Atwood Hammond High School - Post Yearbook (Atwood, IL)

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SENIOR lEII11El2m Jim Helfrich BFUCS Kellogg Joe Sanders Forward Center Forward s Fred Whobrey Bob Beery Guard Guard VARSITY CHEERLEADERS--Janice Burcharn, Jacque Ford, Kathy Allen, Rosalee Snyder.

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BASKETBALL SQUAD --FIRST ROW: John Pourchot, Joe Sanders, Jim Helfrich, David Schmidt, Bruce Kellogg, Frank Andrews, Bob Beery. SECOND ROW: David Garrett, manager, Norman Carroll, manager, Philip Baer, Delbert Allen, Fred Whobrey, Mr. Rockford, 002611: MI. Hammerton, assistant Coach. THIRD ROW: Bob Dallas, Tom Behrend, Allen Jumper, Jim Brown, Lloyd Anderson, Owen Funk, Mike Jurgens, Fred Cordts. VARSITY SQUAD BASKETZBAH WE 38 42 34 28 39 44 31 49 '72 49 50 37 41 48 33 45 49 56 56 52 SCORES Arthur Tuscola Bement Arcola Unity Cerro Gordo Arthur Monticello Mt. Zion Newman Lovington Villa Grove Arthur Bement Cerro Gordo Cerro Gordo Oakland Lovington Tuscola Lovington THEY 55 32 42 58 '76 50 38 66 52 '70 52 55 43 68 35 49 65 51 59 56

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FIRST ROW: David Hutton, Bob Mauck, Ron Hooker, John Pourchot, Bob Dallas, Dan Harshbarger. SECOND ROW: J' ohn Martin, Owen Funk, J oe Sanders, Dave Schmidt, Larry Harshbarger, Frank Andrews, Leroy Powell. THIRD ROW: J' ohn Collins, I im Hutton, Dennis Behrend, Tom Behrend, Carl Harshbarger, Mr. Gadbury. IRACK New school records were set by junior Dave Schmidt, high jumping 6 ft. 12 in. and senior Dennis Behrend, pole vaulting 11 ft. 6 in. Atwood tied for fourth in the Conference track meet scoring 195 points. Receiving first at the con- ference meet were Dave Schmidt, high jumping 6 ft. 1 in., and senior J' oe Sanders, throwing the discus 128 ft. 1 in. Two Rajahs advanced to the State track meet by winning first or second in the district. 'These were Dave Schmidt, first in high, 5 ft. 11 in., and Dennis Behrend, second in pole vault, 11 ft. 6 in. Completing nine years as coach, Mr. Gadbury is leaving Atwood for Monticello. His football record for the nine years shows 40 wins, 27 losses, and 4 ties. Coach received five championships during his nine years. His championships were as follows: In 1951 and '56, the frosh-soph won the Okaw track titleg 1953, tied with Tuscola for conference trackg 1955, varsity football shared the co-championship with Arcolag and in 1958, Coach led the Rajahs to the Okaw track championship.