Jacksonville High School - Crimson J Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1973 volume:

Editors -Sharon Gftf Marti McNaughton jyj e Smith' t— i v In Memory Kathy McDonald i keep remembering her as she was in the days when i knew her as a happy and beautiful child who smiled on everyone with joy she didn't change because those who knew her recently remember her the same way — as someone who was loved arid she has brought the shattering thought that it could be anyone but she will never be old and hard like some will or crushed by the world like others her life was ended in her youth when life was a thing to be cherished and held to we all have learned from her and will remember, although she was taken in fall it happened in the springtime of her life life had just started and yet fifty years from now there will be no one who cannot remember her name — altho we no longer remember each other’s — or her smile which radiated something from within which must have been what made us love her and what will make us remember. it is hard to talk or write about someone who is gone because memories keep rising forth but one changed somehow — idealized and hazy — but one thing rises above the rest like her smile which cannot be faded or changed by time: she was loved and will be remembered. biggs “Yesterday is but today’s memory and tomorrow is today’s dream And let today embrace the past with remembrance and look to the future with longing. Kahlil Gibran We measure time accordingto the movement of countless suns; and they measure time by little machines in their little pockets. Now tell me. how could we ever meet at the same place and the same time? Gibran every life is many days, day after day we walk through ourselves, meeting robbers, ghosts, giants, old men, young men, wives, widows, brothers-in-love, but always meeting ourselves. joyce The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. Gibran Compliments of Spink insurance Agency 513 W. Morgan 245-4169 Home of the World’s Greatest Hamburger Burger Chef 403 E. Morton Accessories 1st Floor and Jr. Sportswear and Lingerie 2nd Floor Steinheimer Drug Store 237 West State St. Complete Prescription Service Voelkel Glass Service All kinds of glass Art glass Mirrors Plexiglass FurnitureTops Pittsburgh Paints 528 South Main Street Jacksonville, III. Milburn-LaRoss Jewelers 9 West Side Square Jacksonville, Illinois Ph. 243-1110 Irwin's Ladies’ Apparel 74 E. Side Square Jacksonville, III. 62650 Ph. 217-245-6512 Robert Turner Insurance Real Estate 610 N. Prairie Jacksonville, III. Compliments of Lincoln Square Barber Shop Phone 245-2515 Compliments of The Chicken House 1312 S. Main 245-9220 Lincoln Land Animal Clinic 1150 Tendick Jacksonville, III. 62650 The Drexel K H Tree Service 301 W. State Grill, Billiards, and Tobacco Topping and Removal Stump Removal by Machine Fully Insured — Free Estimate Reggie Kemp John Hembrough Ph. 243-1785 Commercial Steel Fabricators, Inc. In Jacksonville for Flowers and Gifts Structural Steel for Buildings Bridges It’s Barber the Florist 205 Allen Ave. 245-9710 832 No. Main 243-3821 First “THE FIRST NAME BANK National Bank OF JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS 322 W. Morton Avenue 245-9671 Midland Farm Supply 803 S. Diamond 69 EAST SID€ SQUARE UWmMULm JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS 0 50 TELEPHONE 24J-32W men’s wear, inc. LUCKY BOY Lane’s Book Store BREAD 225 W. State Hallmark Greeting Cards Ideal Baking Office Supplies Company Student Supplies The Senior girls lived up to the dying tradition of a slumber party. They were expected to behave themselves unlike the girls of '72, but .. . Homecoming weekend was properly kicked off by the bonfire, held at the 1C athletic field. Susan Woodward was announced as Queen with Jewel Akers and Suzi Lukeman as her attendants. - T Snow Khig and Queen Steve Anders and Suzi Lukeman Prince and Princess Ron Fairfield and Susan Woodward First Attendants Tim Rieterman and Jewel Akers Second Attendants Brad Campbell and Astrid Schroetter Third Attendants Mike Brandenburg and Laurie Ogle it was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of follishness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair dickens Now is the time of lingering departure — we pause for one glance backward before setting forth on the journey called life. In these pages we look back with tears mingled with laughter for that which has been and which is to be — then turn to meet the world — laid open like a book at our feet — with open arms — hooray and hallelujah. We are on our way. We do not say goodbye, instead we say hello to life. Jacksonville isn't a huge metropolis, but what else can start a conversation next year except, Where is Jacksonville? I've never heard of it.” As graduation nears, a whole rash of activities make you aware that you do belong to the class of 1973. This probably is the plan behind the events and, if it is a plan, it is successful. You suddenly realize that these are the people you will see for years to come at class reunions. Strange, however, is the lack of friends who started the first year with you and have fallen behind and out. In, spirit, you want them to be part of the class of'73 too. When you’ve graduated, you will not be able to imagine JHS without you. ’T f Uvmn r s n AV q. S( cvduivQ'n Uot vkpper or ouJe.r cOoore. or loeri-eGd vVa£ j1 re. Jbusp nd A. vn 0Dpa.ce tou. cl. rr oJi VrrcuOii c£ rne omvcJr oivW onap oA_ Vf $_ ex A c£ 'VVul 4 Otoajl uS u Svnd. Vnernoc-l s no 4 no oVder 4- no $$erer S-’nan 4-V ax� ui Lr£. 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PREPARED WITH CARE . . HOT OFF THE GRILL ..ON TOASTED BUN UM-M-M-M GOOC! AA m I JjCome in any time T� ,e service is fast If U l UlldlU b -our prices are r nt' Hamburgers McDonakfs is your kind of place. Compliments of 225 E. State CITY WATER, LIGHT, POWER Ph. 245-8210 RUTH JEAN’S Jacksonville. III. 62650 “distinctive fashions Ph. 245-5186 for children young jrs. 698 S. Church St. Jacksonville, III. 62650 26 Free Parking SMART SHOE STORE ©Don Gales SPORTS SHOP 23 South Side of Souare ♦ Phone 243-6434 JACKSONVILLE ILLINOIS 62650 DON GUSTINE PMONt 243)897 Catenyend GALE WALTRIP ILLINOIS COLLEGE Co-educational Church-related Liberal Arts Phi Beta Kappa Chapter Excellent Facilities Moderate Cost (Financial Aid Available) U. S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION Your Army Recruiting Staff Sergeant Robert L. Buff 216 South Main, Jacksonville Wishes you continued good luck and Happiness in future endeavors. 27 o G R Z R n s Crimson Marching Band MEMBERS OF THE CRIMSON MARCHING BAND: Ron Heaton. Lora Kilver. Merry Oliver. Debbie Wilson. Patricia Robinson. Susan Hanback. Sally Cummings, Terry Votsmeier. Ken Marshall. Janet Headen, Susan Sullivan. Janet Colton. Rhea McCulley. Cheryl Hayes. Teresa Gish. Anita Schroetter. Jim Holmes. Janet Hinderliter. Karen Ahlquist. Mary Nergenah. Alan Hinderliter, Jean Curtis. Marlene Marshall. Astrid Schroetter. Janet Hess. Candy Pack. Pat Sorenson. Becky Smith. Mark Wetherall. Roxanna Stafford. Bridget York. Susan Gray. Cheri North-rup, Donna Mills. Cindy Fortado. Beth Surbeck. Beverly Green. Becky King. Peggy Alexander. Wanda Streeter. Debbie Barwick. Debbie Wild. Debbie Syler. Marty Brenner. Brenda Quigg. Ed Glossop. Nancy Simonds. Patty Mauer. Gayla Ahlquist. Paula Dawson. Kevin Coultas. Brad Campbell. Mary Minor. Shelly Stevens. Ray Vasey, Dennis Smith. Joel McNeely. Janet Wardell. Don Allen. Jim Wallis. Pat McCarty. Becky Emrick. Susan Woodward. Jim Jamison. Richard Buchanan, Gary Swain. Jim Murphy. Shawn Main. John Bellatti. Bill Ronat. Dave Hobbs. Bruce Riegel. Mark Sorrill. Bill Doolin. Bruce McDaniel. Roger Hardy. Jay Anders. Harrison Robinson. Tom Withee. Kent Morris. Larry Kane. David Biloz. Mary Clement. Pete Irwin. Steve Wheeler. Brad Mills. Kim Marshall. Rob Schneider. Elmer Hardy. Guy Freesen. Gary Becker. Don Spradlin. Bruce Draper. Jordy Gotschall. Bill Garner. Brian McGinnis, Shane Denney. Jim Lukeman. Gary Funk. George McCurley. Monte Hall. Ted Matthews. Janet Potter. Georgia Hargett. TWIRLERS: Debbie Wilson. Susan Woodward. Shelly Stevens. Paula Dawson — Captain. Vicki Perabeau. Karen Ahlquist. DRUM MAJOR 1972-73: Astrid Schroetter. FLAGS: Gayla Ahlquist. Debbie Barwick — Captain. Patty Maurer. Terri Vots-meier. Not Pictured: Teresa Gish. MEMBERS OF ORCHESTRA: Connie Crone. Mary Murphy. Debbie Wood. Carol Duncan. Rhonda Cox. Jan Smith. Jeanne Freiburg. Holly Hanson. Joy Andrews. Tahni Davis. Dagmar Schroetter. Melinda Moulder. Kathy Black. Kurt Decker. Mike Prewitt. Sherri Mitchell. Jane Freiburg. Jim Holmes. Janet Hinderliter. Patricia Robinson. Susie Sullivan. Terri Votsmeier, Pat Sorenson, Wanda Streeter. Becky King. Jean Curtis. Marlene Marshall. Jim Wallis. Becky Em-rick, Richard Buchanan. Kim Marshall. Jay Anders. Bill Doolin. Roger Hardy. Bruce McDaniel. Larry Kane. Steve Wheeler. Mary Clement. Bill Garner. Janet Potter. Shane Denney. Georgia Hargett. Orchestra J.H.S. Varsity Band yy VARSITY BAND PERSONNEL: Cindy Atherton. John Brim. Karla Brown. Trisha Chapman. Steve Crawford. Debbie Deck. Bonnie Dietz. Lori Ecker. Ed Fairfield. Julia Ford, Tysa Fundel. Carla Jo Grogan. Harold Haley. Tom Hartke. Pete Heaton. Gina Henderson. Mary Jo Hopper. Debbie King. Verna King. Larry Knight. Bill Longo. Mark Lynn. Gordon Mason. Patti Massey. Bruce McCullough. Mike Meyers. Steve Miller. Cindy Mohnen. Cheri Pahlman. Tim Peek. Vicki Perabeau. Janet Potter. Terri Powell. Clark Simmons. Pat Sorenson. Mary Spradlin. Jim Stanberry. Tom Stovall. Wanda Streeter. Kathy Trent. John Willoughby. MEMBERS OF JAZZ BAND: Richard Buchanan. Shane Denney. George McCurley. Don Allen. Janet Potter. Anita Schroetter. Ron Heaton. Mary Minor. Joel McNeely. Kevin Coultas. Shelly Stevens. Ray Vasey. Gary Becker. Harrison Robinson. Jim Wallis. Jim Jamison. Bill Ronat. Shawn Main. Mary Clement. Kent Morris. Larry Kane. David Biloz. Symphonic Band SYMPHONIC BAND PERSONNEL: Ron Heaton. Lora Kilver. Merry Oliver. Debbie Wilson. Patricia Robinson. Susan Hanback. Sally Cummings. Terry Votsmeier. Keri Marshall. Janet Headen. Susan Sullivan. Janet Colton. Rhea McCulley. Cheryl Hayes. Teresa Gish. Anita Schroetter. Jim Holmes. Janet Hinderliter, Karen Ahlquist. Mary Nergenah. Alan Hinderliter. Jean Curtis. Marlene Marshall. Astrid Schroet-ter. Janet Hess. Candy Pack. Pat Sorenson. Becky Smith. Mark Wetherall. Roxanna Stafford. Bridget York. Susan Gray. Cheri Northrup. Donna Mills. Cindy Fortado. Beth Surbeck. Beverly Green. Becky King. Peggy Alexander. Wanda Streeter. Debbie Barwick. Debbie Wild. Debbie Syler. Marty Benner. Brenda Quigg. Ed Glossop. Nancy Simonds. Patty Mauer. Gayla Ahlquist. Paula Dawson. Kevin Coultas. Brad Campbell. Mary Minor. Shelly Stevens. Ray Vasey. Dennis Smith. Joel McNeely. Janet Warden. Don Allen. Jim Wallis. Pat McCarty. Becky Emnck. Susan Woodward. Jim Jamison. Richard Buchanan. Gary Swain. Jim Murphy. Shawn Main. John Bellatti. Bill Ronat. Dave Hobbs, Bruce Riegel. Mark Sorrill. Bill Doolin. Bruce McDaniel. Roger Hardy. Jay Anders. Harrison Robinson. Tom Withee. Kent Morris. Larry Kane. David Biloz. Mary Clement. Pete Irwin. Steve Wheeler. Brad Mills. Kim Marshall. Rob Schneider. Elmer Hardy. Guy Freesen. Gary Becker. Don Spradlin. Bruce Draper. Jordy Gotschall. Bill Garner. Brian McGinnis. Shane Denney. Jim Lukeman. Gary Funk. George McCurley. Monte Hall. Ted Matthews. Janet Potter. Georgia Hargett. M ■ I X e MEMBERS OF MIXED CHORUS: Rebecca Benz. Bobbie Brand. Jean Curtis. Sally Davidsmeyer. Cary Graus. Tina Hacker. Wina Hewitt. Jill Hubbard. Candy Killam. Laurie Ogle. Tim Reiterman. Jeanne Scott. Dana Stanberry. Sara Suttles. Gail Thady. Patti Wilson. Jackie Barber. Barb Benz. Renee Briggs. Donna Bringman. Debbie Dobey. Steve Foster. Cindy Gano. Angie Gustine. Laura Helmich. Eleanor Jones. Bruce Jumper. Debbie Losch. Karen Loudermilk. Kim Marshall. Alberta Morgan. Andrea Phillips. Carolyn Plemitscher. Janet Potter. Kay Rauch. Marian Ryan. Scharolet Scheferkort, Cindy Schneider. Elaine Smith. Matthew Adams. Ann Johnson. Sheri Beck. Sylvia Blackburn. Cheryl Bostick. Mike Bourn. Gail Bradney. Cindy Brockhouse. Mary Beth Brogdan. Mary Buren. Diane Cole. Debbie Cooley Lisa Coyle. Denise DeFrates. Cindy Davidsmeyer. Tamela Elsome. Cindy Fawkes. Canda Fernandes. Debbie Gardner. Debbie Gordley. David Hickox. Cathy Irlam. Lynnellen Jarrett. Pat Jumper. Cindy List. Jan Mason. Karen Morris. Cheryl Opperman. Jim Orris. Jerri Penton. Debi Rigg. Lori Ross. Russell Taylor, Sheila Vickers. Marcia Vorhes. Crystal Wade. Janis Williams. EDITORS: Gretchel Wheal. Jeanne Scott. Mrs. Elma Savage CIRCULATION: Kevin Elder. Dawn Meyers. Ed Flynn. Don Armstrong. — Advisor. John Mosley. Larry Hinman. Tom Murphy. Jean Curtis. Inkblot Staff ART: Ann Bradney. Barb Frank. Leigh Ann Davis. POETRY: Mary Biggs. Donna Mills. Susan Gray. Candy Killam. Janet Wina Hewitt. Headen. SHORT STORY: Patty Stice, Diane Houser. Roxanne Gregory, Rodney Richards. Astrid Schroetter. PROSE: Lisa Riegel. Jan Smith. Laurie Ogle. Larry Kant, Tina Hacker, Alan Hinderliter. Mary Ellen Savoie. X 0) Susan Editor Armstrong, Feature Suzi Lukeman. Editor Mike Brandenbur Feature Editor Susan Woodward. Typist ROW 1: Bob Linebaugh. David Nunes. Kevin Price. Suzi Lukeman. Kevin Reiterman. ROW 2: Janet Hayes. Susan Woodward. Mike Brandenburg. ROW 3: Rodney Richards. Craig Davison. Mark Woodworth. ROW 4: Jim Lukeman. Susan Armstrong. Patricia Robinson. Jim Lukeman. Sports Editor Patricia Robinson. Activities Editor SEATED: Holly Watson. Sandy Thomas. STANDING: Terri Hammon. Pam Stevens. Debbie Long. Marilyn Worrall. Annette Kehoe. Ruth McCormick. National Honor Society ROW 1: Mary Ellen Savoie — Secretary. Janet Potter — Assistant Program Chairman. Astrid Schroetter — Program Chairman. Alan Hin-derliter — President. Bobbie Jane Brand — Treasurer. Larry Hinman — Vice President. Steve Newbery — Chaplain. ROW 2: Gretchen Wheal. Barbie Frank. Janet Hess. Janet Headen, Debbie Saxer. Louis Yan. Debbie Hileman. Vicki Birdsong. Karen Ahlquist. ROW 3: Susan Bellatti. Jaque Fish. Anne Flick. Kay Rauch. Kathy Archer, Bob Schlie. Stan Fernandes. Kevin Coultas. Jeanne Scott. Jim Wallis. Janet Hinderliter. Susie Sullivan. Cindy Gano. Barb Floreth. Gail Westberg. BOTTOM TO TOP: Carolyn Snow. Tammy Elsome. Nancy Flowers. Diane Stout. Crystal Wade. Lori Ross. Patti Massey, Diane Crank. Jacki Williams. Diane Cole. Cindy Atherton. Vicki Nunes. Vicki Pace, Eleanor Jones. Esther Spaenhower. Cheryl Gerard. Joan Reeder. Barb Benz. ROW 1: Chip Thomson. Tim Reiterman — President. David Coyle — Vice-President. Jim Lukeman — Treasurer. Kevin Reiter-man — Secretary. Tod Olson. ROW 2: Monty Hall. Roger Russell. Rodney Richards. Gerry Gotschall. Mark Defrates, Frank Walker. Tom Caldwell. Mike Mullenix. Kim Ervin. ROW 3: Tom Murphy, John Wittich. John Bellatti. Alan Symons. Jim Chipman. Ron Heaton. Andy Foote. Kevin Noecker. Jay Dickman. ROW 4: Gerry Heaton. Paul Armstrong. Bill Turner. Doug Henderson. Tim Waltrip. Kippy Price. Steve Siville. Bill Flynn. David Biloz. Darrell Lewis. Dave Westberg. David Gibbs. ROW 1: Wina Hewitt. Lisa Riegel, Astrid Schroetter — President. Suzi Lukeman. Marian Ryan — Treasurer Jr.. Candy Pack — Vice-President Jr.. Ben Denny — President Jr.. Tom Wiihee. ROW 2: Jan Smith. Debbie Sturdy. Lenore Killam. Candy Killam — Treasurer. Marti McNaughton. Jeanne Scott. Connie Crone. Susan Armstrong. Barb Floreth. Mark Evans. ROW 3: Larry Hin-man — Vice-President. Dave Westberg. Janet Headen. Cheryl Morris. Angie Gustine. Janet Hess. Anne Flick. Lokke Heiss. Bruce Draper. Jim Wallis — Secretary Jr., Bob Sibert. NOT PICTURED: Bobbie Jane Brand — Secretary. Jewel Akers. Robyn Steagall. ROW 1: Cindy Mohnen. Barb Taylor. Jeanne Scott. Marilyn Rust. Patty Maurer. Gail Westberg. Kathy Black — Treasurer. ROW 2: Valerie Fox. Ann Johnson. Sandy Knight. Brenda Quigg. Anita Schroetter. Shelly Stevens. Vicki Perabeau. Marlene Marshall — Secretary. Elaine Smith. ROW 3: Janet Colton. Patsy Daniels. Paul Lynde. Richard Buchanan. Peter Heaton. Tom Caldwell. Tom Snow. NOT PICTURED: Laurie Ogle — President. George Medlock. Andrea Hoekstre. Kay Palmer. Richard Smith — Vice-President. ROW 1: Gail Westberg. Donna Bringman, Susan Bellatti. Vicki Birdsong, Ray Vasey, Louis Yan, Eleanor Jones. Karen Ahl-quist, Bev Green, Karel Kohlbecker, Donna Mills. Mike Wilson, Jill Hubbard. Jean Curtis, Susan Gray — Secretary. Chris Dickman. Barbie Frank, Mary Ellen Savoie — Treasurer. ROW 2: Dale Hubbard. Ken Rebstock. Gary Kirchhofer. Pat McCarty. John Mosley. Robb Schneider. Rodney Richards. Gayle Erixon. Ed Flynn — President. Teddy Bayer. Dennis Smith — President. Bobbie Jane Brand. Sue Fanning. Mary Biggs. Steve Newbery. NOT PICTURED: Ann Bradney. Leigh Ann Davis. Dirk Defrates, Mike Edwards. Diane Houser. Robin Smith, Elizabeth Spink, John Watson, Pam Welch. ROW 1: Pat Jumper — Treasurer. Brick Campbell — President. Cathy Irlam — President. Marcia Vorhes. Jeni Bringman — Secretary. John Bellatti. ROW 2: Brenna Souza. Patty Suter. Cindy Fortado. Gail Bradney. Chris Brune, Cheryl Opperman, Denise Dennis. ROW 3: Holly Watson. Becky Jackson. Lisa Coyle. Mary Nergenah. Ruth Wiedermann. Carolyn Preston. Mark Woodworth. Diane Cole. ROW 4: Marla McCoy — Treasurer. Jane Thorsen. Connie Jacobs — Secretary. Mary Spradlin. Ann Morris — President. Mark Defrates. Craig Davison. Joe Kozma. NOT PICTURED: Bonnie Deitz. Bill Tranbarger. Bill Longo — President. Mark McFarland. Steve Scott. Mark Taylor. fV espia 7S Patty Wilson Cindy Adams Janet Potter J. T. Blimling Lenore Killam John Watson DKm €tm ROW 1: Cindy Adams. Mary Biggs. Scharolet Scheferkort. Cindy List. Lisa Riegel. Mike Brandenburg. Astrid Schroetter. Becky Jackson. Elaine Smith. Patty Stice. ROW 2: John Watson. Lenore Killam. Debie Dobey. Carolyn Plemitscher. Jill Hubbard. Jan Blimling. Patricia Robinson, Janet Potter. Karen Ahlquist, Deborah Losch. Cindy Fawkes. Vocational o o P e r a t ■ i v e Club E d u c a t ■ i o n ROW 1: Diane Atherton. Debra Sparrow. Jackie Hopper. Debbie Gish. Janet Massey. Mike Medlock. Darryl Stansfield. Sue Tapscott, Louis Cox. ROW 2: Wanda Irwin. David Shillings. Bill Wynn. Dennis Chappel. Gayle Stansfield. Mark Lynn. Harold Haley. Gail Thady. ROW 3: Steve Wankel. Dale Woodridge. David Vieira, Cary Graus. Bob McGee. Steve Hicks. Bill Donovan. Ted Brown. Harold Coats. E. W. Manker. Jade Black. L e a d e r s f i u ROW 1: Pat Jumper. Mary Wallace. Marty Brenner. Debi Dobey. Cheryl Gerard. Barb Benz. Jackie Barber, Scharolet Scheferkort. Ruth Wiedermann. ROW 2: Michele Underbrink. Debbie King. Debbie Hacker. Sharon Worrall, Sharon Schissler. Sara Suttles, Terri Hammon, Debbie Long. Holley Cully. Vicki Nunes. ROW 3: Patty Wilson. Peggy Alexander. Cheryl Brogden. Wanda Streeter. Becky King. Cheryl Bostick. Kim Smith. Penny Allan. Ann Johnson. Leann Six. Mary Spradlin. Gail Westberg. Cathy Maupin. ROW 1: Patty Stice. Debbie Syler, Vicki Birdsong, Gretchen Wheal, Becky Jackson. Susie Sullivan. Donna Bring-man. Lisa Riegel. Renee Briggs. Bev Schuster. Jeri Penton. Jeanne Freiburg. Gail Bradney. ROW 2: Karen Schu-man. Kay Rauch, Cindy Gano. Mark Mason. Jeanne Scott. Mike Brandenburg, Astrid Schroetter. Gail Westberg. ROW 3: Kathy Black — Vice-President. Mary Biggs — Secretary. Janet Hinderliter — Treasurer. Patricia Robinson. ROW 4: Barbie Frank. Yule Latip. ROW 5: Debbie Coclasure. Monica Lamma. AMERICAN LIFE TO ME I did not realize how important Jacksonville to me is till I was out to Montana. I realized that I like her much, basically of her people. Almost everybody seems to be jolly and friendly. Glowing smiles shine from the people I meet everywhere, both young and old alike. Some wave their hands when they are in their cars passing by; some honk with their cars' horns to show greetings. Hello!'' or Hi!” or How are you?” are their usual greetings to the people they meet whether they know them or not. This is not absent in my homeplace but I find it more well practiced and more alive here. I had hard time adjusting to the kind of food here because it is very much different from what I used to have back. One by one I learned to like various foods besides the ones I already liked the first time I tested them, like turkey, gravy, granola, and other cereals, hamburgers, some pizza, depending on the food content it has, and almost all kinds of fruit. One of the fascinating observations that I like most is the relationship that exists within an American family. The mutual sharing of responsibilities and the respect to everyone’s opinions are among the relationships that each member of the family shares with the other. In school, I find it very interesting that I really find myself in the process of learning lots of things both inside the classes and out of class generally from my schoolmates and good friends. I also enjoy learning with the methods that are being used by the teachers considering their differences with the ones I had been taking. I do not wish to become an American, yet I really love and truly appreciate most of the American way of living. I am very grateful to have this chance to see and actually be involved with this kind of living through the AFS. Yusoph Latip from Marawi City, Mindanao. Philippines. Orlando Gomez from Bogota. Colombia, Yusoph Latip 40 Field Service Jacksonville High School these three words did not mean anything to me before I came to North America. I did not know what it would be like. Now it means much to me. and will be through the years. Never will I forget the school days — its programs, its classes, and my friends. And when I am in Colombia, I will hope to come back one day. p e Good Luck, Orlando Gomez t Football and Peanut Butter If you want to be a real American, you must put on your T.V. on Saturday morning and you must make a big heap bread where is very much peanut butter. Now you are ready to watch 24 hours of football on T.V. and you can really feel that you are an Ameri- can! It is quite hard to find big differences between the Americans and the Finns. But small differences which makes you the Americans are pretty much, as football and peanut butter. In traffic you are much better than we Finns. You use your brains when we use only hands and feets and you are also very polite. In general you don't care to be too formal but you like to be friendly and informal. I envy students here, because school is so much more pleasant and perhaps also easier. We Finns must study at high school at least 14 different subjects 7 hours in day and two years more as you. Teachers here are more friendly than in Finland. Here in classes I can feel how nice is the atmosphere between teachers and pupils. Peace is one of the most important things for Finns and that is why I can't understand how little you care about that your government is at war. You like to speak about peace but you approve war too easily. Negative things which I have noticed here are so much less than favorable things, I can feel that I am one of you and Jacksonville is my other home. The people have been so friendly and so hearty for me that I am your permanent friend. Pertti J. Rosila South America Pertti Rosila Espoo. Finland. from Future Teachers of America ROW 1: Susan Bellatti. Sharon Worrall, Debbie Syler, Karen Ahlquist. ROW 2: Jeanne Scott. Connie Jacobs. Teresa Gish. Becky Jackson. NOT PICTURED: Susan Bonds. Future Farmers of America ROW 1: Mr. David Nolan — Student Teacher I.S.U.. Dean Lindsey — Parliamentarian. Ed Glossop — Treasurer. Earl Million — President. Daryl Quigg — Vice-President. Silvan Negenah — Reporter. William Fortschneider — Advisor. ROW 2: Bill Leib. Mike Davidsmeyer. Fred Thomas. Jim Dixon. Bill Million. Bruce Kleinschmidt. Cindy Dobson, Jim Prosser. Jim Conover. Mark Pennell. Les Heaton. ROW 3: Alan Neff. Tom Busen. Wayne VanBebber. Roger Walker. Robert Cooley. Steve Suttles. Joe Spradlin. Ron Henderson. Mark Bowman. Bob Basham. Clark Bowman. Bob Ralston. Mark Price. ROW 4: Rocky Mayberry. Danny Schofield. Steve Holmes. Roger Walker. Rodney Mutch. Jim Miller. Mike Moore. Paul Armstrong. Ron York. John Hull. Bob Hawks. ROW 5: Tim Cully, Steve Johnson. Rob Roy Hembrough. Neil Maul. Mark Taylor. Steve Whitsel. Carl Saxon. Leo Johnson. Stan Heaton. Brian McGinnis. Chris Miller. John Lawless. Art Club ROW 1: Jeff Carter. Ken Rebstock. Jim Jameson. Bob Johnson. Mr. Atkins. E. W. Manker. ROW 2: Debbie Gresham. Danny Schofield. Lenore Killam. Liz Ake-hurst. Lisa Riegel. Wina Hewitt. Lora Kilver. ROW 3: Steve Hilligoss. Lecia Olive. Julie Gillespie. Debbie Smith. Tonya Penton. Linda Bailey. ROW 4: Carol Gross. Jewel Akers. Suzi Lukeman. Richard Rennhack. Mary Ellen Savoie. Lokke Heiss. Mark Mason, Sue Fanning. Mary Biggs. Mike Brandenburg — Vice-President. David Nunes. Janet Hinderliter — Secretary-Treasurer. Ray Vasey — President. Astrid Schroetter, Lisa Riegel. Bobbie Jane Brand. Vicky Fredericks. Gayla Ahlquist. Group for Auto Safety ROW 1: Mark Woodworth. Kathy Black — Secretary. Gary Becker. Mary Ir-lam. Cathy Irlam. Mr. Churchill — Advisor. ROW 2: Dale Osborne — Treasur-er. Chuck Bowen. Larry Scupham. Chuck Black — Co-President. Ellen Moss — Co-President. Steve Barfield. EDITORS Marti McNaughton Mike Smith Sharon Gill Jewel Akers — ACTIVITIES EDITOR Astrid Schroetter — ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Mary Ellen Savoie — SENIORS EDITOR Lisa Riegel — UNDERCLASS EDITOR Darrell Lewis — SPORTS EDITOR Mary Biggs — COPY EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHERS Stan Heaton Don Allen Bob Norbury Dean Baxter a f f ASSISTANTS Sharon Steinmetz Katie Worrall Shelley Deutsch Debbie Wilson Not Pictured • Candy Killam Laurie Ogle Cindy Gano Susan Bellatti Valerie Fox Sharon Gill Mrs. Chenoweth — Advisor Marti McNaughton JJeM-U' MULCHES®! C®. Best Wishes from Jacksonville Savings and Loan Ready-Mixed Concrete Lumber — Paint — Builder's Hardware 725 East College Ave. Jacksonville, III. 62650 Phone 245-5167 P.O. Box 406 “Best Wishes” Compliments of Heinl the Florist Josten’s Carole Jean IGA Bert Marilyn Schlie Class rings. Graduation Announcements, Diplomas, Jacksonville and Winchester 1002 W. Walnut Jacksonville, III. Caps and Gowns Gene Sherrow Girard. 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LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Mouse Reiterman. J. Dummy Frye. R. Gunner Roach. C. Fingers White. B. Dingle Flynn. B. Chips Turner. R. Stork Fairfield. B. Hands Versen. B. Charging Mills. F. Bro Walker. J. Luke Lukeman, T. Nose Reiterman. KNEELING: Mgr. G. Kirch Kirchhof-fer. Ass’t. Coach Al Downing. Coach Frank Long. Mgr. Chuckie Black. Varsity Basketball Frank Walker Bill Versen Jim Lukeman Coach Frank Long Cliff White Ron Fairfield, ALL STATER Tim Reiterman Ricky Roach Sophomore Team 1st ROW — J. Bellatti. R. Hall. T. Waltrip. J. Wittich. 2nd ROW — Mgr. M. Meyers. A. Robinson. M. Fearson. A. Foote. B. Bettis. R. York. Mgr. J. Anders. 3rd ROW — Coach Anthony. J. Dickman. T. Gotchall. G. McKean. R. Aring. R. Benton. L. Kane. 64 FIRST ROW: D. Frank. K. Rebstock. K. Reiterman. D. Russell. R. York. J. Bellatti. SECOND ROW: G. Freesen. E. Flynn. G. Gotschall. J. Holmes. B. Flynn. A. Fearson. Coach D. Moy. Top Runners ed flynn bill flynn kevin reiterman dean russell Soccer 1st ROW — 0. Gomez. D. 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Auditing — Bookkeeping — Clerk-Typist — Office Receptionist — Complete Modern Office Machine Department — IBM Key Punch — Comptometer — Dictaphone Cmm Office and Showroom DARRELL JOKISCH 727 Nonh Main Dial 245-6129 Jacksonville. Illinois Day or Evening Classes Prompt Placement Service For Information Bulletin — Visit or Write May Music Company Hardin Business College 202 East Court Street Jacksonville. Illinois 220 W. State Jacksonville. III. Approved By Office of State Supt. of Public Instruction Everything in the Music Line Cynthia Jean Adams Dear Lord, for these three things I pray: To know Thee more clearly. To love Thee more dearly. To follow Thee more nearly. Everyday. Unknown Elizabeth Louise Akchurst My thought is a tender leaf that sways m every direction and finds pleasure in its swaying. Kahlil Gibran Susan E. Acres Some men see things as they are and say why, I dream things that never were and say why not. Robert Kennedy Nancy Alderton The only way to open the heart is from the inside. Original Jewel Ann Akers The deeper that sorrow carves into your being, the more joy you can contain. Kahlil Gibran Don Armstrong I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn't know. Mark Twain Peggy Alexander I really do not think I reached my single purpose m life, to forget what is behind me and do my best to reach what is ahead. Philippians 3:13 Rick Alexander Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is a vision so let's live. live, live today. Unknown Joy Andrews I think; therefore I am. Rene Descartes Steve Anders All of the animals excepting man know that the principal business of life is to enjoy it. Samuel Butler Diane Atherton I meet you as a stranger. I leave you as a friend. I hope we meet in heaven where love and friendship never ends. Unknown Steve Barfield I never forgot a face, but in your case I'll make an exception. Groucho Marx Jimm Bates How can you be m two places at once when you're not anywhere at all? Firesign Theatre Larry Baker We do not count a man's years until he has nothing else to count. Ralph Waldo Emerson Linda Bailey Speech is great: silence is greater. Unknown Christina Ballard It matters not what you are thought to be. but what you are. Unknown Russell Barber To be human should be considered a privilege, not an excuse. Unknown Louetta Basham Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Unknown Bera Sue Baldwin When this you see remember me and bear me in your mind, let all the world say what they may. speak of me as you find.” Brian Jones Gary Michael Becker There's a world you're living in, no one else has your past, all god's children in the wind take it in and blow hard. Neil Young Robert Dean Baxter Amor vinicit omnia. Latin Dictum Kathleen Ann Black God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can. and the wisdom to know the difference. Unknown Steve Becker I'm looking at the world to see the world is looking back at me. Gypsy Rebecca Benz Love is the only one of our passions which includes in its dreams the happiness of someone else. Alphone Karr Chuck Black There is always room at the top of the ladder if you can get through the crowd at the bottom. My Dad Mary Elizabeth Bi gs 0 world as God had made it! All is beauty. Browning Deborah Hacker Banneau So here we are the two of us. surviving as best we can. creat ing a band together, united hand in hand.” C. Fox Susan Bonds The way to love anything is to realize that it might be lost. G.K. Chesterton Sharon Bland The days that make us happy make us wise. John Masefield Darrell Brown Life has no meaning without happiness. Original Dennis L. Bradshaw True disputants are like true sportsmen, their whole delight is m the pursuit. Alexander Pope Bobbie Jane Brand Animals are such agreeable friends — they ask no questions, they pass no criticisms. George Eliot Michael E. Brandenburg We all live as actors: we read for parts but don't always get them.” Original Patricia Diane Bunfill Love is the only one ol our passions which includes in its dreams the happiness of someone else. Alphonse Karr John Buren When in trouble one friend is worth a thousand words. Original Mike Burress and it’s gone like snow on the water Good bye! Incredible String Band Jerry 8uchanan Greater men may have lived before, but I doubt it. Karl Wrone Brad Campbell One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. Goethe Regina Anne Caldwell It’s what you learn after you know all that really counts! Alfred E Newman Jeff Busey I got nothing' against mankind It’s people I don't trust. Archie Bunker John M. Coats I live and love in God's peculiar light. Michelangelo Debra Ann Chambers God exists. God is All Powerful. God is good. I Am David Carter I hope someday the light of love shines bright upon your face. I don't care who you are I love the German race. Mark Farner Debbie Copley To be loved for what you seem is comforting, but to be loved for what you are is eternal. Kneeland Mary Coats We like someone because We love someone although. Henri de Montherlant DebbieColclasure It's nothing that makes us something, what we miss that hits the mark, what's left out that leads us in . Light shining over the dark. UnCola Dale L. Conner Love Is Hell Original Jean Cur j Before us is a future all unknown. a path untrod. Beside us a friend well loved and known — that friend is God. Anonymous Joann Cox Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick? Floyd Cox Sally Jo Davidsmeyer Love is the key to the universe which unlocks all doors. Anonymous Kenneth Davis The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Walter Bagehot Ronald Decker The shortest answer is doing the thing. Old proverb Leigh Anne Davis An old world vanished and then there was none. Robert A. Heinlem Shane Denney It's a deception.' Gerald L. DeGroot The kiss you take is better than you give. Anonymous Unknown Christine Dickman Every path hath a puddle.” George Herbert Julie Dionne Those who love cfeeply never grow old; they may die of old age. but they die young. Wing Pinero Terry DeFrates If you add only a little to a little and do this often, soon that little will become great. Hesiod Terry Doris The quarrels of lovers are the renewal of love. Terence Joy Dodd How wise are they that are but fools in love! Unknown Reg Draper Lite is what you make it. no more no less. Original Rick Doyle Why don't you go bob for apples. In other words go soak your head. Harry Reasoner Julie Dupme Nothing is stranger than strange cheese except Stranger in the Night. Din t you agree? J.T. Debra Edmiston All the hatred in the world can not kiil the love of two people.” Original Gayle Erixon Today is mine. And so you see I have the past and the yet to be. Ella Wheeler Wilcox Cathy Elliott When one door closes another opens; But we often look so long and so regrettfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us. Alex G. Bell Kevin Elder “The Lord is first, my friends are second. I am third. Gayle Sayers Sue Evans “You are going to get one chance at this life so make every day count. Martin Yankee Don E. Evans Accuracy is the twin brother of honesty; inaccuracy is a near km to falsehood. Tyron Edwards Kent R. Eyre Some men see things as they are and ask why. I dream of things that never were and ask why not. Unknown Ronald S. Fairfield “Oft times the test of courage becomes rather to live than to die.” Alfien Kim Ervin He that makes himself an ass must not take it ill if men ride him. Anonymous Stanley Thomas Fernandes “I see Far off the homes of men. and farther still the graves of men on an opposing hill, living or dead, whichever are to mind. Robert Frost Penny Fisher So dawn goes down to day. nothing gold can stay. Robert Frost Susan Fanning Not the briefest moment — yours or mine — Can ever come again. W. Delamare David Floyd A good sport is one who pays the costs without counti them. Roy L. Srflth rj Ronald Flowers Speaking without thinking is like shooting without taking aim. Anonymous David Frank On earth there is nothing great but man; In man there is nothing great but mind. Sir William Hamilton Edward L. Flynn Careless of things which are near, we pursue eagerly things which are far away. Pliny the Younger Linda Foster “For still there are so many things that I have never seen: In every wood in every spring there is a different green. J.R.R. Tolkien Barbara Frank Things have changed. All the good times that we had pass this way. Only memories will remain tomorrow. Unknown Cindy Sue Fox The road of life is rocky, with stones and mountains all 'round. Yet if you keep your head up. your future will soon be found.” Original Brett Woodford Gardner It is not enough that you try to rob us of our land, but that you try to break us of our pride. Gerommo Gentz Franz Whoever tries for great obiects must suffer something. Plutarch Sharon Gill Kindness is the oil that takes the friction out of life.” Unknown Kathleen J. Gillette Yesterday is but a memory, tomorrow an uncfiarted course, so live today that it will be a memory without remorse. Unknown Anne Franseen The most difficult |Ob teenagers have today is learning good conduct without seeing any. H. G. Hutcheson Ed Glossop For what has been, thanks. For what will be yes.” Oag Hammarskjold Carl Gimbel Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Ralph Waldo Emerson Jerry Gotschall It’s easy for folks to make monkeys of themselves just by carrying tales. ” T. Harry Thompson Mike Gonzalez I’m actually a good hater, but the Bible says. Love your enemies'. Carl Tucker JoeGraddy The greater the difficulty the more glory in surmounting it. Epicurces GaryS. Graus Life is short, too short for unhappy times. Original Beverly Jo Green “He is no fool, who gives what he cannot keep, to gam what he cannot lose. Unknown Susan Gray We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men arc afraid of the light. Plato Debbie Gresham Judge not that ye be not judged.” St. Mathew 7:1 William Greife We put up with being surpassed more easily than with being equalled A. U. Vmet John Anthony Griffin Do not ask for whom the bell tolls, ring the thing yourself. Steve Twaddle Carol Gross It was a time of innocence. at time of confidences Preserve your memories. They're all that's left you. Simon Garfunke! Roxanne Gregory It's all m the mind, you know. Starr Cynthia J. Haley To be loved for what you seem may be comforting; but to be loved for what you are is eternal. Kneeland Harold Haley War is a good excuse for murder but peace is no excuse for war.” Unknown Aaron L. Haley All too often prejudice is being down on something you're not upon. Unknown Tina Hacker If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. Kahlil Gibran Holly Hanson So I continue to continue to pretend my life will never end and flowers never bend with with the rainfall.” Paul Simon Elmer Hardy I hate quotations. Tell me what you Know. Emerson Roger Hardy The people sensible enough to give good advice are usually sensible enough to give none. Eden Phillpotts Susan Hanback There is so much good in the worst of us and so much bad in the lost of us. That it ill behooves any of us. to find fault with the rest of us. Unknown Susan Arlene Hayes To be loved for what you seem may be comforting; but to be loved for what you are is eternal. Kneeland Wayne Harney Some actors think they are elevating the stage when they're merely depressing the audience. George A. Posner Georgia B. Hargett There is a land of the living and a land of the dead, and the bridge is love. Thornton Wilder Gerald W. Heaton Unless it kills you. do it. Every moment is your own. You should be happy. Janis Joplin Janet Headen Try and walk away, See how lonely you really are. Who will be your triend. When you're really who you are John Mayall Debbie Hazelrigg “There are only two families in the world, the haves and have nots. Miguel DeCervantes Diane Heise “Memory is the treasury and guardian of all things. Cicero Jeffery Thomas Hembrough “We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done. Longfellow Jan Hickey No one understands me. no one ever will. Because I don't understand myself. Unknown Douglas Henderson Richaes I hold in light esteem, and love I laugh to scorn; And lust of fame was but dream that vanished with the morn.” Emily Bronte Steve Hicks Monday morning comes too soon after Sunday night. Anonymous Rebecca Lynn Hill Love exists only when trust and understanding are an everyday habit. Forgiving each other is half, and being able to love again is the other. Unknown Dorothy Diane Hill I believe in you. Neil Young Suzanne J. Hill To thine ownself be true, and it must follow, as the night the day., thou canst not then be false to any man. Shakespeare Steve Hilligoss It is easy when we are well to give good advice to the sick. Terence Kevin J. Hocking Many people believe Hell is a place of repentance Where are we now? Original Larry G. Hinman In the sea of life, in the sea of death my soul, tired in both, seeds the mountain from which the waters have receded. Japan 7th Century Alan Henderliter A man's reach should exceed his grasp.” Robert Browning Diane E. Houser Take hand and part with laughter: touch lips and part with tears: once more and no more after, whatever comes with years. A. Swmborne Jacqueline Jane Hopper Happiness depends, as nature shows, less on exterior things than most suppose. Couper Jill Marie Hubbard Do you Know what I mean? Have your eyes really seen? Leslie Duncan Nancy Hudson I discovered the secret of the sea in meditation upon a dewdrop. Kahil Gibran James D. Holmes Every Problem contains the seeds of its own solution.” Stanley Arnold John Jameson You've reached middle age when all you exercise is caution. Franklin P. Jones Leslie F. Jackson You are you. and I am I. and if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful.” Fredrick S. Peris Connie Jacobs Three may keep a secret if two of them are dead. Benjamin Franklin Janet Jokisch We are where love has come to live. C. Day Lewis Leo Johnson Truckers pay their way. Fellow Truck Driver Mary Johnson It’s not how old you are but how you are old.” Marie Dressier Mark Joseph Who loves not wine, women, and song, he remains a fool his whole life long. Martin Luther David A. Jones A bottle of liquor is not a very good crutch to lean on unless, of course, it is a very tall bottle. Unknown David W Jones No matter how life changes, there will always be a past, a now. and a future. Unknown Kent Jordan The stars are matter, we’re matter, but it doesn’t matter . Captain Beefheart Vickie Jones The only way to have a friend is to be one. Emerson Ron Kant Don't shoot a beaver unless you have to. just wound it. B.C. Express Larry Kant Frankly, I don't give a damn. Rhett Butler Rose Jumper Work for what you want; and. when you get it. hold on to it forever. Anonymous Sandy Kemp Everything passes, everytnmg changes. iust do what you think you should do. Bob Dylan Connie Kennedy “Hitch your wagon to a star. Emerson Lenore Killam “Then we'll smile and toast our glasses high. And the world will know you and I. Bob Segar Dixie L. Kesmger The grass withereth. the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand forever. Isaiah 40:8 Candy Killam The happiest people seem to be those who have no particular cause for being happy except that they are so. W. R. Inge Ann Kleinschmidt The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.” Emerson Yu soph Latip A man who does not love his own tongue is no better than a beast or rotten fish. Rizal Brenda Sue Lawson Delbert McKinney Original Kateena Lawson Time hurries on. P. Simon Larry Lancaster Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain and most fools do. Benjamin Franklin Darrell Lewis “I hate people who think they know everything. They annoy those of us who do. Unknown Darrell Leitze The only way to have a friend is to be one. Emerson Brenda Leefers ‘Ah tor the days of rollin' suntans down the hill. Anonymous Mary Hayes Lovekamp Aria Mike Lovekamp If you will make yourself let yourself be the man you are then you will be the man you want to be. Tom Wells Original Suzi Lukeman If God were a corporate structure like a business. I would but stick so that I could be vice president in charge of miracles. Pedersen Mark Lynn “Never give a sucker an even break. W.C. Fields Kathy Lewis “the most completely lost of all days is that in which one has not laughed. Chamford Patty Mallicoat Apart we have searched: Together we have found. Original Alan Mallicoat Ain't it good to know — you've got a friend. Carol King Janet Massey Hang on to your hopes, my friend That's an easy thing to say.. But if your hopes should pass away, simply pretend that you can build them again. Paul Simon Marla McCoy By the accident of fortune a man may rule the world for a time, but by virtue of love he may rule the world forever. The Simple Way Bruce McDaniel Show me a man who has cn-toyed his school days, and I will show you a bully and a bore.” Robert Mordcy Mark S. Mason Live for today, but today is eternity Alas, how to live it. Original Vicki Lynn McKean But the game itself? I don't want to hear any of those arguments. I don't want anyone to say anything against the game. J.W. Leslie Ann McGinnis Voyager upon life's sea — to yourself be true, and whate er your lot may be Paddle your own canoe. Dr Edward P. Philpots Kathy McDonald You have walked among us a spirit, and your shadow has been a light upon our faces. ' Kahlil Gibran Joel McNeely All the times that I've cried keeping all the things I know inside it's hard, but it's harder to ignore them. Cat Stevens Steve McNeece A man who loves not wine, women, and song remains a fool his whole lifelong. Martin Luther Martha Jane McNaughton Friendship? Yes. Please. Charles Dickens Donna Mills You see things as they are; and you ask why? But I dream things that never were: and I ask why not? George Bernard Shaw Michael Medlock education is not as sudden as a massacre, but it is far more deadly in the long run. Mark Twain Greg Middleton He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much. Mrs. a. J. Stanley Donna Marie Miller Like a natures child we were born to be wild we can fly so high I never want to die! Steppenwolf Earl C. Million If you love something you should let it go free. If it comes back it's yours. If it doesn't it never was. Unknown Carol Jean Moergen I am what I am. nothing more. nothing less. Anonymous John Mosley It seems like the only place m life a sacrifice is appreciated anymore is in baseball. Unknown Ellen Moss Friendship often ends in love: but love, in friendship— never.” C.C.Caltan Michael L. Mullenix What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness.” Anonymous Sheila Marie Morgan Burton Don t be afraid to tail; be ashamed not to try. Original Vera Murphy Nothing I have done in the past shames me. It will be the same in the future. For if it will shame me. then I will not do it. Original Thomas J. Murphy He who makes a mountain of a molehill, like the original maker or the molehill is without sight. blind. Harry Heusted Mary Jane Murphy Alas! Regardless of their doom, the little play: no sense have they of ills to come, nor care beyond today. Thomas Gray Roger Steven Newbery Life is but a bridge we build to link Beofre and After, and wise the man who builds his span of faith and love and laughter. Jill Taylor Silvan E. Nergenah Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves or we know where we can find information upon it. Samuel Johnson Dawn U. Myers The heart has reasons which reason knows not of.” Pascal Lecia Re Nee Olive To Love all is Brilliant, but impossible. to try is Love enough. L.R.O. Dale Newby FREEDOM Everyone believes it can never be lost . it can be lost by indifference, indolence, apathy. But. the more you use freedom, the longer it lasts. Col. John Glenn Jr Karen Newby Laughter is the sensation of feeling good all over and showing it principally in one spot. Josh Billings Robert Norbury A Prince is a Prince but a ruler is twelve inches. Old English Proverb Steve Patterson If there is any good or kind thing I can do let me do it now For I shall not pass this way again.” Etienne DeGrallet Greg Painter Anger is a wind which blows out the lampof the mind. Robert G. Ingersoll Michael Peak People who fly into a rage always make a bad landing. Will Rogers Timothy Peek No matter what I seem to be doing. I always seem to be in the Peek of perfection. Tonya Penton Only those who care are cared for. and only those who care get hurt. D Smith Cindy Pennell “Let me wear a cheerful Countenance at all times and have a smile ready for every living creature I meet.” Unknown Larry Pence You cannot antagonize and influence at the same time. J. S. Knox Autumn Carol Puckett The wisdom to survive must be minted not only of their wounds but of their love. Unknown Beverly Price One must forgive, because not to forgive is intolerable and because to be alone is to be lost. Pearl S. Buck Oaryl Lee Quigg I am behind you 1000 percent.' G. McGovern Steve Quigg I can hardly wait to get up in the morning because I get better looking every day. Joe Namath Jane Pierson Our Memory we take with us. our Influence we leave behind. Unknown Tim Reiterman There is no remedy for love but to love more. Henry D. Thoreau Alessia M. iwiiney The bravest thing — the courage we desire and prize — is not the courage to die decently, but to live manfully. Thomas Carlyle Paula S. Ranson Let me wear a cheerful countenance at all times and have a smile ready for every living creature I Meet. Susan Beth Rice You shall laugh, but not all of you laughter, and weep, but not all of you tears. Kahlil Gibran Faith Alanna Richardson Faith is the key to success. Original Rodney Eugene Richards With this faith, we will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope. Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Rick Roach “Don't worry you guys, we'll win one of these games. Coach Spangenburg Lisa Riegel One today is worth two tomorrows: What I am to be I am now becoming. Ben Franklin Kathy L. Riley It is best to love wisely, no doubt: but it is better to love foolishly than never be able to love at all. Bob Ring There are people who create, people who destroy, and people who don't do anything and drive the other two kinds crazy. ” Peter S. Beagle Cliff Rimbey Art. like morality, consists in drawing the line somewhere.” G. K. Chesterton Pertti Rosila Me rakastamme. silla Han on ensm rakastanut meita. We love because God first loved us.” I John 4:19 Linda Joyce Rogers It has been my experience through life that every disappointment I have had has eventually proved to be a blessing in disguise. General George S. Patton Rita Rowe 'If there is any good or kind thing I can do let me do it now For I shall not pass this way again. Etienne De Grellet JanC. Ruby I hate people who think they know everything. They annoy those of us who do. Unknown Patricia Robinson Honest. Operator. I just put in eighty-seven dollars in change. Abbie Hoffman Marilyn J. Rust A smile lasts only a moment, but the memories last forever. Unknown HQ Dean Russell I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. Unknown Sharon Lee Schisler A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favor rather than silver and gold. Proverbs 22:1 Debbie Saxer When this you see. remember me and hold me in your mind. Lot all the world say what they may. speak of me as you find. ” Brian Jones Pamela Schlieper Its better to loved and lost, than not to have loved at all. Robert Schneider “I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience. Patrick Henry Jeanne Scott The world is the best place of all for a lot of such things as walking around looking at everything and smelling flowers Lawrence Ferlinghetti Astnd Schroetter “For hope shall brighten days to come, and memory guild the past. Thomas Moore Gene Schofield The best things in life are your triends that surround you. Original Kodie Shouse “I cannot predict what I will be. I can only live what I am. Goerge Bettis David Shillings Because we're all in this together. Falstaff Steve Scott Love lasts a lifetime so they say but make good use of it because a lifetime may last a day.” Unknown Debi Smith Yet the timeless in you is aware of life's timelessness. And Knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today s dream. Kahlil Gibran Richmond Simmons Remember what the Dormouse said Feed your head.” Jefferson Airplane Ramond Singh Life is a puzzle not solved till death. Original Steve Sivillc He was so learned that he could name a horse in nine languages. so ignorant that he bought a cow to ride on. Beniamin Franklin Brenda Smith He who trims himself to suit everybody will soon whittle himself away. R. Hull I Dennis A. Smith Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. James Matthew Brady Martha J. Smith Better by far yoi should forget and smile than that you should remember and be sad.” Christina Rossetti Michael Terry Smith I can't help it. I can resist anything but temptation.” Anonymous Mark Sorrill I have simply tried to do what seemed best each day. as each day came. Abraham Lincoln Jan Smith Life — a step by-step process, involving love, laughter, hope, relationship. tears, fears so many emotions With God we can go gently through the years!” Original Don Spradlin I only know how true it is; that love is a chain of love, as nature is a chain of life. Truman Capote Elizabeth Spink Then away out in the woods I heard the kind of a sound a ghost makes when it wants to tell about something that’s on its mind and can't make itself understood. Sam Clemens Debbie Sparrow Not doing more than average is what keeps the average down. Wm. M. Winans Catherine A. Stewart We laugh, not because it is funny, but because it is funny to feel so happy. Alice Kutzin Paula Stocker You have to be a friend to have one.” Gerald Stallings All things are difficult before they are easy. Thomas Fuller William 0. Stewart “A winter’s day. in a deep and dark December I am alone ” Simon and Garfunkel Darryl Stansfield Each member seems to be a fortress, which can be destroyed but never Taken.” Unknown Dana Stanberry “Cheer up. things could be worse. Bruce Jumper Gayle Stansfield Happiness is like a kiss, you have to share it to have it. Unknown Penny Stevens To love is to become not as a single tree with one root, but as two intertwining vines. Unknown Colleen Gay Steele Wrinkles should only indicate where smiles have been. Ethel Barrymore Debbie Stucker I will never allow anyone to do me the injury of Making me hate him.” Unknown Veronica Strubbe Character is made by what you stand for; reputation, by what you fall for.” Robert Quillen Debora Sturdy “Yes. helping is what this world is all about; and maybe by me helpin’ you today maybe someday you'll be helpin’ me.” Johnny Cash Debbie Surratt I am what I will be. and no one can change me. Original DebSuttles A friend is a beautiful thing, share it with yourself and others. Original Robert Surratt One cannot always oblige, but one can always speak obligingly. Voltaire Doris Ann Surratt Please stop making things up for me to be. Just let me be as I wish to be.” Original Terry Meado Sutties ‘They who give have all things; they who withhold have nothing. Hindu Proverb Sara Lynn Sutties The love of man is comforting. but the love of God is eternal. Unknown Sandi Tendick Silent Mood. Silent Eyes Me and my Imagination. Original Randy Tankersley At peace, children bury their parents, war violates the order of nature and causes parents to bury their children. Unknown Joseph Steven Tapscott I had nothing till I found you (S. T-). Original Sue Brennan Tapscott There was nothing till you (J.T.). Original Barbara A. Trent Nothing I have done in the past shames me. Nothing I shall do in the future will shame me. For if it had. I wouldn't do it. Original Debra Tribble And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus giving thanks to God and the Father by him. Philippians 3:16 Carol Tucker A good book is the essence of the human soul. Thomas Carlyle Debby Thomas Everybody's got to be happy, everyone should sing for we know the joy of life, the peace that love can bring. Uriah Heep Tom Turner For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways. Isaiah 55:8 Bill Turner Mothers-ln-Law are like seeds — you don't need them, but they come with the tomato.” Alfred D. Neuman Diane Tucker Ask not what your country can do for you. but what you can do for your country. John F. Kennedy William Van Hynmg A thing that nobody believes cannot be proved too often. George Bernard Shaw Gary Van 8ebber “The law is the law of God s land. Unknown Ann Uhnken God is love: and he that dwel-leth in love dwelleth in God. and God in him. I John 4:16 Clyde Vedder WE are as liable to be corrupted by books as by companions. Henry Fielding David Viera Attempt only what you are able to perform.” Cato Roger Ward “My friend is one who takes me for what I am. A Stranger takes me for something that I am not. Unknown Susan Walker They never fail who die in a great cause. Lord Byron Milly Wallace Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream.” Kahlil Gibran Gary Watson Reason often makes mistakes, but conscience never does. Josh 8illings John Watson “I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did: I said I didn't know.” M. Twain Jerry S. Watson All our business in life is with doing: enjoyment and suffering come by themselves. Goethe Pamela Genese Welch Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make a violent revolution inevitable. John F. Kennedy Mark J. Wernes You're a doin'er. E.O. Geisendorfer Orville Wheatley You can’t please everybody so you got to please yourself. Original Gretchen Wheal When you put your hand in a flowing stream you touch the last that was gone before and the first of what is still to come. Unknown David H. Westberg I never forget a face, but in your case I’ll make an exception.” Groucho Marx Debbie White Praise the Lord! For it's good to smg praises to our God for he is gracious. and a song of praise is seemingly. Psalm 147:1 Jack Alan Wiegand It is easier to do a job right than to explain why you didn't. Martin Van Buren Janice Wilber I have the strength to face all conditions by the power that Christ gives me. Philippians 4:13 Randy Wayne Williams Then we shall rise and view ourselves with clearer eyes in that calm region where no night can hide us from each other s sight. The Exequy Patricia Wilson “To love those who please you is easy but to love those who displease you is to walk in the footsteps of Jesus. E. Jacob Tailor Sheilah A. Wilson I have seen the freest among you wear their freedom as a yoke and a handcuff. Kahlil Gibran Michael Alan Wilson A Father s a treasure: a brother s a comfort: a friend is both. Benjamin Franklin Richard Ray Wood A long life may not be good enough, but a good life is long enough. Ben Franklin Sharon Lea Worraii April. April laugh thy girlish laughter: then, the moment after. weep thy girlish tears. William Watson Susan Woodward Behold. I do not give lectures on a bit of charity, when I give of myself. Walt Whitman Bridget Lynn York Like a true nature's child, we were born to be wild. We have climbed so high. I never want to die. Steppenwolf James Mark Zimmer The race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong but time and chance happeneth to them all. Feel. 9:11 Tonna Sue Wright Common sense is the knack of seeing things as they are. and doing things as they ought to be done. C.E. Stowe c L 5 5 President Rodney Richards Vice-President Tim Reiterman Treasurer Suzi Lukeman Secretary Laurie Ogle President Jim Waltrip Vice-President Katie Worrall Treasurer Shelley Deutsch Secretary Celeste Lowe President Neils Herlevsen Vice-President Bill Garner Treasurer Ann Morris Secretary Gina Henderson Veva Adams Karen Ahlquist. Steve Alexander Don Allen Edith Allen Jeff Allen Teri Allen Larry Angelo Kathy Archer “7 JUN John Aring Susan Armstrong Penny Auner Brenda Baker Danny Baker Ed Baker Jackie Barber Terry Barton Debbie Barwick Deanna Basham Jim Beard Joyce Beauchamp Susan Bellatti Barbara Benz Jacquie Birdsell Jan Blimling Mary Jane Boston Brian Briggs August: 21 — we returned to the sacred shrine of the high school, the men were soon separated from the boys — the sophomores were all wandering through the halls in a daze, the sophomores were lucky this year: only 7 were lynched on the front steps. Bruce Beavers Susan Becker Vicki Birdsong Kathy Black Eric Blackburn Renee Briggs Donna Bringman Bill Brockhouse Pam Brogden Becky Brown Debbie Brown Ken Brown Mike Brown Dennis Browning David Brune David Buchanan Robert Buchanan Sept. 4 labor day weekend — and we hadn’t even labored yet! 14 flag day — say the pledge of allegiance, children! 23 fall fell Oct. 8 mrs. o’leary’s cow kicked the bucket — there was a hot time in the old town tonight! Kevin Coultas Nancy Cowgur Tim Cully Sheila Daugherty LuAnn Davidsmeyer Debora Deck Dirk DeFrates Ben Denney Diana Burgard Bill Burger Tom Busen Leslie Caldwell Rob Caldwell Tom Caldwell Sue Campbell Gigi Carlett Rita Carriger David Chaney Kathy Chaney Dennis Chappell RoseCharaparta Jack Clinton Susie Cook Louis Cox Rhonda Cox Connie Crone Mike Davidsmeyer Tahni Davis Paula Dawson Shelley Deutsch Calvin Dobey Debbie Dobey Bill Doolin Rose Doyle Debra Drane Carol Duncan Mike Edwards Jean Elliott Becky Emerick Mark Evans Carolyn Fairfield Nancy Farmer Rick Farmer Alonza Fearson Jacque Fish Bobby Fisher Ann Flick Barb Floreth Veda Flowers Bill Flynn Julie Ford Steve Foster Valerie Fox Jim Fry Tysa Fundell Gary Funk Cindy Gano Dean Geer Cheryl Gerrard Terri Gibbs Julie Gillespie Cheryl Girard Teresa Gish Gordy Gotschall Mike Graddy David Gregory Carol Griffin Angie Gustine Bill Haley Rodney Haley Gerald Halligan Roger Hardy Tom Hartke Cheryl Hatfield Cheryl Hayes Janet Hayes Stan Heaton Ron Heaton Oct. 9 columbus vacation — actually the 9th had nothing to do with columbus but we needed the day off. 12 this was the day columbus first trod american soil or something like that — gives you a feeling of pride, doesn’t it? 18 the memorable night of the senior girls slumber party (although how much we can actually remember will go unsaid). •? •is 20 the blazing bonfire was held under the watchful eyes of the j-’ville fire department. later the snake dance wove its way thru town, luckily none were bitten, but some took tonic anyway. oct. 21 homecoming victory! welldone. men. 31 halloween — everyone brought trick or treat candy to school, the town was terrified by the jc haunted house (no. Virginia, jc doesn’t stand for jesus Christ), trees were mysteriously decorated by toilet paper and mr. hayter dyed his head blue and went to a party as a can of roll on deodorant. nov. 1 all saint’s day — it would have been something if we had been. John Heinzman Lokke Heiss Kevin Heller Laura Helmick Janet Hess Debbie Hileman Sharon Hill Janet Hinderliter Dale Hubbard John Hull Mickey Hymes John Irlam Mary Irlam Pete Irwin Becky Jackson Jim Jameson Debra Jarman Mary Johnson Robert Johnson Chris Jones Elenor Jones Mark Jones Bruce Jumper Linda Kane Lora Kilver Gary Kirchhofer Becky King Doug Kircher Brenda Kleinschmidt Sandi Knight Karel Kohlbecker Terry Kunz Tom Lacey Pam Lane Bill Lango Robin Lawson Ross Lawson Dean Lindsey Randy Lindsey Bob Linebaugh. Warren Lewis Debbie Losch Karen Loudermilk Celeste Lowe Jim Lukeman David Lyons Mike Manker Tom Markwell Kim Marshall Pat McCarty Bruce McCollough Gaveth McCready George McCurlley Mark McFarland Mike McGillicudy Rhonda McKinley Bill McMeans George Medlock Pam Meller Bob Menge Chris Miller Steve Miller Brad Mills Mary Minor Neil Montgomery Alberta Morgan Cheryl Morris Kent Morris Richard Mudd Andy Murphy Brenda Murphy Jim Murphy Steve Murphy Mike Mussato Doug Nault Benny Nelson David Nunes Larry Nunes Steve Nunes Merry Oliver Tod Olson John Orris Mary Orten Camille Osborn Rick Overton Vicki Pace Candy Pack Larry Patterson Andrea Phillips Ellen Pirtle Carolyn Plemitscher John Plevka Rick Porter Janet Potter Mark Preston Kevin Price Mark Price Richard Pruette Robert Raison Gary Ranson nov. 7 the country went to the polls and nixon went out to celebrate 9 happy birthday, spiro! 10 report cards! ? ASTfctD Kay Rausch Ken Rebstock nov. 17-18 crimson frolics went under the big top with clowns, bears, oriental dancers, and even astrid and lisa as a dancing horse, special thanks to mr. hayter and our ringmasters for making it a success. 23 what do you say about a 21 year old turkey who died? dec. 10 vespers — sing praises! 17 the wright brothers (no, Virginia, not the ones who invented the pen) flew at kitty hawk. 107 Karen Reed Donette Reeder Beverley Reid Kevin Reiterman Carol Reveal George Riddlesprigger Vicki Roach Harrison Robinson Danny Roegge Sharon Ruppel Marian Ryan Scharolet Scheferkort Danny Schofield Cindy Schnieder Karen Schuman Larry Scupham Glen Seator Kim Shouse Bob Sibert Debbie Sieberman Gary Simmermaker Nancy Simonds Mary Slater Elaine Smith Mike Smith Robin Smith Jane Snow Robyn Steagall John Steelman Sharon Steinmetz Stanley Stephenson Steve Stewart Wanda Streeter Terri Stubblefield Sally Sturdy Brian Suiter Susie Sullivan Beth Surbeck Gary Swain Allen Symons Debbie Syler Mark Taylor Fred Thomas Thor Thorsen Marcie Tomlovich Bill Tranbarger Jim Trotter Kim Turner Jill Twyford Wayne VanBebber Ray Vasey Stacy Veddar Dave Veness Bill Versen Frank Walker Sandy Walker Jim Wallace Paul Wallace Jim Waltrip Janet Warden Laura Watkins Carol Way Jim Weber Gayle Welch Tom Welch Chuck Werries Gail Westburg Steve Wheeler Charles White Patty White Jay Wiegand Debbie Wild George Wilham Don Williams Paul Williams Joyce Williamson Debbie Wilson Karen Wilson Tom Withee Debbie Wood Katie Worrall Randy Wright Bill Wynn Louis Yan Lee A. Young Charles Zachary Bill Zimmer Matt Adams Gayla Ahlquist Penny Allen Nancy Allen Jay Anders Bill Angelo Richard Aring Paul Armstrong Cindy Atherton Joe Bahamonde Bill Baptist Joyce Barfield Mary Barry Brian Basham Robert Basham Jeff Bates Joan Bech Sheri Bech John Bellatti Marty Benner Madeline Bennette Reg Benton Bob Bettis Tony Bettis David Biloz Jane Bishop Sylvia Blackburn Cheryl Bostick Mike Bourm Chuck Bowen Clark Bowman Mark Bowman Gail Bradney Randy Bradshaw Glenda Branch John Brim Jenny Bringman Steve Brock Cindy Brockhouse Mary Beth Brugdon SOPHO dec. 21 first day of winter — who do they think they’re kidding? 23 Christmas dance Karla Brown Joyce Brown Steve Brown Vickey Brown Chris Brune Cindy Brune Richard Buchanan Mary Buriam Dan Calwell MORE5 dec. 25 ho ho ho! mr. bradshaw tried to come down the chimney of the high school, then discovered we didn’t have one. Brick Campbell Trish Chapman Jim Chipman Stan Christofferson Jeff Cisne Mary Clement Carmen Coats Glenn Coats Ellen Coaty Diane Cole Donnie Coleman Janet Colten Neil Conner Jimmy Conovar Deddie Cooley Robert Cooley Joe Cors Kindra Coumbes Lisa Coyle Diane Craig 31 new year's eve — whooopeeee Duane Daniels Janice Davey Cindy Davidsmeyer Lawrence Day Dennis DeFrates John DeGroot Jay Dickman Bonnie Dietz Jim Dixon I 1 Ritchie Dixon Cindy Dobson Lynn Craig Ray Crawford Steve Crawford Stuart Crawford Paul Cross Holly Cully Sally Cunnings Danny Currier Darciy Davidsmeyer Betty Davis Craig Davison Sherry Dawdy Damon Dennis Deuise Denniss Kim Dennis Sue DeShara Kim Downs Randy Royle Lori Ecker Allen Edmunds Reggie Edmunds Janice Edmunds Tammy Elsome Rex Evans Ed Fairfield Dave Fanning Ron Fanning Sue Fanning Cindy Fawkes Matt Fearson Canda Fernandes Mary Fernandes Nancy Flowers Eric Floyd m3 jan. 1 the year you've been waiting for, SENIORS! 9 60th birthday of richard milhouse 14-21 national beaver week 27 edison had an electrifying idea! 112 Teresa Floyd Andy Foote feb. 2 candlemas day (better known as groundhog day), the groundhog took one look at the high school and went back into hibernation. 12 lincoln’s birthday, gayle erixon grew a beard for the occasion. 13 too bad it’s not friday. Cindy Fortado Larry Foster Vicki Fredericks Jan Freeman Guy Freeson Jeanne Freigburg Renee Fulks Debbie Gardner Bill Garner Donna Gill Vicki Gillis Tom Gotschall Shelby Grant Gary Greens Carlo Jo Grogen Steven Gross Jack Hall Ken Haley Monte Hall Ronnie Hall Teri Hammon Nancy Harrell Dan Hart Bob Hawks Dennis Hayes Jim Hayes Rita Hayes Pete Heaton Rollin Heaton Betty Hembrough Rob Hembrough James Hemphill Gina Henderson Niels Herlersen David Hickey Robin Hickey David Hickox Chris Hill Robert Hocking Gary Hocks Steve Holmes Mary Jo Hopper Dick Hull Beverly Hunter Patty Inman Cathy Irlam Ann Jackson Diane Jackson Kathy Jackson Mickey Jackson Lynellen Jarrett Doug Jarman Bob Johnson Brenda Johnson Dean Johnson Steve Johnson Pat Jumper Larry Kane Shane Kays Greg Keehner. Randy Keehner Nannette Kehoe Debbie King Verna King Bruce Kleinschmdt Larry Knight Steve Kunz Mary Lacey Nancy Lair Marilyn Lambert Bill Lancaster Rusty Landes Cindy Large John Lasment John Lawless Vince Layne Greg Lee Billy Leib Clayt Lemme Kim Lindsey Cindy List Bronna Lockwood Debbie Long Tim Long Walter Longo Brad Lovekamp Debbie Lowery Sharon Main Paul Manker Kerri Marshall Marlene Marshall Gorden Mason Jan Mason Jeff Mason Patti Massey Eugene Markwell Ron Mathews Ted Mathews Cathie Maupin Patty Mauer Feb. 14— Mr. Cordergota Dear John valentine. March 17 — St. Patrick’s Day — Pat McCarty misunderstood and thought that the shamrocks on Doug Nault's green undershirt were for him. March 21 — Spring Sprang!! April 1 — We got out of school — APRIL FOOL!! April 14 — Prom (We could have danced all night!) April 15 — National Squirrel Recognition Day. Mr Garfield got attacked in class when he opened up a jar of Planter's Peanuts. April 20 — Vacation — all the eggs had a holiday. May 1 — May Day May 22 — Love Feast. Pax et Amor. June 3 — Last Day of School, or — to the Seniors — the days of wine and roses soon were ended, but they will be remembered forever and always. 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