Armstrong High School - Resume Yearbook (Armstrong, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

♦♦♦ RESUME ttt Published by Senior Class Armstrong Twp. High School Armstrong, Illinois With humility, we the class of '65 dedi- cate this Resume to the memory of our beloved late President, John F. Kennedy. It is our feeling that this man has in- fluenced our lives more than any other individual we have known. At the mention of his name, we shall always recall these past four years, his fleeting wispof glory, which we cannot forget. We have selected the following, which express best that which we feel. The young, perhaps, felt his loss the deepest because John F. Kennedy had a special appeal for the young. It was as the Harvard University chaplain told the students at special memorial services: “We took courage from his courage, and we were lifted up by the grandeur of his vision. Our common life has been diminished, our joy darkened, our light tarnished.” ( A JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL: Macfadden-Bar- tell Corporation, 1964.) Our roll of honour is long, but it holds no nobler figure. He will stand to those of us who are left as an incarnation of the spirit of the land he loved....He loved his youth, and his youth has become eternal. Debonair and brilliant and brave, he is now part of that immortal England which knows not age or weariness or defeat. (Pilgrim’s Way: John Buchan.) “The rudder of our ship was he, our castle’s corner-stone: We thought you would not die- -we were sure you would not go, And leave us in our utmost need to Cromwell’s cruel blow- - Sheep without a shepherd, when the snow shuts out the sky- Oh, why did you leave us, Owen? Why did you die?” (Thomas Davis) ♦♦♦ SENIORS ♦ ♦ ♦ W STUDENT COUNCIL JIM EUGENE HENRY Jim Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4, pher 1; Baccalaureate Marshall 3. PRESIDENT MICHAEL JOSEPH CLER Mike Student Council 1; Class President 1,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Flag Custodian 4; Gymnastics 3,4; Annual Staff 4. Photogra- TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL k JUDITH KAY SAPPENFIELD Sude Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1; Class Treasurer 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; Annual Staff. Junior Busn. Mgr. 3, Asst. Editor 4; Pep Club. VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN ROBERT BOYLE Johnny Bob Basketball, Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Band 1,2; Student Council 2, Vice-President 2,4; Flag Custodian 4; Annual Staff, Jr. Sales Mgr. 3, Business Mgr. 4; A Club President 4. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS DENNIS JAMES KISSACK Denny Basketball 1,2; Track 2; Band 1.2, Music Contest 1; Flag Custodian 4; Student Council 3; Sergeant-at-arms 4; Annual Staff 4. SECRETARY MARY RUTH JARBOE Ruthie Student Council, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; GAA 1,2, Secretary 3, President 4; Class Secretary 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Cho- rus 4; Annual Staff, Jr. Editor 3, Editor 4; Graduation Marshall 3; Graduation Chorus 1. STUDENT COUNCIL MARY ANN JOHNSTON Johanston FHA 1,2,3, Reporter 4; Band 1,2, District Music Contest 1, State Music Contest 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Cheerleader 2.3; Student Council 2,3, President 4; GAA 1,2,3; Class President 1; Class Secretary 3; Pep Club 1; librarian 3; Annual Staff 4; Speech Contest 3,4; Flag Custodian 4; Baccalaureate Mar- shall 3. BRUCE CRAWFORD VINSON Bruce Class Vice-President 1; Basketball 1,2; Base- ball 1,2,3; Flag Custodian 4; FFA 1.2,3,4; Student Council 2; Speech Contest 3. NANCY MARIE BOTEN Nanc Mixed Chrous 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3.4; Baton 1,2,3,4; Band 2; GAA 1,2,3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1; Flag Custodian 4; Annual Staff 4; State Music Contest 2, District Con- test 1; Librarian 4. STUDENT COUNCIL JAMES RUSSEL ROBERTS Jim Class Secretary 2; Student Council 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Flag Custodian 4; Graduation Marshall 3. SHIRLEY ANN BOTEN Shir Girls’ Chorus 1,2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4; MY FAIR LADY Troupe 1; District Music Con- test 1,2; FHA 1.2,3,4; GAA 1,2.3, Vice- President 3; Annual Staff 4; Flag Custodian 4; Pep Club 1. DONALD MICHAEL DOBBINS Dobbie Band 1,2,3; Flag Custodian 4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Music Contest 2; Track 4; A Club 4. BEVERLY ANN HEDRICK Bev Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Cheerleading 4; Baton 1,2,3,4, District Mu- sic Contest 1, State Music Contest 2; Flag Custodian 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Secretary 1; GAA 1,2,3; FHA 2,3,4, Historian 3. GEORGE DANIEL ARMSTRONG Dan Mixed Chorus 1.2. LINDA DARLENE POYNER Tress GAA 2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 2,3, Vice- President 4, State Conference Delegate 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Flag Custodian 4; Pep Club 1. SHARON KAY DUITSMAN Duits Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1.2,3; Baton 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; State Contest 2; District Contest 1; Annual Staff 4; FHA1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 2, Degree Chairman 3; Cheerleading 3,4. RANDEE LOU ACTON Ran FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Reporter 4; GAA 1,2; Band 1,2, State Music Contest 1,2,3; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,3; Class President 3; Flag Custodian 4. ROBERT JOHN RAMM Bob FFA 1,2,3,4, Farm Manger 4. Treasurer 4; Flag Custodian 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2. TERREL GLEE JARVIS Terri Band 1,2; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Cho- rus 1.2.3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 4; Gymnas- tics 3,4; Flag Custodian 4; Annual Staff 4. MICKEY LOUIS ZINDARS Mick Basketball 2,3,4; Flag Custodian 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2. JANET SUE PRIBBLE Jan Georgetown High School 1,2,3; Armstrong Twp. High School 4; FHA 1,2,3, (Officer 2, 3; Co-Ed 2,3); Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Thespian Club 3; Junior Play 3; Student Secre- tary 3; P.E. Assistant 1,2,3; Gymnastics 4. JAMES ROBERT KING Jim Class Reporter 1; FFA 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus3; Flag Custodian 4. BERNICE ELEANOR LOSCHEN Bernice Band 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1.2,3.4; FHA 1.2; GAA 1.2; PepClub 1; District Music Contest 1. jsy 1 ELIZABETH ANN TUCKER Liz” FHA 1,3,4; GAA 3,4; Gymnastics 3; Flag Custodian 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls’ Chorus 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,4. GARY DEAN HOVELN Gary FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Reporter 3; FFA RITA JOYCE POWELL Pete GAA 1,2,3.4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. President 4. WILMA RUTH SAATHOFF Willie Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Girls' Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Flag Custodian 4. JOHN ELLIS CAMP John FFA 1,2,3.4. JOYCE ANN CLARK Joy FHA 1.2.3,4; GAA 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2.3; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Flag Cus- todian 4. SHIRLEY JANE BOOHER Prox FHA 1; Girls' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Flag Custodian 4; Annual Staff 4. Class Will I, RandeeActon, will my minutes and all the fun I had in our 9th hour ladies aid meetings to Agnes Dorsey. Keep the laughter down and above all, don't let Mr. Stagen see you! I, Dan Armstrong, will my volleyball ability to John Epley. I, Shirley Booher, will my ability to never stay home and to go with a Hoopston boy to Bev Cherry. I, Nancy Boten, will and bequeath my ability not to have to ride the school bus to Marvin Ackerman. I, Shirley Boten, will and bequeath all the fun I've had at A.T.H.S. to all the underclassmen. I, John Boyle, will my chair in the office to Marla Swanson and Phyllis Hedrick. Have fun in there girls. I, John Camp, will my seat on the bus to Mike Jarvis. I, Joyce Clark, will my ability to not get to Hoopston till after the curfew, to Bev Cherry. I, Mike Cler, will my chair in the office to John Bruns. I, Don Dobbins, will my jug of Moonshine to Mike Gordon I, Sharon Duitsman, will my seat in the back of Shir's car (with all the coats) to Ann Boyle. Hope it’s not too crowded. I, Linda Ellett, will my ability to get along with those Hoopston girls to Diana and Janet Downing. Keep trying. I, Bev Hedrick, will and bequeath my ability of getting in trouble, for no reason at all, from a certain person to my sister. Don’t worry Phyllis, she'll get over it! I, Jim Henry, will my ability to get along with reptiles and be kind to them to Emerson Shumate. I, Gary Hoveln, will my ability to get good grades in hard subjects and to do average in easy subjects to Arthur Schluter. I, Mary Ruth Jarboe, will to Mr. Sims my ability to tell punny jokes. I. Terrie Jarvis, will my ability to stay in Rossville till 12 o'clock after Spring Concert practices to Janis. Pam, Carol, and Gloria. (Always keep your brake fluid handy) I, Mary Ann Johnston, will and bequeath all the hours Bev and I have spent on our private telephone line from Penfield to Armstrong to Phyllis and Nancy. Keep the line hot! I, Jim King, will my Senior English Book to Rex Frye. There's a lot of learning in it Rex, cause I ain't used none of it. I, Denny Kissack, will my Trig book to Danny Millis, don't worry, I’ve got lots of confidence in you. I, Bernice Loschen, will my ability to go to Chicago a lot to Janet Rademacher. Have fun. I, Dann Payne, will my ability to sleep in Economics Class and not get caught at it (Ithink) to John Hale. I, Rita Powell, will all my good times at A.T.H.S. and my long bus ride to Gloria, Pat. and Jean. I, Linda Poyner, will all the good times that Bev H., Shirley B. , Sharon D., and I have had in Rantoul and Champaign to Ann Boyle. Stay out of trouble, Ann! I, Janet Pribble, will to P.G. and C.W. my ability to do the activities in Mr. Kidoguchi's gym classes after school. (Without breaking something) I, Robert Ramm, will my good luck in Drag Racing to Sam Park. I, Jim Roberts, will the neat way I comb my hair to Roy Knight. I, Joyce Roessler, will my dancing ability to Cassie Norville and hope she learns some new steps soon. Or else! I, Wilma Saathoff, will my ability to hide red purses and bangle bracelets in the locker room to Maurene Coder. I, Judy Sappenfield. will all the fun I've had at the Annual Staff Meetings-to next year's annual staff. I, Liz Tucker, will my ability to lose a muffler on a gravel road to Rogene, Marilyn, and Janis after three a.m. I, Bruce Vinson, will my ability to go with an Armstrong girl to Steve Willard. I, Mickey Zindars, will my height and basketball ability to Kenny Powell. To Mr. DeYoung we leave autographed copies of the writings of Barry Goldwater. To Mr. Bezely we leave the National Chairmanship of the Bi-partisan Party. To Mrs. Rodigal we leave the powers to concentrate in 2nd period library while those around her are not. To Betty we leave a pay phone in the hall. To Mrs. Roberts we leave a new fellow Commercial teacher that will keep a neater desk and bookshelves. To Mr. McCollem we leave a new office where the coffee clutch won't interrupt him. To Mrs. Reeves we leave Southern friends to converse with so she won't lose her accent. To the janitors we leave all our campaign posters and stickers. To the cooks we leave a rubber table service to eliminate noise when they're cleaning up. To Mr. Sims we leave our ability to drive through Potomac at 50 m.p.h. and not get caught. To Mr. Stagen we girls leave our Ladies Aid meeting minutes from our Junior year. To Mrs. Tate we leave cheerleaders that won't leave the gym at half-time. To Mr. Kidoguchi we leave a new set of polka dot bow ties. To Mrs. Bachman we leave an English class that won’t act like children. To Miss Jones we leave a wastepaper basket for filing papers and a shelf for your sledge hammer. To Mr. Hulfachor we leave the record, Abigal Beecher (Our History Teacher) . To Mrs. Smith we leave short-sleeved blouses so she can see her watch better. To Mr. Husted we leave a bright and shining smile of relief now that we are gone. This is the year 1985. Our graduating class of 1965 is now scattered into all parts of the world. Our class president. MIKE CLER, is a traveling salesman for THE GABBY HAYES HAT MANUFACTURING COMPANY. In looking for new customers, Mike decides to look up his old classmates. The first classmate he sees is RANDEE ACTON who is cleaning out stalls in her husband's sale barn in Pen- field. Here he also meets LINDA POYNER who is the owner of the Penfield-Gifford Elevator which she recently remodeled, raising all the doorways for the benefit of her tall employees. Also in the neighborhood is SHARON DUITSMAN who is running an escort service with all her old boy friends. Next he goes to Armstrong. Here SHIRLEY BOOHER is running a janitorial supply company for her uncle with cut-rate prices. Also in this area is Mike’s brother-in-law, DENNY KISSACK. He finds Denny still herding his flock of sheep with his '56 Buick. Before leaving Armstrong. Mike looks up MICK ZINDARS who is currently serving as president of the Coon Hunters Association after several unsuccessful campaigns for that office. Mike next heads for Potomac. Here he finds another classmate, UZ TUCKER, who is now mayor of that thriving village. She tells him that JIM KING is working in Danville. When Mike looks up Jim, he finds that he is a 'moonlighter. During the day he is a No-Doz salesman, and at night he tutors Typing I students. Mike then drives to Champaign where he finds DON DOBBINS. Don is now the head basketball coach for the University of Illinois. After leaving Don, Mike decides to go out to the fairgrounds to see RITA POWELL. Rita is still a'fender-bender who would rather fight than switch. Mike leaves Champaign for Chicago, and on his way he stops at the Onarga Military Academy. Here WILMA SAATHOFF is teaching Home Ec to the cadets. In Chicago, the first classmate he finds is JOYCE ROESS- LER who is running an Arthur Murray Dance Studio. She tells Mike that JOHN BOYLE and BEV HEDRICK are also in town. John is teaching a charm course at the Patricia Stevens Modeling School. Bev is modeling red hair dye for the Carolyn Rademacher Schluter Beauty Salon. Mike then leaves for Indianapolis. Here he finds SHIRLEY BOTEN. She is the first woman driver in the Indianapolis 500. She has entered her old '64 Impala in this year's race. Shirley tells Mike that her cousin, NANCY BOTEN, is now living on a hog farm in Siberia and is raising a large family of redheaded kids. Mike decides Siberia is too far away, so he heads for New York City instead. In New York City Mike finds MARY RUTH JARBOE who is the current editor of the NEW YORK TIMES. Also in the city is DANN PAYNE. Dann is now an artist for JACK JILL. Dann sends Mike on to Washington. D.C. Here in the capital he finds BERNICE LOSCHEN. Bernice is working as a lab technician at Walter Reed Hospital. Also in town is MARY ANN JOHNSTON. She is the first woman chairman of the Democratic National Committee and is currently managing the campaign of Ted Kennedy for President. Mike also discovers that DAN ARMSTRONG holds a very important position in Washington. Dan is the mechanic who tunes up the White House staff cars. Upon talking to Dan, Mike learns that JOYCE CLARK is a Peace Corps worker and is currently building homes for penguins in the Antarctic. While in the East, Mike looks up GARY HOVELN who is teaching advanced math at Vassar Women's Col- lege. Gary tells him that he has sealed down now and hasn't been wild boar hunting in years. From here Mike takes a plane to London. In London he finds TERRIE JARVIS. Terrie is an undercover agent in partnership with James Bond. Her theme song is From Bob With Love. From London Mike flies to Mongolia where he finds JIM HENRY digging up dinosaur bones. Jim tells him he has recently heard from LINDA ELLETT, and that she and her husband, who is a general, are in Leopoldville, Congo. Deciding the Congo is still too dangerous, Mike flies to Hawaii, In Hawaii Mike finds JANET PRIBBLE running a kindergarten for her grandkids. She sends Mike to Holly- wood to look for ROBERT RAMM. It seems Bob is now the head trumpeter for the Lawrence Welk Band. After talking with Bob, Mike heads for Boston. In Boston he finds JOHN CAMP who is now a boxer training for the heavyweight championship fight. BRUCE VINSON is his trainer. From here Mike decides to go to Florida and visit JIM and JUDY (SAPPENFIELD ) ROBERTS on their alligator ranch. Mike didn't sell many hats (except to John Boyle who ordered two dozen), but he did have a very enjoyable time visiting with all his old friends. CAMPAIGN ’64 As a project in Civics class all the seniors took part in an all-school political campaign just before election time. We all had a great deal of fun regardless of which side we were on. From this experi- ence we were able to get some idea of what is involved in a national election and what it is like to really support a candidate. Our week-long activity ended with an all-school mock election and a sigh of relief by everyone. The following snapshots are of some of the campaign activity. Mary Ann, do you have that closed in feeling? Campaign ’64 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ttt JO AN ROTIGEL B. A. , Wayne State University M. A. , University of Toledo Art, English DONALD MC COLLEM B. S. Ed. Illinois State University M. S. Ed. Guidance LARRY HULFACHOR B. S. Ed. Oakland City College P. E. , Social Studies MARGARET JONES B. S. Ed. Illinois State University Home Economics MARGARET REEVES B. S. Ed. Dominican College • Science ROBERT BEZELY B. S. Ed. Illinois State University P. E. . Social Studies STERLING SIMS B. S. Ed. Western Illinois University Commerce JANET BACHMAN B. S. Ed. Bradley University English GENEVIEVE ROBERTS B. S. Ed. Illinois State University Commerce JOANNE TATE B. S. Ed. Illinois State University P. E. , Social Studies DONALD STAGEN B. S. . Illinois State University M. E., University of Illinois Industrial Arts JAMES KIDOGUCHI M. S. Illinois State University Music JAMES DEYOUNG B. S. Agr. University of Illinois Agriculture CHARLENE WEBSTER B. A. University of Illinois Mathematics PATRICIA SMITH B. S. Ed. M. A. Illinois State University Library, English BETTY KENNEY Eleventh Year as Office Secretary Administration PRINCIPAL VERNON L. HUSTED B. S. Ed. , Illinois State University M. E. , University of Illinois Board of Education STANDING, left to right: Glen Reynolds, Alvin Duitsman, George Johnson, Otto Divan. SEATED: Keith Blackford, Secretary: Joe Cler, President; Paul Ludwig. AAA JUNIORS AND UNDERCLASSMEN ttt PRESIDENT liene Schluter VICE PRESIDENT Charlie Hedrick SECRETARY Marcia King TREASURER Ann Ahlf Juniors Marvin Ackerman Gloria Ashcraft Ann Boyle Jean Clapp Pat Coakley Rogene Cunningham Marilyn Divan Agnes Dorsey John Epley Steve Frerichs Rex Frye Pam Gildersleeve Marcia Gordon John Harrison Rodney Hinrichs Ed Hunt Carol Johnson Linda Karsky Guyla Learned Jamie Marron Cassie Norville Barbara Osterbur Nancy Owen Bruce Owens Harlin Park Rodney Parrish Cindy Powell Peggy Prichard Steve Pruitt Paula Putnam Janet Rademacher Linda Reynolds Alan Schluter Mike Smith Linda Thomas Janis Tucker Carol Wolfe Anybody for Wheaties Sophomores PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Diane Hoveln Greg Acton Mike Dorsey Bill Camp Gayle Brooks Debbie Buck Stan Gildersleeve Diana Greer Beverly Cherry Maureen Coder John Hale Sheila Hanover Sheryl Creighton Larry Cundiff Kevin Hedrick Kenny Hendershot RaNae Davies Mark Dorsey Cheryl Heuer Jerry Jarboe Diane Downing Janet Downing Mike Jarvis Nancy Johnston Jim Jones Pam Kissack Howard Noblit Jim Obenland Jackie Richardson Pauline Rocker Anita Schluter Kathie Shook Linda Soloman Dianna Taylor Carroll Wernigk Steve Willard PRESIDENT Phyllis Hedrick VICE PRESIDENT Marla Swanson SECRETARY Larry Pruiett TREASURER Doug Johnson Freshmen Gary Abernathy Park Acton Mary Armstrong Don Ashcraft Barbara Atkins Kathy Blackford Marsha Brooks John Bruns Mary Linda Burd Linda Cain Susan Cannon Ron Chestnut ARMSTRONG BEATLES Karlene Hinrichs, Debbie Wolfe, Debby Schneider, Marla Mar- ron. Kay Criblez Ruth Ann Crowe Susan Dorsey Jim Epley Stan Frerichs Marvine Frye Danny Gordon Mike Gordon Ed Hesterberg Karlene Henrichs Barry Keal George Keeler Roy Knight Marla Marron Danny Millis Kenneth Powell Shirley Putnam Gail Ramm Gary Reynolds Arthur Schluter Debbie Schneider Ron Shafer Wayne Wise Debbie Wolfe Steve Zindars Service Staff COOKS Laura Wright Irene Moffett BUS DRIVERS Charlie Shumate Kenny Moffett BUS DRIVERS AND JANITORS Lee Booher Em Shumate RESUME STAFF STUDENT COUNCIL FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION A CLUB ORGANIZATIONS JOHN BOYLE................ .........Business Manager JUDY SAPPENFIELD . . . . ............Asst. Editor MR. SIMS.................. ..................Adviser MARY RUTH JARBOE. . . . ...................Editor Resume Staff FIRST ROW: (left to right) Mr. Sims. Adviser: John Boyle, Business Manager; Mary Ruth Jarboe, Editor; Judy Sappenfield, Asst. Editor; Carol Johnson, Jr. Assistant; Marcia Gordon, Jr. Assistant; Marvin Ackerman. Jr. Assistant. SECOND ROW: Linda Poyner, Bev Hedrick, Shirley Boten, Terrie Jarvis, Liz Tucker. Rita Powell, Shirley Booher, Wilma Saathoff, Joyce Clark. BACK ROW: Mary Ann Johnston, Bernice Loschen, Denny Kissack, Mike Cler, Dann Payne, Nancy Boten, Sharon Duitsman, Jim Henry. FIRST ROW (left to right): Don Ashcraft; Jackie Richardson; Kim Williams; Jamie Marron; Ann Boyle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stagen, Adviser; Mike Gordon; Judy Sappenfield; Debbie Wolfe; Gail Ramm; Mary Ann Johnston. THIRD ROW: Jim Jones; Steve Pruiett; Alan Schluter; Mark Dorsey; Jim Roberts; Jim Henry. Student Council At LASC Convention this year. Jamie Marron was elected Champaign District Vice-President. Left to right: Historians, Nancy Johnston and Diane Greer; Vice-President, Linda Poyner; Degree Chair- man, Judy Sappenfield; Reporters, Mary Ann Johnston and Randee Acton; Treasurer, Ann Ahlf; Sectional Vice-President Public Relations, Marcia King; President, Ilene Schluter; Finance Co-Chairman, RaNae Davies; Secretary, Janet Rademacher; Finance Co-Chairman, Linda Reynolds; Parliamentarian, Marilyn Divan (Absent). BOTTOM ROW: (Left to Right) Shirley Putnam, Liz Tucker, Ann Ahlf, Randee Acton, Ilene Schluter. FIRST ROW: Diana Greer, RaNae Davies. Jackie Richardson. Ann Boyle, Agnes Dorsey, Susan Dorsey. SECOND ROW: Nancy Johnston, Terrie Jarvis. Janet Rademacher, Shirley Boten, Judy Sappenfield, Peggy Prichard. Linda Poyner. THIRD ROW; Diane Downing, Rogene Cunningham, Marilyn Divan, Rita Powell, Pat Coakley, Jean Clapp, Mary Linda Burd, Nancy Owen, Janet Downing. CHAPTER PARENTS Mr. Mrs. William Schluter MARCIA KING Vice-President of Public Relations, Section 15 BOTTOM ROW: (Left to Right) Barbara Osterbur, Barbara Atkins, Marsha Brooks, Sandra Learned, Deb- bie Buck. FIRST ROW: Sheila Hanover. Mary Wise, Gloria Ashcraft, Jamie Marron, Marla Swanson. Joyce Clark, Karlene Henrichs. SECOND ROW; Bev Hedrick, Carol Wolf, Debbie Wolf. Phyllis Hed- rick, Linda Reynolds, Linda Cain, Marvine Frye, Marcia King, Linda Karsky, Carol Johnson. THIRD ROW: Kathy Blackford, Pam Gildersleeve, Pauline Rocker. Diane Hovelyn, Guyla Learned, Cindy Powell, Marcia Gordon. FOURTH ROW; Sharon Duitsman, Nancy Boten, Mary Ann Johnston, Linda Soloman, Gail Ramm, Mary Jane Armstrong. FRONT ROW: (left to right) Bob Ramm, Ed Hunt, John Epley, Harlin Park, Allan Schluter, Gary Hoveln. SECOND ROW: Kenny Powell. John Bruns, Stan Frerichs, Bruce Vinson, Jim Roberts, Jerry Jarboe. THIRD ROW: Roy Knight. Bill Camp, Stan Gildersleeve, Jim King, Danny Gordon, Mike Jarvis, Carl Wise. BACK ROW: Mr. DeYoung, Don Ashcraft, Park Acton, Wayne Wise, Ed Hesterberg, Steve Fre- richs, John Harrison, Larry Cundiff. SENIOR OFFICERS Mr. DeYoung, Adviser John Epley, Sentinel Bob Ramm, Treasurer Gary Hoveln, President Allan Schluter, Secretary Ed Hunt, Reporter JUNIOR OFFICERS Mr. DeYoung, Advisor; Stan Gildersleeve, Sentinel; Mike Jarvis, Treasurer; Bill Camp, Vice-President; Jerry Jarboe, President; Carl Wise, Secretary; Larry Cundiff, Reporter. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM Jerry Jarboe Steve Frerichs Ed Hunt Robert Ramm Gary Hoveln (absent) SOIL JUDGING TEAM Larry Cundiff Jerry Jarboe Mike Jarvis Carl Wise Bill Camp Mr. DeYoung GAA OFFICERS Marcia King.................. ...............Vice-President Marilyn Divan................ ....................Secretary RaNae Davies................. ....................Treasurer Mary Ruth Jarboe............. ....................President Girls’ Athletic FIRST ROW: Janet Downing, Barbara Atkins. Marla Marron, Kay Criblez, Rita Powell, Pat Coakley. SECOND ROW: Marcia Gordon, Ruth Crowe, Debbie Buck, Linda Cain, Shirley Putnam, Phyllis Hedrick, Carol Wolfe, Pam Gildersleeve. BACK ROW: Nancy Owen, Susan Cannon, Paula Putnam, Wilma Saathoff, Linda Reynolds, Marcia King, Linda Karsky, Marilyn Divan. Mrs. Tate demonstrates proper form in volleyball. Hey. Pam; do you know anything about badminton? Association FIRST ROW; Jamie Marron, Mary Ruth Jarboe, Liz Tucker, Mary Wise. Pauline Rocker, Kim Williams. SECOND ROW: Debbie Wolfe, Diane Downing, Ann Ahlf, Peggy Prichard, Terrie Jarvis, Cindy Powell, Anita Schluter. BACK ROW: Rogene Cunningham, Susan Dorsey, Agnes Dorsey, Jackie Richardson, Pam Kissack, Nancy Johnston. RaNae Davies, Diane Hoveln. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bob Bezely, Secretary Bruce Owens, Rodney Parrish, Greg Acton, Kenny Hindershot, Vice-President Alan Schluter, President John Boyle, Rex Frye, Don Dobbins, Mike Dorsey, Treasurer Marvin Ackerman, Mike Smith. CLUB PURPOSES OF THE A CLUB: To further and promote athletics in the school. To develop a mutual feeling of accomplish- ment among varsity monogram winners. To work with other organizations in promoting various school activities. To promote good fellowship, to fos- ter good sportsmanship, and to en- courage the development of a proper school spirit among all the students of the school. BAND ♦ ♦♦ PEP BAND GIRLS CHORUS MIXED CHORUS BASEBALL BASKETBALL HOMECOMING FLAG CUSTODIANS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS GYMNASTICS ACTIVITIES ♦ ♦ ♦ ttt FIRST ROW, Left to right: Linda Cain, Paula Putman, Park Acton, Pat Coakley, Gloria Ashcraft, Mr. Kidoguchi. SECOND ROW: Gail Ramm, Kevin Hedrick, Jim Jones, Don Ashcraft, Peggy Prichard. John Hale, Roy Knight. Bernice Loschen, MarvineFrye, Rita Powell, Debby Schneider, Kay Criblez. THIRb ROW: George Keeler, Marla Swanson. Diana Greer, Barbara Osterbur, Ann Ahlf, Jackie Richardson, Mary Linda Burd, Maureen Coder, Marla Marron, Susan Cannon, Kathy Blackford, Jamie Marron, Shirley Putman, Nancy Owen. Trojans in Concert Pep Band One of die many fun things about being in band is playing at ball games and pep rallies. FIRST ROW: (Left to right) Kim Williams. Diane Hoveln. Maureen Coder. Debbie Wolf, Kay Criblez, Nancy Boten, Marilyn Divan. Shirley Boten. Nancy Owen. Ilene Schluter, Linda Soloman, Marla Mar- ron. SECOND ROW: Kathy Blackford, Pauline Rocker, Anita Schluter, Sheryl Creighton. Carol Wolfe, Diana Downing, Mary Ruth Jarboe, Barbara Atkins, Susan Cannon, Barbara Osterbur. Pat Coakley. Mr. Kidoguchi. THIRD ROW: Linda Cain. Mary Linda Burd, Peggy Prichard, Ann Ahlf, Karlene Hinrichs, Janet Downing. Rogene Cunningham. Bernice Loschen, Liz Tucker, Terrie Jarvis, Shirley Putnam, Ra- Nae Davies, Willma Saathoff. Gir s’ Chorus CHORUS PIANISTS (from left to right) Kathy Blackford Ann Ahlf Diane Hoveln Mary Linda Burd FIRST ROW: (Left to right) Mary Linda Burd, Marla Marron, Kathy Blackford, Anita Schluter, Diane Hovlen, Ann Ahlf, Marcia King, Linda Karsky, Shirley Boten, Ann Boyle, Sharon Duitsman, Debbie Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Bernice Loschen, Pauline Rocker, Kim Williams. Karlene Hinrichs, Shirley Putnam, Susan Cannon, Kay Criblez, Janet Downing, Rogene Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Marsha Brooks. Peggy Prichard, Agnes Dorsey, Susan Dorsey, Barbara Atkins, Liz Tucker, Terrie Jarvis, Linda Poyner, Bev Hedrick, RaNae Davies, Ruth Crowe, Cassie Norville, Diane Downing, Marilyn Divan, Mary Jane Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Osterbur. Sandra Learned, Dene Schluter, Janet Rademacher, Carol Johnson, Marcia Gordon, Linda Reynolds, William Saathoff, Judy Sappenfield, Pam Kissack, Nancy Johnson. Deane Greer, Phyllis Hedrick, Carol Wolfe, Pam Gildersleeve, Gloria Ashcraft, Linda Soloman, Debbie Buck. Marla Swanson. FIFTH ROW: Marvine Frye. Gail Ramm, John Hale, Steve Zindars. Bob Ramm, Mr. Kidoguchi, Wayne Wise, Danny Millis. Howard Noblit. Debby Schneider, Linda Cain. Mixed Chorus ’64 - ’65 Baseball Trojans FRONT ROW: G. Abernathy, B. Keal. J. Epley, R. Parrish. D. Johnson. M. Dorsey. Mark Dorsey. M. Smith. BACK ROW: S. Frerichs, M. Ackerman. R. Hinrichs, G. Acton, B. Owens. D. Dobbins. S. Willard. J. Boyle, Coach Hulfachor. The Armstrong Trojan baseball team got off to a rather poor start this year. However, the team bounced back and played heads-up ball to win six games in a row. They ended the season by losing a hard fought 1 to 0 heartbreaker. Winning that game would have meant a first place tie with East Lynn. The team had a 6-3 conference record for the '64 season. However, in conference play they have earned a very impressive 14-4 record for the combined '63-'64 seasons. The team has worked hard and played well under the fine coaching of Coach Larry Hulfachor. We ail ap- preciate their efforts. Thanks a lot fellas and keep up the good work. John Boyle Steve Willard Bruce Owens Rodney Parrish Marvin Ackerman Greg Acton Don Dobbins RaNae Davies Marcia King Cheerleaders VARSITY-- (FRONT ROW L to R) K. Hedrick. C. Hedrick. J. Boyle. R. Frye. R- Parrish. (BACK ROW) B. Owens, S. Willard, A. Schluter, D. Dobbins, G. Acton, Coach Bezely. Trojan Teams JR. VARSITY--(FRONT ROW L to R) C. Hedrick, B. Real, M. Dorsey. P. Acton, R. Frye, K. Hedrick. (BACK ROW) R. Knight, S. Pruitt, G. Acton, R. Schaffer. B. Camp. G. Abernathy. Coach Hulfachor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Park Acton; Phyllis Hedrick; Kevin Hedrick. RaNae Davies; Bruce Owens, Pam Gilder- sleeve; Mike Cler, Master of Ceremonies; Alan Schluter, who crowned queen; Queen Sharon Duitsman; John Boyle, Queen's Escort; Bev Hedrick; Denny Kissack; Mary Jarboe; Jim King; Judy Sappenfield; Jim Roberts. Homecoming FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Phyllis and Park Kevin and RaNae Pam and Bruce Flag Custodians LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Bezely. Jim Roberts. Don Dobbins. Bruce Vinson, Gary Hoveln, Mike Cler, Shirley Boten, Nancy Boten, Jim King. Denny Kissack, Terrie Jarvis, Joyce Clark, Robert Ramm, Liz Tucker, Shirley Booher, John Boyle, Wil- ma Saathoff, Bev Hedrick, Mary Ruth Jarboe, Mary Ann Johnston, Joyce Roessler, Linda Poyner, Randee Acton. BACK ROW; Mrs. Smith, Linda Karsky, Nancy Boten, Eddie Hesterberg, Ed Hunt, Lizzie Tucker, Terrie Jarvis. FRONT ROW: Mary Wise, Debbie Buck, Cassandra Nor- ville, Ruth Ann Crowe, Kathy Shook (absent). Library Assistants Gymnastics John: Catch me if I fall! Grade school students performing at Homecoming. Mr. Kidoguchi: Are you kidding! Now see, that didn't hurt much did it. CONGRATULATIONS ANO BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS of '65 DOWERS STUDIO Danvi11e 1032 East Main Street 11 Ii noi s Meir - Duitsman Oil Co., Inc. Ti res - Batteries Gasoline - Motor Oi1 Diesel Fuel Stove and Furnace Oil Phones 583-4545 583-4405 583-4325 Roya1 Illinois COLLINS GROCERY Phone 583-4600 Roya1 Illinois HOPE D-X Ice Cream - Sandwiches Coffee - Pop - Candy Gas - Short Orders Herman Anna Boten Ope rators Phone 776-3628 Hope Illinois HUNTER LUMBER COAL CO. Yards in Ogden, Royal, F i th i an, Home r and St. Joseph Estimation-Plan Service Contract ing Ready-Mix Concrete Purina Feed Custom Grinding Paint Glass Roof i ng Insulation Treated Poles Tile Fence Mi I I work Hardware Wa 11 boa rds ELLIS IMPLEMENT COMPANY New Idea - Allis Chalmers 01i ve r HOVELN Phone 987-2136 IMPLEMENT CO. Potomac Illinois Dealers in J. 1. Case--New Idea MC BROOM AND SON LUMBER COMPANY Farm Equipment Just Lumbering Along Phone 583-4780 A Complete Building Service at the Right Price Roya1 Illinois Phone 987-3221 Potomac Illinois ALEXANDER INSURANCE AGENCY For All Your Insurance Needs Dial 987-3241 Potomac Illinois BUSBOOM GRAIN COMPANY, INC. Grain and Feed Ph. 583-4805 Royal Illinois HOMECOMING SHOTS It was a rough game, but we won! Nice posing, Rodney. DAVIS GRAIN CO. Phone 776-3255 Colli son Illinois FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY OF DAILEY (Coope rat i ve) Penf ield Illinois CROW'S HYBRID CORN CO. Milford Illinois World's Largest Producers of (Single Cross) Seed Leo J. Buck, Dealer 595-2355 Penf ield Illinois Chester Atchison Local Agent STATE FARM INSURANCE • TATI fAIM A INtURAMCI L 7 Potomac Illinois CARPENTER'S MOBIL SERVICE Phone 568-25 I 1 6:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Leroy Carpenter,Proprietor Gifford Illinois BIGGS MOTOR COMPANY Cars S- Trucks SHOP SERVICE Phone 987-3115 Potomac Illinois GOOD WINE STATE BANK Complete Loans Established Capital Surplus '903 $255,000 Comp Iiments of DAVIS MARKET The Bobs 776-3331 Col 1i son I 11inoi s JOHNSON HARDWARE CO. Ph. 568-2861 Gifford Illinois SCHENCKS GROCERY Ph. 568-2195 Gi fford Illinois MORE HOMECOMING SHOTS Pay attention, boys; I'll show you how it’s done. OUR GIRLS IN ACTION COUNTRY CHARM STYLE SHOP ACTON BROTHERS Charlotte Acton Shrock Fertilizer Company 776-3636 Anhydrous, Ammonia, and Liquid Fertilizer Phones 776-3563 Compliments 776-3636 of Colli son Illinois WATKINS GROCERY Armstrong Illinois KLIP AND KURL BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of Mary E. Stevenson C. E. BROWN, M.D. 595-2372 Pen f i e Id Illinois Penf i e1d Illinois GRITTON'S GARAGE Penf i e 1d Illinois THE OASIS RESTAURANT Eat - Drink - Be Merry 595-2252 Penf i e 1d Illinois PENFIELD LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY GORDON’S GROCERY General Merchandise Phone 595-2335 Penf i eld Illinois Livestock Is Our Business For Top Dol1ar-- For Your Livestock SELL THE PENFI ELD AUCTION WAY SALE EVERY SATURDAY John W. Goldenstein L. A. Herman Gordan C1ingan MORE HOMECOMING SHOTS ALUMNI OFFICERS Dean Piatt--Treasurer Eleanore Mendel—Secy. Newell Ellis--President Norman Rademacher--V. - Pres, (absent) DAVIS GRAIN COMPANY Phone 569-3355 Ellis Illinois REMOLE SOIL SERVICE, INC. Your Department Store For Soi1 Needs Phone Potomac .......... 987-4013 Gifford .......... 568-3220 Fithian .......... 548-2061 Bismark .......... 759-2391 IRI S'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Iris Smith Armstrong Illinois Phone 569-3726 BURROUGHS Potomac Locker S- Eisner Agency Complete Line of Groceries, Fruit, and Vegetables Complete Locker Service Phone 987-4215 Potomac Illinois KEENS SINCLAIR SERVICE Goodyear Tires and Batteries Generators S- Starters Sinclair Products Potomac Illinois I______________________________ JACK W. PRILLAMAN Farm Implements - Hardware Products of A. NEWELL ELLIS INSURANCE Representing Top Flight Old Line Companies FIRE AUTO LIFE BONDS CASUALTY CROP HAIL FARM RANCH POLICIES Phone 397-3621 Rank i n Illinois 319 South Main Street Chemistry Classroom Shots World History Typing II PRAIRIE LANES Ph. 61)3-6500 Thomasboro 111. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of '65 16 Brunswick Lanes Nursery Snack Shop Cocktail Lounge Bi11iard Room Free Instructions RADEMACHER BROS. LUMBER CO. Complete Contracting Service Lumber Paints Hardware Phone 568-2335 G i fford Illinois Bottled Bulk HICKSGAS The Great Name in Propane LP Gas Maytag Heat i ng Ai r Condi t ion ing Anhydrous Ammonia Liquid Phosphate Phone 568-3210 G i fford Illinois HESTER BERG ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY i‘lRE We Insulate New and Existing Homes Electrical Contracting Jamesway Power Choring Electric Homeheating G. E. Appiiances Phones 568-2700 (At Night) 568-2672 G i fford Illinois ABBOTT VARIETY STORE DON'S MOBIL SERVICE Full Line of School Supplies Gifts |lflobilJ Nove 11 i es Toys Phone 987- 280 Potomac Illinois Routes A9 and 136 Phone 569-3572 Armst rong 111. Compliments of WEL-CUM-INN, Rankin, Illinois The line up Shots Around School