Armstrong High School - Resume Yearbook (Armstrong, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1967 volume:

SUPPLEMENT 1967 Gary Abernathy, Dave Henderson Ron Shafer, Art Schluter FHA Style Show Seniors model formals of the past. Narrator Debbie Buck Organists Diane Hoveln. Mary Linda Burd Installation of Officers Something Special at Intermission Alice, one of the mini models. The Spring Concert Max 20, 967 Soloist Kim Williams The matador and his assistants Nana tor Diane Hove In Blow Hard! Seniors (?) and senoritas swing out %: Yellow Burd Chorus sings out Mr. Kidoguchi Kidoguchi's Kickers 77� , � «• rrier-Lincoln GRAND ENTRANCE A loaf of bread, a jug of wine, and thou beside me. Last-minute details Kathy reads the Will Ron predicts the future Prom May 13, 7967 We danced and danced ... Dancing in A Summer Place Punch was served Connie and Linda Class of 1967 First Row: Cathy Dudley, Janice Dudley, Janet Downig, Sheryl Creighton, Pauline Rocker. Diane Hoveln, Kim Williams, Jackie Richerdson, Cheryl Heuer, Debbie Buck, Mary Wise. Second Row: Carl Wise, Maureen Coder, Jim Jones, Jerry Jarboe, Carroll Wemigk, Diana Greer, Mike Dorsey, Sherri Beddoe, RaNae Davies, Pam Kissack, Kevin Hedrick, Greg Acton. Third Row: Mike Jarvis, Herb Wooden, Mark Dorsey, Linda Soloman, Jim Obenland, Anita Schluter, Steve Willard,Gayle Brooks. Howard Noblitt, Nancy Johnston, Bill Camp, Di- anna Taylor, Larry Cundiff, Maria Cox, Kathy Shook. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Friday. May 26, 1967 Processional...................................................Kathy Blackford Invocation.....................................Rev. George Dorsey Salutatory Address...................................Anita Schluter You'll Never Walk Alone”.........................Graduation Chorus Presentation of Awards..............................Vernon L. Husted Principal, Armsirong Township High School Scholarship Award............................................Charles Freeman Danville Commercial-News From These Halls”.............................. Valedictory Address............................. Presentation of Class........................... Awarding of Diplomas............................ President, Board of Education Graduation Chorus . James Obenland .Vemon L. Husted . . Joseph J. Cler Benediction. Recessional. Rev. George Dorsey . Kathy Blackford BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM Sunday, May 21, 1967 Processional Invocation . , Mary Linda Burd Rev. Clair Noblitt Methodist Church, Collison Scripture..................................Rev. Raymond Roberts Methodist-EUB Churches, Potomac Address,.......................................Rev. Raymond Roberts No Man Is An Island .......................Senior Girls' Ensemble Benediction. .....................................Rev. Clair Noblitt Recessional. ...................................... Mary Linda Burd CLASS MOTTO Learn From the Past, Meet the Present, Prepare for the Future. CLASS FLOWER Pink Rose CLASS COLORS Pink and White Honors D.A.R. Citizenship - Kim Williams S.A.R. Citizenship - Mark Dorsey Homemaker of Tomorrow Linda Soloman Jim Obenland Valedictorian Anita Schluter Salutatorian THE 1967 RESUME SENIOR CLASS Armstrong High School Armstrong , Illinois Officers We, the Senior Class of Armstrong High School, dedicate the 1967 Resume' to the memory of our fellow classmate and friend, Johnny Hale. We will always have fondest memories of Johnny and his congenial personality. CLASS PRESIDENT KEVIN HEDRICK Trojan Talk Staff 2. Basketball 1,2.3,4; Track 1, Student Council 3, Class President 1,4; Annual Staff 4. Band 1.2, 3,4; Pep Band 1.2, 3,4; Stage Music Contest 1,2,4; County Music Festival 2,3,4, Homecoming Attendant 2,4. CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT RANAE DAVIES Mixed Chorus 1.2,3,4. Girl's Chorus 1,2; G. A. A. 1.2, Trea- surer 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3.4; Finance Chairman 2, Vice-Pres. 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Flag Custodian 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Annual Staff 4. CLASS SECRETARY EDITOR ANITA SCHLUTER Mixed Chorus 1.2,3, Girl's Chorus 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3,4. Trea surer 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Trojan Talk 2.3,4, Editor 2; An- nual Staff 3.4. Editor 4; All School Play 2; Junior Ensemble 3; Pep Club 4; Librarian 4; State Music Contest 1,2,3; Grad- uation Marshall 3, Homecoming Attendant 4. CLASS TREASURER GREG ACTON Baseball 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2.3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Letter- man's Club 3,4. President 4; Flag Custodian 4; Class Vice- Pres. 2; Homecoming Attendant 3, King 4. CO-EDITOR LINDA SOLOMAN F. H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Degree Oiairman 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2.3, Junior Ensemble 3; Girl's Chorus 1,2.3; All School Play 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Junior Co-editor 3, Co-editor 4; Flag Cus- todian 4. DIANE HOVELN F. H.A. 1,2.3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; G. A. A. 2,3,4, President 3; Class President 2,3; Flag Custodian 4; Band 1; Girl's Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 1,2,3,4; District Speech Contest 3,4; Trojan Talk Staff 2.3, Co-editor 3; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Ensemble 3,4; Junior Ensemble 3; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Queen 4. DIANA GREER Mixed Chorus 1. 2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2; State Music Contest 2; F. H. A. 1.2,3,4, Historian 2, Sec- tion Vice President of Public Relations 4; Homecoming Attend- ant 3,4; Class Secretary 1; Cheerleading 3,4; Graduation Cho- rus 1; Flag Custodian 4; Librarian 4. MAUREEN CODER Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, State Music Contest 1, 2,3,4; Trojan Talk 2,4; Gymnastics 1; Girls' Chorus 1; Speech Contest 4; Flag Custodian 4; District Spring Festival 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2,4. STAN GILDERSLEEVE F. F, A. 1, 2,3,4; Sentinel 2, 3; Land Judging Contest 2,3; Livestock Judging 2, 3; F. F. A. Basketball 3.4; Dairy Judging 1; Flag Custodian 4. KIM WILLIAMS Class Secretary 3; Student Council 1.2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice President 4, State Convention 1,3, State Workshop 1, District Convention Discussion Leader 3, Credentials Committee 4; G, A. A. 1.2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4: Trojan Talk 2,3, 4, Newspaper Conference 2, Co-editor 3, News Editor 2; Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4, State Girls' Chorus Contest 1,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4, State Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4. PAULINE ROCKER G.A. A. 1.2,3.4, Treasurer 3; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Flag Custod- ian 4; Band 1; Girls' Chorus 2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Trojan Talk 2,3; Class Ensemble 3,4; Homecoming Ensemble 4. MIKE DORSEY Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 2; Pep Club 4; Letterman’s Club 2,3. MARK DORSEY DIANNA TAYLOR SHERYL CREIGHTON Band 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Girl's Chorus 1,2,3.4; State Music Contest 1,2,3,4. Junior Ensemble 3; Senior Ensemble 4; Homecoming Ensemble 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Graduation Chorus 1,2,3; County Music Festival 2,3,4; Trojan Talk Staff 2; Newspaper Typist 3,4; G.A.A. 2, 3.4; F.H.A. 1,3,4. Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Student Council 1.2,3,4. President and District Treasurer. bill camp Basketball 1.2.3,4; F.F.A. 1,2.3,4, Vice President 2.3; Track 1.2. 3,4; Class Treasurer 2, Dairy Judging Team 2,3, 4, Soil Judging Team 2; Lettermen's Club 2,3, Vice President 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. CHERYL HEUER Class Vice President 1; Trojan Talk 2; F. H. A. 1.2,3.4. Sec retary 4, Girls' Chorus 1. Band 1, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Speech Contest 3; Pep Club 4; Flag Custodian 4; Graduation Chorus 1. SHERRI BEDDOE Cheerleader 3.4; F.H. A. 1.2.3.4; Trojan Talk 3; Girls' Cho rus 3, Librarian 3, President; Gymnastics 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Parkway High School Cheerleader 1. JIM JONES « Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Gymnastics 1; Stage Band 3. 4; State Music Contest 2; Flag Custodian 4; Student Council 1.2,4; All School Play 2; Trojan Talk 2,3; County Music Festival 3. MARY WISE G. A. A, 1.2. 3.4, Vice-President 3; F. H. A. 1,2.3.4; Trojan Talk 2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Class Treasurer 1; Flag Cus- todian 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Pep Club 4. SHEILA HANOVER F. H.A. 1,2,4; Band 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 4; Flag Custodian 4; Trojan Talk 2. STEVE WILLARD Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Baseball 1.2,3,4. JACKIE RICHARDSON G.A.A. 1.2,3.4, Vice-President 4; F. H. A. 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; State Band Contest 1.2.3.4; County Music Festival 2.3,4; Pep Band 1,2.3; Trojan Talk Staff 2.3; Cheerleader 4; Librarian 4; Flag Custodian 4; Student Council 1.2. NANCY JOHNSTON Student Council 3.4. Treasurer 4; F.H. A. 1.2.3.4. Historian 2, Finance Co-Chairman 4; G.A.A. 1.2; Mixed Chorus 1.2. 3; Band 1; Trojan Talk 2; Flag Custodian 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 4. CARROLL WERNIGK F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Foundation award winner 3, Grain judging team 2,3; Flag custodian 4; Junior class secretary. CARL WISE DEBBIE BUCK PAM KISSACK Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1,3. Track 3,4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Flag Custodian 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Secretary 2,3,4; F.F.A. Basketball 3,4; Land Judging 1,2,3,4; Grain Judging 2; Dairy Judging 1; F.F.A. Public Speaking 2,3; Parliamentary Procedure Contest 3, A” Club 4. F.H.A. 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; Trojan Talk 2,3,4, Typist 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; Baccalaureate Marshall 3; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Flag Custodian 4; Librarian 2. HOWARD NOBLITT JERRY JARBOE F.F.A. 1,2,3.4, Dairy Judging Contest 1,2,3, F.F.A. Basket- ball 3, Und Use Contest 1,2,3, Leadership Training School 3, 4, Parliamentary Procedure Contest 2,3, Public Speaking Con- test 2, President 2,3,4, Junior President 1; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 4; All School Play 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Lettermen's Club 4; National F.F.A. Convention 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1. HERB WOODEN LARRY CUNDIFF F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Reporter 2,3,4; Soil Judging 2; Flag Custo- dian 4. JANET DOWNING KATHY SHOOK Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girl's Chorus 1,2; F. H.A. 1,2, 3.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3. The Senior Class Will I, DIANNA TAYLOR, will to my sister all my shorthand notebooks, and the shorthand book with all the punctuations written in for her. I, MARK DORSEY, will to Barry Keal a baseball diamond in persic condition. I, GAYLE BROOKS, will Kay Criblez, all my Civics notes. I, JIM OBENLAND, will David Henderson one used meal ticket. I, CARROLL WERNIGK, will all the jokes I have forgotten to John Bruns. Have fun, John! I, CATHY DUDLEY, will my squeaky desk with the broken top to Sue Dorsey. I also will my abilities of getting into trouble in 9th hour study hall to Barbara Atkins. I, BILL CAMP, will Ron Shafer one case of RED love savers. I, MAUREEN CODER, will my ability to drop the music during a solo in the Spring Concert, because of a certain trombone player to Marla Manon. I, LARRY CUNDIFF, will Em a pair of contact lenses so he can see the cars coming at him. I also will Wayne Wise my ability to get along with the teachers. I, JANET DOWNING, will Sue Dorsey singing lessons and a new list of songs for P.E. and Home Ec. I, MIKE JARVIS, will my back seat on the bus to Ron Chesnut who always manages to get put in front. I, STAN GILDERSLEEVE, will my ability to get into trouble to Stan Frerichs. I MARY WISE, will and bequeath my ability to go barefoot 2nd hour to Karlene Hinrichs and Debbie Schneider. I NANCY JOHNSTON, will and bequeath my ability to start my own restaurant with Borrowed dishes to Linda Keal. I, JACKIE RICHARDSON, will to Arthur Schluter a quiet clock for his car that won't disturb him during all of his big emergencies. 1, KATHY SHOOK, will all of the knowledge I have accumumlated in the past four years to my brothers, Carl and Randy. Use it sparingly, boys, there isn't much. I, JANICE DUDLEY, willallmy books to Sue Dorsey to go along with her squeaky desk from Cathy. Have fun. Sue I 1, KEVIN HEDRICK, will Phyllis Hedrick and Marla Swanson a new set of tinkle bells. I, JERRY JARBOE, will my 12 years of riding the bus to anyone with a durable posterior. 1, JIM JONES, being of not too sound a mind, will and bequeath to Stan Frerichs, Jim Goldenstein, and Red Parrish my marvelous eight ball that always tells the truth. Keep it goin', boys. I, SHERRI BEDDOE, will Phyllis Hedrick the ability not to drive into any ditches with Chew, especially with Gary and me. Watch those cars that pass on the hills! 1, KIM WILLIAMS, will all the notes I have taken in classes during the last four years to who ever makes the highest bid! I, GREG ACTON, will my all natural ability to do nothing to Park Acton. I, LINDA SOLOMAN, will Ron Shafer a ticket on the last train to Boswell, Indiana, and a copy of Winchester Cathedral . I, DIANA GREER, will to Bain Ashcraft the ability to stay up late on nights that I'm out to make sure I'm home on time! I, DIANA HOVELN, will a new set of rules and patience to all the teachers, because they will need it next year when my red-headed sister will be a freshman. She’s even worse than I am! 1, RANAE DAVIES, will Doug Jackson and Park Acton a winker, so they won't get lonely when I'm gone. I, PAULINE ROCKER, will Mrs. Engolf all the ANGEL food cakes in the world. I, STEVE WILLARD, will many more fish and rabbit fries in the woods to Mike Ackerman and Mike Gor- don. 1, CHERYL HEUER, will Arthur Schluter the ability to always stand by our mono, Love'em and leave'- em. ” I, ANITA SCHLUTER, will my reliable watch, that gets me everywhere a half-hour late, to Gail Ramm. I, PAM KISSACK, will Susan Cannon my seat in Danny Miliis' car. I, MARIA COX, being of sound mind, will my American History book with the answers in it to Rujean Davis, and to my sister, Carol, I will the ability to get back all the money I've lost in the pop machine. I, HERB WOODEN, being of sound mind, hereby relinquish my great ability to play great basketball to Ed Cler. I, SHERYL CREIGHTON, will Paul Ludwig my ability to be the quietest one on the bus, and to Ruth Ann Crowe, my ability to have fun with deodorant bottles in P.E. Class. I, HOWARD NOBLITT, will all of the paper wads in my desk to Ron Chesnut. They are to be used in tormenting Emerson Shumate, bus driver on the Collison route. I, DEBBIE BUCK, am willing to leave. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS WILL Mrs. Bauer, a typing class that can find a 60-space line without help. Mrs. Roberts, a Typing II student that won't put a duplicating master in a typewriter backwards. Mrs. Bachman, enough ingenuity to raise money for a trip to Spain. Mrs. Egolf, girls who remember to have their lunch cards punched before they eat upstairs. Mrs. Rotigel, best wishes in your new Art room where the Home Ec girls won't be messing up the projects. Miss Townsend, a speech class that won't try to sell tomato juice or peanut butter, and a student who is quiet ALL year and not just ONE day. Mrs. Tate, a P. E. Class that likes to do stunts and is ABLE to do them. Mr. Bezely, some intelligent girls in Civics class and a brand new wasp-swatter. Mr. Hulfachor, a Reminnen with a long barral. Mr. Stuby, an apron to keep the chalk dust off his clothes. Mr. Culp, a life-time supply of unbreakable chalk. Mr. McCollem, seniors who know how to fill out applications. Mr. Kidoguchi, a FAST music sorter and ensembles that want to practice. Mr. Darrow, an Ag class that doesn't turn the intercom on. Mr. Stagen, a private office with his name in gold on the door. Mr. Husted, a senior class that doesn't destroy school property on initiation day. Betty, students who don't fold, spindle, or mutilate their lunch cards. Kenny, a busload of future seniors who act like first graders, living up to his expectations. Lee, a heater with better controls and a gas mask for every seat. Em, a new hunting cap and ejection seats with seat belts. Charlie, a bus route that by-passes the Holt farm. Cooks, kids who place the food in the right disposal containers. School board, a class just like that of 1967! Senior Class Prophecy The year is now 1977, and Kevin Hedrick, 1967 graduate of that now prosperous metropolis of Armstrong, Illinois, decides to look up all of his old friends. Being a traveling toupee salesman, Kev takes a few weeks off to see them. To start his journey, we'll go to the opposite side of the world, Europe. In Spain, Howard Noblitt is now the World Champion of that wonderful sport, PING-PONG. After her suc- cess with the mini-skirt, Kim Williams is now a famous trend-setting teacher in Liverpool, England. In Ger- many, Kev finds Jim Obenland as Liberace's protege. Liberace and Jim are about to give their first jazz concert. Going off to Sweden, he finds Maria Cox is a world famous hair-stylist. Most of her business comes from her friends who find that Sweden is a perfect vacation spot. In Russia, Kev comes across Dianna Taylor (Smith), a happy housewife with four children, who all know shorthand inside-out and backwards. Her next-door neighbor is her sister-in-law, Mary Wise who is a successful executive secretary for the USSR government. Kevin is getting restless, so he goes on to Arabia, where he finds that Janet Downing has just won the world honor of being the only person who knows how to enjoy SILENCE! In Ethiopia, Kev finds none other than Cheryl Heuer, who is visiting all her fellow Twinkies. Before leaving, Kev learns from Cheryl that Maureen Coder is the all-time paper wad shooting champ of South Africa. Kev makes two more stops in Asia before going back to the States. One stop is in Japan where he finds Sherri Beddoe, a professional cheerleader for the Japan All-Stars. Cathy Dudley is close by. She is carrying on Nancy Sinatra's tradition of These boots are made for walking! down the narrow streets of China. Going down to Australia, Kev finds that Sheryl Creighton is the minister of her church, but in her spare time she tests chairs for breakage-resistance for die Acme Furniture Company. Sheryl tells Kev that most of his other friends are in the States, so he doesn't hesitate to return. Making his first stop in Hawaii, Kev finds that Kathy Shook is President of the Door-to-Door Sales Promotion, and makes her headquarters in Hawaii. Going over to the Bahamas, Debbie Buck is found to be James Bond's pri- vate! !!! secretary. In Florida, Jackie Richardson is teaching her own Math theories in her own personal way! While crossing Florida, Kev finds Nancy Johnston and Mike Jarvis just traveling around. Nancy is a professional shoplifter, and Mike is Toastmaster at all county and state fairs. I'll drink to that, right boys!!!! Traveling up the Atlantic Coast, Kev runs into Jim Jones in Washington, D.C. Jim is the top candidate for DOG-CATCHER!” Coming into New York, Kev finds Janice Dudley occupying her time as a poet in Green- wich Village. RaNae Davies has finally got her barber's permit and gets most of her business from her husband. Moving up into Canada. Kev finds that Gayle Brooks is now full owner of the NO-SWINDLE BROOKS car lot. Business seems to be pretty good. In Alaska, Herb Wooden has his own dog-sled team and sells furs on the side. Next stop is Los Angeles, California. Here Kev finds Diane Hoveln, still trying to get her RN license at Los Angeles County Hospital. Having completed her 500th unsuccessful operation. Diane is ready to try her luck on her 501st case. Her victim is none other than the famous Tiger Acton, college athlete who was injured in his last game. Will it or will it not be a success? Kev does learn from Greg that Bill Camp is now quarterback for the good ol' Green Bay Packers, but still trying to pass Chemistry! In Iowa, Kev finds that Jerry Jarboe has taken over as N. F.O. national President, and the organization has doubled its production of car stickers. In St. Louis. Missouri. Mark Dorsey has finally fulfilled his high-school dream of attending St. Louis U. Fact is. he is now Dean of the university. Coming closer to Illinois, Kev finds a familiar Home Ec teacher in Indiana. Linda Soloman specializes in sewing, but in her spare time is seen with a local hog farmer. Now a local hog farmer, Stan Gildersleeve raises 10, 000 hogs yearly. Coming even closer to Armstrong. Kev runs into Pauline Rocker in Oswego, which is now a suburb of Arm- strong. Here Pauline is a happily married housewife with four children. In her spare time she is seen racing with a four-on-the-floor---four kids, that is! When Kev finally reaches Armstrong, he finds Mike Dorsey as the head auctioneer at the Penfield, Chicago Sale Barns and Stockyards. In Collison, Larry Cundiff is leader of that fearful gang, Collison Wild Angels! Kev finds Pam Kissack teaching Successful Housekeeping in Potomac, where she is a happy housewife. Diana Greer has taken over the job of Champaign - Vermilion County Deputy Sheriff from her father-in-law. Finally Kev reaches his old home spot, Armstrong High, which now has an enrollment of 3, 000 students. While he is there, he finds that some of his friends just couldn’t leave the old place. After four unsuccessful years at Eastern, Anita Schluter is found behind the scorekeeper's bench at every ATHS ballgame. She has final- ly reached the top—official scorekeeper’s position. Carl Wise, now a Chemistry professor, is assisting Big Bill with his nine-class schedule each day. Kev was really surprised when he saw the coach of the Armstrong's All- Star Big Ten Team. To his amazement it was—Coach Steve Willard!!!! Juniors JUNIOR OFFICERS Vice-President President. . . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . . . . . Barry Keal . . . . Ron Shafer . . Debbie Wolfe . Kathy Blackford 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 Kay Crlblez Ruth Crowe Sue Dorsey Jim Epley Stan Frerichs Marvine Frye Dan Gordon Mike Gordon Phyllis Hedrick Ed Hesterberg Karlene Hinrichs Doug Johnson Barry Keal Roy Knight Sandra Learned Carol Limauge Marla Marron Danny Mi His Krisit McQuaid Ken Powell Larry Pruiett Shirley Putnam Gail Ramm Gary Reynolds Art Schluter Debbie Schneider Ron Shafer Marla Swanson Wayne Wise Debbie Wolfe Steve Zindars Bill MacAnally 'In Home Ec. we learn to relax. Big Bill's little Pam doing the Big W S9JOUl01jdo§ Sophomores SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President.........................................Pam Ludwig Vice-President.........................Bonnie Roberts Secretary.............................Steve Williams Treasurer............................Rosalia Schluter Cheryl Ackerman Bain Ashcraft Debbie Bartlow Bill Bruns Don Buck Jim Buck Arlen Buhr Kathy Cade Carol Cox Sally Cremeens Ann Criblez Rujean Davis Bob Dorsey Bill Dudley Judy Evans Denis Gildersleeve Dean Gildersleeve Jim Goldenstein Janet Hale David Hayslip Dan Henderson Wanda Hall Mike Irvin Tom James Jackie Jarboe Scotty King Dennis Limauge Brad Ludwig Pam Ludwig Mark Murrell Lincoln Noblitt Steve Parrish Bill Powell Kerry Prichard Anita Ramm Ed Reed Dvyaine Reynolds Bonnie Roberts Rosalia Schluter Randy Shook Donna Taylor Alice Wemigk Steve Williams Bob MacAnally Helping the freshmen. Greg? The wildest angel? Freshmen FRESHMAN OFFICERS President. . . Treasurer . . Vice President Secretary . . . . Linda Keal . Nancy Gordon Dave Henderson JoAnne Schluter Mike Ackerman Dave Albers Duane Buhr Rick Burd Ed Cler Pam Cler Dennis Coakley Lee Ann Davies John Dorsey John Dudley Donna Duitsman Debbie Frerichs Jim Gordon Nancy Gordon Judy Hale David Henderson Betty Hill No picture Athalia Hunt Bob Husted Rick James Terry James Randy Johnson Roy Johnson Linda Keal Karen King Carol Leverich Sue Long Connie Ludwig Mike Ludwig Paul Ludwig Pat Marron Sue Noblitt Larry Richardson JoAnne Schluter Linda Schmidt Sandy Shafer - Carl Shook Janet Vermillion David Watkins Mervin Wilken Alice Wise Jackie Wise Stanley Wolfe Mary Wooden Holy Balloons! BOARD OF EDUC AT ION--Left to Right: Paul Ludwig, Joe Cler, President: Alvin Duitsman, Glenn Reynolds, Keith Blackford, Harry Ashcraft, George Johnson. JO AN ROTIGEL B. A.. Wayne State University M. A.. University of Toledo Art. English DONALD STAGEN B. S.. Illinois State University M. E.. University of Illinois Industrial Arts KAY TOWNSEND B. S. Ed.. Eastern Illinois University English, Speech JANET BACHMAN B.S. Ed., Bradley University English CARROLL DARROW B. S., M. S., Oklahoma University Agriculture JAMES KIDOGUCHI B. S.. M. S.. Illinois State University Music DONALD MC COLLEM B. S. Ed.. Illinois State University M. S. Ed.. University of Illinois Guidance JOANNE TATE B.S. Ed.. Illinois State University P. E.. Social Studies LEN STUBY B.S. Ed.. Eastern Illinois University M. S.. Tch. of Math, University of Illinois Mathematics LARRY HULFACHOR B.S. Ed.. Oakland City College P. E., Social Studies MARGARET EGOLF B.S. Ed.. Illinois State University Home Economics ROBERT BEZELY B. S. Ed.. Illinois State University P. E.. Social Studies WILLIAM CULP B.S. Ed.. Eastern Illinois University Science JOANN BAUER B.S. Ed., Eastern Illinois University Librarian GENEVIEVE ROBERTS B.S. Ed., Illinois State University Commerce BETTY KINNEY Thirteenth Year as Office Secretary COOKS--Irene Moffett and Laura Wright. BUS DRIVERS AND JANITORS--Em Shumate. Charlie Shumate, LecBooher. and Kenny Moffett. Snapshots at A.T.H.S. Boy, do those freshman love Mother Goose story books. What's your hurry, Stan? FREEZE!!! Linda, is that a pancake turner? Mr. Stuby: Then you take the square root of 10 to find. . . That's what I say. . . .that's what I say!! I ' a ' A X V WW yy mZy jV y W W y Wj A' a v vy yV yTA' S 07 . Activities m A V, y s v 7y OTA -z S V , ' J Y ? S; ' y s wy Zy yy y vfiyy Jr Wr jy .'S , , ' ' J ■ .' V. ' Annual Staff Left to Right: Mrs. Bauer, Advisor: Kathy Blackford, Mary Linda Burd, Diane Hoveln, Greg Acton, Business Manager: RaNae Davies, Ron Shafer, Kevin Hedrick. Seated: Anita Schluter, Editor. Absent: Linda Soloman, Ass't. Editor. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS—Nancy Johnston, Treasurer; Kim Williams. Vice President; Mark Dorsey, President; Kathy Blackford, Secretary; Gail Ramm, Reporter. First Row; Mr. Stagen. advisor; Don Ashcraft. Pam Cler, Karen King. Anita Ramm, Jackie Jarboe. Mrs. Bachman, ad- visor. Second Row; Paul Ludwig, Jerry Jarboe. Gail Ramm, Nancy Johnston. Kathy Blackford. Kim Williams. Third Row; David Henderson. Ron Shafer. Jim Jones. Mark Dorsey, Steve Williams. Jim Buck. Lettermen’s Club First Row: Doug Johnson, Park Acton, Jerry Jarboe, Carl Wise, Scotty King, Mr. Bezely, Mr. Hulfachor, Ad- visors. Second Row: Barry Real, Wayne Wise, Ron Shafer, Secretary-Treasurer: Arthur Schluter, Bill Camp, Vice-President: Greg Acton, President. GAA First Row: Diane Hovein, Anita Schluter. Pauline Rocker, Kim Williams. Debbie Buck. Karen King, Carol Leverich, Bonnie Roberts. Linda Keal. JoAnne Schluter. Donna Duitsman. Jackie Jarboe. Mary Wooden. Sandy Shafer. Susan Can- non. Second Row: Lee Ann Davies. Mary Wise, Alice Wise, PamCler. Athalia Hunt, Jackie Richardson. Sheryl Creight- on. Marla Marron, Kay Criblez, Ruth Ann Crowe, Ann Criblez. Debbie Bartlow, Alice Wernigk. Nancy Gordon, Jackie Wise. 1 G. A. A. OFFICERS—Marla Marron, Secretary: Jackie Jarboe, Reporter; Kim Williams. President; Jackie Richardson, Vice-President; Anita Schluter, Trea- surer. FHA First Row: Anita Ramm, Mary Linda Burd, Sandra Learned, Marsha Brooks, Donna Taylor, Cheryl Heuer, Diana Greer, Jackie Richardson, Sheryl Creighton, Nancy Johnston, Mary Wise. Second Row: Kathy Blackford, Gail Ramm, Janet Hale, Sue Dorsey, Barb Atkins, JoAnne Schluter, Alice Wise, Janet Downing, Debbie Wolfe, Shirley Putnam, Sheila Hanover. Third Row: Sue Long, Cheryl Ackerman, Rosalia Schluter, Marla Swanson, Phyllis Hedrick, RaNae Davies, Sherri Bedoe, Joyce Garrett, Marvine Frye, Pauline Rocker, Linda Soloman, Diane Hoveln, Linda Zindars. Fourth Row: Debbie Bartlow, Alice Wernigk, Mary Wooden, Debbie Frerichs, Jackie Wise, Rujean Davis, Judy Hale, Karlene Hinrichs, Linda Cain, Debbie Buck. Pres. - Diane, V.-Pres. - Mary Linda, Sec. - Cheryl, Treas. - Karlene, Finance CO-Chairman - Nancy Cheryl, Parlimentar- ian - Phyllis, Historians - Mar- sha Sandy, Degree Chairman - Linda, Reporter - Debbie. Chapter Grandmother Irene Wright Honorary Member Betty Kinney Chapter Parents Mr. Mrs. Claas E. Hoveln Mary Linda Burd 67-68 Section 15 President Diana Greer 66-67 Section 15 Vice-President of Public Relations FFA First Row: Mr. Darrow, Advisor: Larry Cundiff, Carl Wise, Jerry Jarboe, Don Ashcraft, Roy Knight, Wayne Wise. Second Row: Brad Ludwig, Pat Marron, Roy Johnson, Ken Powell, Mike Ludwig, Rick James, Carroll Wernigk, Dan Henderson, Bill Powell. Third Row: Bill McAnally, Jim Buck, Bain Ashcraft, Park Acton, Paul Ludwig, Larry Richardson, Denis Gildersleeve. Fourth Row: Dean Gildersleeve, Randy Johnson, Bill Camp, Ed Hester- berg, Stan Gildersleeve, Stan Frerichs, Dan Gordon, Mike Jarvis, Bill Bruns. F.F.A. OFFICERS--Roy Knight, Treasurer; Jerry Jarboe, President Wayne Wise, Sentinel; Larry Cundiff, Reporter Carl Wise, Secretary; Don Ashcraft, Vice-President; Mr. Dar- row, Advisor. Science Club First Row: Jackie Jarboe, Marla Marron, Mark Dorsey, Greg Acton, Bill Camp, Carl Wise, Terry James, David Watkins, Paul Ludwig. Second Row: Janet Hale, Debbie Bartlow, Karen King, Rick Burd, Dennis Coakley, Ed Reed, Tom James, John Dorsey, Rick James. Third Row: Mr. Culp, advisor; Pat Marron, Susan Cannon, Linda Schmidt, Sandy Shafer, Athalia Hunt, Carol Leverich, Pam Cler, Jim Buck. Absent: Janet Vermillion, Randy Shook, Roy Johnson, Donna Duitsman, Susan Noblitt, Lincoln Noblitt. Officers PRESIDENT Marla Marron SECRETARY Jackie Jarboe LIBRARIAN Karen King REPORTER Paul Ludwig VICE-PRESIDENT Carl Wise TREASURER Pat Marron Trojan Talk Staff First Row: Mrs. Rotigel, advisor: Sheryl Creighton, Gayle Brooks, Kim Williams, Diana Greer, Maureen Coder, Kathy Blackford, Mrs. Roberts, advisor. Second Row: Marsha Brooks, Sandra Learned, Anita Schluter, Debbie Buck, Steve Parrish, Ron Shafer, Arthur Schluter. Typists: Mary Wise, Dianna Taylor, Karlene Hinrichs. Pep Club 'fi ° ,r n ri A A°A A� r X n «■ . aa In h f i V° WwX'Ji First Row: Mr. Bezely, advisor: Phyllis Hedrick, Sherri Beddoe, Jackie Richardson, RaNae Davies, Diana Greer, Mr. Stagen, advisor. Second Row: Mrs. Tate, cheerleading advisor: Debbie Bartlow, Rujean Davis, Judy Hale, Donna Duitsman, Park Acton, Rick Burd, Howard Noblitt, Connie Ludwig, Janet Vermillion, Karlene Hinrichs, Diane Hoveln, JoAnne Schluter. Third Row: Susan Cannon, Kay Criblez, Jackie Jarboe, Ann Criblez, Janet Hale, Ruth Ann Crowe, Tom James, Dan Henderson, Jim Buck, Debbie Frerichs, Linda Zindars, PamCler, Anita Schluter, Linda Keal. Fourth Row: Carol Leverich, Gail Ramm, Kathy Blackford, Anita Ramm, Pam Ludwig, Doug Johnson, Lincoln Noblitt, Bill Bruns, Nancy Johnston, Karen King, Alice Wise, Cheryl Heuer, LeeAnn Davies. Fifth Row: Sandy Shafer, Linda Schmidt, Cheryl Ackerman, Marla Marron, Jerry Jarboe, Mike Irvin, Mark Dorsey, Roy Knight, Scotty King, Kim Williams, Debbie Buck, Marvine Frye, Athalia Hunt, Sue Long. Sixth Row: Carl Wise, John Dorsey, John Dudly, Jim Gordon, Mike Gordon, Dave Albers, Steve Zindars, Ar- len Buhr, Steve Williams, Larry Pruiett, Barry Keal, Art Schluter, Dean Gildersleeve, Don Ashcraft, Bain Ash- craft. Absent: Marla Swanson. Band First Row: Jackie Richardson. GailRamm, Susan Noblitt. Rujean Davis. Maureen Coder. Marla Marron. Debbie Schneider. Sheryl Creighton. Second Row: Alice Wetnigk. Sandy Shafer. Connie Ludwig. Brad Ludwig. Kevin Hedrick. Jim Jones. David Watkins. Ann CHblez. Mary Wooden. Janet Vermillion. Bain Ashcraft. Rick James. Kay Criblez. Third Row: Carol Leverich, Mike Ludwig, Park Acton. Janet Hale. Tom James. Cheryl Ackerman. James Manon. Paul Ludwig. Debbie Bartlow. JoAnne Schluter. Pam Ludwig. Anita Ramm. Mr. Kidoguchi, Director. Absent; Marla Swanson. Pep Band Mixed Chorus First Row: Marvine Frye. Rujean Davis, Carol Li mange, Maureen Coder, Cheryl Heuer, Diana Greer, Kathy Blackford, Mary Linda Burd, Linda Schimidt. Alice Wernigk. Kay Criblez, Pam Ludwig. Debbie Frerichs. Second Row: Debbie Schneider, Christy McQuaid, Betty Hill, Pam Cler, Debbie Wolfe. Athalia Hunt, Alice Wise, Karen King. Susan Can- non. Ruth Crowe. Linda Zindars. Cheryl Ackerman. Ann Criblez. Shirley Putnam. Third Row: Donna Duitsman, Lee Ann Davies. Karlene Henrichs, Sue Long, Linda Keal, Nancy Gordon. Connie Ludwig, Diane Hoveln, Pauline Rocker, Kim Williams, Gail Ramm, Sue Noblitt, Rosalia Schluter, Anita Ramm, Sheryl Creighton. Fourth Row: Howard Nob- litt. Dennis Limange. Mark Murrell, David Henderson. Ricky Burd. Terry James. David Watkins. Wayne Wise. Lincoln Noblitt. absent: Marla Swanson. Gir s’ Chorus First Row: Carol Limange. Debbie Wolfe, Sheryl Creighton, Kim Williams, Marla Marron, Linda Schmidt. Pam Clex, Debbie Frerichs, Linda Zindars. Mary Linda Burd. Second Row: Karlene Hinrichs, Diane Hoveln, Pauline Rocker, Sue Noblitt. Shirley Putnam, Gail Ramm, Betty Hill, Kay Criblez, Ann Criblez. Anita Ramm. Rosalia Schluter. PIANISTS—Kathy Blackford. Mary Lind Burd. Stunt Night IBII Miniskirt invades A.T.H.S. Faculty? Security is a thumb and a blanket and being a 'No matter what shape. . . winner. ” Seated: Diane Hoveln, Queen; Greg Acton, King. Standing: Mike Ludwig, Connie Ludwig, Freshmen; Jim Goldenstein, Pam Ludwig, Sophomores; Ron Shafer, Gail Ramm, Juniors; Marcia King, 1965 Queen; Steve Wil- lard, basketball captain; Diana Greer, Kevin Hedrick, Kim Williams, Mark Dorsey, Anita Schluter. Bill Camp. Greg Diane Kevin Diana Left to Right: Mike Pam; Jim Pam; Gail Ron. Kim Mark Anita Bill MAA-ZOOOO! I don't like your altitude! UH-HULLHHHH!! Did you ever get that surrounded feeling, Carl? Flag Custodians First Row: Mr. Bezely, advisor; Jerry Jarboe, Greg Acton, Jim Jones, Bill Camp, Carl Wise, Larry Cundiff. Second Row: Mark Dorsey, Janice Dudley, Cheryl Heuer, Diana Greer, Jackie Richardson, Mary Wise, Nancy Johnston, Carroll Wernigk. Utird Row: Kathy Shook, Janet Downing, Maureen Coder, Pauline Rocker, Linda Soloman, Diane Hoveln, RaNae Davies, Debbie Buck. Initiation Did somebody lose a contact? Don’t jump! Is school really that bad? 1,2.3,... all together now! 1980 Armstrong Cheerleader CONCEIT Is he getting heavy, Pam? Spanish Club First Row: Mary Linda Burd, Gail Ramm, Jackie Jarboe, Mark Dorsey, Greg Acton, Ron Shafer, Dave Watkins, Mrs. Bachman, Advisor. Second Row: Steve Williams, Brad Ludwig, Jim Gordon, Ricky Burd, Terry James, Tom James, John Dorsey, David Albers, Kerry Prichard. Third Row: Barry Real, Doug Johnson, Pam Ludwig, Bonnie Roberts, Karen King, Linda Schmidt, Sandy Shafer, Athalia Hunt, Carol Leverich, Pam Cler. Fourth Row: Larry Pruiett, Marla Swanson, Phyllis Hedrick, Ann Criblez, LeeAnn Davies, Nancy Gordon, Connie Lud- wig, Linda Keal. PRESIDENT Ron Shafer SECRETARY Marla Swanson TREASURER Mark Dorsey Diana Greer RaNae Davies Jackie Richardson Phyllis Hedrick Sherri Beddoe Trojan Cheerleaders yy Y Y s A thletics ‘ y zyy, Varsity Baseball First Row Coach Hulfachor. Stan Frerichs, Greg Acton. Doug Johnson, Steve Willard, Mike D°R y. Mar r sey, Dennis Coakley. Second Row: Sun Wolfe. Steve Williams. Barry Real, Park Acton, Herb Wooden, Kerry Prichard, Wayne Wise and Terry James, Managers. Steve Willard Barry Keal Greg Acton Sun Frerichs Mark Dorsey Mike Dorsey Doug Johnson Park Acton Kerry Prichard Herb Wooden Dennis Coakley Sun Wolfe Freshmen -Sophomore Baseball First Row: Steve Williams, Rick Burd, Stan Wolfe, Kerry Prichard, Dennis Coakley. Coach Hulfachor. Second Row: Mike Ludwig, John Dorsey, David Watkins, Wayne Wise and Terry James, Managers. Absent: Lincoln Noblitt, Dan Henderson, Dave Henderson, Ed Cler, Roy Johnson. 1966 BASEBALL RECORD Varsity Opponents Junior Varsity We 6 They 7 Potomac We 4 They 3 We 6 They 5 East Lynn We 7 They 8 We 4 They 5 Rankin We 8 They 7 We 5 They 1 Potomac We 4 They 12 East Lynn We 3 They S Pankin We 11 They 7 Potomac We 5 They 3 TOURNAMENT Opponents We 1 They 0 East Lynn We 5 They 8 Rankin (Championship Game) Junior Varsity First Row: Arthur Schluter, Steve Parrish, Jim Goldenstein, Gary Abernathy, Dan Gordon, Roy Knight, Larry Pruiett. Second Row: Mike Ackerman, David Hayslip, Arlen Buhr, Herb Wooden, David Albers, Stan Wolfe, Bob Dorsey, Coach Hulfachor. Absent: Dan Henderson. Freshmen Basketball First Row: Bob Husted, Rick Burd, Stan Wolfe, David Albers, Dennis Coakley, Mike Ackerman. Sec- ond Row: Jim Gordon, Mike Ludwig, David Watkins, Rick James, Coach Hulfachor. Absent: Roy Johnson, Ed Cler, Dan Henderson. Varsity Basketball From Left to Right: Kevin Hedrick, Roy Knight, Jim Goldenstein, Dan Gordon, Ron Shafer, Stan Frerichs, Steve Willard, Bill Camp, Greg Acton, Steve Parrish, Coach Bezely. 1966-67 TROJAN'S SCHEDULE Armstrong 74 Rankin Opponents 54 63 Jamacia 52 81 Potomac 59 51 Georgetown 48 37 St. Joe-Ogden 52 104 Rossville 72 63 A.B.L. 38 110 Young America 61 77 Newman 42 Chrisman 72 Westville 60 Holiday 71 Georgetown 55 Tourney 1st 92 Uni High 53 85 Catlin 62 56 Ridge farm 47 73 Bismark 68 Vermillion 62 Catlin 33 County 50 Ridgefarm 47 Tourney 44 Georgetown 37 1st Place 73 Bismark 59 70 Potomac 45 74 Westville 58 68 Oak wood 63 78 Rankin 59 Ron Shafer Kevin Hedrick Steve Willard Sun Frerichs Bill Camp Greg Acton y '■ yy v v, vy v y A, v A Advertising 7‘ Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1967 Dowers Studio 1032 East Main Street Danv i 11e 111i no i s Davis Grain Company Bob Weller, Manager Phone 776-3255 Best Wishes to you through the years Goodwine State Bank Complete Loans Surplus $205,000 Capital $75,000 Phone 987- 135 Potomac Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '67 Village Barber Shop 776-3855 Colli son 111i no i s Plant New ZEA I I I I Funk's G Hybrids Unmatched yield power Proven for narrow rows and high population Rugged dependability Highest quality grain Your Funk's G Dealer L. 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