Argenta Oreana High School - Pilot Yearbook (Argenta, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1974 volume:

THE PILOT 1974 Published by The Pilot Staff Argenta- Oreana High School Argenta,Illinois Layout Editor-Karen Hood Editor-in-Ch ief— Fletcher D ah man Copy Editor-Cathy Mulholland Advertising-Kathy Lewis Sports Editor-Scott Doane Advertising-Cindy Schwarze Table of Contents —- Activities Page 19 2 A dministration Superintendent Secretary Mrs. Shirley Glasscock and Mr. Miller Mr. Harold A. Miller Board of Education Cleve Talkington, Paul Doane, Kenneth Frye. Shelby Lewis, R. D. Schwartz, President; William Edgecombe, Roger Briggs, Secretary Secretary Principal Mr. Richard Mosier Mrs. Patricia Mosier and Mr. Mosier Secretary Asst. Principal Mrs. Margaret Laughery Mr. Gary D. Perkins t Cooks: Avis Batson, Lydia Mahoney, Thelma Turner, Halene Brennan Janitors: Wayne Manning, Don Cook Help Works Early and Late Bus Drivers: Row 1: Ivan Cook, Bonnie Rolofson, Glen Rolofson, Gary Rolofson. Row 2: Bonnie Marshall, Edith Logue, Gerry Lambert, Betty May, Dutch Ratliff, Rita Oyler. Row 3: Betty Ploch, Kay Brown, Gladys Strohl, Betty Cox, Mary Ragle, Pauline Hitchens. Janitors: Ruby Brandon, Marjorie Michener Mr. John Sturz Northern Illinois University Librarian Mrs. Ann Limerick Millikin University Librarian Mrs. Karen Jordan Library Aide Mr. Wallace Watson University of Illinois Guidance Mrs. Hazel DeFore Study Hall Aide We Must Be Prepared Mrs. Dinah Scannell Southern Illinois University English Mr. Ronald Banion University of Illinois, Chicago Circle English II, Wrestling Coach Students Delve Into the World Mrs. Carrie Cox Eastern Illinois University English III, World History Mr. Norman Williams Millikin University English IV of Language English is .. . poetry . . . trying to understand Shakespeare . . . learning correct forms of grammar and speech . . . writing themes . . . reading short stories . . . The language department also includes French .. . and translations.. . learning correct French grammar . . . more translations . . . and exciting learning trips to Canada and France. Mr. Dennis Hamilton Millikin University French Mrs. Marilyn Knappen University of Illinois General Mathematics, Algebra I Miss Beverly Gulick University of Illinois Algebra II, Geometry Equations and Experiments Involve Everyone Congruent triangles . . . solving impossible equations . . . fractions . . .memorizing theorums . . . trying to understand Trig . .. are all part of the math department. Three math teachers help to combine and explain these things in the complicated math classes. In the many phases of science, students participate in dissecting cray fish . . . experimenting with acids and bases . . . learning where their gluteus maximus is .. . and studying hard. Mrs. Patricia Worms Eastern Illinois University Biology, Chemistry Mr. David Haas University of Illinois Biology, Chemistry Everything from ancient Egypt to world politics is included in history classes. Learning the U.S. Constitution . . . watching movies on the Civil War . .. Louis XIV... studying past political conflicts ... all are a part of history courses. History Never Repeats Itself. . . Exactly Mr. Alva Kimler University of Illinois American History. American Problems Mrs. Ellen Jackson Purdue University English III, World History The only exercise some students get is in the P. E. classes... along with jammed fingers from volleyball. . . exciting games of basketball . . . tiring races around the track . . . and left-hand stars in square dancing. Mr. William Roberts McKendree College Driver's Ed., Athletic Director Keeping Physically Fit Mr. Larry Engle Eastern Illinois University Boys' P. E., Football Coach Mrs. Mahala Hays DePauw University Girls’ P. E. Fine Arts Mrs. Sadie Hollingsworth Millikin University Art Mr. Don Pritchard Eastern Illinois University Speech. Dramatic Arts Creativeness is a necessary part of art class. Expressing oneself through art can be very satisfying and fun as students participate in watercolors, charcoals, weaving, molding clay, and more. Stages to be built. . . just the right lighting . . . lines to be memorized . . . rehearsals . . . and opening night are all part of Mr. Pritchard's drama department. Practicing for concerts, rock band, contest, trying to reach the high notes as well as the low, and learning new songs are things to be expected in chorus. Band is many things to many students, some good and some bad . . . marching through mud on the football field. . . playing at basketball and football games . . . giving concerts . . . and knowing that practice makes perfect. Lend Color to A.-O.H.S. Mr. Jay Kraft Illinois State University Vocal Music Mr. Steven Walters Millikin University Instrumental Music Part of the vocational learning program includes business education. Business classes include typing as fast as possible without making mistakes . . . typing something in triplicate, only to find that the carbon paper has been reversed . . . taking letters in shorthand and transcribing them into English . . . learning to work with percents, fractions, and just plain numbers . . . using various business machines. Mrs. Bertha Parks Southern Illinois University Business Education Mrs. Sonna L ivesay Eastern Illinois University Business Education, Home Economics Students Prepare for Careers and Mrs. Gretchen Morrison Eastern Illinois University Home Economics Mr. Kenneth Wolf Eastern Illinois University Industrial Arts Home Economics . . . sewing projects . . . burnt cookies . .. new recipes ... a program involved in the smooth working of a home . . . marriage . . . child care. Sanding, nailing, gluing, varnishing . . . working with wood . . . building a cabinet. . . drafting... all part of the classes that Mr. Wolf teaches. Combine Learning With Experience QUITE EARL Y ONE MORNING Debbie Ziegler............Carla Posey Sheri Rossi.............Vernon Voyles Dick Logue Company ’74 Presents . . . A NIGHT OF ONE A CTS Directed by Don Pritchard DARK DOINGS A T THE CROSSROADS THE SANDBOX Theodosia... Barthelomew Augustus ... Jack Dalton Laurinda Carol Bennett . .Randy May ... Rob Benz . Steve Power . Jill Querrey Daddy ... Mommy .. Grandma . Young Man Musician .. . Skot Henderson . . .Jeanna Brown ... Julie Banning Fletcher Dahman . . .Morris Dixson MR. SCROOGE Ebenezer Scrooge-Skot Henderson Bob Cratchit-Rolf Wilson Mrs. Cratchit-Mary Fairweather Tiny Tim-Mark Fandei, Tim Blair Harry- Todd Defore Elsie-Margie Terrell Martha-Sheri Rossi Fred-Pat Willoughby Mrs. Dilber-Cindy Smith Mar ley's Ghost-Morris Dixson Ghost of Christmas Past-Rob Benz Mr. Fezziwig-Jim Wiggins Mrs. Fezziwig-Jeanna Brown Young Scrooge- Tony Richars Isabel-Jan Shuey Ghost of Christmas Present- Vernon Voyles Ghost of Christmas Future-Shelley Lewis Mr. Sharkey-Joe Nein Undertaker-Dale Davis Undertaker's Assistant-Jon Hullinger School Marm-Cathy Mulholland First Lady-Carol Bennett Second Lady-Princy Martin Costermonger-F etcher Dahman Felicity-Julie Stauffer Flower Girl-Emily Morsch Delivery Boy-Mike Matthews Urchins- Tom Blair, Bicki Hubbs, Jimmy Stanley, Cheri Zeig er Christmas Shoppers- Ted Erhart Carla Posey Cindy Schwarze Jenny Hornback Larry Hornback Brad Lewis Joe Conway Vernon Voyles Joe Nein Shelly Lewis Bunny Lucas Sheri Rossi Darrell Moore Michelle Hector Watchmen-Darrell Moore Fletcher Dahman Choristers-Judy Blair Blenda Moore Susan Dahman Merry Makers-Larry Hornback Jenny Hornback Bunny Lucas Debbie Zeig er Jon Hullinger Cathy Mulholland Cindy Schwarze Rhonda Reeves Darrell Moore 1984 CAST Loudspeaker Voice Syme ............ Parsons.......... Winston Smith . . Messenger .... Coffee Vendor . . First Guard . . . Second Guard . . O'Brien.......... Julia............ Gladys........... Landlady .... Martin........... Waitress......... Voice of Goldstein . . . Chris Propst . . . Rolf Wilson .... Jan Shuey . . Morris Dixson Marianne Creamer . . . .Carla Posey . . Darrell Moore . . . Brian Frank ........Joe Nein .... Sheri Rossi . . . Bunny Lucas Mary Fairweather .... Rob Benz Marianne Creamer .... Rob Benz On May 2, 3, and 4, COMPANY '74 presented George Orwells's 1984. The play depicted life in a society where the thoughts and actions of the citizens of Oceania were ruled by the oppressive and cruel Big Brother. The audiences were favorably impressed by the performances and the intimate band-room- turned-theater atmosphere, but the story of Win- ston Smith (Morris Dixson) and Julia ISheri Rossi) and their struggle against Big Brother was understandably disturbing. Seated: Travis Elliott, Laurie Heinz. Row 1: J. Querrey, F. Dahman, T. Smith, R. Kuhn, L. Badman, K. Ragle, M. Oyler, J. Jones. Row 2: S. Watson, J. Heimer, D. Black, T. Richars, S. Black, S. Lewis, C. Weatherford. B. Stoddard, L. Horn back. J. Horn back. R. May, R. Fletcher. Queen Shelley and King Chuck Homecoming ’73 Homecoming '73 proved to be a huge success for all who participated in the weekend activities. The festivities began with a pep rally in which the seniors won the spirit stick. Continuing the spirit, the student led a pep march through town and ended the evening with a bonfire held at the school grounds. Saturday turned out to be a wet and rainy day for the Homecoming events. The parade was greeted by many people lining the streets. Of the many floats entered in the parade, only three could be chosen for prizes. Third prize was awarded to the sophomore class for their very colorful and original theme of Bomb the Bunnies • a bomber dropping football bombs. Capturing second prize was A O Express created by the French Club. The judges acknowledged the senior float as the best by awarding the seniors first place for their version of The Fall of the House of Fisher. Saturday was not a good football day for the Fisher Bunnies. As the game was played, the A-O Bombers showed the Bunnies just what football was all about. They roared past Fisher for a 21 12 victory. The theme song of the coronation and dance, Autumn, played in the background as Shelly Lewis and Chuck Weatherford were crowned Queen and King of the 1973 Homecoming. Esquire played for the dance which followed the coronation. A sec- ond dance which featured Victorian Station took place in the Com- munity Building for the Alumni. All in all. Homecoming '73 was a successful event which was enjoyed by all who attended and participated. Junior-Senior Prom Awards Night ’74 Home Economics award-Kathy Karakochos and Cindy Schwarze John Philip Sousa award-Louise Wallace Typing awards-Robin Brown, Gordon Dixson, Nancy Albert, Kim Longest, Emily Morsch, Shelley Wilkey. Shorthand awards-Debbi Black, Shelly Lewis Best Business Student award-Rhonda Reeves French awards-Gordon Dixson, Richard Kaufman, Princy Martin Math awards-Debbi Black, Elaine Creamer, Mary Fairweather, Richard Kaufman. Art awards-Sally Trimmer, Dick Logue, Gordon Dixson Drama awards: Best Supporting Actor-Joe Nein, Rolf Wilson Best Supporting Actress-Jan Shuey Best Character Actor-Jim Wiggins Best Character Actress-Mary Fairweather Company '74 Special Awards-Mark Fandel, Tim Blair Director's Award-Dick Logue Best Actor-Skot Henderson, Morris Dixson Best Actress-Sheri Rossi Outstanding Contribution to Theatre Arts-Kathy Karakachos Student Council Year awards: 1 year-Debbi Black, Fletcher Dahman, Elaine Creamer, Rhonda Reeves, Cheryl McKinney, Kathy Lewis, Jeff Heimer 2 years-Shelley Lewis, Tony Richars 3 years-Richard Kaufman 4 years-Debbie Kramer, Chuck Weatherford Ginger Varner Student Council Memorial Award-Chuck Weatherford State Scholan avid Blackwell, Norma Creamer, Lana Dilbeck, Mary Fairweather, Richard Kaufman, Randy May, Cathy Mulholland Golden Jubilee PTA Scholarship Award-Richard Kaufman Seniors with 4.0 or above grade average: Debbie Black, Richard Kaufman, Elaine Creamer, Mary Fairweather, Carol Bennett, Rhonda Reeves, Cathy Mulholland, David Blackwell, Cheryl McKinney, Lana Dilbeck, Sue Wolken, Karla Grider, Lisa Kaufman, Chuck Weatherford, Louise Wallace, Debra Kramer, Randall Briggs, Kathy Karakachos, Helen Hardin, Terry Kitchens, Shelly Lewis, Randy May, Gordon Dixson, David Haynes, LaPrinca Martin, Tony Richars Valedictorian-Debbi Black Salutatorian-Richard Kaufman D.A.R. Award-Rhonda Reeves National Honor Society Inductees: Seniors-Louise Wallace, Debra Kramer, Cathy Mulholland, Terry Kitchens Juniors-Kerwin Grider, Karen Hood, John Howard, Rose Babb Sophomores-Lura Gisinger, Brenda Underwood, Linda Page, Diana Plummer, Robert Jasper, Rebecca Grubbs 32 Sports ROW 1: R. Isaacs, R. Twist, T. Richars, L. Cortright, M. Richars, S. Lewis, J. Meckley, W. Leevy, B. Ryan. ROW 2: R. May, B. Pritchett, J. Richardson, D. Blackwell, L. Bennett, G. Fedie, M. Dixson, F. Dahman, G. Ray, Coach Roberts. Cross-Country Runs Up a Winning Season SCORES Gary Fedie Most Valuable Man A-0 29 Pana 26 AO 39 Mt. Zion 21 A-0 23 Lakeview 36 A-0 31 Mont ice Ho 24 A-0 22 Lakeview 34 A-0 20 Cerro Gordo 35 A-0 24 Blue Mound 31 A-0 22 Warrensburg 37 A-0 17 Cerro Gordo 44 A-0 24 Mt. Zion 31 A-0 30 Mahomet 25 A-0 31 Mahomet 26 A-0 27 To ono Unity 28 A-0 20 Warrensburg 44 A-0 15 Clinton 49 A-O 17 Fisher 46 MACON COUNTY MEET A-0 40 Warrensburg 66 Blue Mound 36 Niantic 99 A-0 25 Leroy 34 Placed 5th in District-Decatur Placed 14th in Sectional-Champaign Randy May 3-year letterman Tony Richars 3-year letterman Fletcher Dahman 4-year letterman Seniors Have 14 Varsity Cross-Country Letters This year's cross-country seniors are definitely something special. They have fourteen varsity cross-country letters out of a possible sixteen. Four years of hard work have helped these fours guys compile a 44-26 record over four years at varsity level. Kevin Williams and Fletcher Dahman have both lettered all four years while Tony Richars and Randy May have lettered three each. Tony Richars placed eighteenth in the district meet in which the team finished fifth, and got to advance to the sectional meet. This is the first time ARGENTA has gotten past the district. The yearbook, and surely the school as a whole, wishes to congratulate these men on the fine performance they have had while in high School-Good Luck. “Friend’s Sreek Library” Kevin Williams 4-year letterman ROW 1: Manager R. TiUie, Manager D. Condiff, L. Badman, C. Propts, J. Kaufman, K. Posey, S. Smallwood, T. O'Neil, Manager R. Porter. ROW 2: Manager D. Lanter, Manager J. Howard, S. Doane, T. Suzewits, K. Kaufman, J. Heimer, K. Mosick, M. Reed, K. Witts, R. Jasper. ROW 3: Coach Banion, Coach Shupe, T. McMahon, K. Brown, R. Alexander, C. Weathford, P. Thrasher, T. Booze, C. Orange, D. Logue, R. Kuhn, D. Reed, J. Hardin, Coach Perkins, Coach Engle. ROW4: D. Logue, A. Landis. G. Ooton, L. Marquis, B. Jasper, M. Oyler, S. Adcock, B. Frank, L. Hornback, R. May, J. Cone, J. Camfield, D. Moore. Bombers Enjoy Exciting Year Argenta-Oreana's 1973 Varsity Football Season was surprising, if not dynamic. The Bombers opened their season with a 0-18 defeat to Fairbury. The next week we traveled to our Arch-rival Maroa where we reversed our past defeat to a 19-0 victory. One week later we traveled to Leroy with high hopes of a victory, but a 6-14 defeat came to us with much disappointment. Whenever the fourth game rolled around, we played on our home field and apparent- ly this was to our advantage. We came out with a 42-21 victory. With high spirits from the past week we traveled to Deland ruining their homecoming festivities. We had a 20-6 defeat. At home again the following week we beat Farmer City 20-0. Our next game was Homecoming. Although it was rainy and cold our Bombers came through with a 21-12 victory over Fisher. We went to Heyworth for our last game of the season. Running a very close game it ended with a 14-14 tie. The fighting Bombers of Argenta-Oreana ended their season with a 5-3-1 record. A season comes and a season goes, but the memory remains forever. Remember the 1973 Fighting Football Bombers. SCORES A-0 0 Fairbury 18 A-0 19 Maroa 0 A-0 6 Leroy 14 A-0 42 Octavia 21 A-0 20 Deland 6 A-0 0 Mahomet 23 A-0 20 Farmer City 0 A-0 21 Fisher 12 A-0 14 Heyworth 14 38 Senior Lettermen ROW 1: BILL JASPER-Offensive Tackle JEFF HEIMER-Linebacker Honorary Captain RUSSELL KUHN-Center ROW 2: JOHN HARDIN-Offensire Guard Most Valuable Offensive Lineman DICK LOGUE-Linebacker Honorary Captain MIKE OYLER-Defensive Tackle Most Valuable Defensive Lineman ROW 3: LEON BA DMAN-Offensive Halfback LARRY HORNBACK-Quarterback Most Valuable Offensive Back Honor- ary Captain ROW 4: CHUCK WEATHER FOR D-Offensive End Honorary Captain SHANE ADCOCK-Offensive End Row 1: Nixon. McHaney, Johnson, Lucas. Powars. Row 2: Hubbs. Kramer. Allen, Hupp, Briggs, Knox, Lanter. Row 3: Foulks, Jordan. Dahman, Nein, Landis. Lewis, Neideffer, Coach Perkins. Row 4: Casey, Tussing, Maple, Theobald, York, Leathers, Blair, Hornback. Sophomores AO 14- 6 Leroy AO 46- 0 Deland-Weldon AO 0-20 Mahomet-Seymour A-0 23- 0 Farmer City A-0 24- 0 Fisher A-0 26- 0 Heyworth A-0 30- 0 Cerro-Gordo Freshmen A-0 0-12 Leroy A-0 6-42 Maroa A-0 0-14 Mahomet A-0 0-20 Farmer City A-0 44- 6 Heyworth Row 1: Cundiff, O'Neill, Smallwood, Allen, Neideffer, Hupp, Propst, Porter. Row 2: Lanter, Nein, Kaufman. Suzewitz, Casey, Witts. Posey. Row 3: Coach Banion, Musick, Hornback, Reeves, Tussing, Kaufman, Blair, Coach Shupe. Row 4: Brown, Logue, Reed. Cam field. May, Marquis, Booze, Jasper, York. Varsity Club Varsity Club is a little known dub in our community. To get into Varsity Club you must receive a varsity letter in one of Argenta-Oreana High School's six sports; Cross-Country, football, basket- ball, wrestling, track, or baseball. This year's Varsity Club is composed of fifteen seniors, sixteen juniors, six sophomores, and one freshman. This year's seniors have accumulated a total of sixty - nine varsity letters, Fletcher Dahman and Tony Richars head the way with eleven each. Argenta- Oreana's future in sports looks promising with all of the underclassmen in Varsity Club. Good Luck to the seniors, hopefully, they will continue to make Argenta-Oreana famous in the way of sports. Row 1: S. Smallwood-1, S. McMahon-3, K. Witts-2, L. Badman-6, S. Doane-6, R. Benz-3, B. Ryan-1. Row 2: T. Sinkosky-3, K. Musick-3, P. Thrasher-1, J. Hardin-4, J. Heimer-7, R. Briggs-3, K. Kaufman-5, T. McMahon-4. Row 3: T. Richars-11, D. Logue-3, F. Dahman-11, T. Witts-4, R. Alexander-3, R. Kuhn-4, G. Fedie-6. Row 4: C. Orange-4, G. Ooton-1, D. Logue-7, L. Marques-2, A. Landis-1, J. HuUinger-1, D. Moore-2, D. Schoen-6. Row 5: B. Frank-2, J. Cone-3, R. Kaufman-1, M. Oy er-3, S. Adcock-2, R. May-10, J. Richardson-1, R. May-3, J. Manuel-3. Varsity Row 1: T. McMahon-132. S. Doane-138. R. Benz-105, S. McMahon-119, W. Leevy-112. B. Ruch-98. Row 2: Coach Banion, B. Frank-185, D. Moore-HWT, G. Fedie-126, F. Dahman-145 , K. Kaufman-155, J. Heimer-167, J. Howard-Manager “A -0 Matmen Have Fine Year A-0 Opponent A-0 Opponent 19 Lakeview 41 21 Lakeview 35 24 Clinton 41 37 Warrensburg- L a tham 25 42 Be men t 27 0 Leroy 57 19 Fisher 42 21 Mahomet-Seymour 39 24 Taylorville 41 37 Mt. Pulaski 21 9 Mont ice Ho 48 Dual Meet Record- 5-9 39 Bement 25 Sangamon Valley Conference Tournament 3rd place 12 43 Mt. Zion Buffalo Tri-City 21 Conference Champions Tim McMahon, 132, Steve McMahon, 119 2nd Place Finishers Jeff Heimer, 167, Gary Fedie, 126 Junior Varsity Row 1: J. Howard-Manager, B. Ryan, B. Albert, R. Tille, C. J. Propst, M. Smallwood, R. Johnson, Br. Ruch, J. Cambell, T. O'Neill, M. Nixon. Row 2: K. Posey, M. Allen, J. Hullinger, G. Briggs, R. Isaacs, R. Kuhn, Coach Banion, T. Suzewitz, P. Nein, D. Foulks, B. Jasper, D. Jordan, R. Kramer. Jeff He ime r 167 1st District, 2nd Sectional 4th State Meet, 2nd S. V. C. l Vrestlerettes: Karey Rostek, Teresa Smith, Becky Karakachos, Julie Banning. Fletcher Dahman 145 Rob Benz 112 2nd S. V. C. Jon Hullinger 132 Russ Kuhn 145 Varsity Basketball A-0 Opponent Thanksgiving Tournament 60 Fisher 63 62 Saybrook 63 64 Deland-Weldon 66 80 Maroa-Forsyth 69 51 Clinton 60 64 Deland-Weldon 68 67 Macon 64 99 Leroy 79 Macon County Holiday Tournament 77 Warrensburg- La them 63 51 Blue Mound 79 81 Nian tic-Harristo wn 71 A-0 Opponent 54 Warrensb urg- Latham 75 55 Octavia 68 47 Niantic-Harristown 60 60 Fisher 75 59 Stonington 82 78 Maroa-Forsyth (OT) 77 48 Farmer City-Mansfield 66 73 Fairbury 75 57 Blue Mound 76 71 Heyworth 59 62 Saybrook 70 63 Mt. Pulaski 90 60 Mahomet 89 Regional Tournament 55 Bement 66 Randy May and Jeff Manuel tied for free throw award-.692 Rick May-most rebounds, 239 Row 1: T. Richars, K. Witts, K. Musick, T. Witts, D. Logue, M. Sims, D. Lanter Manager, R. Porter-Manager. Row 2: D. Logue.J. Manuel, L. Marquis, R. May, K. Williams, R. May, Coach Roberts. Dick Logue, 5'10 Forward 2- Year Letter man Kevin Williams, 6'1 Center 2-Year Letterman Senior Lettermen Randy May, 6'2 Forward 2-Year Letterman Tony Richars, 5'8 Guard 1-Year Letterman prohibitio Coach Engle, S. Lewis, E. Dahman, J. Tussing, M. Leathers, L. Bennett, D. Kaufman, D. York, S. Reeves, S. Hornback, R. Hupp, M. Richars, D. Lanter-Manager. Junior Varsity Basketball Frosh-Soph Scores 56 Octavia 55 59 Warrensburg 48 51 Saybrook 60 43 Lakeview 48 A-O Opponent 44 Leroy 46 63 Macon 55 39 Mar oa- Forsyth 72 39 Mt. Pulaski 70 54 Mahomet 42 73 Clinton 80 54 Mahomet 52 60 Clinton 65 54 Deland-Weldon 56 60 Cerro Gordo 68 31 Macon 54 Freshman Scores 47 Warrensburg- L a tham 65 Frosh Tourney At Maroa 49 Nian tic-Harr is to wn 63 A-0 Opponent 66 Fisher 67 74 Maroa-Forsyth 71 48 Warrensburg-Lathem fOT) 44 40 Stonington 57 45 Cerro Gordo 60 62 Maroa-Forsyth 56 70 Maroa-Forsyth 76 38 Warrensburg-Latham 54 47 Blue Mound 43 58 Farmer City 80 49 Delavan 53 (Argenta-Oreana-- 1st Place) 51 Fairbury 64 67 Moweaqua 54 60 Leroy 50 63 Blue Mound 64 50 Leroy 42 55 Mahomet 30 50 Heyworth 65 43 Deland 61 53 Clinton 69 Row 1: R. Porter-Manager, R. Hupp, E. Dahman, K. Musick, J. Tussing, S. Hornback, K. Witts, S. Lewis, M. Richars, D. Lanter-Manager. Row 2: R. Twist, M. Sims, L. Bennett, D. Kaufman, Coach Engle, L. Marquis, D. York, M. Leathers, S. Reeves. Girls' Track Team Row 1: M. Terrell, B. Wheeler, C. Smith, J. Rose, L. Watson, C. Golden, G. Wheeler, C. Smith. Row 2: G. Roberts, B. Underwood, J. Johnson, J. Veech, S. Shaw, R. Adcock, B. Grubbs, M. Hector, M. Krai I. Row 3: Mrs. Hays, Sponsor; S. Williams, V. Fedie, K. Williams, D. Budde, L. Porter, B. Frank, C. Walters, J. Querrey, K. Hood. Trackettes Row 1: B. Wheeler, C. Smith, K. Rostek, G. Wheeler, A. Ripley, J. Griffin. Row 2: K. McKinney, J. Wethington, R. Van Horn, T. Snyder, H. Hardin, C. Bennett, J. Querrey, J. Veech, C. Weatherford, K. Barton. Row 3: N. Albert, R. Reeves, N. Rowe, R. Hiser, C. Kaufman, S. Lewis, P. Marshall, C. Schwarze, L. Shaw, B. Bolton, L. Frye. Row 4: R. Fletcher, C. Posey, C. Ferri I, E. Creamer, J. Creamer, K. Lewis, T Smith, K. Longest, D. Edwards, T. Smith. Seniors-B. Grubbs, S. Williams, G. Wheeler, C. Smith. Track Row 1: G. Blackwell, J. Kaufman, T McMahon, R. Kramer, S. Lewis, M. Maple, K. Kaufman, T. Jordan, J. Nein. Row 2: T Sinkosky, K. Musick, E. Dahman, C. Casey, J. Blair, K. Brown, F. Dahman, T. Suzewitz, T. Richars, R. Hupp. Row 3: G. Briggs, B. Kramer, S. Hornback, D. Logue, T. Booze, D. York, D. Theobald, J. Tussing, D. Schoen, G. Fedie, D. Abel. Row 4: M. Nixon, B. Ryan, M. Richars, S. Lewis, S. Doane, M. Allen, J. Cortright, W. Leevy, R. Johnson, T. O’Neill. Row 5: Mr. Engle, Coach; D. Moore, D. Logue, R. Wilson, R. May, B. Frank, R. May, B. Pritchett, S. Henderson. Most Valuable Track and Field Performer-Scott Doane Most Total Points in 1974-Rolf Wilson (131 % points) 1974 Outstanding Performance-Tim Sinkosky high- jumped 6'5 (school record) State Meet Qualifiers: Rolf Wilson-Shot (1st, 51'3 4 ) Discuss (2nd, 15' 1 3 ) Scoff Doane-High Hurdles (3rd, 15'sec.) Tony Richars-880 Run (2nd, 1:58.9) Tim Sinkosky-High Jump (1st, 6'1 ) Randy May 48 DECATUR DREAM MEET: Scott Doane Rolf Wilso r Tony Richt. Tim Sinkosky Randy May High Hurdles (2nd, 14.9 sec.) Shot-(3rd, 50'% ) Discus (2nd, 148’4 ) 880 Run (5th, 2:01.3) High Jump (3rd, 6'2 ) High Jump (7th, 5'10 ) MACON COUNTY: A-O 89 Blue Mound 80 Maroa- Forsyth 32 Niantic-Harristown 39 Warrensburg-Latham 21 Macon 10 FIRST ANNUAL A-0 RELAY A-0 96 Mahomet-Seymour 72 Bement 62 Mt. Zion 60 St. Teresa 59 Farmer City-Mansfield 34 Warrensburg-L a tham 32 SANGAMON VALLEY CONFERENCE Ist-Mahomet-Seymour 99 CERRO GORDO RELAY 2nd-A-0 67 1st-Tuscola 103% 3rd-Farmer City-Mansfield 29 2nd-A-0 100 SCHEDULED MEETS 75 A-0 St. Teresa Eisenhower W-L Mont ice Ho FC-M 72 Lincoln 52% St. Teresa 105 D-W 83 Hey worth 71 56 A-0 48 36 A-0 93% 4%Heyworth 35 A-0126 18 Leroy 58 A-0100 Fletcher Dahman David Schoen Senior Lettermen Tony Richars Dick Logue 49 Baseball Row 1: M. Sims, R. Twist, J. Tossing, T. Suzewitz, B. Ryan, S. Smallwood, J. Nein. Row 2: Coach B. Roberts, D. Haynes, T. Witts, D. Logue, R. Hupp, K. Witts, M. Allen, F. Dahman, D. Theobald. Row 3: L. Marques, B. Pritchett, S. Adcock, R. May, R. May. L. Bennett 50 Fletcher Dahman Randy May Senior Lettermen VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Robin VanHorn Emily Morsch Rhonda Reeves Karen Hood Brenda Wheeler PROHIBIhU Crystal Golden J-V CHEERLEADERS Organizations Row 1: R. Wilson, J. Seevers, D. Budde, M. Fairweather, K. Longest, M. Maines, T. Kitchens. Row 2: S. Meier, J. Ward, K. Barton, J. Wiggins, T. FerriII, K. Howard, C. Bennett, K. Barton, L. Gisinger, C. Schwartz. Row 3: J. Kaufman, B. Grubbs, D. Kramer, A. Ripley, C. Weatherford, C. Ferrill, L. Kaufman, D. Oyler, J. Shuey, V. Rosenbery, N. Rowe, K. Lewis, J. Veech, J. Querrey, L. Watson. Row 4: P. Marshall, M. Nixon, J. Rose, C. Sheraden, J. Blair, J. Hardin, B. G. Hubbs, T. Zindel, B. Frank, R. Reeves, S. Lewis, C. Golden, L. Page. Row 5: G. Briggs, V. Fedie, J. Cone, D. Abel, B. Jasper, D. Moore. Row 6: R. O'Dear, B. Ryan, P. Kimler, J. Meek ley, S. Lewis, D. Cone, T. Smith, Mr. Walters, L. Cortright, G. Roberts, L. Wallace. Band DIRECTOR Mr. Walters MAJORETTE Linda Page TWIRLERS Robin Van Horn Rhonda Hiser Brenda Wheeler FLAG BEARERS Penny Conway Karen Betzer Rock Band Row 1: C. Golden, C. Sheraden, G. Roberts. Row 2: L. Wal- lace, L. Cortright, B. Ryan, D. Niles. Row 3: T. Zindel, M. Maines, Mr. Kraft, director; P. Marshall, J. Blair. Row 4: P. Kimler, C. Schwarze, L. Page, J. Kaufman. Row 5: S. Hender- son, R. May, B. Pritchett. Another day. Another dollar. Chorus Row 1: Mr. Kraft, director; C. Golden, C. Pritchett, L. Marsland, M. Hector, N. Pritchett, W. Braughton, D. Pygott. Row 2: M. O'Brien, D. Ziegler, V. Reynolds, C. Walker, J. Wethington, T. Fleming, C. Smail, D. Douglas, L. Mulholland. Row 3: T. Schoen, D. Douglas, L. Brewer, M. Fairweather, P. Bone, D. Niles, V. Ah field, M. Klukis, G. Roberts. Row 4: S. Rossi, J. Hoffman, T. Zindel, R. Wilson, J. Dixson, T. Wells, V. Carlson, J. Shuey, L. Wallace, P. Burke. Row 5: S. Wells, L. Shaw, C. Long, C. Posey, P. Marshall, C. McKinney, L. Kaufman, K. Karakachos, S. Doty. Row 6: J. Grubbs, L. Page, D. Tackett, R. Blakeman, C. Wiegard, J. Johnson, J. Ward, B. Karakachos, J. Jones, D. Brandt. 58 Row 1: Don Pritchard (Director); Margie Terrell; Michelle Hector; Sandy Watson; Blenda Moore; MaDonna O'Brien; Cindy Smith; Joanna Brown; Steve Walters (Musical Director). Row 2: Steve Smallwood; Louise Wallace; Jill Querry; Bunny Lucas; Sheri Rossi; Candy Veech; Mary Fairweather; Judy Blair; Rhonda Reeves; Debbie Ziegler; Julie Banning. Row 3: Jan Shuey; Debbie Roseman; Joe Nein; Nancy Trimble; Emily Morsch; Carol Bennett; Diana Plummer; Kathy Karakachos; Cathy Mulholland; Rob Benz; Carol Nixon. Row 4: Princy Martin; Teresa Smith; Dale Davis; Rhonda Hiser; Carla Posey; Tom Winholtz; Jeannie Grubbs; Phil Kimler; Julie Walters; Shelley Wilkey; Shelly Lewis; Jenny Hornback. Row 5: Jeanna Brown; Pat Willoughby; Steve Powers; Fletcher Dahman; Ted Erhart; Chuck Weatherford; Darrell Moore; Tony Richars; Morris Dixson; Cindy Schwarze; Becky Karakachos. Row 6: Greg Smith; Jon Hu linger; Larry Hornback; Skot Henderson; Calvin Forbess; Joe Little; Randy May; Shane Adcock; Mike Oyler; Rolf Wilson; Jim Wiggins; Dick Logue. Company '74 is a very active and creative group of students which is involved in the drama department. Anyone who is in any kind of play-class play or school play-is in Company '74. Each year each class puts on its own play. The class takes care of everything-sound, lighting,props, etc. This year Company '74 put on several good performances. They were NIGHT OF ONE ACTS, MR. SCROOGE, and 1984. Company '74 has been loaded with talent, and we're sure Company '75 will be just as greatI Company ’74 The Argenta-Oreana High School Science Club was organized to foster the interest of science through sponsorship of scientific act- ivities at the high school level. The primary goal of the dub is to encourage each of its members to prepare a project in their sci- entific field of interest The students are given the opportunity to present the results of their scientific research project at a local science exposition each year. Projects that are judged outstanding are allowed to compete at a regional science exposition which is sponsored by the Illinois Jr. Academy of Science. Our students com- pete with students from eleven counties at the regional exposition. Student projects which are judged outstand- ing at the regional exposition are eligible to compete in a State Exposition which is held in May each year at the Assembly Hall at the University of Illinois. Row 1: R. Kaufman, F. Oahman, R. Briggs, R. Isaacs. Row 2: Mr. Weiss, Sponsor; M. Nixon, M. Allen, R. Snoke, S. Smallwood. Row 3: G. Johnson, W. Garratt, L. Stroll, D. Hester, G. Dixson, J. Howard. Science Club National Honor Society Row I: Miss Gulick, B. Grubbs, M. Fairweather, B. Underwood, C. Bennett, D. Kramer, R. Reeves, K. Hood. R. Babb. Row 2: C. Mulholland, D. Plummer, K. Longest, D. Black, L. Gisinger, L. Page, C. McKinney, K. Grider, L. Wallace, J. Seevers. Row 3: R. Jasper, J. Howard, R. Kaufman, J. Manuel, R. Wilson, T. Kitchens, T. Richars, P. Willoughby, E. Creamer. The Argenta-Oreana Chapter of the National Honor Society functions strictly as an honorary organization. Membership in this group is con- sidered one of the highest honors that the school can confer. The object of the chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the students of Argenta-Oreana High School. A student must maintain at least a B average to be eligible for membership. Teacher ratings of a students's character, leadership ability, and ser- vice to school determine the membership which is composed of 5% of the sophomore class, 10% of the junior class, and 15% of the senior class. An induction ceremony for new members is held each year at the annual Award's Night program. Office Helpers C. Weatherford, K. Musick, T. Richars, S. Lewis, C. McKinney, J. Hornback, C. Bennett, M. Creamer, R. Reeves, K. McKinney, K. Hood, B. Wheeler. Student Council Row 1: Mr. Kimler, Sponsor; B. Wheeler, G. Roberts, C. Sheraden, D. Kramer, R. Reeves, M. Nixon. Row 2: B. Ryan, P. Marshall, S. Lewis, S. Doane, E. Creamer, D. Plummer, G. Briggs. Row 3: K. Longest, C. Weatherford, R. May, R. Kaufman, F. Dahman, J. Heimer, T. Richars, D. Black. Row 1: J. Richardson, Mr. Wolf-sponsor, G. Ooton. Row 2: G. Johnson, J. Meckley, R. Bern, K. Snoke, K. Witts, R. Snoke, B. Braughton, J. Campbell, R. Porter. Row 3: D. Burgess, M. Maple, K. Kaufman, J. Landis, J. Gharrett, K. Musick, R. Briggs, M. Evans, B. Flesch, T. Sinkosky. Row 4: D. Perrott, K. Brown, D. McKay. R. Ragsdale, P. Thraser, S. Powers, L. Stroll, T, Winholtz, T. Suzewitz, T. Booze. Row 5: G. Ray, T. Witts, E. Daniels, D. Logue, D. Moore, D. Schoen, C. Orange, R. Brandon, R. Barton, G. Fedie. Row 6: J. Morstatter, J. Camfield, R. Twist, J. Cone, R. Fleming, S. Adcock, B. Lewis, B. Frank, A. Landis, C. Forbess, J. Burgess. Industrial Arts Club Officers Jerry Ward-President; Greg Ooton-Vice President; Jim Richardson-Secretary; Mr. Wolf-Advisor. The Industrial Arts Club had several interesting act- ivities this year. Forty junior and senior dub mem- bers took a trip to Caterpillar. We thought this was a very good idea since Caterpillar will be the future place of employment for many graduates. Althought we did not have time to tour all the buildings, the trip was very interesting. The dub also sponsored a speaker from Lincoln Technical Institute, which has to do with auto me- chanics. He showed a film about the institute that covered scholarships and the different study plans, and answered any questions we might have had. The Industrial Arts Club also builds the queen attendants' float for Homecoming. This float is not in the judging, but we have had some very good floats in the past years and would like to get this float in the judging. The Industrial Arts Club has sixty members. Mem- bership is open to students who are taking or have taken Industrial Arts. 63 Row 1: Fletcher Dahman, Mrs. Parks, advisor; Karen Hood, Scott Doane, Donna Edwards, Kim Longest, Cathy Mulhol and, Jan Shuey. Row 2: Randy May, Cheryl McKinney, Louise Wallace, Carla Posey, Cindy Schwarze, Rhonda Hiser, Debbie Black, Elaine Creamer, Tammi Smith, Cathy Lewis, Cheri Ferri I, Lura Gisinger, Norma Rowe, Beki Grubbs, Steve Smallwood. Yearbook Staff Row 1: J. Querrey, D. Kramer, K. McKinney, G. Roberts, K. Howard, B. Underwood, J. Brown, G. Wheeler, J. Rose, A. Ripley. Row 2: J. Grubbs, E. Creamer, S. Lewis, C. McKinney, L. Kaufman, D. Plummer, C. Bennett, T. Zinde , K. Ragle, J. Hoffman. Pom Pom Girls Pep Club Row 1: K. VanHorn, K. Hood, P. Conway, S. Smith, J. Rose, C. Smith, S. Barton, G. Wheeler, B. Wheeler, B. Moore. Row 2: L. Watson, D. Ziegler, J. Brown, C. Weatherford, L. Brewer, G. Roberts, R. Reeves, M. Krai I, D. Cone, K. Howard. Row 3: T. Synder, D. Roseman, J. Blair, L. Wilson, B. Warmoth, J. Querrey, R. Adcock, C. Sheraden, R. VanHorn, D. Kaufman, C. Golden. Row 4: V. Baker, E. Morsch, R. Hiser, D. Plummer, P. Marshall, D. Budde, J. Seevers, C. Kaufman, C. Veech. N. Rowe. Row 5: J. Garratt, J. Brown, C. Ferrill, D. Tackett, J. Ward, C. Wiegard, K. Lewis, D. Edwards, C. Posey, L. Page, S. Lewis. G.A.A. Has Varied Sports Year The varied sports activities in G.A.A. can offer something for everyone. This year's G.A.A. events started with archery and 2nd place in the Play Day shooting contest. Following archery were the lively and invigorating sports of swimming and volleyball. Next came Modern Dance and a program showing the gracefulness of some of the G.A.A. members. Getting the ball straight down the alley was the object of many G.A.A.'ers who participated in bowling. Two more sports in the schedule were badminton and basketball; both were fun for everyone involved. Wrapping up the sports season for G.A.A. were gymnastics and softball. It was a big year for G.A.A. filled with fun and varied sports. The President of G.A.A. this year was Shelley Lewis with Karen Hood serving as Vice-President. Debbie Kramer was elected Secretary-Treasurer along with Elaine Creamer as Point Chairman and Cheryl McKinney as Scrapbook Chairman. The Senior Leaders were elected to help with activities related to P.E. leadership and responsibility. Some of their duties are to take roll and G.A.A.'s advisor, Mrs. Hays. Her time devoted to G.A.A. remember. Row 1: D. Kramer, S. Lewis, K. Hood. Row 2: C. Smith, G. Wheeler, R. Reeves, S. Watson. Row 3: M. Fairweather, Mrs. Hays, B. Grubbs. Row 4: C. Mul- holand, H. Hardin, N. Trimble, S. Rossi. Row 5: P. Mar- tin, L. Shaw, L. Kaufman, J. Hornback, S. Williams. Row 6: C. McKinney, E. Creamer, K. Lewis, C. Bennett. Row 7: D. Rodgers, J. Johnson, T. Kitchens, S. Meier, C. Schwartz. classes. They were chosen according to their to referee games. A special thanks is given to has given its members many fun sports activities to Row 1: B. Wheeler, R. Babb, N. Albert. Row 2: P. Conway, D. Ziegler, K. Hood. Row 3: C. Jones, J. Querrey, K. Betzer, M. Krall. Row 4: R. Van Horn, E. Morsch, M. Creamer. Row 5: C. Kaufman, K. Longest, J. Seevers, R. Hiser. Row 6: C. Posey, J. Garrett, R. Blakeman, T. Smith, D. Edwards. Row 1: D. Pygott, C. Smith, B. Grubbs, £. Moore, V7. Terrell. Row 2: K. Rostek, M. O'Brien, 7. Banning, J. Brown, D. Hiser. Row 3: G. Roberts, D. Kaufman, J. Johnson, S. Brand- on, K. McKinney, T. Snyder. Row 4: D. Osborn, S. Shaw, J. Shuey, C. Weatherford, M. Klukis. Row 5: D. Roseman, B. War moth, D. Plummer, V. Fedie, V. Carlson, K. Ragle. Row 6: N. Rowe, T. Smith, J. Grubbs, D. Brandt, C. Ferrill. Row 7: L. Gisinger, D. Budde, D. Oyler, B. Karakachos, L. Page, J. Brown. Row 1: K. Van Horn, L. Watson, J. Wethington, C. Gold- en. Row 2: J. Veech, J. Querrey, C Sheraden, D. Lyer y. Row 3: R. Adcock, K. Trimble, V. Baker. Row 4: S. Doty, C. Posey, C. Long, C. Walters. Row 5: P. Marshall, K. Tackett, C. Wiegard, J. Ward, J. Jones. Senior Leaders Row 1: C. McKinney, C. Schwarze, K. Lewis, P. Martin. Row 2: L. Kaufman, S. Lewis, C. Mulholland, E. Creamer, K. Karakachos. Row 3: R. Reeves, S. Rossi, C. Bennett, Mrs. Hays, sponsor; S. Williams, D. Kramer, G. Wheeler. French Club Row 1: D. Hays, M. Terrell, B. Moore, J. Rose, C. Smith, K. Dawson, S. Smallwood, K. Rostek, B. Grubbs, P. Conway, C. Golden. Row 2: T. O'Neil, L. Mu ho land, K. Hood, B. Underwood, K. McKinney, B. Leevy, L. Frye, D. Osborne, J. Griffin, L. Watson, J. Veech. Row 3: Mr. Dennis Hamilton, sponsor, J. Johnson, B. Ryan, V. Baker, C. Sheraden, A. Ah I field, L. Cortright, V. Ah I field, W. Leevy, K. Betzer, D. Lyerly, C. Weatherford. Row 4: S. Shaw, J. Hoffman, C. Mulholland, K. Posey, J. Nein, D. Abel, K. Witts, K. Grider, D. Plummer, T Zindel, M. Creamer. Row 5: L. Shaw, N. Rowe, T. McMahon, G Ferrill, J. Kaufman, L. Page, P. Kimler, L. Gisinger, P. Martin, P. Marshall, C. Walters, S. Doane. Row 6: K. French, J. Creamer, J. Phillips, D. Logue, B. Jasper, G. Ray, D. Reed, F. Dahman, T. Suzewitz, P. Willoughby, K. Musick. Row 7: J. Camfield, R. Twist, R. Blakeman, L. Marques, R. May, B. Pritchett, R. Kaufman, M. Stewart, J. Howard, J. Ward, G. Dixson, D. Haynes. French Students Tour France In Thinking Back . . . SHANE BRUCE ADCOCK Varsity Club 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,4; Football 1,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Wrestling 1. STEPHEN DOUGLAS ALEXANDER EUGENE LEON BA DM AN Varsity Club 1.2,3,4; Dope Stop 2; Football 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2. TINA REBECCA BAY LIS CAROL DEVONNEBENNETT Class Vice-President 1; Pom-Pom Squad 2,3,4; Treasurer 3,4; Senior Leader 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Bat Girl 3; Office Helper 3,4; Rock Band 4; Company '72, '73, '74; Trackettes 2,3,4. ROBERT ALAN BENZ Class Treasurer 1,2,3; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4; Company '73, '74; Football 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Cross-Country 2,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. 70 DEBRA SUE BLACK Class Secretary 2,3; French Club 1,2; Homecoming At- tendant 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4. DA I ID LEWIS BLACKWELL Cross-Country 4. WIN FORD RAY BOLE YN RANDALL MARTIN BRANDON Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Dope Stop 2; French Club 1,2; Football 1,2. Seniors Will Always Remember. . . RANDALL ROGER BRIGGS Science Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; Vice-President 3; President 4; Indus- trial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 3; Football 1; Cross- Country 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 2. SHERRY ROBIN BROWN G.A.A. 1,2,4; French Club 1,2; Dope Stop 2. KA THERINE ANNE CAMERON SH RL E Y JEAN CA R TER GARY LYNN COX F.F.A. 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3; Varsity Club 4; Football 1,4. NORMA ELAINE CREAMER F.T.A. 1; Tutor 1,3; Student Council 4; Senior Leader 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Point Chairman G.A.A. 4; French Club 1,2; Trackettes 2,3,4; Pom-Pom Squad 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. FLETCHER DUANE DAHMAN Science Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 1; Vice-President 2,4; President 3; Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4; Sports Editor 3; Editor 4; Student Council 4; French Club 3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Company '71, '73, '74; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; Plays 1,3,4. LANA ELAINE DILBECK Transferred from Moweaque 3; Chorus 3. GORDON WA YNE D XSON II French Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4. JAMES KENT EDGECOMBE F.F.A. 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3; Football 1. 71 Counting The Days . . . MARY LOUISE FAIRWEA THER French Club 1,2; F.T.A. 1; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Rock Band 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Drama Club 1; Company '72, '73, '74; Tutor 1. CAL VIN RA Y FOR BESS KARLA KAY GRIDER G.A.A. 1; F.T.A. 1; F.H.A. 1; French Club 1,2,4; Pom- Pom Squad 1,2,3; Rock Band 3; Chorus 3. REBECCA JOANN GRUBBS G.A.A. 2,3,4; Twir er 4; Wrestlerette 3. HELEN MARIE HARDIN Sporthead 4; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Trackettes 1,2,4; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 1; Gymnastics 1,2,4; Modern Dance 1,2,4. JOHN WILLIAM HARDIN Student Council 1; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 2. JERR Y DA VID HA YNES Science Club 2; Track 2; Baseball 2. JEFFREY WA YNE HEIMER Student Council 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Science Club 3; French Club 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. JULIE DIANNE HIGGINS French Club 1; Chorus 1. COLLEEN KA Y HOLOFFE G.A.A. 1; Gastronomical Gadflies 3; F.H.A. 1; Pom-Pom Squad 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4. LISA GAYE KAUFMAN Senior Leader 4; G.A.A. 12.3.4; French Club 1.2; Pom-Pom Squad 2.3.4; Band 1.3.4; Bat Girl 3; Chorus 4. RICHARD EUGENE KAUFMAN Science Club 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Reporter 4; Band 1; F.T.A. 1; Student Council 1,2,4; Industrial Arts Club 2; National Honor Society 2.3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 2,3; Basketball 3. DOLORES KAY KELLEY Chorus 3,4. JOHN DA VID KENDALL Industrial Arts Club 1,2. Preparing For The Future . CL YDE LA VERN HORN BACK JR. Varsity Club 2,3,4; Company '73, '74; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Homecoming King Candi- date 4. VIRGINIA MARIE CROWE HORNBACK G.A.A. 1,2.4; F.T.A. 1; F.H.A. 1.2; Company '74; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen Candi- date 4; Office Helper 4. JON MARK HULLINGER Varsity Club 2.3.4; Dope Stop 2; Industrial Arts Club 2; Company '74; Cross-Country 1.2.3; Track 1.2,4; Wres- tling Manager 1,2,3; Wrestling 4. WILLIAM EDWARD JASPER JAMIE SUE JOHNSON KA THY KARAKACHOS G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Company '72, '73, '74; F.H.A. 1,2; Gas- tronomical Gadflies 3; Dope Stop 2; Rock Band 3; Chorus 2.3.4; Modern Dance 3,4; Senior Leader 4. Wondering Where To Go TERRY L YNN KlTCHENS G.A.A. 1,2,4; French Club 1,2; F.T.A. 1; Trackettes 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Drama Club 1,2. BRENDA KAYE KRALL Transferred from Michigan. DEBORAH ANN KRAMER G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; Student Council 1,2.3,4; Pres- ident 4; Senior Leader 4; French Club 1,2.3; F.T.A. 1; Company '74; Band 1,2,3,4; Pom-Pom Squad 3.4; Trackettes 2,4; Queen Attendant 3. RUSSELL ALLEN KUHN Track 2; Wrestling 1; Football 4. DONNA JEAN LANTER Jr. High Librarian 3. KA THLEEN ANN LEWIS French Club 1.2; F.T.A. 1; Band 1.2,3.4; G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; Trackettes 2.3.4; Senior Leader 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Student Council 1; Queen Attendant 1; Company '73. SHELLEY LEE LEWIS G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; President 4; Student Council 3,4; Secre- tary 4; F.T.A. 1; Office Help 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; Pom-Pom Squad 2,3,4; Trackettes 2,3.4; Company '73. '74; Homecoming Attendant 2; Home- coming Queen 4; French Club 1,2; Senior Leader 4. JOSEPH BLAIR LITTLE French Club 1,2; Company '74; Basketball Manager 1. DICK LEE LOGUE Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Company '72, '73, '74; Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Track 1.2.3.4. BUNNY H. LUCAS Transferred from Macarther 3; Modern Dance Show 3; Company '74. 74 And What To Do. LAPRINCA ANN MARTIN Class Secretary 1; French Club 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Senior Leader 4; Modern Dance 3; Gym- nastics 3; Stage Band 2,3; G.A.A. Sporthead 3; Company '73, '74. RANDY LEE MAY Yearbook Staff 4; French Club 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Company '74; Argenta Rock Company 4; Cross-Country 2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. CHERYL DYRIS McKINNEY Class Vice-President 2,3,4; Senior Leader 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Scrapbook Chairman 4; Student Council 2; Chorus 3,4; F. T.A. 1; Yearbook Staff 4; French Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Pom-Pom Squad 3,4; Trackettes 2,3,4. SHARON D ANN MEIER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Yearbook Staff 2; F.T.A. 1; Trackettes 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Rock Band 3; Stage Band 1. KA THLEEN ANNETTE MICHELS G.A.A. 1,2; Yearbook Staff 3. DAISY MAE MINES Transferred from Nokomis. SHERRY DIANE MONROE French Club 2,3,4; Student Librarian 4. BETTY RAE MORSTATTER DEBRA KAY PORTER MORSTATTER CA THY ANN MULHOLLAND G.A.A. 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Senior Leader 4; Year book Staff 3,4; Copy Editor 4; Chorus 2; Company '74. 75 The World Before Them . . . TINA MARIE MYERS Company '73. '74; Band 3,4. MICHAEL EDMUND O'NEILL MICHAEL STEVEN OYLER Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1.2,3,4; Company '74. PHILLIP BRANDTPLOCH STEVEN MICHAEL POWER RHONDA ELAINE REEVES G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; President 3; Senior Leader 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 1.2; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Macon County Stage Band 2,3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Trackettes 2,3,4; Company '73, '74; Office Help 1,2.3.4. ANTHONY NEIL R CHARS Class President 3,4; Student Council Treasurer 4; French Club 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Company '74; Bas- ketball 1,2.3; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3.4; Football 1; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Student Council 3,4. DONNA ELIZABETH RODGERS SHERYL LOUISE ROSSI Class President 2; Drama Club 1; Company '72, '73. '74; Dope Stop 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Modern Dance 3,4; Chorus 4; Senior Leader 4. MARY CA THER NE SCHLA TTWEILER G.A.A. 2; Trackettes 2. TIMOTHY OREN SPAIN JACK EDWARD TRIMBLE Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3.4; Company '74. NANCY CAROL TRIMBLE SALL Y ANN TRIMMER G.A.A. 1, Bringing New Hope To The World DA VID PAUL SCHOEN Varsity Club 1.2.3,4; Dope Stop 2; Industrial Arts Club 1,2.3.4; Football 1.2; Track 1,2.3.4. CINDY ANN SCHWARZE F. T.A. 1; Secretary 1; French Club 1,2; F.H.A. 4; Band 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2.3,4; Trackettes 2,3.4; Yearbook Staff 3.4; Senior Leader 4; Dope Stop 2; Rock Band 3,4; Company '73, '74. LENDA LEE SHAW G. A.A. 4; Company '73; F.T.A. 1; French Club 3,4; Gastronomical Gadflies 3; Chorus 3,4; Trackettes 2,3,4. CINDY LOU SMITH G.A.A. 3,4; Company '74. GREGORY L YNN SMITH French Club 2; Company '73, '74; Office Helper 3; Football 1; Basketball 1. RUSSELL RAYMOND SNOKE Science Club 1.2.3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1.2.3.4; F.F.A. 3. Fond Memories Of The Past. VERNON VICTOR VOYLES JILL ANN RICE WALKER G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 1,2; Chorus 3; Home Ec. Club 1,2.3,4; Senior Leader 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Trackettes 1,2,3. LOUISE EDYTHE WALLACE Class Treasurer 4; F.T.A. 1; Tutor 1; French Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 3.4; Rock Band 3,4; Stage Band 3; Company '72, '73, '74; Year- book Staff 4; Macon County Stage Band 4. SANDRA KA Y WA TSON Cheerleader 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Modern Dance 1; Gymnastics 1,3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Drama Club 2.3; French Club 1; Band 1,2. � CHARLES RANDALL WEATHERFORD Student Council 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Com- pany '74; French Club 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Football 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1.2,3; Baseball 1,2.3. TARA LEE COOK WELLS Class President 1; French Club 1,2; F. T.A. 1; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2.3,4. 78 GAIL ANN WHEELER Senior Leader 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pom-Pom Squad 3,4; Trackettes 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Gastronomical Gadflies 3; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Modern Dance 3,4. KEVIN DALE WILLIAMS Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross- Country 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 3,4. SUSAN KAY WILLIAMS G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Vice-President 3; F. T.A. 1; French Club 1,2; Modern Dance 3,4. SUSAN ILEANE WOLKEN Class Treasurer 2; Class Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Chorus 3; G.A.A. 3; F.H.A. 1; Office Helper 3. Salutatorian Valedictorian Richard Eugene Kaufman Debra Sue Black Seniors Not Pictured Individually: William Alan Braught on Gerald Lyle Burgess Stephen Wayne Carter Gloria Ann Ferguson Everett Lee Kepler Patrick Allen McMahon Class of 1974 Senior CLASS CLOWNS Cindy Smith and Jon Hullinger BIGGEST FLIRT Tina Myers and Mike Oyler BEST LOOKING Jenny Hornback and Greg Smith MOST L IK EL Y TO SUCCEED Elaine Creamer and Richard Kaufman MOST SHY Daisy Mines and John Hardin BEST PERSONALITY Shelley Lewis and Chuck Weatherford Poll BEST DRESSED Cindy Schwarze and Leon Badman MOST TALENTED AND VERSATILE Rhonda Reeves and Dick Logue MOST ATHLETIC Rhonda Reeves and Larry Hornback MOST MUSICAL Louise Wallace and John Hardin BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Jenny Hornback and Larry Hornback TEACHER'S PET Carol Bennett and Tony Richars Personality Chart NAME NICKNAME PET SAYING NOTED FOR HANGOUT DESTINA TION Shane Adcock Bo Big Deal Driving Skills Todd Rice's house Unknown Leon Badman Mo Awt$% Affection for art Robin's house Florida Tina Bay Us Space What a drag Being polite Out of Argenta Get married Carol Bennett Bobby I'm bored Getting out of class Louise's Fashion buyer Rob Benz Robenz Bodamou Shortness Race truck Union Cemetery Debbi Black Deb Gosh Staying with one guy Greg's Secretary Marriage David Blackwell Dave Let me sleep Sleeping in class Basketball court Geologist Randall Brandon Earl t$% don't know Staying home Pool hall U.S. Air Force Randall Briggs Loser Hey, Loser Working Monticell o Farmer Kathy Cameron Cam That's Fantastic Great Memory School Work Shirley Carter Shir Really Biting Fingernails THE Station In forma tion specialis t Elaine Creamer Norma Oh, you guys. Yellow Gremlin X Holiday Inn RN Fletcher Dahman H.L. I'm hungry Goof in off in x-country Kramer's house U.S. Air Force Lana Di beck Gordon Dixson Lana Gordie Really! Never being home Moweaqua Nashville Out of here Mary Fairweather Svedish duck Sir, sir Blatant oboe Back stage bandroom Physical therapist Becky Grubbs Becky 1 don't know. . . Red hair Mister Donut Colorado Helen Hardin Hellen Wheels I can't help it All sports, bruises Parking lot Life PE major John Hardin Sir Wild Bill Let's go to town Football hunting fishing Where the birds are As far as 1 can go David Haynes J.D. Let's play the game Obscene sounds May's mansion Pilot Jeff Heimer Heimer Weeeee-o Wrestling Morsch's mansion Bio-chemist Larry Horn back Killer Hay Jack Broken bones Trailer Florida Virgina Hornback Crowe back Neat Getting dark Trailer Florida Jamie Johnson Sudie What's happening Texas drawl Anywhere but home Dental hygienist Kathy Karakachos Krachos Poor baby Cooking ability School Around the world Lisa Kaufman Lis I've gained 300 lbs. Frowning Home Pekin Richard Kaufman Rich I'm so mad Brains J.C Penney's Math teacher Kay Kelley Kay I hear ya Driving at noon Pizza Hut Social worker Terry Kitchens Ter Got your shorthand done Helping Dick Kevin Mrs. Parks' room Stoughton, WS Brenda Kra I Sister Brenda 1 don't know Michigan accent Office work Donna Lanter Donna Belle Get off my back Keeping quiet My front porch Army Kathy Lewis Fluff Jeesh Being a baby Lums Secretary Shelley Lewis Shell Not really Falling up down steps Chuck's Secretary Joe Little Joe Oh really Nothing Far, faraway Dick Logue Dickless 55 kisses, boysI Drawing being lazy gym Bunny H. Lucas Harold BABY!!!! Hyper-activity Brown pinto Colorado here we come Princy Martin Prince Real good Ta king-constan tly! The hall bench French teacher Cheryl McKinney Red Oh shoot Bruises Gym Med. technology Randy May Bart Umgonnakickboo ty Athletic ability Doug Lee Ann's Certified Public Accountant Sharon Meier Oscar Meier Look out Amazing grace Village Depot Communication Tech. U.S. Kathleen Michels Daisy Mines Kathy Daisy Mae You Know School absences Eldorado Fleta's Navy Housewife Florida Sherry Monroe Sher Oh! Get 'em School Stenographer Bette Morstatter Marny Now, wait a minute Mad dashes to class The corner When? Cathy MuIhoiland Wineo You know? Chemistry experiments Burger King Millikin Tina Myers Tuna Herro! Being a flirt Gary's Florida Michael E. O'Neill Barney 1 won't do it again. Getting in trouble Anywhere but school Questionable Mike Oyler Houston Walk on the wild side Tactfulness Mr. B.'s Las Vegas Beautician Rhonda Reeves Rhonda Just a moment Weird laugh Louise's kitchen Tony Richars Neil Is the Lord with ya? American panorama Doug Lee Ann's Certified Public Accountant Donna Rodgers Doughnut Are you kidding Talking constantly The vault Anywhere away from Argenta Sheri Rossi Rossi What can I say? My long hair The vault Colorado here we come David Schoen Schoen Idiot My 1963 Chevy Wagon The Reef Indefinite Mary C. bchlattweiler Cat Oh man! Being a student nurse MacDonalds Ponderosa Med. Profession Cindy Schwarze Schwa rzeeeeee You wouldn't believe ... Tardiness Millikin Fashion Buyer Lenda Shaw Margret Hughmungous Being crazy Bowling a e Florida Cindy Smith Smindy What's wrong? Giving people a hard time Halls To leave home Russell Snoke Knokers You dip Shortness Eldorado Farmer Sally Trimmer Dirty Sally Ain't not! Ceramics Ponderosa art room Death at 100 Louise Wallace Weezie Let's have a LONG talk Employment in bandroom Bandroom Husband Music Charles Weatherford Chuck Golly Typing ability Shelley's Electrician Tara Wells Cook You're kidding Orange Blue bench 552 N. North St, Argenta Gail Wheeler Gaiter Oh my leg hurts Art athletic ability Gym P.E. Teacher Kevin Williams Sexy Seriously, though Big Appetite Cisco Farmer Susan Williams Coach Oh no! Athletic ability Gym P.E. Teacher Sue Wolken 82 Suseie Oh Wow Going with Paul for 3 years With Paul Secretary Senior Will , Shane Adcock, leave my Rocket Rambler to Rod Twist in hopes that he has as much touble with it as did. I, Leon Badman, leave my place in the second stall of the boy's restroom to Tim Sinkosky. I, Tina Bay Us, leave this school in peace. I, Carol Bennett, leave my RECOMMEND book in band to Mr. Steven Harrison Walters. I, Rob Benz, leave this school trying to figure out what learned. I, Debbi Black, leave a pop machine to the student council cage for Don Abel. I, Dave Blackwell, leave my ability to not get hit in dodgebaU to Dave Parrott 'cause he needs it! I, Randy Brandon, leave this school four years older but wondering where the wiser part comes in. I, Randall Briggs, leave my height to Rob Tille. I, Kathy Cameron, leave this school. I, Shirley Carter, leave my seat in Algebra to whoever wants it. I, Elaine Creamer, leave the candy bars in the cage to Dennis McCay. I, Fletcher Dahman, leave my ability to find good swimming holes in cross-country to Gary Fedie. I, Lana Dilbeck, leave my ability to pass shorthand to Candy Pritchett. I, Gordon Dixson, hereby bequeath my ability to get so much done without actually doing anything to anyone who wants it. I, Mary Fairweather, leave the National Klutz award and my fantastic acting talent to Rolf Wilson. I, Becky Grubbs, leave my ability to graduate to Dwayne Trimble. I, Helen Hardin, after 3 years in high school, leave the green spots on the walls and my 9,588 words about death to Pat Willoughby. I, John Hardin, leave to Title, my friendship. I, David Haynes, leave my old English themes and READER'S DIGEST to Dennis Condiff, in hopes that he can get more out of them than did. I, Jeff Heimer, leave Tim O'Neill some weight for his middle instead of his jaws. I, Larry Hornback, leave my ability to play football to Kenny Powers. I, Jenny Hornback, leave my ability to get a dark tan to Theresa Ryan. I, Jamie Johnson, leave my position as Senior to one of the more fortunate juniors. I, Kathy Karakochos, leave my position of teacher's pet to Margie Terrell. I, Lisa Kaufman, leave my clarinet to Cheri Ferr ill, so she'll have two. I, Richard E. Kaufman, do hereby bequeath my king of the trampoline title to Jim Wiggins. I, Terry Kitchens, leave my ability to talk all the time to Carol Smail. I, Donna Lanter, leave my ability to pass in four years to my brother Dale. I, Kathy Lewis, leave my muffins to Margie Terrell. I, Shelley Lewis, leave my chest to whoever can find it. I, Joe Little, leave my definite agility and grace to Bee Gee Hubbs. I, Dick Logue, leave my 56th kiss to Mrs. Morrison. I, Bunny Lucas, leave my brother Rick-and a lot of luck to every teacher who has him. I, Princy Martin, leave A OHS today gladly, but tomorrow I'll be bored. I, Cheryl McKinney, leave my coordination in P.E. to Vicki Rosenberry. I, Randy May, leave my height and a recording of Eli's Coming to Big Bill Ryan. I, Sharon Meier, leave my Great chemistry dish washing ability to Brian Frank. I, Kathleen Michels, leave my book of excuses to Mr. Perkins. I, Daisy Mines, leave my position as most shy to Theresa Smith. I, Bette Morstatter, leave all the bruises that got from PrE. class to Theresa Smith. I, Cathy Mulholland, leave my good friend Kim Longest with the hope that she can survive another year of Brother Williams. I, Tina Myers, leave nothing because everything I've got, need! I, Mike O'Neill, leave my white silk gym trunks and blue suede shoes to Steve McMahon. I, Mike Oyler, leave my football armpads and my nickname to Jjjp O'Neill. I, Rhonda Reeves, leave my telephone operating services in bafid to Rob Jasper. I, Tony Richars, leave my 3 broken noses to Janet Jones. I, Donna Rodgers, leave my ability to go to concerts and stay out late then skip school the next day, to sleep in, to Chris Orange. I, Sheri Rossi, leave any car to Argenta-Oreana High School as a smoking lounge. L David Schoen, leave my ability and knowhow to get out of running the 220 to Chris Orange. I, Cathy Sch attweiler, leave my ability to get into the typing room a second before the bell rings to Brenda Wheeler. I, Lenda Shaw, leave first, of our clan. I, Cindy Smith leave my good sense of humorjn great personality to my best friend Norma Rowe. I, Russell Snoke, leave my ability to play ping-pong to Dave Jostes. I, Sally Trimmer, leave my old dirty tennis shoes to Mr. Pritchard. I, Louise Wallace, leave a green wool blanket to Gail Ellen Roberts, on the condition she'll share it with Linda Page. I, Chuck Weatherford, leave my pole vaulting ability to Scott Lewis. I, Tara Wells, leave my great love for band to Kim Longest. I, Gail Wheeler, leave Mrs. Sa yards the dirty pit. I, Kevin Williams, will my ability to make baskets to Tammi Smith. I, Susan Williams, leave Mrs. Salyards all the brainy freshman and sophomores which are of very few. !, Sue Wolken, leave my job at So-Fro to Nancy Albert. Senior Trip in St. Louis Underclassmen ROW 1: Ahlfield, Amy Albert, Nancy Alexander, Red Babb, Rose Be tier, Karen ROW 2: Blakeman, Renee Burgess, Dale Burgess, Gail Cone, Jim Conway, Penny ROW 3: Cook, Kim Cooper, Mary Creamer, Marianne Dahman, Joe Dawson, Frank Doane, Scott ROW 4: Edwards, Donna Erhart, Jay Fedie, Gary Fleming, Terry Fletcher, Rita Frank, Brian In Thinking Back . . . ROW 1: Garner, Charlene Garratt, Jeri Gephart, Tom Grider, Kerwin Griffin, Joy ROW 2: Hester, David Cox, Rick Hiser, Rhonda Hood, Karen Howard, Debbie ROW 3: Howard, John Isaacs, Roger Johnson, Darrell Jones, Cheryl Jostes, Dave Kaufman, Cheryl ROW 4: Kimler, Phil Krai I, Melinda Landis, Andi Leevy, Barb Lewis, Bill Longest, Kim Juniors Will Always Remember. . . I f r 1’1-i v Planning Prom . . . ROW 1: Maines, Murphy Manuel, Jeff McHaney, Paul McMahon, Steve McMahon, Tim ROW 2: Moore, Darrell Morsch, Emily Mors tat ter, Jerd Nixon, Carol Ooton, Greg ROW 3: Orange, Chris Parratt, David Poling, Brenda Pool, Cheryl Posey, Carla Pritchett, Candy ROW 4: Querrey, Jill Ray, Tim Reed, Mike Richardson, Jim Ryan, Kevin See vers, Janece 88 Awaiting Final Year. ROW 1: Sinkosky, Tim Smith, Tam mi Snoke, Kenny Spangler, Rick Theobald, Donna ROW 2: Thorpe, Jill Thrasher, Phil Tille, Rob Van Horn, Robin Veech, Candy ROWS: Walters, Julie Wentworth, David Wheeler, Brenda Whisnant, Brenda Wiggins, Jim Wi key, Colleen ROW 4: Wi key, She li Willoughby, Pat Wilson, Rolf Winholtz, Tom Witts, Tim Ziegler, Debbie 89 ROW 1: Abel. Don Banning, Julie Barton, Katie Barton, Robbie Blackwell, Gerald ROW 2: Boleyn, Jeanette Bolton, Barbara Booze, Tim Brandon, Sue Brandt, Debbie ROW 3: Brohard, Jim Brown, Jeanna Brown, Joanna Brown, Kevin Budde. Diane ROW 4: Cam field, Jerry Campbell, Jim Carlson, Vicki Casey, Patti Condiff, Dennis ROW 5: Connor, Shirley Cortwright, Leo Creamer, Jenny Daniels, Ed Davis, Dale In Thinking Back . . . ROW 1: Day, Kerrie Dixson, Morris Edgecombe, Rodger Elston, Marcia Evans, Mark ROW 2: Fedie, Vicky Ferrill, Cheri Fleming, Rex Flesch, Robert Gharrett, James ROW 3: Gisinger, Corwin Gi singer, Lura Goken, Deanna Grubbs, Becky Grubbs, Jeanne ROW 4: Haynes, Denny Henderson, Skot Jasper, Bob Johnson, Julie Karakachos, Becky ROW 5: Kaufman, Diane Kaufman, Jeff Kaufman, Kurt Klukis, Mary Jo Knight, Brenda Sophomores Will Always Remember . . . Learning To Drive . . . 92 ROW 1: Kohler, David Kramer, Bill Lewis, Mark Logue, Dan Margues, Larry ROW 2: Marquis. Brian May, Rick Me Cay, Dennis McKinney, Kathy Moore, Blenda ROW 3: Musick, Kenny Napier, Theresa O'Brien, Madonna O'Dear, Dan O'Neill, Tim ROW 4: Osborn, Diane Oyler, Dianna Page, Linda Phillips. Jeff Plummer, Diana ROW 5: Porter, Linda Porter, Randy Posey, Kendall Pritchett, Bryan Propst. Chris Dawson, Kathy Ordering Class Rings . . . ROW 1: Pygott, Debbie Ragle, Kathy Ragsdale, Rex Ray, Greg Reed, Dale ROW 2: Ripley, April Roberts, Gail Roseman, Debbie Rostek, Karey Rowe, Norma ROW 3: Ryan, Bill Ryan, Teresa Shaw, Susan Shuey, Jan Sims, Mike ROW 4: Smallwood, Steven Smith, Cherie Smith, Teresa Snyder, Tina Stewart, Mark ROW 5: Suzewitz, Tim Terrell, Margie Trimmer, Susan Twist, Rodney Underwood, Brenda ROW 6: Ward, Harold Warmoth, Brenda Weatherford, Cathy Witts, Kent Douglas, Denise Howard, Cindy ROW 1: Adcock, Robin Ah I field, Vicki Albert, Bernard Allen, Mark Baker, Vickie ROW 2: Barker, Tom Barton, Sandy Bay Us, Mark Bennett, Larry Blair, Jim ROW 3: Blair, Judy Bo ley n, Clifford Bone, Patty Braughton, Wanda Briggs, Greg ROW 4: Burke, Pam Casey, Chris Cone, Donna Dahman, Eric Dierker, Russell ROW 5: Dixson, Jill Doty, Star la Douglas, Debbie Douglas, Diane Ferrill, Teri In Thinking Back . . . ROW 1: Flannigan, Bob Foulks, David Frank, Brenda Frye, Linda Garner, Gary ROW 2: Garratt, William Gharrett, Jill Golden, Crystal Hays, Doug Hoffman, Joni ROW 3: Horn back, Steve Howard, Kathie Hubbs. Beege Hupp, Roger Johnson, Garrell ROW 4: Johnson, Randy Jones, Janet Jordan, Tom Kaufman, Doug Keller, Kathy ROW 5: Knox, Randy Krall, Justin Kramer, Ron Landis, Jeff Lanter. Dale Freshmen Will Always Remember. . . Making New Friends . . . ROW 1: Leathers, Mark Leevy, Warren Lewis, Scott Lewis, Steve Long, Cindy ROW 2: Lucas, Rick Lyerly, Debbie McHaney, Mike Maple, Mark Marshall, Pam ROW 3: Mar stand, Loretta Meckley, John Mulholland, Leslie Neideffer, Ron Nun Joe ROW Niles, anise Nixon, Mike Poling, Faron Posey, Cris Powers, Kenny ROW 5: Pritchett, Norma Pygott, Donna Pyles, Gary Querrey, Judy Reeves, Shawn 96 Attempting First Float. ROW 1: Reynolds, Veronica Richars, Mike Rosenberry, Vicki Rose, Julie Trimble, Kathy ROW 2: Ruch. Bart Ruch, Bret Ryan, June Schoen, Trina Sheraden, Cindy ROWS: Smail, Carol Stewart, Scott Tackett, Diana Theobald, Donald Tossing, Jeff ROW 4: Underwood, Susan Van Horn, Kelly Veech, Janice Walker, Carol Walters, Cindy ROW 5: Ward, Julie Watson, Linda Wells, Randy Wells, Sharon Wethington, Judy ROW 6: Wiegard, Chris Williams, Kim Wilson, Tina York, Danny Zindel, Tina 97 Seniors Juniors Sue Wot ken. Secretary; Cheryl McKinney, Vice-President; Tony Richars, President; Louise Wallace, Treasurer. Sponsors- ■Mr. Mosier, Mr. Pritchard, Mr. Walters. Scott Doane, Vice President; Kim Longest, Treasurer; Tim McMahon, President. Sponsors-Mrs. Cox, Mr. Hamilton, Mrs. Morrison, Mr. Wolf. Missing-Karen Betzer, Secretary. Class Officers and Sponsors Sophomores Freshmen Jeanne Grubbs, Secretary; Rick May, President; Norma Rowe, Treasurer. Sponsors-Mr. Haas, Miss Gulick, Mr. Ban ion. Missing-Bill Ryan, Vice-President; Mr. Roberts, Sponsor. Pam Marshall, Secretary; Bart Ruch, Vice-President; Chris Posey, President; Dan Jordan, Treasurer. Sponsor-Mrs. Knap- pen, Mrs. Scanne I, Mr. Watson. Missing-Mr. Engle, Sponsor. Advertising Compliments of CLOYD’S FOOD CENTERS Decatur and Oreana Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1974 THE GERBER STATE BANK Argenta, Illinois 100 ROSE’S | Land scaping company Argenta , Illinois 62501 OR I: AN A I1EAUTY SALON 214 W. South St. Oreana, III. Phone -468 2211 We specialize in long hair, high styling and a com- plete wig service. Ph. 795 4431 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SALES SERVICE Route 48, Oreana, Illinois Ph.: Decatur 423-0640 Oreana 468-2323 Z R OIL EQUIPMENT COMPANY AND OILCO BUILDING CORPORATION P.O. Box 38 Phone 468-2393 R. Ernie Wilks, Agent Off. Phone: 877-2830 283 E. Park Res. Phone: 795-4459 Argenta, III. 62501 D R WELDING SUPPLY CO. THE COUNTRY COMPANIES Life - Health - Homeowners - Auto - Mutual Funds 1980 N. Brush College Road P. 0. Box 642 - Decatur, III. 62525 Phone: 428-4493 Jack R. Rogers THE RED BARON Men's Hair Styling 1470 E. Pershing Rd. Decatur, III. 62526 Appointment Only Compliments of COPPERCRAFT HOMES Residential Commercial Construction Route 47 48 Argenta, III. 7954926 Compliments of Bank Stationers -Since 1885- Macon, III. 62544 CHALMERS FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. Sales - Fyr Fyter - Service P.O. Box 896 Phone 428-6326 J. W. Chalmers 616 E. North St. Decatur, Illinois 102 DEL'S SUNOCO OREANA MOTEL APTS. Fast Service Top Quality Gas 1-Bedroom Apartments Weekly room rental Oreana, Illinois Rt. 47 48 311 South Route 48 Oreana, Illinois Phone: 468-2031 Phone 468-2424 Compliments of Looking for a New Home or an Apartment see THE COUNTRY GIFT AND FLOWER SHOP GLEN-DEL HOMES BLDG. SUPPLY CO. 202 W. Bower Oreana, Illinois 468-2217 130 E. Water Street Argenta, III. Phone 795-4851 CLYDE'S WELDING AND REPAIRS WESTERMAN SUPPLY COMPANY Marion Westerman 182 Kenwood Argenta, Illinois Tile, Sand Gravel, Ditching Contracting, Bulldozing, Septic Tank Service Phone 795-4977 Argenta, Illinois ROBEY'S VANCO Best Wishes to the Class of '74 Argenta, III. 62501 VILLAGE DEPOT RESTAURANT 795-2012 Forsyth, Illinois Phone 877-9221 103 BUNN CAPITOL COMPANY Established 1840 Institutional Foods and Supplies Springfield, Illinois CISCO COOPERATIVE GRAIN CO. Cisco, Illinois 669-8771 Argenta, Illinois 795-4727 GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF '74 DAWSON WIKOFF Funeral Directors Argenta, Illinois 795-4921 Best of Luck to the Class of 1974 PREMIO FROZEN FOODS PIZZAS - EGG NOODLES Oreana, Illinois 62554 Maxine Bloom, President Donald M. Blakeman, Manager Ph. Oreana 468-2131 Tops in Roofing Since 1940 GATES AND JOHNSON KAUFMAN EASTERN PACKING CO. ROOFING AND SHEET METAL. INC. Box 430 Phone 429-5134 Decatur, III. Decatur, Illinois 62523 CABINETS __Custom-made in Any Style ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO. Division of Ashland Oil Inc. Industrial Chemical Solvents Div. Elm Street P.O. Box 70 Argenta, Illinois 795-4911 4284922 THE KITCHEN SHOP P.O. Box 176 Argenta, Illinois 62501 Phone (217) 795-4737 Custom Furniture Wood Working, Kitchens, Vanities, Formica Work 105 MEADOW GOLD MILK Buy at your store SWARTZ RESTAURANT INC. or Delivered to your door 200 N. 22nd St. 304 S. Main Ph. 429-5241 Decatur, Illinois 62521 ✓ Decatur, Illinois V- SVENDSEN FLORIST MOM'S CAFE 2702 N. Broadway 125 E. Elm St. Phone 877-4767 Argenta, Illinois Decatur, Illinois 62526 Phone 795-4731 Member FTD Official Truck Inspection Station ' 24-Hour Towing Service COTTON'S HARDWARE G. K. ROLOFSON 160 S. North St. Garage Salvage Argenta, Illinois 171 N. North St. Phone 795-2117 Argenta, Illinois Phone: 795-2223 Compliments of ARTISTIC CAMERA TREVA'S BEAUTY SALON Portraits - Weddings - Commercial 108 East South Oreana, Illinois B W - Oils - Color Phone 468-2135 Orville and Sharon Ferrill Oreana, Illinois Phone 795-4833 106 BOB COOK and SON General Contracting Complete Automotive Repair Service Gas and Electric Welding Radiator Repair Painting Aluminum Products Phone: 468-2166 Oreana, Illinois Home Repairs OREANA GARAGE Roof Coating Oreana-Forsyth Blacktop Fred Hays, Owner Phone 468-2111 Compliments of HEINKEL PACKING CO., INC. BLACK COMPANY SPORTING GOODS Quality Meats 2000 N. 22nd Street Decatur, Illinois 340 N. Main Decatur, Illinois 429-5376 t- Compliments of: ELWOOD'S BARBER SHOP 117 E. Elm Argenta, Illinois Records Instruments Music We're MACON MUSIC in Decatur 'Pianos Instruction Organs ARGENTA POOL HALL and CUSTARD STAND Argenta, Illinois Decatur Container Corporation Manufacturing Plant Route 48 North Oreana, Illinois P.O. Box 528 Decatur, III. 62525 Phone 217-423-6083 107 108