Armstrong High School - Resume Yearbook (Armstrong, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1971 volume:

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(256) (2 Administration..............35 Activities ......................55 Contents Our Faculty Out of the Classroom 6 Kathy Abernathy Arlen Ackerman Mike Babb Stacy Bartlow 8 Joy Behimer Jim Brooks Tim Buck Frank Butler Celia Cannon Garry Coffing Linda Cole Charles Cremeens 10 Bob Criblez Randy Duden Julian Fruhling Joe Gordon n Karen Gordon Jim Hayes Linda Hoveln Gloria Irvin 12 Mark James Pattilee James Lenore Jarboe Marvin Johnson 13 Bill Knight Bev Loschen Steve Mercer Annetta Mourer u Jeanne Park Dan Powell 1 15 Janice Powell Karen Powell Bill Reed Leonard Schmidt 16 John Soloman Dale Swanson Jim Tartar Jane Thornton Sally Willard Joann Wise is Picture Not Available Patti Chesnut Vic Irvin Ron Mullins Ray Wooden 19 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pattilee James, President; Gloria Irvin, Secretary; Bev Loschen, Treasurer; Dale Swanson, Vice President. • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • I • •0 0 0 % % • • • I ■ -O U • f I •' f • ' f i'J il iv ':5v I tA v ' V . -V :' ' v-i;v V v • 7' v- T-WP Jackie Ackerman Linda Ahlf CAUTION: Nancy Ahlf Sandy Albers Lynn Blackford Scott Brown Carl Camp Mike Camp Dane Casper Dennis Creighton 22 Elza Cremeens Patty Curtis Look Ahead Keith Denoyer Terri Downing Gary Frerichs Patty Gordon David Hale Katie Hedrick Gary Helfrich Larry Helfrich Juniors Patti Huffington Wally Jarboe LEFT TURN LANE Pam King Sonna Knoll Roger Long Julie Ludwig Mary Marron Doris McCreary Obey Signals RIGHT TURN SIGNAL Dee Olson Jackie Pannbacker Phyllis Powell Donna Putnam Bill Ramn Marcus Rasmussen Dana Reynolds John Reardon Dora Dana, absent Juniors Susie Shook Kay Williams Paul Wise Debbie Elliott Geren Roberts Kathy Schluter CLASS OFFICERS: Roger Long, Treas.;Bill Ramm,Pres.;Linda Ahlf, V- Pres.; Jackie Ackerman, Sec. 26 Debbie Abernathy Carol Ackerman Julie Armstrong Russ Brooks BUS STOP { c STOP, LOOK, Janet Buck Larry Coffing Janice Buhr Becky Creighton Bob Camp Mary Criblez Linda Camp David Danford Terry Cler Darrell Dragoo 28 Mike Fourez Janine Fruhling Cheryl Hart Mike Henderson AND LISTEN Steve Koonce Judy Poyner Keith O’Banion Alan Rasmussen Carl Park Janice Reynolds Debbie Parrish Linda Roberts Denise Powell Brenda Schlueter Mary Schmidt Donna Smith Rhonda Smock Randy Sollars SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Linda Roberts, Treasurer; Janice Buhr, Secretary; Debbie Parrish, Vice President;Carol Ackerman, President. 30 Dick Albers Leroy Anderson Connie Bellamy Jane Buck YIELD, Proceed 32 Mike Buck Steve Buck Diane Buhr Cheryl Camp A Elizabeth Casper Randy Cler Dean Davies David Dukes Lesley Ewing Barry Fitzsimmons Cindy Frerichs Pam Frerichs with Caution Marlys Johnson Tom Keener Becky King Sharon Knoll Charles Koonce Joe Kuchenbrod Greg Limauge Cindy Loschen Gerald Loschen Mark Loschen Katy Marron Cindy Miles 33 Penny Miller Gerry Olson Brenda Pruiett Pam Reynolds Cheryl Roberts Susan Roberts Danny Shook Terry Shumate Aaron Sieberns Donna Sollars Linda Stingley Greg Vermillion Ken Williams Brenda Zindars George Dana FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Brenda Pruiett, Treasurer; Susan Roberts, Vice President; Ken Williams, President; Steve Buck, secretary. 34 Superintendent To the Students of Armstrong Twp. High School: It is with Best Wishes and Good Luck that 1 write this brief note. It is also with the hope that your school days have been of great value to you, perhaps even somewhat enjoy- able. 1 firmly believe that each of us truly enjoys those ac- tivities which we attempt to do our best. -Mr. Husted Principal It is my sincere hope that we at Armstrong High School have given you seniors some experiences and learning situa- tions that will help you achieve your highest goals and ex- pectations in the future. To the underclassmen, we will en- deavor to give you more than we have in the past; and at the same time we hope that you will dedicate yourself to making Armstrong High School the educational community that will help you the most in the years to come. The quality of a school is determined by the people in it and by others who affect it in one way or another. No school can be better than the desires and efforts of the stu- dents, the teachers, parents, and other people in the com- munity. -Mr. Stagen 36 Board of Education Front row: Harry Ashcraft, Glen Reynolds, President: Keith Blackford, Secretary; Joe Cler. Back row: Richard Fourez, Claus J. Hoveln, Mervin Frerichs. A thank you to the students and faculty for helping make We have got to build a better man before we build a better this a good school. society. What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. 37 Board of Education Armstrong Twp. High School Mrs. Tuttle Spanish 1,11, III, IV English IV Miss Morris 2nd Semester English III College Bound English Sociology Mrs. Roberts Typing I and II Bookkeeping Office Practice Shorthand 38 Faculty at ATHS Mr. Stuby Algebra 1 Geometry Trigonometry Mr. Phillips Biology I and II General Science General School Betty Kinney, Office Secretary, helping Gloria Irvin with graduation announcements. Janitors: Emerson Shumate and Lester Booher Cooks: Marjorie Ashcraft and Goldie Wilson 2 Lillian Reynolds, Nurse, checking Becky King Personnel Work Hard SHIV punojv 46 Varsity: Linda Roberts Sally Willard Patti Lee James Jackie Ackerman Julie Ludwig Substitutes: Janice Buhr Brenda Schlueter You can do it big team. leaders Don’t let them score. Front row: Dane Casper, Bill Ramm, Joe Gordon, Leonard Schmidt, Larry Helfrich, Gary Helfrich, Scott Brown. Back row: Coach Bezely, Dale Swanson, Mike Babb, Geren Roberts, Mike Camp, Dennis Olson, Julian Fruhling. Purple Power Is on the Move Armstrong 84 Jamaica 83 (20T) 69 Rankin 53 62 Potomac 53 60 Georgetown 58 52 St. Joe-Ogden 74 51 Rossville 50 58 Ridgefarm 47 72 Shiloh 65 60 Cheona 59 48 Sheldon 50 (OT) 66 Fisher 55 61 Bismarck 53 Armstrong 59 Potomac 65 61 Jamaica 65 (OT) 59 Westville 63 62 ABL 54 83 Oakwood 76 85 Rankin 43 66 Homer 72 (OT) 57 Catlin 38 78 East Lynn 65 68 East Lynn 49 79 Cissna Park 82 48 Get it straight. Coach! Supporters of our team. I jump higher in my Keds! Way to go Trojan Junior Armstrong 59 Jamacia 47 71 Rankin 32 46 Potomac 38 64 Georgetown 42 42 St. Joe-Ogden 48 63 Rossville 45 46 Ridgefarm 29 34 Shiloh 37 33 Fisher 29 39 Bismarck 53 45 Potomac 53 65 Westville 53 57 ABL 41 52 Oakwood 51 63 Rankin 29 49 Homer 44 47 Catlin 33 54 East Lynn 41 SOPHOMORE TEAM: Front row: Bob Camp, Alan Rasmussen, Steve Koonce. Back row: Keith O’Banion, Randy Sollars, Russell Brooks, Coach Hulfachor. 50 Varsity Teams FRESHMAN TEAM: Front row: Greg Limauge, Charles Koonce, Aaron Sie- berns, Ken Williams. Back row: Joe Kuchenbrod, Gerald Loschen, Dick Ab- lers, Coach Hulfachor. MANAGERS: Bill Johnson, Mike Henderson, Mike Fourez. si TEAM MEMBERS: Mr. Hulfachor, Mr. Ciesla. Vic Irvin, Steve Koonce, Frank Butler, Greg Limauge, Mr. Bezely, Geren Roberts, Dane Casper, Russ Brooks, Bill Johnson, Roger Long, Charles Koonce. Standing: Carl Camp, Keith O'Banion, Jim Tartar, and Gary Loschen. Baseball at Armstrong Try and catch this ball! 52 53 First row: Garry Loschen, Charlie Koonce, Dale Swanson, Dane Casper. Second row: Joe Kuchen- brod, Geren Roberts, Bill Ramm, Vic Irvin, Joe Gordon, Frank Butler, Paul Wise. Our Track Team Geren R. jumping the hurdles. Paul W. throwing the shot. Record setting distance medley at Jamaica. Dale S. winning the 440-yard dash. OFFICERS: Mrs. Byler, Sandra Albers. President; Joanne Wise. Parliamentarian; Liva Wise, Finance; Janice Reynolds, Degree Chairman; Donna Putnam, Trea- surer. Back row: Judy Poyner, Vice President; Elza Cremeens, Historian; Patty Gordon, Secretary, Linda Camp. Co-Historian; Janine Fruhling, Co-Finance. MEMBERS: Seated: Linda Stingley, Connie Bellamy, Cindy Miles, Karen Gordon, Phyllis Powell, Linda Cole. Standing: Pam Reynolds. Diane Buhr, Melinda Hinrichs, Cheryl Camp, Pam Frerichs, Cindy Loschen, Cindy Frerichs, Joyce Hoveln, Annetta Mourer, Becky Creighton, Penny Miller. 56 Newspaper Staff EDITORIAL STAFF: Seated is Mrs. Roberts, Publisher. Standing: Mary Marron, Feature Editor; Kay Williams, News Editor; Lynn Blackford. Assistant Editor; Mrs. Williamson, Advisor; Mrs. Tuttle, Advisor; John Soloman, Editor-in-Chief; Lenore Jar- boe. Typing Editor; Tim Buck, Feature Editor; Bob Criblez, Sports Editor. REPORTERS: First row: Patty Curtis, Leslie Ewing, Nancy Ahlf, Katie Hedrick, Celia Cannon, Judy Poyner, Janice Buhr. Second row: Lynne Hansbraugh, Carl Camp, Bev Loschen, Dale Swanson, Debbie Parrish, Linda Roberts, Geren Roberts, Sally Willard, Mike Babb. Back row: Ken Williams, Frank Butler, Bill Knight, Jane Thornton, Linda Cole, Kathy Abernathy, Rhonda Smock, Brenda Schlueter. 57 OFFICERS: Julian Fruhling, President, Section 18 Treasurer; Randy Duden, Vice President; Roger Long, Secretary; Mike Camp, Treasurer; Mike Henderson, Reporter; Bill Ramm, Sentinel; Bob Camp, Parliamentarian; Mr. Burkybile. F.F.A. MEMBERS: First row: Keith Denoyer, Bob Camp, Tom Keener, Steve Buck, Charles Koonce, Mike Buck, Richard Albers Aaron Steberns Second row: Gary Coffing. Joe Kuchenbrod, Gary Loschen, Julie Ludwig, Donna Putnam, Brenda Zindars John JJr ; p' r,7DCoffln8’Jullan FruhlinS- Third row: Dan Powell, Randy Duden, Paul Wise, Marvin Johnson, Carl Park, Mike Camp. Bill Ramm, Gary Frerichs, Arlen Ackerman, Mike Fourez, Roger Long, Mr Burkybile 58 Annual Staff Standing: Kay Williams. Pattilee James, Joy Behimer, Lynn Blackford, Mrs. Bauer, Advisor. Seated: Bev Loschen, Lenore Jarboe. Librarians 59 Standing: Donna Putnam, Lynn Blackford, Bev Loschen. Seated: Dana Reynolds. OFFICERS: Linda Ahlf, Secretary; Nancy Ahlf, Treasurer; Pattilee James, Presi- dent; Linda Hoveln, Vice President. G.A.A. MEMBERS: First row: Patti Huffington. Lynne Hansbraugh, Linda Stingley, Brenda Zindars, Jane Thornton. Janice Powell Linda Hoveln Joanne Wise. Second row: Patty Gordon. Kay Williams, Mary Schmidt. Denise Powell, Linda Roberts. Joy Be-’ r'h vi rynn Bia':kJ0r£ Len,0re Jau0e' Pattilee James' Third r0W: Nancy Ahlf’Janet Buck- Mafy Criblez- Becky Creighton Cheryl Camp. Becky King, Joyce Hoveln, Jane Buck, Elizabeth Casper. Celia Cannon. Back row: Brenda Schlueter, Linda Ahlf, Linda Camp, Liva Wise. Rhonda Smock, Cindy Frerichs, Pam Frerichs, Shari Knoll, Lesley Ewing, Phyllis Powell Cheryl 60 Flag Custodians First row: Bob Criblez, Charles Cremeens, Joanne Wise, Steve Mercer, Linda Cole, Jane Thornton, Stacy Bartlow, Randy Du- den. Second row: Frank Butler. Marvin Johnson, Vic Irvin. Lenore Jarboe. Pattilee James, Celia Cannon, Jim Brooks, Bill Reed. Third row: Ray Wooden, Dale Swanson, Leonard Schmidt, Mike Babb, Joe Gordon, Sally Willard, Patti Chesnut. 61 CHORUS: First row: Jackie Ackerman, Linda Roberts, Penny Miller, Susan Roberts, Donna Smith, Pam Reynolds, Jane Thornton, Brenda Schlueter, Katie Marron, Debbie Abernathy, Jane Buck, Elizabeth Casper, Mr. Ciesla. Nancy Ahlf at piano. Second row: Joy Behimer, Kay Williams, Celia Cannon, Lynn Blackford. Brenda Zindars, Shari Knoll, Becky King, Lenore Jarboe, Judy Poyner, Julie Ludwig, Linda Stingley, Janice Buhr. Third row: Keith Denoyer, Bill Knight, Geren Roberts, Steve Mercer, Mark James, Carl Camp, Ken Williams, Larry Coffing, Bill Ramm. Music for OFFICERS: First row: Mark James, President of Band; Nancy Ahlf, Trea- surer of Band; Linda Ahlf, Secretary of Band. Second row: Celia Cannon, Vice President of Chorus; Lenore Jarboe, President of Chorus; Kay Williams, Vice President of Band. First row: Car! Camp, Patty Gordon, Linda Ahlf, Becky Creighton, Becky King, Susan Roberts, Nancy Ahlf, Jane Buck, Deb- bie Abernathy, Jill Johnson. Second row: Patty Curtis, Cindy Miles, Linda Camp, Katie Marron, Janine Fruhling, Elizabeth Casper, Celia Cannon, Bill Ramm, Jane Thornton, Ken Williams, Marcus Rasmussen, Patti Huffington, Lynn Blackford, Geren Roberts, Linda Roberts, Gary Loschen, Steve Mercer, Joy Behimer. Back row: Mark James, Randy Cler, Kay Williams, Brenda Schlueter, Bob Criblez, Shari Knoll, Mr. Ciesla. Every Mood HOMECOMING ENSEMBLE: Jackie Ackerman, Celia Cannon, Judy Poyner, Linda Tate, Joy Behimer, Shari Knoll, Sonna Knoll, Kay Williams, Lenore Jar- boe. A MEMBERS: Cindy Loschen, Melinda Hinrichs, Diane Buhr, Brenda Pruiett, Katie Marron, Susan Roberts, Mary Beth Hanna- gan, Marlys Johnson. Second row: Mike Fourez, Steve Mercer, Brenda Schlueter, Cheryl Hart, Mary Schmidt, Denise Powell, Julie Armstrong, Lynne Hansbraugh. Linda Stingley. Third row: Bob Camp, Geren Roberts, Katie Hedrick, Patti Huffington, Patty Gordon, Cheryl Camp, Becky King, Joyce Joveln, Elizabeth Casper, Celia Cannon, Carl Camp. Back row: Terry Cler, Joy Behimer, Judy Poyner, Janice Buhr, Linda Camp. Rhonda Smock, Cindy Frerichs, Pam Frerichs, Shari Knoll, Lesley Ewing, Keith Denoyer, Darrell Dragoo, Russell Brooks. Spanish Club OFFICERS: Linda Ahlf, Secretary; Nancy Ahlf, Treasurer; Mary Marron, Re- porter; Kay Williams, Reporter; Mrs. Tuttle, Advisor; Pattilee James, President. 64 MEMBERS: First row: Mr. Cox, Liva Wise, Brenda Schlueter, Cheryl Hart, Mary Schmidt, Denise Powell, Julie Armstrong, Elizabeth Casper, Larry Coffing, Mr. Phillips. Second row: Bill Johnson, Mike Fourez, Carl Camp, Linda Camp, Rhonda Smock,Cheryl Camp, Lesley Ewing, Marcus Rasmussen, Gary Loschen. Back row: Bob Camp, Geren Roberts, Mike Babb, Jan- ice Buhr, Greg Limauge, Joe Kuchenbrod, Charles Koonce, Randy Cler, Terry Shumate, Sam Murrell. Science Club a OFFICERS: Wally Jarboe, Treasurer; Steve Mercer, Reporter; Mark James, President; Katie Hedrick, Secretary; Judy Poyner, Vice President. OFFICERS: Seated: Bill Knight. Treasurer; Lenore Jarboe, Secretary; Joy Behimer, Vice President. Standing: Mr. Stagen, Advisor; Mark James, President. Mary Marron, Reporter; Mr. Burkybile, Advisor. Exchange students from Georgetown: Melinda Weaver, Karen Fratick, and Kathy Cornwell. Student Council REPRESENTATIVES: Bob Camp, Darrell Dragoo, Linda Roberts, Judy Poyner, Susan Roberts, Brenda Zindars, Ken Williams, David Hale. John Solomon, Geren Roberts. Well 1 tell ya what, for just two bits more I’ll ... Rake ’em in, Mrs. Roberts! 67 68 HOMECOMING COURT: Freshmen: Ken Williams, Brenda Zindars; Sophomores: Darrell Dragoo, Janice Buhr; Juniors: Bill Ramm, Julie Ludwig; King and Queen of 1971: Joe Gordon, Sally Willard; King and Queen of 1970: Linda Zindars, Ken Sandy; Senior Candidates: Linda Cole, Dale Swanson, Pattilee James, Bill Knight, Bev Loschen, Dennis Olson. Ready and waiting. The Royal Court dances. Happiness Is . . . ... and the crowning touch. Friendly coat check service. Right, Nancy? Too much WHAT, Judy? 70 Oh, most exalted senior. Before thee I do squirm A green and lowly worm My ignorance to affirm. Pam R., Susan R., Cindy M. Who’s the fastest? Freshman Initiation That’s not a horse, Joy, it’s a greenie. Awards’ Mr. Hulfachor presenting Geren Roberts the Student Council Sportsmanship Award. Bill Ramm, absent, received the Junior Varsity Free Throw Award. Frank Butler, absent, received the Batting Trophy with a 378 average. Dennis Olson won the Field Goal Average Trophy. Joe Gordon won the Varsity Sportsmanship Award, Varsity Free Throw Award, Rebound Award, and Most Valuable Player Award. Mr. Bezely presenting Joe Gordon with the Track Award for the most points scored. 74 MUSIC AWARDS: Nancy Ahlf for assist- ing in all programs. Joy Behimer, Steve Mercer, Celia Cannon received letters. Mark James won the Marine Band Award. Dale Swanson won the Band Award. Len- ore Jarboe won the Choral Award. Nancy Ahlf also received the Piano Award. Night Lenore Jarboe, Linda Hoveln, Celia Can- non, and Annetta Mourer, absent, received Theory Awards in Shorthand I. Mary Schmidt was high scorer at bowling alley bowling. Pattilee James received the Bowling Award and Sportsmanship Award. Pattilee and Lenore Jarobe won the Bad- minton Doubles. The Handicap Doubles Bowling Tournament which was held at school was won by Phyllis Powell and Jane Buck. Awards Night Cont. Mr. Stagen presenting Perfect Attendance Awards to Sandy Albers, Ken Williams, and Bill Reed. Cheryl Roberts was absent. Mr. Husted presenting Lenore Jarobe the Award and Dale Swanson the SAR Award. “The Days Of Wine And Roses” This year the Junior Class sponsored an all-night prom for the Seniors. This was something new for Armstrong, and the Juniors spent many hours planning it. The dance was held in the Colonial Room at Maplewood Bowling Lanes in Rantoul from nine ’til one with the Johnny Chase Combo providing the music. Pizza from Monical’s was enjoyed by all at 11:30. The guests bowled until three before returning to the high school for breakfast. Junior- Senior Prom May 1st, 1971 77 CAST AND CREW: First row: Karen Gordon, Janice Buhr, Katie Marron, Judy Poyner, Joy Behimer, Mrs. Tuttle, Mary Marron, Mrs. Steffen. On Ladder: Sally Willard, Jackie Ackerman. On Stage: Mary Beth Hannagan, Aunt Mary; Dale Swan- son, Wilbur; Linda Roberts, Betty Lou; Mark James, John Maxwell; Lenore Jarobe. Janet Maxwell; Linda Ahlf, Miss Lewis; Wally Jarboe, Hercules; Sharon Knoll, Miss Murray; Lynn Blackford, Bernadine; Katie Hedrick, Connie;Geren Roberts, J. C. Mallory; Julie Ludwig, Molly; Mike Babb, Marvin. All School Play “Dear Diary” Make-up crew at work. Student director, Mary Marron G r r r r... Put a little more FEELING into it, Mike ... and stop giggling. Linda Cole winner of $70 scholarship given by F.H.A. freshman girls. Jo Ann Wise winner of Betty Crocker Award. F.H.A. girls enjoying the Luau. President Sandra Alber’s pre- siding. FHA Style Show Judy Poyner modeling a bridesmaid’s dress that she wore to her brother’s wedding. The wedding of Aggie Culture and Homer Economics. Jan- ice Reynolds putting garter on Sandy Alber’s leg. Sandy played the part of Aggie. 81 President Julian Fruhling and Mr. Burkybile. One of the “guys”? FFA Banquet Speaker at the FFA Banquet was Tom Johnson Gary Loschen’s parents enjoying pork roasted by the FFA boys. The Middlefork Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society at Armstrong High School was formed in the spring of 1971. Mrs. Judy Steffen was named advisor of the Chapter and Mrs. Joann Bauer was named chair- man of the advisory committee. HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: Joy Behimer, Lenore Jarboe, Pattilee James, Mark James, Celia Cannon, Linda Hoveln, Bev Loschen. Probation- ary Members: Linda Roberts and Judy Poyner. National Honor Society OFFICERS: Lynn Blackford, Trea- surer; Kay Williams, President; Nancy Ahlf, V. President; Linda Ahlf, Secre- tary. Lenore Jarboe, Valedictorian joy Behimer, Salutatorian 56 ANNUAL BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES May 30,1971 4:00 P.M. Processional Invocation Music Scripture Salutatory Address Valedictory Address Presentation of Class Awarding of Diplomas Benediction Judy Poyner O. H. Kelly, Pastor Collision-Hebron Methodist Church Class of “71” Rev. 0. H. Kelly Joy Behimer Lenore Jarboe Vernon L. Husted, Supt. Armstrong Township High School Harry Ashcraft, President Rev. O. H. Kelly Nancy Ahlf Kay Williams CLASS OF 1972 MARSHALLS Carl Camp Geren Roberts CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS COLORS Nile Green White CLASS MOTTO Look at yourself and you can look at others differently.” 84 Graduates of 1971 GRADUATES: First row: Jane Thornton, Gloria Irvin, Linda Cole, Lenore Jarboe, Patti Chesnut, Kathy Abernathy, Karen Powell, Linda Hoveln. Second row: Bob Criblez, Frank Butler, Julian Fruhling, Dale Swanson, Sally Willard, Celia Cannon, Janice Wernigk, Pattilee James, JoAnn Wise. Third row: Jim Brooks, Jim Hayes, Vic Irvin, Bill Reed, Joe Gordon, Mike Babb, Bev Loschen, Janice Powell, Joy Behimer, Karen Gordon. Fourth row: Mark James, Randy Duden, Leonard Schmidt, John Soloman, Dennis Osterbur, Bill Knight, Annetta Mourer, Dan Powell. Charles Cremeens. Fifth row: Jim Upton, Ray Wooden, Marvin Johnson, Dennis Olson, Arlen Ackerman, Stacy Bartlow, Jim Tartar, Garry Coffing, Tim Buck. 85 Senior Activities Kathy Abernathy-Spanish Club 1-2; FHA 2; Band 1-3; Girls’Chorus 1-3; Newspaper Staff 4. Arlen Ackerman-Basketball 1-3; Track 2; FFA 4; Spanish Club 1-2. Mike Babb-Track 1-2; Basketball 14;Class President 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Boys. Chorus 4; Science Club 1-4; Flag Custodian 4; School Play 4; Photo Club 4. Stacy Bartlow-Track 1; Basketball 1; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Flag Custodian 4. Joy Behimer-GAA 1-4; Science Club 1-2; Spanish Club 1-4; Student Council 2-4; V. President 4; State Convention 3; Annual Staff 3-4; Editor 4; Girls’Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 14;Band34; Cheerleader Sub. 3; Jr. Varsity 4; Homecoming Ensemble 1-4; Graduation Marshall 3; National Honor Society 4; Salutatorian 4. Jim Brooks—Flag Custodian 4. Frank Butler-Baseball 14; Track 1-4; Basketball Manager 1-3; FFA 4; Flag Custodian 4. Celia Cannon-Band 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; V. President 4; Accompanist 3; Pep Band 1-2; Homecoming Ensemble 14; Graduation Ensemble 2;GAA 14; Spanish Club 14; Flag Custodian 4; Newspaper Staff 34; Honor Soci- ety 4; Girls’Chorus 14; Accompanist 3. Patti Chestnut-Spanish Club 1-2; Flag Custodian 4; School Play 1. Linda Cole-GAA I; Science Club l;Band 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Girls’Chorus 1-2; FHA 14; Flag Custodian 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Charles Cremeens-Spanish Club l-2;Science Club 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Flag Custodian 4. Bob Criblez-Basketball 1-2; Basketball Manager l-3;Band 14; Flag Custodian 4. Randy Duden—FFA 14; V. President 34; Track 1-2; Flag Custodian 4. Julian Fruhling-Basketball 14;Track 1; Band 1-2; Student Council 2-3; FFA 14;Spanish Club 3. Joe Gordon-Basketball 14;Track 14; Class Secretary 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Science Club 1-2; Boys’Chorus 4; Flag Custodian 4; Homecoming King 4. Karen Gordon-FHA 14; Science Club 1-3; Spanish Club 4; GAA 1-2; Girls’Chorus 1-2. Jim Hayes—Track 24; Flag Custodian 4. Linda Hoveln-Class Secretary 1; Science Club 1-2; GAA 14; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; Spanish Club 1-3; Band l-3;Girls Chorus 1-2;Stage Band 1-2;Mixed Chorus 1-2; Honor Society 4. 86 Gloria Irvin-Spanish Club 1; Class Secretary 4. Vic Irvin-FFA l;Science Club 1-2; Basketball 14 Baseball 4; Track 14; Boys’Chorus 4. Mark James-Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1; Class President 1; Student Council 1-4; State Convention 3; President 3; Treasurer 3; Science Club 1-4; Band 1-4; President 4; Mixed Chorus 34; School Play 34; Honor Society 4. Pattilee James-Girls’ Chorus l-3;Mixed Chorus l-3;Band 1-3;Stage Band 1-3;GAA 14;President 4;Spanish Club 14; President 4; Class Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 34; Varsity Cheerleader 24; Flag Custodian 4; Student Council 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Graduation Ensemble 2; Homecom- ing Ensemble 1-3; Honor Society 4. Lenore Jarboe-Mixed Chorus 14; President 4;Girls: Chorus 14; Homecoming Ensemble 24; School Play 1,34; GAA 14; Flag Custodian 4; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1-2; Graduation Ensemble 2; Student Council 14; Reporter 3; Secretary 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 34; DAR Award 4; Valedictorian 4; Honor Society 4. Marvin Johnson-FFA 14; Sentinel 3; Flag Custodian 4. Bill Knight-Basketball 1-2; Spanish Club 1-2; Science Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1,34; Boys' Chorus 1,34; Homecom- ing Attendant 1-2; King Candidate 4; Class President 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Student Council 4; Treasurer 4. Bev Loschen-Band 1-3; Spanish Club 1-2; Annual Staff 4; Class Treasurer 4; Honor Society 4; Newspaper Staff 34; Homecoming Attendant 4. Steve Mercer-Science Club 34; Reporter 4; Spanish Club 24; Chorus 24; Band 4; Basketball Manager 2-3; Bas- ketball 3; Track 2; Baseball Manager 2-3; Photo Club 4; Flag Custodian 4. Annetta Mourer—GAA 1; FHA 1-2,4; Finance Co-Chairman 2;Chorus 1-2; Homecoming Ensemble 1-2. Ron Mullins-FBLA 3; Basketball 1; Swimming 1-2. Dennis Olson-Basketball 14; Class Treasurer 2. Dennis Osterbur-Basketball 2-3; Spanish Club 1. Janice Powell—Spanish Club 1-3;GAA 14;Chorus2. Karen Powell-FHA 1-2. Bill Reed-Basketball 2-3; Science Club 1; Flag Custodian 4. Leonard Schmidt-Basketball 24; Flag Custodian 4; Spanish Club 1; Boys’ Chorus 4. John Soloman-Spanish Club l-2;Science Club 1-2; Basketball 1; Newspaper Editor 4;Student Council 4;National Merit Scholar 4; Graduation Marshall 3; Newspaper Staff 34. Dale Swanson-Track 14; Basketball 14; Play 4; Flag Custodian 4; Band 14; Boys’Chorus 4. Jane Thornton-Band 1-3; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Girls’Chorus 1-3; Spanish Club 2-3; Flag Custodian 4; Homecoming Ensemble 2; GAA 34; Newspaper Staff 4. Sally Willard-Cheerleading 24; FHA 1-3; Flag Custodian 4; Homecoming Attendant 1-2; Homecoming Queen 4. JoAnn Wise-FHA 14;Treasurer 3; Parliamentarian 4;GAA 14; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Science Club 2-3; Flag Custodi- an 4. Senior Reflections Shall I tell you the secret of the true scholar? It is this: Every man 1 meet is my master in some point, and in that I learn of him. —Emerson Where should the scholar live? In solitude, or in society? In the green stillness of the country, where he can hear the heart of Nature beat, or in the dark, gray town, where he can hear and feel the throbbing heart of man? —Longfellow He (the scholar) must be a solitary, laborious, modest, and charitable soul. He must embrace solitude as a bride That he may become acquainted with his thoughts. —Emerson To talk in public, to think in solitude, to read and to hear, to inquire and to answer inquiries, is the business of a scholar. —Samuel Johnson “Learn while you’re young,” he often said, “There is much to enjoy, down here below; Life for the living, and rest for the dead!” Said the jolly old pedagogue, long ago. -George Arnold Life’s ail getting and giving. I’ve only myself to give. What shall I do for a living? 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