Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1973 volume:

pyramid pinckneyville community high school pinckneyville, illinois 1973 pyramid staff presents the ’73 version of the p.c.h.s. yearbook. We would like to present the 1973 Pyramid. In it we have tried to cap- ture the events of this past school year. We hope you will enjoy this yearbook and in the years to come, look back and recall the dances you attended, the friends you made, and the games you attended. The Pyramid Staff Co-editors, Terry Rheinecker and Susan Bass, discuss deadlines with sponsor, Glen Hamilton. CO-EDITORS Terry Rheinecker Susan Bass SENIOR EDITORS Dorothy Urbanick Joyce Lunneman BUSINESS MANAGER Carol Woosley Angie Huff asst. ACTIVITIES Jean McCurdy Kay Sutliff asst. CLASSES Theresa Mathis Andy McCullough asst. SPORTS David Chapman Jim Heisner asst. PHOTOGRAPHERS Bruce Morgenstern Larry West Bill Cawvey Kevin Place SPONSER Glen Hamilton table of contents administration school life activities athletics yawning... dancing... drafting drinking?... gossiping ... visiting ... posing ... competing ... voting ... tasting ... experimenting ... i om concentrating ... out of sight! laughing, drawing, studying, sleeping, talking, eating, ... even blowing up the chem lab — one last glimpse of the outstanding class of ’73 far-out! neat, man! staring ... hamming ... waiting ... goofing ... Ada’ |, wy ae aie . 7. a oo. “i ; 4 - y! uF oy ae Steg 4 | SS SSB Me PSS eT TLL our superintendent Always busy, always interested--Mr, Stanton keeps Pinck- neyville High School operating smoothly and efficiently-- yet he always has time to extend a friendly hand to students, faculty and visitors alike. [| ; HHH Fe | it ' Kl i ‘| ) 7 el e as ¥ board of education . Yeager Mr. Crumbacher Dr. Chapman . Pyatt . Schrader secretaries janitors j janitors A Ar. Dunn ‘ a i Mr. Caldwell Mrs. Nancy Weiman Mrs. Heine cooks bus drivers Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Moody, Mr. Kellerman, Mr. Mrs. Kellerman, Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Gregory. Hutchings, Mr. McCrary, Mr. Hagel. 1) ALLEN FOODS, ©) ALLEN FROTEM FOODS, - ; eee eee BA Ik rrrarrzz ttt LLY LL mini-class One of the most unique classes in our school is the mini class taught by Mr. Louise Templeton during home room. In this class each student pursues his own inter- ests, making reports to the class. They have different reports each day usually followed by class discussion. They are all now working on a special project which they call P.C,.H.S. Outdoor Labratory. This project is to plant some 11 species of trees in a vacant field. After recieving permission from the school board 550 trees where ordered. This project will not end at the close of this school year, it will be added to and im- proved each year. language Carol Etta Vandoren French Club Party Taco Stand Spanish and French make up the language department here at P.C.H.S. and is headed by Anita Gullett and Carol Etta VanDoren. Miss Gullett teaches Spanish and is sponsor of Spanish Club. The French department is headed by Mrs. VanDoren who is also French Club sponsor. Emest Queen, Harrell Hall, Alice Messamore, Alan Vogel, Pam Workman, and Carol Vandoren comprise the well qualified English department. Classes this year participated in such things as multi-media, and plays and studied such things as literature and, of course, the ever popular grammar. Alan Vogel Stephen Bell math Merrell (Duster) Thomas Mathmatics takes a new turn this year with Stephen Bell's and Mary Feltmeyer's classes al- lowed to work at their own speed with only a minimum of supervision. Mr. Bell teaches alge- bra II and Senior math and Mrs. Feltmeyer teaches algebra I and II and Geometry. Merrill Thomas teaches general math and prefers to keep his class under the guidance of teacher, Mary Feltmeyer science Due to the expert guidance of Allan Burbank and George Mc- Pheeters, the science department experienced no disasters even though classes spent much of their time in lab work. The chemistry and physics classes managed to stay intact under the watchful eyes of Mr. Burbank. Mr. McPheeters al- so managed to keep his classes biology and general science, running smoothly. Allan Burbank ” ” o w” = 2 WVV¥V¥VVrve rd Vera Pittman No need to worry about the economy after the business stu- dents graduate from P.C.H.S. These students, taught by Lois Smith, Helen Dry, and Vera Pittman, will be quite able to run the business world after being taught typing, and shorthand by Mrs. Pittman and Mrs. Dry and general business and bookkeeping by Mrs. Smith. Lois Smith Alex Singer vocational Glen Hamilton The vocational department is one of the biggest de- partments of the school. At one time or another each student has probably taken a course taught by Jeanette Dickey, Glen Hamilton, Alex Singer or Louis Temple- ton. Mrs. Dickey teaches Home Economics and is the sponsor of F.H.A. Mr. Templeton teaches agriculture and is the sponsor of F.F.A. Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Singer are in charge of Industrial Arts with Mr. Singer teaching wood and metal while Mr. Hamilton teaches drafting and electronics. Jeanette Dickey ee = “ ' hy re Teneo i y ; social © studies Social studies include such valuable teachers as Wilbur Ragland, Gary Glenzy, Anita Gullett, Alice Messa- more and Ken Joggerest. Mr. Ragland teaches U.S. History along with Mr. Glenzy. Miss Gullett gives her students a view of the workings of the country by teach- ing government. Mrs. Messamore and Mr. Joggerest teach psychology and social economics problems respectively. Wilbur Ragland Helen Morgensterm The future athletes of tomorrow received training under Helen Morgenstem and Gary Glenzy. Miss M orgenstern teaches girls P.E, and is sponsor of G.A. A. Coach Glenzy is the main instructor of boys P.E. and is backed up by Bill Anderson. Shirley Bigham and Nancy Peel are both valuable assets to P.C.H.S. Both Mrs. Bigham and Mrs, Peel teach Special Education to students who may be slow in some field of education. These students learn to make accom- plishments in other fields as well as improve their scholastic skills. ; GS _—ii at eR Nancy Peel Shirley Bigham Lou Rose Wilson guidance Dean Smith It is certain that P.C.H S. would be unable to operate or overcome even the slightest problems without expert assistance by Guidance counselors Lou Rose Wilson and Dean Smith. Without these two, students would have to decide alone what classes to take and what schools to attend. Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Smith are invaluable in giving guidance under any circumstances. What a dull, quiet place our high school would be without the high school band. Michael Thomas directs this group of enthusiastic music lovers with an attitude of determination. Mr. Thomas has devoted much time and effort to his band and his work has certainly paid off. Michael Thomas art Art came to P.C.H,S, last year with the arrival of Pam Workman. Miss Workman teaches Art I and II and the extent of her ability and teaching can be viewed in the school library from time to time. Pam Workman Myrtle Templeton keeps the school library running smoothly by her constant attention. Seldom do you see a book out of place or in need or repair with Mrs. Templeton in the school. Myrtle Templeton Bill Anderson nurse Colds, flu, viruses, and epidemics don't stand a chance at P.C.H.S. with C. K. Longshore on duty. Mrs. Longshore is the school nurse and can always be depended upon to be there in time of sickness or accident. drivers ed Ken Joggerest Is it true the roads in Pinckneyville are safer than any other town in Perry County? Perhaps it is because of the driving education taught by Bill Anderson and Ken Joggerest. THE HEART and Phys C. K. Longshore ms Pa 1972 Debbie Stone escort- Tim Pursell hate a 1973 christmas court Queen: Carol Shute King: Mike Poe 1973 prom royalty King: Tim Pursell Queen: Debbie Stone 1973 sweetheart royalty King: George Keith Queen: Peg Giacomo homecoming court 1st Maid-Chery] Pursell Escort-Frank Woosley 2nd Maid-Chris Bailey Escort-Clinton McDonnough ' ‘y peony Til tig Pain tues atl Way Wy wt wl ia Vel h| 4 Pm 3rd Maid-Peg Giacomo Escort-George Keith “harvest moon” highlights homecoming 1973 christmas court 1st Couple; Debbie Boling Adrian Guerrero 2nd Couple; Tammy Brown, Kevin Pyatt 3rd Couple; Carol Woosley, Larry West 1st Maid-Rosanne Schmidgall | 7 escort- Tom Epplin 1 1st Maid- Rose Mathis escort-Gene Heisner 2nd Maid-Chery] Pursell sweetheart escort- Rick Schneider court 3rd Maid- Joann Bathon escort- Danny Farley 4th Maid-Gayla Thomas escort- Alan Dunn oo: are (Wee + “an evening in the old west”’ three attendents to the queen lst attendent chris bailey escort - Clint McDonnough 2nd attendent carol shute escort - Mike Poe 3rd attendent pat kiehna escort - Randy Winter ‘rest assured” attracts large crowd Starring: Susan Bass Rosemary Porter Jim Bruyneel Rick Cicardi Theresa Mathis Chuck Dobrinick Judy Engelhardt Billy McDaniel Tim McCauley Jo Chapman Sherry Thomas Jane Secrease Carol Woosley Carolyn Reames Gary Quillman camelot For all its trials and tribulations, CAMELOT turned out very well. It took a lot of team work to put it together and do it right. Both work and fun went into making the musical a success and every- one who was in it deserves to be congratulated and thanked for giving up so much of their time to attempt something different here at PCHS. The 1950's were relived at P.C.H.S. as 'Greaser Day was added to the list of exciting happenings for this year's homecoming. This was one of the more enjoyable homecoming act- ivities because it took a little of the boredom out of everyday school life, Bobby socks, greasy hair, and pony tails were the main attractions of this enthusiasm builder for our 1972 Homecoming. Pictured below are just a few of the memories of Grea- ser Day as our photographers remem- bered them. Another one of the memorable activities of Home- coming was the Homecoming Parade. Pictured on this page are some of the snapshots taken during our 1972 Homecoming Parade and Variety Show. heart fund proves to be successful Cc @®d = = Oo aia no ®d oc = Oo = — Sh the sophomores at ferne cliffe . rap sessions. . . rest stops. . . Camera sessions Girls primp, using 5 hands. . . boys cool it , eee. « r ae ee ¥ wa ete = A 3 Ce as : : we ..- But then the music starts. . . Ushers lead the way . . . and the class of '73 files in. musical selections by Ray and Polly . . : on the way out. . . emotions range from complete joy calm smiles. . . even toa small tear for dear old P.C. H. is — Sd a so se ee ene ee LITT 7 ZZ Zs music-makers Band members are often found before the public in many different instances through- out the year. Their performances range from numerous parades, several concerts, appearing before judges at contest, and many individual appearances such as solo concert during homeroom for this year's Heart Fund, and many of the band mem- bers participated in this year's musical, Camelot. The director is Mr. Michael Thomas. Mrs. Thomas was in charge of the pom-pom girls for this year. “ 5 wif SAS ASR RE b . : ] . Sd TT . . i a ao ae at ee ee ae ee ee ere init ee on A ba wale 1973 Archery Team 4TH YEAR AWARD PAT KIEHNA DEBBIE BAKER GAYLE KIMMEL KAREN GLADSON DEBBIE GIACOMO LINDA KUNHERT 2ND YEAR AWARD Lynn Krug Kim Krug Beatrice Dudek Jean Schafer Kim Sherman Benequea Hale Barbara Degenhardt Carol Bathon Cheryl Heggemeier gaa honor awards 1973 Basket- Shooting Team 3RD YEAR AWARD ROXANNE SCHMIDGALL Cathy Schweizer Kathy Winter Peggy Giacomo Kathy Brostmeyer Betty Smith Cheryl Pursell 1ST YEAR AWARD DEBBIE CARLSON Rita Fontana Sandy Kiehna Kit Carson Beth Bigham Lynn Rushing Donna Kellerman Crystal Peradotta Jane Williams Kathy Carter Mary Eisfelder Kristy Rigdon Connie Yeager Brenda Barr Cindy Carter Cheryl Smith Londa Place Donna Stephenson Connie Luke Janet Yeager Barb Mann Bernadette Dudek Dawn Hale Kim Samuel Pat McCrary Debbie Peradotta Cindy Anderson Barb Bender Linda Winter Linda Wild This year's District Speech Contest proved to be suc- Pictured above is another winner, Charles Kelley, who cessful for the participants from Pinckneyville. Pictured was the Farm Mechanics Sectional winner. above are two of the winners: John Smith placed first in extemporaneous, and John Dudek placed second in prepared. ffa unites youth with opportunities Sponsor: Mr. Templeton Our Parliamentary Procedure Team placed first in sectional competition. Individual winners are: Keneth Hagene -1ist Chairman; George Keith-1st Floor Member; Ray Bathon-2nd Sec- retary. Pictured on the right is this years Land Judging Team. future homemakers of america N a et ' 2 = o x oO . | oO | he | = panther pause staff Editor-in- Chief-Sherry Thomas Feature Editor-Susan Bass Sports Editor-Debbie Baker News Editor-Kathy Vosholler speech club Sponsor: Mr. Vogel honor students of p.c.h.s. Sponsors: Mr. Smith, Mrs. Wilson 1973 science students Sponsor: Mr. McPheaters KIRK PROVART Most Valuable Football Player FOOTBALL RAY HEARTLING DENNIS NEHRKORN KIRK PROVART RAY TAUCHER GENE LUNNEMANN FRANK WOOSLEY TOM EPPLIN KIM KOERNER TIM PURSELL TERRY RHEINECKER GEORGE KEITH DAVID LEWIS CLINT MCDONNOUGH MIKE LALICKER Randy Uhe Kevin Pyatt Rick Luke Jamie McCrary Brian Flanary Jeff Driskell Chuck Dobrinick Keith Winder Jim Heisner Gary Gerber Mike Mason Jerry Kiss Roger Denton Greg Epplin Steve McKinstry Randy Clark Dan Schumacher Sean Doughty Rick Cicardi John Glodo, Mgr. Bill Nussel, Mgr. Kevin Place, Mgr. KIM KOERNER Most Valuable Athlete BASKETBALL TOM EPPLIN KIM KOERNER CLINT MCDONNOUGH DENNIS NEHRKORN KIRK PROVART TIM PURSELL GARY WOODSIDE Kevin Anderson Mike Mason John Glodo, Mgr. Mark Trail, Mgr. CROSS COUNTRY RANDY WINTER William Pursell Dave Chapman Jeff Tanner Tim Hankla Mark Trail GYMNASTICS Max Epplin Jeff McCauley Rick Fisher DAVE LEWIS BRAD MCCRARY BASEBALL GENE LUNNEMANN CLINT MCDONNOUGH TIM PURSELL KIRK PROVART TERRY RHEINECKER GARY WOODSIDE CARL BATHON Mike Mason Kevin Anderson Jeff Driskell Gary Gerber Barry Kellerman Bill Nussel GOLF KIM KOERNER Larry West Jeff Tanner Dave Chapman Greg Epplin Bill Cawvey Kevin Place Bill McDaniel TOM EPPLIN Most Valuable Basketball Player TRACK RAY HEARTLING DOUG KELLERMAN DAVID LEWIS DENNIS NEHRKORN RANDY WINTER Steve McKinstry William Pursell Sean Doughty Rick Luke Jamie McCrary Henry Guerrero Danny Malott library workers Shown in the photo above are the hard-working members of the Library Staff. These fourteen girls and Mrs. Tem- pleton work diligently to keep the books in order. your student voice The Student Council is in charge of many student-helping activities during the school year. They are in charge of school assemblies, Heart Fund activities, decorating for some dances, collecting can goods, and presenting the ideas of the student body to the administration. Pictured below are some snapshots of one of the school assemblies held this year. the 1973 chorus While many of us are sleeping or reading during home room, the chorus is hard at work. They practice for quite a number of appearances during a school year. This year's chorus participated in a Christmas concert, and helped to provide the music for Camelot. The director of the chorus is Mr, McQueen. spanish club — 1973 g.a.a. interscholastic sports FRESHMAN VOLLEY TEAM g s = a w 2 P So 9 Y oO 5 ow = ow Oo © s ” % Q The 1972 Panther football team had one of their best seasons ever, chalking up 8 shut-outs out of a ten-game sea- son. The Panthers, led by mostly Seniors and a few underclassmen, had the no. 1 defense in the south and the no, 3 offense. The '72 Panthers finished third in the conference with and impressive 4-1-1 record and an overall record of 8-1-1. Filling the shoes of this great team is going to be rough but with Coach Glenzy and Joggerest they can do it. so. illinois number ‘‘l’’ defense Terry Rheinecker Gene Lunneman Tim Purcell Kim Koerner Tom Epplin George Keith Frank Woosley Dennis Nehrkorn Kirk Provart Ray Taucher - - Coach Glenzy looks on. : + : , Ve Mike Lalicker Ray Haertling Clint McDonnough David Lewis Coach Joggerst ¥, varsity CHRISTOPHER MURPHY SBORO CHESTER ANNA COLUMBIA NASHVILLE ZIEGLER-ROYALTON SPARTA DU QUOIN CARTERVILLE The bench looks on Mer. SCHEDULE Christopher Murphy Chester Anna Colombia Nashville Sparta DuQuoin This years freshman-sophomore team had a very dis- appointing year with a record of 3-5 finishing near the bottom of Conference. The JVs got off to a slow start losing a majority of their games and came on strong at the end winning the last two of their three games. 1972 cross country This years cross country team was coached by Bill Anderson and even being very small in depth did well, finishing 3rd in the Conference and running well in the district and the Benton Invitational. KIM KOERNER TOM EPPLIN GARY WOODSIDE 1973 basketball seniors DENNIS NEHRKORN CLINT McDONOUGH KIRK PROVART TIM PURSELL SCHEDULE varsity squad Carmi Trico Nashville This years basketball team under first year Coach Bill Anderson had a Chester thrill only a few have had. That is being in the SWEET SIXTEEN , Frankfort Even though the team record of 17-12 does not show the greatness and DuQuoin determination of this team, the Panthers finished 2nd in the confer- McLeansboro 7 ence. They won the Regional, Sectional and lost by one point in the CENTRALIA TOURNEY Super. 58 Wheeling 59 Benton 69 Anna 45 Murphy 75 Sparta 73 Chester SPARTA TOURNEY Marissa DuQuoin Trico Sparta Anna Nashville Murphy Lincoln DuQuoin Herrin REGIONAL 62 Chester 64 S'ville 52 Trico SECTIONAL Aviston Meridian SUPER SECTIONAL 56 Ridgway a = tel ay A] 4 = junior-varsity team This years J.V. team had a very disappointing season with their | highlight, beating a very good © Lincoln team. This years freshman team with an 11-4 record looks to be very good in their last three years in high school. We look forward to it, but it will take a lot to fill the shoes of this years team. How's that for concentration, coach, freshman team INE. tournaments scenes | oe a a | “Pe Sie - or ” ee o To © = te o o 5 ° ty junior varsi wn dee ® To © the ® ® pe ° wrestling team This years wrestling team only being in its first year proved to be exciting for both wrestlers and their coach. The team made a few trips which resulted in a fairly good showing by some of the boys. The team wrestled against Carterville, Eldorado, and the Fresh-Soph at a Murphysboro tournament and having a year of experience should prove to be more exciting. © 4] @ Trico DuQuoin Benton Sparta Murphy Sparta Nashville Anna Chester Nashville DuQuoin Nashville Anna ANUNFPAWMO hA WO W 3 1 5 5 7 2 1 2 4 4 2 1 4 David Lewis PCHS hurdler and highjumper. Steve McKinstery PCHS shotput thrower. = ° oD = ” thes © S on qo Was it really so long ago that we wandered the halls as freshmen, bewildered, awed, perhaps scared? We learned our place (no- where), and our value (nothing). The Soph- omore year was filled with confusion. No longer were we NOTHING, but still we were were not SOMETHING. This was the time when we left the first disturbing vibrations of the mortality of the Seniors. The follow- ing year as Juniors we knew who we were and what we were and tread mercilessly on anything or anybody in our path. We cared little for most things and less for everything else. But still that fear lurked in the shadow. Then we were Seniors and well justified in being proud. Fearful of nothing, arrogant, strong; we made some waves which will not soon be quieted. And finally that shadow came forth and confronted us with the sim- ple truth, a period in our lives was over, our time was up. So the conflicts, chal- lenges, victories, defeats, and friendships merge gently together into one golden memory which lodges deep within each of us, to be cherished forever. Officers-Janice Crumbacher, Sec.-Treas.; Roxanne Schmidgall, Vice Pres. ; Tim Pursell, Pres. MAUNA CHRISTINE BAILEY DEBRA I, BAKER BRUCE A, BARDLE 96 SUSAN JO BASS CARL L, BATHON JOANN MARIE BATHON D RAH FAY (WILLIAMS = Smears - JANICE BENSON BERGFELD ALICE BLYTHE GREG BOLLINGER 97 SALLY BURRIS JO CAROL CHAPMAN DIANE CAROLYN DEHNE ROBERT J. DEMPSEY ALAN DUNN JOHN A, EDIE DIANE LYNN EDWARDS BETTY ENGELHARDT TERRY L, EPPLIN THOMAS J. EPPLIN DANIEL V, FARLEY ROBERT L, FERRARI REX FERRERO ROBERT E, FINNEY SANDRA SUSAN FISHER KATHLEEN FLANARY 100 PAULETTE MARIE GANN DEBRA L. GIOCOMO senior board of govenors Ray Taucher, Pat Kiehna, Gene Lunnemann, Jo Chap- man, Alan Dunn, Dorothy Urbanek, Jeannie Nehrkorn, Debbie Giocomo, Rex Fer- rero, Mary Williams, Larry Jenkel, Gary Offerman, TOM A. GLODO GEORGE MICHEAL GREEN KENNETH G. HAGENE KENNETH HARRIS DAVID HEARD DANNY R,. HEGGEMEIER MARY ANN HEISNER DEANNA KAY HENSON JOEL L, HOPP TERRY HORN iW =e Yj, LARRY JOE JENKEL SUSIE M, JENKEL PAULA K,. JONES CLARENCE S, KELLERMAN DIANE MARIE KELLERMAN DONNA KELLERMAN DOUGLAS KELLERMAN PATRICIA J. KELLERMAN STEVEN KELLERMAN CHARLES KELLEY PATRICIA ANN KIEHNA GAYLE KIMMEL PAUL KLINGENBERG JOHN KIM KOERNER kf Che eth at 1 wth paleit, UV 2 LINDA MAE KUHNERT HAROLD LAIRD MICHEAL L, LALICKER DAVID L, LEWIS NANCY ANN LAMBETH ROY ALLEN LIPE MARY LYNN LOGAN DOROTHY LOOS WILLIAM LOUCKS DONALD LOUCKS TIMOTHY LEWIS McCAULEY BRAD McCRARY 4 y) HAV Wan NEA We BRAD McDONALD PAUL DOUGLAS MATHIS STEVE MILLER CARLA RAE MOHR BRUCE ALLEN MORGENSTERN DENNIS ROBERT NEHRKORN JEANIE MARIE NEHRKORN GARRY ALLEN OFFERMAN senior autographs LOUISE ELIZABETH PICK MIKE A, POE ROSEMARY PORTER KIRK PROVART PULKE TIM PURSELL DENNIS RAY QUILLMAN RALPH H. RABE JANE ELIZABETH REIDELBERGE TERRY RHEINECKER FRANK J, RUPPERT —_— = sere ia eo — — = re + NINA LOUISE RUPPERT | RODGER ALLEN RYBACKI ROXANNE SCHMIDGALL CLIFFORD SCHRADER 114 gz i STEVE SCHWARZ FRED SAMUEL SHAW CAROL SUE SHUTE JANICE SUE SMITH MARSHA SMITH RICHARD A, SUCHOMSKI SHIRLEY A, SUCHOMSKI TERRY TANNER RAYMOND E, TAUCHER GAYLA KAY THOMAS 116 DONNA TIMPNER KATHLEEN ANN VOSHOLLER MARK WEGNER DORTHY MARGARET URBANEK DENISE KAYE VUICKARD MARY MARTHA WILLIAMS DON WILDER RANDY WINTER JON WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE GARY DEAN WOODSIDE | SHARON ANN WRIGHT MOST ATHLETIC BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Gayle Kimmel-Tom Epplin Jeannie Nehrkorn-George Kieth MOST VERSATILE Debbie Stone- David Lewis MOST STUDIOUS Dorothy Urbanek- Randy Winter MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT BEST DRESSED Diane Edwards-Dan Farley 1 Debbie Stone-Kirk Provart underclassmen juniors ... collect newspapers up to their ears Junior Class Officers: Cheryl Pursell-President Keith Winder-Vice President Peggy Giacomo-Secretary, Treasurer Neal Alms Kevin Anderson Terry Amett Tom Bahre Jean Bathon Sue Bathon Allen Bathon Richard Bathon Mable Baumann Barb Bender Bridget Bigham Susie Bigham Danny Bird Marlin Bird Connie Braun Kathy Brostmeyer Mike Bruno Jim Bruyneel Nyra Campbell] Dave Chapman Rick Cicardi Charles Davis Randy DeMent Jeff Driskell Beatrice Dudek Debbie Duvall Greg Epplin Max Epplin Dawn Ferrero Brian Flanary Tony Fontana Marie Froese Debbie Gass Allen George Gary Gerber Peggy Giacomo John Glodo Fred Grigsby James Hackworth Eddie Hagene Leo Hagene Chris Haney Mary Harriss Billie Heiple Doug Hepp Starlett Herrmany Sandy Hess Jimmie Hill Wayne Hill Curtis Hornbostel Deana Hutchings Charles Irwin Anita Jausel Alan Jenkel Carol Jenkins Dale Jones Larry Jones Diane Keene Carol Kellerman Pete Kellerman Jerry Kiss Kim Krug Lynn Krug Diane Lalicker Pam Linson Jim Loftis Florence Loos Robin Loucks Dexter Lukes Debbie Lunnemann Dawn Lynch Billy McClurken ie Linda Wild Kim. 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Mathis Dave Chapman Charles Irwin John McCrary Jean McCurdy Steve McKinstry Nancy Magerkurth Phil Magerkurth Janice Marlow Mike Mason Rose Mathis Theresa Mathis Emma Mayer Debby Oden Bobby Owen Brenda Patterson Steve Perry Barb Phillips Priscilla Pitchford Janice Porter David Presswood Don Presswood Chery] Pursell William Pursell Melody Pyron Mala Queen Barb Rednour Kathy Rice Sheryl Rigdon Janice Rushing Jean Schafer Ralph Schrader Dan Schumacher Jane Schumaier Jerry Schwarz Cathy Schweizer Jane Secrease John Sheley Bob Shute Lonnie Shute Melissa Slusher Bernadette Smith Betty Smith Steve Sroka Diane Stutes Helen Suchomski Jeff Tanner Mike Taylor Florine Templeton Sherry Thomas Leta Thornton Mary Trail Randy Uhe Steve Vickery Dave Vuichard Bonita Waller Harold Weisel Randy Weisel Larry West Linda Wild Margie Wildermuth Linda Williams Sally Williams Vernon Williams Joe Williamson Keith Winder Kathy Winter Linda Winter John Wittmer Carol Woosley Elaine Wright P. .eppy C..ourageous H. .eartwarming S..ophomores Sophomore Class Officers: Barb Opp-President, Tammy Brown-Vice Presi- de nt, Judy Engelhardt-Secretary, Treasurer. Debbie Bardle Beverly Bathon Carol Bathon Leonard Bethon Bobby Bahrens David Bigham Larry Bigham Donna Bird Sandy Bird Sandra Braun Beverly Broha Tammy Brown Louis Bruno Mickey Burris Donna Butler Jerry Carroll Carol Carson Sam Cavarretta Bill Cawvey Randy Clark Yevette Davis Barb Degenhardt David Dehne Jeff Dehne Marguerite Demick Roger Denton Chuck Dobrinick Sean Doughty Karen Douglas John Dudek David Eaton Tom Ellenberg Judy Englehardt Loretta Epplin Mike Finney Richard Fischer Terri Fleming Gary George Connie Giacomo Jean Gielow Dean Gielow Ron Gossman Kathy Guenther Tony Hagene Benequea Hale Tim Hankla Carolyn Hayes Cheryl Heggemeier Jim Heisner Debbie Hicks Roxann Hill Lora Holyfield Angie Huff Donna Huggins Sharon Jurkowski Barry Kellerman Cynthia Kellerman Karen Kellerman Kevin Kellerman Theresa Kellerman Cindy K... Champion light bulb Salesman. Rick Miller Eugene Moody Rita Moore Cindy Nehrkorn Brad Noward Bill Nussel Barb Opp Bobby Joe Pabst Carol Patterson Kevin Place Rick Presswood Cheryl Pulke Mark Kelly Connie Klosterman Donnie Knope Connie Kuhnert Steve Kuhnert Barb Lambert Kendall Lewis Joan Loos Joe Loos Clarence Loucks Rick Luke Joe Luthy Jeff McCauley Jamie McCrary Andy McCullough Bill McDaniel Harold Miller Jim Miller Kevin Pyatt Carolyn Reames Ruth Roethe Jenny Ruffino Roger Ruffino Robert Schafer Terry Schimpf John Schneider David Scholebo Jeana Schubert Cynthia Schumaier Michael Selle i. X um ih Kim Sherman Jon Smith Michael Smith Judy Stokes Kay Sutliff Jay Taucher Richard Taylor Robert Templeton Mabry Thies Tracy Timpner Dean Trail Mark Trail Kevin Vuichard Beth Waller Leah Weatherford Connie Webber Kevin Welch Barbara Welge Vickie Wild Lisa Williams Clais Willson freshmen ... new faces new ideas PINCKNEYVILLE COMMUN HIGH SCHOOL ND ae “4 GENERAL WORK KELLERMAN BROS. CONST. CO. ELECTRICAL BYERS ELECTRIC “i ay on VENTILATING —SreSes ee @ . REFRIGER Rebaeenr ATION RENE Twn RAs 8 INCKNEYVIL PLUMBIN 6 A ei Pi RR Bees Moutcenee a ‘ eRe ERNE tae, Se SS AR ie Cd FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Glodo-President, Debbie Peradotto-Vice Presi- dent, Connie Luke-Secretary, Treasurer. Brent Aitken i , Cynthia Anderson ' Brenda Arnett ) . Joey Baker Paul Bardle Carolyn Barnett Robert Barnett Brenda Barr C _ Barb Bathon ’ Mark Bathon Suzanne Beatty a Beth Bigham Joey Bird James Bledsoe Debbie Boling Jeff Bollinger Charlie Brown Mark Brown Jenny Bruno Joanie Bruno Greg Bruns Cathy Bruyneel Shannon Bump Lowell Burton Keith Campbell Kit Carson Cathy Carter Cindy Carter Mark Demick Sharon Douglas Bernadette Dudek Cindy Dunn Mary Eisfelder Sylvester Epplin Gina Ferrero Chery] Fisher Ricky Fisher Rita Fontana Beverly Gass Karen Gerber James Giacomo Steve Ginn Mike Glodo Mark Green Doug Gresham Jim Grigsby Adrian Guerrero Henry Guerrero Rodney Hagel Anette Hagene Roger Hagene Dawn Hale Marvel Hardy Harry Heisner David Hepp Ronnie Herrmany Jim Hester Doug Higgerson Eric Hill Debra Huffstutler Louise Huggins Curtis Hutchings Jack Hutchison Donna Jenkins Jaci Keene Debby Kellerman Donna Kellerman Greg Kellerman Patrick Kellerman Tony Kellerman John Kelley Sandy Kiehna Pat Klosterman Glenn Knapp Arlene Kozuszek Kim Kringer Joe Kurwicki Debbie Lalicker Fred Ledendecker Mike Linze Nancy Lipe Greg Loftis Crystal Logan Alroy Long Gerald Loucks Lester Loucks Debby Louis Connie Luke Peggy Lunnemann Sue Lunnemann Jane McClurken Patty McCrary Danny Malott Barb Mann Peg Margenthaler Leslie Marlow Dawn Mathis Theodore Mayer Paula Miller Ronnie Milligan Nancy Moody Frank Morgenstern Doris Morgenthaler Cheryl Nehring Ronnie Nehrkorn Steve Nehrkom Jeff Oestr eicher Jim Olson Roger Paasch Joe Paszkiewicz Crystal Peradotto Debbie Peradotto John Phillips Londa Place Ray Porter John Presswood Gary Quillman Mark Rice Kristy Rigdon Lynn Rushing Leo Rybacki Kim Samuels Gary Scholebo Randy Schrader Joe Secrease Elaine Shaw Rick Shaw Karen Sheff Lloyd Shelton Brian Skurat Cheryl Smith Cynthia Smith John P. Smith Lisa Smith David Stanton Connie Yeager Janet Yeager Gerald Zimmerman Donny Stanton Becky Stell Donna Stephenson Kathy Stern Bill Stotlar John Stroehlein Jean Suchomski Rusty Sutton Wade Theis Gerald Thomas Lula Thomas Shirley Thomas Donny Toler Steve Vuichard Charlie Wade Matt Wegner Mac Whitley Jane Williams Brenda Williamson Jerry Williamson Ray Winter Allan Woodside Everett Wynn Garman Wynn MUSIC SUPERIOR RATING-VOCAL Solo POLLY GANN BAND LETTER STUDENT S-BAND Terry Arnett Barb Bender Jim Bruyneel Nyra Campbell Dawn Ferrero Diane Keene Lynn Krug Jean McCurdy Debbie Oden Sheryl Rigdon Melissa Slusher Florine Templeton Sherry Thomas SUPERIOR RATING-BAND Solo and Ensembles: DEBBIE BAKER RAY TAUCHER EXCELLENT RATING-BAND Open Woodwind Trio: DEBBIE BAKER PAT KIEHNA JANICE CRUMBACHER Flute Duet: Kim Samuel Brenda Barr Trombone Solo: Sandy Kiehna Piano Solo: 1972-1973 honors Lula Thomas JANE REIDELBERGER Clarinet Solo: Lula Thomas JANE REIDELBERGER Special thanks to CLARENCE KELLERMAN drum cart puller ARION AWARD WINNER: RAY TAUCHER SIU SCHOLARSHIP IN MUSIC: RAY TAUCHER Honorable mention at Math Field Day: FRANK WOOSLEY RANDY WINTER MARY WILLIAMS National Merit Commendation: MARY WILLIAMS Southern Ilinoisian Honors: DEBBIE BAKER JANICE CRUMBACHER TOM EPPLIN DANNY HEGGEMEIER PAT KIEHNA RANDY WINTER Illinois State Scholar- ship: SU SAN BASS DEBBIE BAKER JANICE CRUMBACHER BOB DEMPSEY TOM EPPLIN DAN HEGGEMEIER PAT KIEHNA KIM KOERNER LINDA KUHNERT DAVID LEWIS DOUG MATHIS KIRK PROVART RICH SUCHOMSKI RAY TAUCHEI DOROTHY URBANEK KATHY VOSHOLLER MARY WILLIAMS RANDY WINTER FRANK WOOSLI 5 1 Reader's Digest Awa TOM EPPLIN National Educational Development Test Certificates: Connie Luke Beth Bigham Paula Miller Doris Morgenthaler Jane McClu rken Sandy Kiehna Kim Samuel Mat Wagner Mike Glodo Harry Heisner Nominee for National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Award: Carol Jenkins 1973 Winner of Egyptian Electric Cooperative Association Trip to Washington, D.C. Kathy Winter DAR AWARD: JANICE CRUMBACHER SAR AWARD: TOM EPPLIN FFA WINNERS: Winner of Section 24 Parlimentary Procedure Contest: Team members: KENNETH HAGENE GEORGE KEITH Richard Bathon RANDY WINTER Ed Hagene Section 24 Farm Mechanics Contest: First Place Winners: Farm Shop KENNETH HAGENE Electricity ROY LIPE Farm Machinery TED STERN Section 24 Production Award Winners: Poultry Ray Allen Bathon Livestock RANDY WINTER Soy Beans KENNETH HAGENE Section 24 and District V winner-- Second place in State: CHARLES KELLEY French National Honor Society Members: DEBBIE BAKER TOM EPPLIN DOROTHY URBANEK Melissa Slusher Marguerite Demick Angie Huff Cindy Schumaier National French Contest: Level I Beth Bigham Chuck Dobrinick Mary Eisfelder Rita Fontana Connie Luke National Education Development Test Certificate Winners Paula Miller Jean Suchomski Level II Marguerite Demick Loretta Epplin Carolyn Hayes Angie Huff Carolyn Reames Florine Templeton Level III Nyra Campbell Theresa Mathis Melissa Slucher Sherry Thomas Level IV DEBBIE BAKER TOM EPPLIN JOYCE LUNNEMAN DOROTHY URBANEK KATHY VOSHOLLER Speech Awards: Best Supporting Acress: Judy Engelhardt Best Support Actor: Jim Bruyneel Best Actress: Susan Bass Best Actor: Tim McCauley Most Valuable Member: Debbie Duyall Most Valuable Nonmembers: Gene Lunneman Phil Magerkurth Placed at District Speech Meet: JO CAROL CHAPMAN- 2nd radio TIM MCCAULEY- 3rd serious CARLA MOHR 3rd comedy JO CAROL CHAPMAN 4th Sectionals PETRY’S HOUSE OF FASHION DuQUOIN ILLINOIS Compliments of CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY ee ee ee oe = CONSOLIDATION COAL co. TREE MIDWESTERN DIVISION ais . Compliments of FARM SERVICE WYMAN’S STYLE SHOP Apparel of Distinction For Smart Women ph. 542-2000 DuQuoin, Il. Compliments of KROGER Home of LIGHTNING LOW PRICES Pinckneyville Illinois Compliments of RUDE SHOES, INC. DuQuoin, Illinois Phone 542-3837 DEAN’S TV Electronic Service ph. 357-2567 Compliments of HOFFMAN'S DAIRY STORE South Main Pinckneyville, Illinois LUEKER’S Welding and Implement Sales Massey Ferguson Compliments of MURPHY-WALL STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY STOTLAR’S DRUG STORE John McDonald , r.ph. Roger Marlow, R.Ph. Walnut and Water Street Ph. 357-9181 Pinckneyville REABAN’S DRIVE-IN HICKS TRADING STATION R.R. 3 Pinckneyville, III. Southern Illinois Largest Exclusive Gun Shop HAMMACK’S CLEANER’S 14 W. Water Ph. 357-8244 Free pickup and delivery service. PATRON’S LIST Dr. A. Y. Baker Dr. John A. Mathis Dr. George D. Mohr Dr. Clarence E. Cawvey Dr. G. Stotlar Dr. J. Stotlar H. F. Reese Compliments of RODELL’S Compliments For the lady For the man of ROE ABSTRACT COMPANY Ph. 357-2196 Pinckneyville, Illinois Compliments of DORETT’S BEAUTY SHOP Ph. 357-2497 Pinckneyville Illinois Pinckneyville — Murphysboro THE DEMOCRAT INC. “DON’T fight the Establishment too hard Someday you will be the Establishment” BRAUN’S STANDARD SERVICE “You expect more from us and you get it” KEENE ROADBUILDERS INC. Hauling coal, rock, and sand Box 116 Pinckneyville, Illinois Ph. 357-2106 Compliments of MANN AND SON SPORTING GOODS Southern I[Ilinois Finest Johnson Motors Ward Sweaters Red Wing Boots Boots Shoes GunAmmo Fishing Tackle WITTER’S MARKET Groceries and Dry Goods Highway 13 South Ph. 357-8661 Pinckneyville, Illinois Compliments of CLINIC PHARMACY C. E. Emling R. Ph. Ph. 357-2871 Compliments of CATER-VEND Compliments of Compliments of BIANCO REXALL DRUGS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATION DuQuoin, Illinois Compliments of BILL MARLOW PINCKNEYVILLE MEAT PROCESSING CO. and PERRY COUNTY ROOFING CO. Shell Service RICE-MEYER FORD INC. 12 East Water Ph. 3574828 1 Pinckneyville, III. A leader in its field”’ PERRY COUNTY ADVOCATE Pinckneyville, Il. Compliments of HAERTLING HARDWARE Gifts and toys Full hardware line Compliments of CONNIE’S BEAUTY SHOP FISHER’S AUTOMOTIVE GULF SERVICE Specializes in Auto Care McDANIEL’S REFRIDGERATION, INC. FRAZER’S TRUCK LINES, INC. Furniture-Appliances Television Compliments of BARR RANMAR’S STANDARD IMPLEMENT CO. TIRE, INC. Allis-Chalmers 12S. Main St. Pinckneyville GANN BENDER SUPERMARKET 407 South Douglas Pinckneyville, Illinois STULL’S BAKERY “Fresh Pastries and Breads” On the Square Ph. 357-2722 Compliments of PERRY COUNTY FARM BUREAU 319S. Ist AL-PEG VETERINARY HOSPITAL R.R. | Pinckneyville, Illinois Compliments of EGYPTIAN MUSIC COMPANY DuQuion, Illinois PYATT FUNERAL HOME Ph. 357-2136 Pinckneyville, Ill. Compliments of the VALU STORE “the value packed store” 412 South Main 208 South Walnut St. Pinckneyville, Ill. BROCK’S WALGREEN DRUGS “Your Extra Service Pharmacy” Hallmark Greeting Card Dept. Gift Gallery — Gifts for all occasions Hiley Brock Lon McPherson Compliments of JEANNE’S BEAUTY SALON 107 S. Walnut Pinckneyville, Illinois 4 Beauty Operators HIGGIN’S JEWELRY CO. Jewelry and Gifts Est. 1866 DuQuoin, Illinois 62832 We Give Eagle Stamps Compliments of DIXIE ANDCAL’S CAFE FRIEDMAN’S “Your Dollars Buy More at your Eagle Stamp Store”’ DuQuoin, Illinois DUNN’S PAINT STORE Carpet — Paint Wallpaper Compliments of Campbell’s Heating and Air Conditioning Pinckneyville, Illinois sie Naas M CA R ECO R D S ok Compliments and Best Wishes From The SPRING WC EASTER NIT DRESSES PINCKNEYVILLE GARMENT COMPANY HOBBY HOUSE 101 East Main Du Quoin, Illinois Hobby HOUSE Hobby Hi Ph. 542-5154 Hobby Supplies and Gifts Compliments c mT af} ’ COAST TO HARDWARE z i = = Se COAST TO COAST BOB PLACE INSURANCE AGENCY Ph. 357-2615 ERWIN’S FLORIST Ph. 357-6411 205 South Main Se BAURSACH EQUIPMENT of COMPANY Pinckneyville 70S = baaad DUNN BROTHERS MOTORS Compliments of FOUNTAIN MOTEL South Main Pinckneyville MC CANTS “For ladies sportswear” West Side of Square Pinckneyville, Illinois Compliments of PINCKNEYVILLE GRAIN COMPANY BEN FRANKLIN Phone No. 357-9431 11-13 Main Street Pinckneyville, Illinois Compliments of LUKE’S CAFE “Home of the Panthers” BEAUCOUP BAPTIST Complimentsof CHURCH P.N. HIRSCH AND COMPANY Located on Square Vernon Wasson, Pastor Pinckneyville Illinois Mobil Gas and Oil Distributer MOBIL BAUDISON WILLIAMSON Filters — Garage — tire Shop — Batteries Phone: 357-5626 East side of square Pinckneyville, Illinois RHODES-BURFORD HOME FURNISHING CO. Your Maytag Dealer 109 Walnut Ph. 357-4266 PINCKNEYVILLE DAIRY QUEEN PLUMBING AND HEATING ‘Live a little’ DUQUOIN PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Gillis and Hickory Sts. DuQuoin, Illinois Phone 542-3858 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS CHRIS BAILEY--Chorus, Jr. Board of Gov., FHA, GAA, Hi-Tri, Nurse's Aides, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Homecoming Court, Sweet- heart Court, DEBRA BAKER--Band, French Club, French NHS, GAA, Hi-Tri, NHS, Paper Staff, Pep Club, Speech Club. BRUCE BARDLE--Pep Club, Gym Team. SUSAN BASS--Annual Staff, FHA, GAA, Hi-Tri, NHS, Paper Staff, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Speech Club, Speech Team. CARL BATHON--Pep Club, Baseball. JOANN BATHON--FHA, GAA, Hi- Tri, Pep Club, Sweetheart Court. DEBBIE BAURSACHES--FHA, GAA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Spanish Club. JANICE BENSON--FHA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Chorus. JEFFREY BERGFELD--Annual Staff, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Football, Gym Team Baseball. ALICE BLY THE--Band, GAA, Hi- Tri, NHS, Pep Club, Spanish Club. JAMES BOLLINGER SALLY BURRIS--FFA, FHA, Hi- Tri, Pep Club. DEBBIE CARLSON--Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Hi-Tri, Chorus. JO CAROL CHAPMAN--Band, Sr. Board of Gov., GAA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Speech Club, Speech Team. senior index JANICE CRUMBACHER--Band, Class Officer, GAA, Hi-Tri, NHS, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Speech Club, Speech Team. RUBEN DAVIS--Letterman's Club, Pep Club, Football, Track. DIANE DEHNE--Chorus, FHA, Hi- Tri, NHS, Pep Club, Spanish Club. ROBERT DEMPSEY--Band, Chorus, Pep Club, Spanish Club. MIKE DOUGHTY ALAN DUNN--Chorus, Sr. Board of Gov., French Club, Pep Club, Science Club, Basketball, Base- ball, Sweetheart Court. JOHN EDDIE--FFA, Pep Club, Cross-Country, Track. DIANA EDWARDS--FHA, GAA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club. TERRY EPPLIN--FFA, Pep Club. TOM EPPLIN--Class officer, French Club, French NHS, NHS, Letterman's Club, Pep Club, Stu- dent Council, Cross-Country, Bas- ketball, Football, Track, Christ- mas Court. DANIEL FARLEY--Chorus, Pep Club, REX FERRERO--Sr. Board of Gov., FFA, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Speech Club. ROBERT FINNEY--FFA, Pep Club. SANDY FISHER--FHA, Hi-Tri, Spanish Club. MIKE FLURE--FFA, Pep Club. BOBBIE FOSTER--FHA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club. PAULETTE GANN--Band, Chorus, FHA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Spanish Club. DEBBIE GIACOMO--Band, Chorus, Jr. Board of Gov., Sr. Board of Gov., FHA, GAA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, KAREN GLADSON--Chorus, FHA, GAA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Cheer- leader, Gym Team, Christmas Court. TOM GLODO--Letterman's Club, Pep Club, Manager, RAY HEARTLING--Letterman's Club, Pep Club, Speech Club, Football, Track. ELAINE HAGENE--FHA, GAA, Hi- Tri, Nurse's Aides, Pep Club. KENNETH HAGENE--Band, FFA, Pep Club. KENNETH HARRIS--FFA, Pep Club, Basketball, Football, DAVID HEARD--Pep Club, Sci- ence Club, Student Council, Cross-Country . DANNY HEGGEMEIER--NHS, Pep Club, Spanish Club, EUGENE HEISNER--Band, FFA, Pep Club. GEORGE HEISNER--Pep Club, Spanish Club, Speech Club, Stu- dent Council, Cross-Country, Basketball. MARY HEISNER--FHA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club. DEANNA HENSON BILL HIGGERSON RANDALL HOLT JOEL HOPP--Chorus, FFA, Pep Club. TERRY HORN--FFA. LARRY JENKEL--Sr. Board of Gov., Pep Club. SUSIE JENKEL--FHA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club. PAULA JONES--FHA, GAA, Hi- Tri, Pep Club. GEORGE KEITH--Class Officer, Jr. Board of Gov.,, FFA, Letter- man's Club, Pep Club, Basket- ball, Football, Baseball, Track, Homecoming Court. CLARENCE KELLERMAN--Band, FFA, Pep Club. DIANE KELLERMAN--FHA, French Club, Hi-Tri, Pep Club. DONNA KELLERMAN--FHA, Hi- Tri, Pep Club. COUG KELLERMAN--FFA, Pep Club. PATRICIA KELLERMAN--FHA, GAA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Christ- mas Court. STEVEN KELLERMAN--FFA, Pep Club. CHARLES KELLEY PATRICIA KEIHNA--Band, Sr. Board of Gov., GAA, Hi-Tri, NHS, Paper Staff, Pep Club, Spanish, Club, Speech Club, Speech Team, Student Council. GAYLE KIMMEL--GAA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Student Council, Gym Team. PAUL KLINGENBERG--German Club. JOHN KIM KOERNER--Jr. Board of Gov., French Club, Letterman's Club, Pep Club, Basketball, Foot- ball, Golf. LINDA KUHNERT--Chorus, FHA, GAA, Hi-Tri, NHS, Paper Staff, Pep Club, Science Club. HAROLD LAIRD--Pep Club. MICHAEL LALICKER--French Club, Letterman's Club, Pep Club, Football, Baseball. NANCY LAMBETH--FHA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club. DAVID LEWIS--Letterman's Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Football, Gym Team, Track. ROY LIPE--FFA, Pep Club. MARY LOGAN--FHA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club. DOROTHY LOOS--FHA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club. BILLY LOUCKS DONALD LOUCKS--FFA. GENE LUNNEMAN--Band, Jr. Board of Gov., Sr. Board of Gov., FFA, Pep Club, Student Council, Football, Baseball, Sweetheart Court. JOYCE LUNNEMANN--Annual Staff, FHA, French Club, Hi-Tri, Library Staff, Pep Club, Science Club. TIMOTHY McCAULEY--Letter- man's Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Speech Club, Speech Team, Gym Team, Track. BRAD McCRARY --Football, Chorus, Track, Gymnastics, Cross-Country. BRAD McDONALD--Basketball, Football, Pep Club, Band, Span- ish Club, Class Officer, Christ- mas Court, CLINTON McDOUNNOUGH-- Letterman's Club, Pep Club, Stu- dent Council, Basketball, Foot- ball, Baseball, Track, Home- coming Court, Sweetheart Court. CHARLES MARLOW--FFA, Pep Club. DOUG MATHIS--French Club, NHS, Pep Club, Basketball, Foot- ball, Baseball. GEORGIA MATHIS--FHA, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Pom-Pon Girl. STEPHEN MILLER CARLA MOHR--Band, FHA, Hi- Tri, Nurse's Aides, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Speech Club, Speech Team. BRUCE ALLEN MORGENSTERN-- Annual Staff, Pep Club. DENNIS NEHRKORN--Letterman's Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Speech Club, Student Council, Cross-Country, Basketball, Foot- ball, Track. 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