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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1962 PRESENTS The Post ATWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ATWOOD, ILLINOIS Dedication We. the class of 1962, dedicate this book to the memory of Clarence Romine, father of our classmate, Doug Romine. Administration SCHOOL BOARD—SEATED: Veryl Mauck, Ernest Murphy, George Kiley, secretary. STANDING: Dean Mahannah, Robert Scheffer, Jake Kamm, president; Reed Blain. ' S 2 .1 m.uu u - I' .111 2| i i , S'.r• 2 n .In.it Success is having the courage to meet failure without being defeated. It is refusing to let present loss interfere with your long range goals. —The Art of Living SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Fred R. Boll Faculty FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lois Libbin, commerce; Wayne Hammerton. math, basketball coach; Mrs. Louise Bean, English, drama; Mrs. Irene Davenport, biology; Mr. Don Magee, bookkeeping, football and track coach; Mr. Fred Boll, superintendent. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Elzen, math and science; Mrs. Vergene Miller, English, Spanish; Mr. David Dunscomb, band, chorus; Mrs. Betty Gibb, English, girls P. E.; Mr. Oscar Brewer, ag; Miss Lois Shonkwiler, social studies; Mr. C. E. Rogers, industrial arts; Miss Joyce Forsythe, home economics. BUS DRIVERS--SEATED: Elva Williams, Rex Hadden, Albert Kauffman. STANDING: Paul Snider, Paul Esten, Glen Randall, Marvin Sieh, Gene Taylor. Seniors SENIOR OFFICERS--Maryan Stratman, secretary-treasurer; David Harshbarger, president; John Collins, vice-president. HELEN BARCUS Band 1,2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3.4 AT-TO-HI4 GAA 4 HELEN BLANEY Class Vice-President 1,2 GAA 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 2 President 3,4 Delegate to GAA camp 3 AT-TO-HI 4 LEONARD BURGENER MARGARET ANN CHANDLER FHA 1,2,3.4 Secretary 3 President 4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Student Council 3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 AT-TO-HI 4 Class Play 3 Homecoming Attendant 3 GWEN DA CARR FHA 1,2,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Magazine Captain 3 Class Play 3 AT-TO-HI 4 Homecoming Queen 4 STEVE CHESNUT Basketball 1 Manager 4 FRED CORDTS Football 1.2, 3.4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Librarian 4 Student Council 4 Track 3 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Lake Geneva, Wis.3 TERRY DICK AT-TO-HI 4 Chorus 1,2, 3.4 F. H.A. 1,2,4 Allerton Art Camp 3 G. A.A. 4 MARY ALLEN A CROWDER Band 1,2, 3,4 Secretary of Band 3 Egyptian Music Camp 3 All-State 4 AT-TO-HI 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Track 1,2,3 Class Vice-President 4 Free Throw Trophy 3 Magazine Captain 3 Class Play 3 AT-TO-HI 1 GAIL A DE WEES F.H.A. 1.2,3,4 Treasurer 4 Chorus 2 Class Reporter 4 POST Staff 3,4 Assistant Editor 3,4 Library Club 4 AT-TO-HI 4 CAROLE DAVIS F. H.A. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Band 1.2, 3,4 Twirler 3,4 Egyptian Music Camp 3 G. A.A. 2,3 AT-TO-HI 4 JOHN COLLINS SHARON HALL GAA 1,2.3.4 FHA 1.2,3,4 Vice-President 4 Library Club 4 Class Play 3 Chorus 2,3,4 Cheerleader 3 JEANNIE ANN FORD FHA 1.2,3,4 GAA 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Library Club 2,3,4 Class Play 3 Drama 3 AT-TO-HI 4 CARL HARSHBARGER Track 1,2,3 OWEN FUNK Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 3 President 4 Library Club 1 Class Play 3 Egyptian Music Camp 2 DAVID GARRETT Football 1,3 DANIEL HARSHBARGER Football 2 Basketball 1 Track 1,2,3 Class Play 3 FFA 3,4 Treasurer 3.4 Premier Boys State 3 DAVID HARSHBARGER Football 1 Library Club 2,3,4 President 3 Secretary 4 Class President 2,4 Basketball Manager 2,3,4 AT-TO-HI 4 Sports Editor 4 Class Play 3 POST Staff 3,4 Subscription Manager 3,4 DONALD H. HENNEBERRY FFA 1,2 Best Crop Award 2 Class Play 3 Drama 3 RALPH HIGH Basketball 1 Football 1,2 POST 3,4 Class Play 3 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3 MICHAEL JURGENS Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 All-Conference 4 Most Valuable 4 Homecoming King 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 All-Conference 3 Track 2,3 Library Club 2,3 Class President 1 Fellowship of Christian Athletics Camp 3 JANE KAMM GAA 1,2,4 FHA 1,2,3.4 Library Club 2,3 Band 1,2,3 Class Play 3 Chorus 2,3,4 AT-TO-HI 4 JOHN DAVID KELLOGG Football 1,2 Basketball 2 Class Play 3 Band 1,2 FFA 3,4 JUDY LOWERY F. H.A. 1.2,4 G. A.A. 4 Chorus 2, 3,4 FRANCES LUCK Class Secretary 1 G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 F.H.A. 1,2,3.4 Chorus 2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Twirler 2, 3 Drum Majorette 4 Cheerleader 3,4 Co-Captain 4 AT-TO-HI 4 Sweetheart Attendant 2 Drama 3 Class Play 3 RICHARD A. MC D1VITT Football 1 Track 3 Class Play 3 MILO METCALF Football 1,2,3 Library Club 3,4 Boys' Chorus 3,4 ANN MARIE MORGAN AT-TO-HI 1.2,3,4 Band 1,2, 3,4 Twirler 4 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 F. H.A. 1.2,3.4 G. A.A. 1.2,3,4 Secretary 3 Camp Delegate 3 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 Drama 3 Class Play 3 POST Staff 3,4 Homecoming attendant 2 HAROLD RAY PONDER Class Play 3 Drama 3 Magazine High Salesman 3 POST Staff 3,4 Photographer 4 Radio Club 4 Boys' Chorus 3,4 LINDA RIVERS F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4 Library Club 1,2, 3 AT-TO-Hi 1.2. 3,4 Production editor 4 Chorus 3 POST Staff 3,4 Editor 4 Class Play 3 Drama 3 Cheerleader 4 RITA ANN ROBEY F. H.A. 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 G. A.A. 1 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Class Play 3 Drama 3 POST Staff 3,4 DOUGLAS ROMINE Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2, 3 F.F.A. 2,3,4 Vice-President 4 RONNIE SANDERS Areola High School Football 1.2 Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2 F.F.A. 2 Atwood High School Football 3,4 Co-Captain 4 Defensive Tackle Award 4 Grand March Leader 4 Basketball 3,4 Track 3 F.F.A.3,4 Sentinel 3,4 NANCY SARVER F. H.A. 1,2,3,4 G. A.A. 1 Chorus 2 CAROLYN JEAN SMITH JOHN PASCHAL STEWART Chorus 1,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Twirler 4 Drama 3 Class Play 3 GAA 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 3,4 Library Club 1,2 Girls' State Representative 3 RUTHANN WRIGHT FHA 2,3,4 GAA 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Twirler 3,4 Egyptian Music Camp 3 AT-TO-HI 4 MARYAN STRATMAN LINDA VAN VLEET Class Secretary-Treasurer 2,4 Class Reporter 3 AT-TO-HI 2,3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Secretary 4 Reporter 2 Student Council Representative 3 FHA 1,2,3.4 Secretary 4 Concession Manager 2 Chorus 2,3,4 POST Staff 3.4 Class Play 3 Library Club 3,4 Student Council 1 Chorus 2,3,4 Band 1 GAA 1,2,3 FHA 1 AT-TO-HI 3 WESLEY YOACHUM Football 1,2,4 Basketball 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Egyptian Music Camp 3 Vice-President 4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 4 Class Play 3 Class President 3 Heidi arrived as an exchange student from Locarno, Switzerland, in August through the International Christian Youth Exchange (1CYE) church program and has made her home with Mr. and Mrs. John Livengood, parents of Cindy. Commenting on the difference between the Swiss and American schools, Heidi said that the Swiss school system provides a more general knowledge, since all the students are required to take a certain number of subjects every year, and it is very easy to flunk. On the other hand she envies American students who learn very early how to talk in front of people. HEIDI SONDEREGGER Chorus 4 G.A.A. 4 Grand March Leader 4 TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER Atwood Grade School Garrett Grade School Atwood High School Atwood Grade School David Harshbarger, Jane Kamm, Atwood High School Owen Funk, Jean Smith, Carl Doug Romine and Helen Blaney. Harshbarger, Mike Jurgens, Judy Lowery, Ruthann Wright, John Collins, Fred Cordts. Hammond Grade School Atwood High School Mary Crowder, Leonard Burgener, Milo Metcalf, Helen Barcus, Ann Morgan, Harold Ponder, John Stewart, Linda Rivers, Don Hen-neberry. We decided to hold an election. Toby Kwimper . . . Pop Kwimper .... Morristown Kwimper . South Orange Kwimper Holly Smith........... Prop Girls............ Mr. H. Arthur King Gas Station Attendant State Trooper . . . . Dump Truck Driver A Fisherman . . . , Alicia Clay pool . . , Mr. Brown............ Mrs. Brown........... A1................... Carmine.............. Blackie Zotton . . . Queen Bee............ First Stick Man . . . Second Stick Man . . Sheriff ............. Mr. Jenkins.......... Mrs. Jenkins . . . . Tax Collector . . . Casino Habitues . . . CAST Senior . Wesley Yoachum . . Don Henneberry . . . Linda Rivers . . . Ann Morgan .... Rita Robey Margaret Chandler Carole Davis Mary Frances Luck Maryan Stratman .David Harshbarger . . . Jeannie Ford . . Ronnie Sanders . . . John Collins . . David Garrett . . . Jean Smith . . . Fred Cordts . . . Jane Kamm .... Owen Funk .... Ralph High . . .Mike Jurgens . . . Sharon Hall . . Milo Metcalf . . . Larry Price . Dan Harshbarger . . . John Stewart . . . Terry Dick . . . Judy Lowery .Heidi Sonderegger Linda Van Vleet Richard McDivitt THE STAGE CREW--Harold Ponder. Carl Harshbarger. Steve Chesnut. PIONEER, GO HOME To the Kwimper family, the settling of the West was NOT the end f the frontier. They found a new one down on the Gulf (. 'isr--a strip of unclaimed land along a magnificent state highway. Pop, Toby, the twins, and Holly, the babysitter. thought it was idyllic. The authorities had other ideas. They had a few tricks up their sleeves to oust the Kwimpers--including a beautiful welfare worker--but they didn't reckon on Toby's manly resourcefulness or Holly's pretty head for business. Here is a comic novel with many a cogent comment to make about individual initiative and the pioneering spirit which, fortunately, continue to bloom in the most unlikely soil. ’’ Reader's Digest, Condensed Books No. 1, 1960. Class History In September, 1958, the class of 1962, which numbered 52, began their high school days. They elected Mike Jurgens class president; Helen Blaney, vice-president; Fran Luck, secretary-treasurer; Linda Van Vleet and Wesley Yoachum, student council representatives; and John Collins and Linda Rivers, AT-TO-HI reporters. They were initiated on September 30. Sue Bolin and Ann Morgan were elected reserve cheerleaders. Gwen Andrews was elected homecoming attendant. They gave the seniors a return party on April 1. Carl Harshbarger lettered in track his first year. During the year they gained David Hutton from Jamaica. Marsha Dennis from Arthur, and Ray Wilhelm from Tuscola. They lost Wendell Galladay, Virginia Bragg and Barbara Hall who withdrew. John Johnson moved to Mt. Zion, Marsha Dennis and James Voltenburg transferred to Arthur, and Linda Van-Vleet moved to Hoopeston. That summer Mary Aliena Crowder and Owen Funk attended Egyptian Music Camp. As sophomores, 46 returned. Dave Harshbarger was elected class president; Helen Blaney, vice-president; Maryan Stratman, secretary-treasurer; Sue Bolin and Wes Yoachum, student council representatives; and Ann Morgan and Mike Jurgens, reporters. Twirling for the band was Fran Luck. Re-elected reserve cheerleaders were Ann Morgan and Sue Bolin. Ann was also homecoming attendant. Fran Luck and Sue Bolin were in the Sweetheart court. G. A. A. vice-president was Helen Blaney. Mike Jurgens lettered in football and basketball and won the free throw trophy. He received Okaw Special Mention all-conference in basketball. Winning letters in track were David Hutton, John Collins, Doug Romine, Mike Jurgens, Owen Funk and Carl Harshbarger. InF.F.A. Don Henne-berry received the Best Crop award. That year they gained Brad Scott from Decatur, Linda Wright from Cerro Gordo, and Linda Van Vleet came back from Hoopeston. They lost David Hutton to Bismarck; Brad Scott to Decatur; Gwen Andrews to Chester, Virginia; Myron Farris to Areola, and John Gharst to Villa Grove. As juniors they numbered 47. That year Sue Bolin, Deanna Gough, and Viola Bragg didn't return to school. Class officers were Wes Yoachum, president; Mike Jurgens, vice-president; Ralph Corky High, secret ary-treasurer, Margaret Chandler and Wesley Yoachum, student council representatives; and Maryan Stratman, reporter. Ann Morgan, Fran Luck, and Sharon Hall were elected cheerleaders. Twirlers were Carole Davis, Fran Luck and Ruthann Wright. Margaret Chandler represented the class in the homecoming court. Magazine sales captains were Gwenda Carr and John Collins, and Harold Ponder was high salesman. Don Henneberry and Harold Ponder had leads in the class play, The Inner Willey. Linda Rivers was chosen POST editor, Gaila Dewees, assistant editor; Maryan Stratman, literary editor; Ann Morgan, business manager; Dave Harshbarger, subscription manager; Rita Robey, advertising manager; and Harold Ponder and Corky High were Photographers. The same staff served as seniors. Jean Smith was Girls State delegate and Dan Harshbarger attended Boys State. Don Henneberry had the lead in the drama play, Little Black Sambo . They hosted the seniors to the prom at the Redwood in Decatur with the theme, Moonlight and Roses. They gained Ronnie Sanders from Areola and Bob Wilson from Champaign. Bob later moved to California. Sondra Edwards and John Martin dropped out. Football lettermen were Doug Romine, Ron Sanders, Mike Jurgens, Owen Funk and Fred Cordts. Receiving Honorable Mention in the Okaw conference were Ron Sanders, fullback, and Mike Jurgens, quarterback. During the basketball season John Collins won the free throw trophy and Mike Jurgens was on the Okaw All-Conference second team. Fred Cordts, Ronnie Sanders, John Collins, Mike Jurgens, and Owen Funk were lettermen. In track Dan Harshbarger, Carl Harshbarger, Doug Romine, Mike Jurgens, Ronnie Sanders and John Collins received letters. Gaila Dewees won the Facit typewriting contest, and Maryan Stratman won the O.G. A. shorthand award. As juniors they held offices in other organizations: Helen Blaney, G.A.A. president; Jean Smith, G.A.A. vice-president; Ann Morgan, G.A.A. secretary; Sharon Hall, G.A.A. reporter; Maryan Stratman, G.A.A. student council representative; Margaret Chandler, F.H. A. secretary; Owen Funk, band vice-president; Mary Aliena Crowder, band secretary; Dave Harshbarger, library club president; and Dan Harshbarger, F.F.A. treasurer. Several attended camps that year: Wes Yoachum and Ruthann Wright, Egyptian Music Camp; Terry Dick, Allerton Art Camp; and Ann Morgan and Helen Blaney, G.A.A. camp. Fourty-three seniors entered A.H.S. for the last year. They elected Dave Harshbarger, class president; John Collins, vice-president; Maryan Stratman, secretary-treasurer; Margaret Chandler and Fred Cordts, student council representatives, and Gaila Dewees, reporter. Linda Rivers was selected AT-TO-H1 production editor, and Dave Harsh' barger was sports editor. Heidi Sonderegger from Switzerland joined the class as the first exchange student. Fran Luck and Ann Morgan were cheerleading co-captains, and Linda Rivers was on the varsity squad. Homecoming queen was Gwenda Can, who was crowned by the king, Mike Jurgens. The grand March was led by Heidi Sonderegger and Ron Sanders. Ruthann Wright was senior attendant. Majorette of the marching band was Fran Luck and twirlers were Ruthann Wright, Carole Davis, Ann Morgan and Jean Smith. Reigning as king and queen of the Sweetheart ball were Fred Cordts and Helen Blaney. Margaret Chandler and Mike Jurgens were in the court. For the fourth consecutive year Owen Funk received a first at both district and state music contest on his drum solo. Mary Aliena Crowder was selected to attend Illinois State Music Activity in Chicago. They were well represented as officers in other organizations. Helen Blaney was G. A. A. president; Jean Smith, G.A.A. vice-president; Mary an Stratman, G.A.A. secretary; Margaret Chandler, F. H.A. president, Sharon Hall, F.H. A. vice-president; Maryan Stratman, F.H. A. secretary; Gaila Dewees, F.H. A. treasurer; Rita Robey, F.H. A. student council representative; Doug Romine, F.F. A. vice-president; Dan Harshbarger, F.F. A. treasurer; Owen Funk, band president; Wes Yoachum, student council vice-president; and Dave Harshbarger, library club secretary. The conclusion of football season found Mike Jurgens All-Conference tackle, and Most Valuable Player; Owen Funk, Honorable Mention, Okaw All-Conference tackle, and Ron Sanders, Special Mention All-Conference fullback and winner of the Defensive Tackle award. He and Mike Jurgens were co-captains. Besides these two, other lettermen were Owen Funk, Doug Romine and Wes Yoachum. When basketball season rolled around Mike Jurgens was on the Okaw All-Tournament team and again won the free throw trophy. This year the team placed second at the Monticello Holiday Tournament and third in the Okaw tournament. The team had the best record in 16 years with 18 wins and 9 losses. Fred Cordts received Special Mention All-Conference and Mike Jurgens was selected first team All-Conference. Senior lettermen were Mike Jurgens , Owen Funk, Fred Cordts, Ronnie Sanders and John Collins. Dave Harshbarger served as manager for the last three years. In track John Collins broke the A.H.S. record for the half-mile, running it in 2 minutes, 7 seconds. Carl Harshbarger tied the school record in the pole vault going 11'6' The seven track lettermen were Mike Jurgens, Carl Harshbarger, Dan Harshbarger, John Collins, Owen Funk, Ron Sanders, and Wes Yoachum. Receiving the D. A.R. award was Maryan Stratman, and Mike Jurgens won the S.A.R. award. In F.F. A. Dan Harshbarger won the Dekalb award. For his achievement in band, Owen Funk received the Arion award, presented by the Lions Club. Leaving school this year was Kathy Upright. On May 4 they presented their class play, Pioneer, Go Home. Wes Yoachum as Toby Kwimper, Don Henneberry as his Pop , and Rita Robey as Holly Smith had leads as a family on relief trying to out-smart the government. Everyone in the class participated in some way in the play. The seniors were honored by the juniors at the prom held at the Hotel Orlando in Decatur, May 11. Winning scholastic honors were Owen Funk, valedictorian, and co-salutatorians were Fred Cordts, Mike Jurgens and Linda Rivers. National Honor Society members were Dave Harshbarger, Linda Rivers, Owen Funk, Mike Jurgens, Fred Cordts, Wes Yoachum, and Maryan Stratman. For a last get-together the class spent May 28 at Shafer Lake, Monticello, Indiana. Baccalaureate services were May 27, and commencement exercises were May 29. Underclassmen JUNIOR OFFICERS Janet Burklow, Secretary; Eugene Burcham, Treasurer; Chic Born, Vice-President; Rick Phalen. President. SOPHOMORES OFFICERS Judy Briggs, Treasurer; Joyce Henningsen, Vice-President; Barry Romine, President; Aaron Romine, Secretary. FRESHMEN OFFICERS Gaye Jurgens, President; George Pourchot, Treasurer; Tony Taylor, Vice-President; John Schable, Secretary. Freshmen FIRST ROW: Mr. C. E. Rogers, adviser; Miss Joyce Forsythe, adviser; Gaye Jurgens, president; Tony Taylor, vice-president; John Schable, secretary; George Pourchot, treasurer; Sherry Wait, Mardell Nunn, Jane Bom, Wayne Lindstrom, Cindy Murphy, Vada Sample, Linda Nickell, Ronnie Meece, Sue Collins, Bob Stiehl. SECOND ROW: Grant McLeod, Bill Sims, Sue Pederson, Sandra Rees, Eugene Yoachum, Darrel Crist, Amber Carpenter. Jean Scheffer, Pat Crowder, Carol Farris, Alice Hamilton, Anita McMillan, Jewel Hinds, Patsy Reisner, Debbie Reeder, Craig Chapman, Danny Reedy, Sue Blaney. THIRD ROW: Judy Gunter, Lois Humes, Glenda Beck, Linda Killen, Sandy Simmons. Susan Schable, Sally Helfrich, Tom Badger, Jerry Frazier, Terry Poindexter, Mike Bishop. Chris Wunnenberg, Charles Provine. Phil Koeberlein, Nancy Harrison, Diana Dallas, Wanda Amick, Doris Hatchel. FOURTH ROW: Allen Schultz, Charles Sharp, Danny Powell, Guy Elder, Dale Arnett, Richard Conour, Bob Wolfe. Merle Garrett, Jim Long, Neil Montgomery, Mike Ferguson, Pat Hayes, Bill Gentry, Chuck Burgener. Carolyn Lowder, Virgil Crowder, Terry Martin, Ray Willoughby, Steve Kiley, Bob Moody. FIRST ROW: Mr. Don Magee, adviser; Mrs. Louise Bean, adviser; Barry Romine, president; Joyce Henningsen, secretary; Aaron Romine, vice-president; Judy Briggs, treasurer; Nancy Reeder, Kay Buchanan, Susan Smith, Evelyn Price, Diana Sanders, Ann Powell, Jean A. Smith, Lavonne Brown. Sue Lowery, Sharon Walker. SECOND ROW: Kay Boll, Barbara Schable, Judy Chandler, Karon Platson, Sherry Earley, Doris Gunter, Gary Senteney, Doug Powell, Mike Coward, Everett Hatchel, Tom Cordts, Lenny Kamm, Jimmee Sullender, Brenda Hall, Sharon Crowe, Connie Lowe, Pat Hale, David F. Walker. THIRD ROW: Mike Smith, Harold Cornwell, Donald Steward, David C. Walker, John Terril, Linda Jumper, Phil Hadden. Jim Martin, Paul Brewer, Gene Gardner, Chuck Cooch, David Mitsdarfer, Donald Austin. Bob Gibson, Ray Wilhelm, Willard Kauffman, Mike Black, Jack Johnston, Gary Warner, Don Hodge. Sophomores FIRST ROW: Mr. David Dunscomb, adviser; Mrs. Irene Davenport, adviser; Rick Phalen, president; Chic Born, vice-president; Janet Burklow, secretary; Eugene Burcham, treasurer; Judy Badger, Reba Grayhem, Diana Trax-ler. SECOND ROW: Cassie Metcalf, Cindy Livengood, Betty Fleener, Darlene Capps, Lynn Coward, Steve Blain, Mary Lou Schuchman, Sam Mahannah, Linda Bishop, Jo Ellen Wilson. THIRD ROW: Sharon Ponder, Nancy Montgomery, Howard Eskridge, Jan Wait, Ralph Gunter, Rick Wierman. Richard Beaty, Janice Kellogg, Sharon Wilkerson. FOURTH ROW: Gale Luck, George Hatchel, Rick Scheffer. James Hodge, John Sims, Nelson Stanley, Roger Leisner, Curtis Hall, Ralph Senteney, Dennis Heckler. Junior Magazine Sales Award Decorating for Prom Junior Play THE BOY WHO CHANGED THE WORLD Cast George .... Howard Eskridge John the Strong .... Roger Leisner Agatha .... Janice Kellogg Mogelle . . Nancy Montgomery Dorothy .... Darlene Capps Paul the Professor . . . . .... Richard Beaty Scarface Spear .... Sam Mahannah Bear Jan Wait Ruth Irma .... Janet Burklow Genevieve . . . Cindy Livengood Irving the Great Nose . . .... Dennis Heckler Ralph the Fast Runner . . Steve Blain Ollie .... Reba Gray hem Neandra . . Mary Lou Schuchman Voice Steve Blain Alley-Oop Report Card Day Prologue . .We're taking you on a long journey tonight. A VERY_ Long journey, back through the eons to a world which the history books do not know--a world where our imaginations are not hampered by names and faces, dates and places--the world as it was when time began. Can you picture it? The strange lush green of the tropical rain forest--the nightmarish animals--the dinosaur--the mammoth--the saber-tooth--they rule the world. But wait! Another species--puny and weak and totally unequipped to live in this jungle! How can man possibly survive? And yet, man has a secret hidden weapon--a mind! What an age to be alive in! Everything violently new and a challenge--a world full of knowledge waiting to be discovered. Cave Men and Women Cave boys study climbing, clubbing, and clobbering. “ I caught the fish like you said. SQUAD--FIRST ROW: Chic Bom, Ralph Gunter, Gale Luck, Ronnie Sanders, Mike Jurgens, Owen Funk, Roger Leisner, Jim Martin, Curt Hall, Fred Cordts, Lynn Coward. SECOND ROW: Gary Warner, manager; Don Magee, head coach; Wayne Hammerton, assistant coach; Wesley Yoachum, George Hatchel. Rick Phalen, Nelson Stanley, Rick Scheffer, Doug Romine, Mike Coward, Dean Sanders, Don Swallow, frosh-soph. coaches; Richard Beaty, manager. THIRD ROW; David F. Walker, Craig Chapman, Eugene Bur-cham, Ray Willoughby, Bob Moody, Steve Kiley, Mike Bishop. Dan Reedy, Gene Yoachum, Dennis Heckler. FOURTH ROW: Everett Hatchel, Jim Hodge, Paul Brewer, Jim Long, Barry Romine, Chuck Cooch, Mike Black, Jack Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Darrell Crist, Dale Arnett, John Schable, Guy Elder, Neil Montgomery, John Terrill, George Pourchot, Willard Kauffman, Alan Schultz. Football VARSITY SCORES gggjjjj Co-captains Mike Jurgens and Ronnie Sanders with Coach Magee. OPPONENTS THEY WE Bethany 7 20 Unity 13 18 Villa Grove 13 19 Areola 14 7 Cerro Gordo 0 40 Bement 25 0 Arthur 0 41 Newman 27 20 Total Points 99 165 d Coach Don Magee's third year three, this team proved to be his most successful one at AHS. The boys were primed for Homecoming, which they won easily over their biggest rival Arthur. Senior Lettermen Wesley Yoachum Don Magee, white jersey, head coach; Wayne Hammer- Mike Jurgens Backfielder ton, Dean Sanders, Don Swallow, assistant coaches. Quarterback FIRST ROW: Curtis Hall, John Collins, Owen Funk. Mike Jurgens, Ramon Wierman, Fred Cordts. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wayne Hammerton, varsity coach; Mr. Don Swallow, B-team coach; Rick Scheffer; Rick Phalen; Ronnie Sanders; Gale Luck; David Harshbarger, manager. THIRD ROW: Bob Stiehl, Craig Chapman, Ray Willoughby, Steve Kiley, Danny Powell, Dale Arnett, Tom Badger, Phil Koeberlein. FOURTH ROW: Donald Steward. Willard Kauffman, John Terril. John Schable, Dennis Heckler, George Pourchot, Charles Sharp, Terry Poindexter, Bob Moody. FIFTH ROW: John Sims, Mike Coward, Jim Martin, Neil Montgomery, Mike Ferguson, Aaron Romine, Barry Romine, Paul Brewer. SCORES VARSITY Ccrro Gordo Oakland Georgetown Tuscola Unity Arthur Monticello Tourney Deland-Weldon Mahomet -Seymour Rantoul Unity Deland-Weldon Areola Cerro Gordo Monticello Okaw Valley Tourney Monticello Cerro Gordo Newman Oakland Chrisman Newman Arthur Villa Grove Lovington Bement Bethany Sullivan Arthur We 44 35 60 52 44 48 55 47 52 43 51 51 42 36 41 56 54 81 68 49 66 56 68 42 47 62 53 They 4 •16 53 61 52 41 50 37 50 54 45 4 34 53 37 43 • i 62 43 40 .54 39 34 4:. 54 67 Fred Cordts Fred Cordts, Mike Jurgens, Curt Hall. Fred, hold- Ronnie Sanders ing the 3rd place Okaw trophy and Curt, holding the second place Monticello tournament trophy, received honorable mention in the conference and Mike received All-Conference. Track FIRST ROW: Willard Kauffman, Owen Funk, Curt Hall. Neil Montgomery, Chuck Cooch, Mike Jurgens. Ronnie Sanders. SECOND ROW: Jim Martin, Danny Powell, Dan Harshbarger, Carl Harshbarger, Rick Scheffer, Wes Yoachum, John Terril, Ray Willoughby. THIRD ROW: Coach Magee, Jim Gibb, Chic Born, George Pour-chot, John Collins, John Schable, Charles Sharp. Tom Badger, Craig Chapman. The 1962 track season was climaxed by the fourth place finish in the Okaw Track Meet. A total of 22 points was scored by the Rajahs. John Collins broke the school record with the 880, shaving 3 seconds off of Larry West's record of 2;10--establishing the new record of 2:07. Chuck Cooch lowered the sophomore mile record to 4:56, bettering Frank Andrews' record of 5:01. Carl Harshbarger tied the pole vault record of 11’6 . Carl Harshbarger John Collins Wesley Yoachum Owen Funk Pole Vault 880 Relay 440 Relay Discus Senior Lettermen JV’S--Brenda Hall, Gaye Jurgens, Doris Hatchel, Linda Jumper. Cheerleaders VARSITY--Ann Morgan, Linda Rivers, Sharon Ponder, Cindy Livengood, Fran Luck. JV'S--Gaye Jurgens, Linda Jumper, Brenda Hall, Doris Hatchel. VARSITY—Fran Luck, Sharon Ponder, Linda Rivers, Cindy Livengood, Ann Morgan. Activities GAA--Maryan Stratman, Secretary; Jean Smith, Vice-President; BAND--We$ley Yoachum. Secretary; Chic Helen Blaney, President; Barb Schable, Treasurer. Born, Vice-President; Owen Funk, President. LIBRARY CLUB--Susan Smith, Assistant Helper; Barry Romine, President; Aaron Romine, Vice-President; Betty Fleener, Assistant Helper. FFA--Rick Phalen, President; Paul Brewer, Vice-President; Dan FHA--Maryan Stratman, Secretary; Sharon Hall, Harshbarger, Treasurer; Gene Burcham. Secretary. Vice-President; Margaret Chandler, President; Gaila DeWees, Treasurer. Initiation Freshman Return Party Seniors receiving awards from the Freshmen were Carl Harshbarger, a revoked license for safest driving; Fred Cordts, whiskey bottle for highest morals; Jean Smith and Harold Ponder (not shown), comic books for most studious; Owen Funk, a whistle for most musical; Helen Blaney and Mike Jurgens, a set of jacks for most athletic. Post Staffs SENIOR POST STAFF--SEATED: Ann Morgan, business manager; Gaila DeWees, assistant editor; Linda Rivers, editor; Rita Robey, advertising manager. STANDING: David Harshbarger, subscription manager; Harold Ponder, photographer; Maryan Stratman, literary editor; Mr. Robert Elzen, adviser; Miss Lois Shonkwiler, adviser. JUNIOR POST STAFF--SEATED: Sharon Ponder, Janice Kellogg, editor; Steve Blain, Darlene Capps. STANDING: Roger Leisner, Howard Eskridge, Janet Burklow, Betty Fleener, Mr. Robert Elzen, adviser; Miss Lois Shonkwiler, adviser. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL--FIRST ROW: Mr. Oscar Brewer, adviser; Mrs. Lois Libbin, adviser; Chic Bom, treasurer; Wesley Yoachum, vice-president; Rick Phalen, secretary; Cindy Livengood, president. SECOND ROW: Margaret Chandler, Sue Pederson, Kay Boll, Brenda Hall, Rita Robey. Gwenda Can. THIRD ROW: Sharon Ponder, Danny Powell, Howard Eskridge, Phil Hadden, Ralph Senteney, Fred Cordts, Nelson Stanley. „ , 1 Homecoming decorations FIRST ROW: Mardell Nunn, Linda Nickell, Judy Lowery, Sharon Hall, Ann Morgan, Jane Kamm, Heidi Sonderegger, Fran Luck, Margaret Chandler, Sue Collins, Sherry Wait. SECOND ROW: Vada Sample, Alice Hamilton, Gaye Jurgens, Sue Pederson. Glenda Beck, Sandra Rees, Patsy Reisner, Doris Hatchel, Sue Blaney, Jane Born, Wanda Amick, Cindy Murphy. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Scheffer, Linda Killen, Nancy Harrison; Sandy Simmons, Carolyn Lowder, Pat Hayes, Susan Schable, Sally Helfrich, Diane Dallas, Debbie Reeder, Carol Farris. G. A. A. FIRST ROW: Jimmee Sullender, Helen Blaney, president; Barbara Schable, treasurer; Linda Bishop, C. Jean Smith, vice-president; Maryan Stratman, secretary; Karon Platson, Brenda Hall, Jo Ellen Wilson. SECOND ROW: Sharon Wilkerson, Lenny Kamm. Janice Kellogg, Linda Jumper, Janet Hayes, Sharon Ponder, Sherry Earley, Darlene Capps. THIRD ROW: Sue Lowery, Diana Sanders, Connie Lowe, Sharon Crowe, Judy Chandler, Mary Lou Schuchman, Mrs. Betty Gibb, adviser; Diana Traxler, Kay Buchanan, Reba Grayhem, Jean A. Smith, Ann Powell. SWEETHEART DANCE Queen Helen Blaney and King Fred Cordts. « i 4 .1 v SEATED: Susan Schable, freshman attendant; Sharon Ponder, junior attendant, Helen Blaney, queen; Fred Cordts, king; Margaret Chandler, senior attendant; Judy Chandler, sophomore attendant. STANDING: Rick Phalen, Curt Hall, Mike Jurgens, Gale Luck. At-To-Hi Rita Robey, mimeograph; Terry Dick, mimeo-scope; Helen Barcus, mimeograph. DUMMIES --Jean Ford, Margaret Chandler, Carol Davis, Ruth Ann Wright, Fran Luck, Gwenda Carr, Helen Barcus. A REPORTERS AND EDITORS--Steve Blain, Karon Platson, Betty Fleener, Nancy Montgomery, editor; David Harsh-barger, Mrs. Louise Bean, adviser. STENCILISTS--Nancy Sarver, Mary Crowder, C. Jean Smith, Gaila DeWees, Jane Kamm, Linda Rivers, editor. CUB REPORTERS--Joyce Henningsen, Kay Boll, Sue Blaney, Tony Taylor, Phil Hadden. REPORTERS--Howard Eskridge, Gaila DeWees, Gwenda Carr, Barry Romine, Jan Wait, Jo Ellen Wilson. Slfcj Ns (PI X Sonto Clous To Visit RHS Christmas Party Atwood Vol. XXIV U SfudeJ MuskM At theM dents a 1m , mas Eve L studfmm Method MwjJ beginr ■V In MM Richa MMf Bat Glen Jgl ChaT School Atwood, Illinois Dec. 21, One of the main fea-1961_tures at the all student Christmas party this afternoon will be Santa Claus who will the grab bag dents mas S 4 Ha. and Ree Tj Da also1 Songs choir f row Of the Hej, are a] gram. Mar 'e j Barc Loui lyle orga: Christmas at 7. Serving background Land Of Light” will be and Gaye Jurgens Wa eo, in a choir for ”In the Darkness— Mike and a'ger, cJytn8 n, Nancy and Neil Montgomery. Organist at the 9:30 Christmas morning communion service will be Pat Montgomery, ‘56. Lake Fork will hold a Christmas Eve communion service Sunday, Dec. 24, at 4 p.m. Carols, scripture and music by the adult choir will compose the service. Sock Hop AHS will close its preholiday activities with a sock hop sponsored by the Student Council in the gym tonight from 8-11. Individual prices of 35C a person will be charged. SC committee members in charge of the dance are Sandra Boll, Phil Hadden, HowardEskridge and Ralph Senteney. SrtUth, il go .ct solo contest year than previous the date district set contest to be held at Normal high school, at Normal. Grade school band and contest members will goto thedistrict solo and ensemble contest Mar. 3 and 10 at Rantoul. In ’63 just one state contest will be help for solos aed ensembles and one state contest for organisations. CONCERT FIRST ROW: Mary Crowder, Nancy Montgomery, Donald Austin, Sandra Boll, Danny Reedy, Janet Burklow, John Sims, Cindy Livengood, Richard Beaty. SECOND ROW: Janice Kellogg, Lois Humes, Tom Cordts, Ruthann Wright, C. Jean Smith, Carole Davis, Ray Willoughby, Sharon Crowe, Chuck Cooch, Linda Jumper, Jane Born, Steve Blain, Susan Schable, Joyce Henningsen, Ann Morgan. THIRD ROW: Fran Luck, Glenda Beck, Ralph Senteney, Sam Mahannah, Wes Yoachum, Bob Stiehl, Howard Eskridge, Steve Kiley, Cindy Murphy, Jeanne Ford, Fred Cordts, Craig Chapman, Mike Ferguson, Chris Wunnenberg, Gene Gardener, Helen Barcus, Jim Long, Gary Senteney, Chic Born, Mike Black, Phil Hadden. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Schable, Owen Funk, Dennis Heckler, John Schable, Tony Taylor, Mr. David Dunscomb, Director; David C. Walker. BAND STATE CONTEST WINNERS ENSEMBLES FIRST ROW: Chic Born, Barbara Schable, Sherlyn Sykes, Steve Blain. SECOND ROW: Phil Hadden, Owen Funk, Dennis Heckler, John Schable, Tony Taylor. SOLOS FIRST ROW: Steve Blain, Barbara Schable, Dan Reedy, SECOND ROW: Phil Hadden, Owen Funk, Chic Bom. Girls’ Chorus FIRST ROW: Mr. David Dunscomb, director; Rita Robey. Ann Morgan, C. Jean Smith, Janice Kellogg, Gwenda Carr, accompanist, Susan Schable. SECOND ROW: Betty Fleener, Sandy Simmons, Lenny Kamm, Sharon Ponder, Darlene Capps, Connie Lowe. THIRD ROW: Reba Grayhem, Jo Ellen Wilson, Linda Bishop, Judy Chandler, Fran Luck, Terry Dick, Nancy Reeder. FIRST ROW: Sue Lowery, Ann Powell, Diana Sanders, Evelyn Price, Lavonne Brown, Margaret Chandler, Gaye Jurgens, Susan Schable, accompanist. SECOND ROW: Carole Davis, Jane Bojn, Brenda Hall, Sue Pederson, Sandra Boll, Karon Platson, Sharon Crowe, Judy Badger, Mr. David Dunscomb, director. THIRD ROW: Diana Traxler, Judy Lowery, Jeannie Ford, Mary Lou Schuchman, Cindy Livengood, Maryan Stratman, Heidi Sonderegger, Sharon Hall. FOURTH ROW: Linda Van Vleet, Debbie Reeder, Barbara Schable, Sherry Earley, Jane Kamm, Joyce Henningsen, Nancy Montgomery, Linda Jumper, Janet Hayes. Library Club FIRST ROW; Sue Collins. Linda Killen, Judy Briggs, Maryan Stratman, Mrs. Irene Davenport, adviser, seated Betty Fleener, Sharon Hall, Kay Boll. Betty Davis, Reba Grayhem, Susan Smith. SECOND ROW; Bill Sims, Milo Metcalf, Steve Kiley, Dave Harshbarger, Paul Brewer, Chuck Cooch, Barry Romine, Aaron Romine. Boys’ Chorus FIRST ROW: David C. Walker, accompanist; Steve Blain; Danny Reedy; Bob Stiehl; Mr. David Dunscomb, director SECOND ROW: Chris Wunnenburg, Howard Eskridge, Richard Beaty, Ray Willoughby, Steve Kiley, Chic Born. THIRD ROW: Mike Black, Harold Ponder, Roger Leisner, Jim Long, John Schable, Phil Hadden, Jan Wait. F. F. A FIRST ROW: Ronnie Sanders, Eugene Burcham, Secretary; Rick Phalen, President; Paul Brewer, Dan Harshbarger, Treasurer; Steve Biain. SECOND ROW: Wayne Lindstrom, Mike Smith, Bob Wolfe, Mr. Oscar Brewer, Adviser; Doug Powell, Sam Mahannah. THIRD ROW: Everett Hatchel, Bob Moody, Rick Wierman, Jack Johnson. Glenn Amick, Willard Kauffman. FOURTH ROW: John Terril, Ray Wilhelm, Donald Steward, Harold Cornwell, George Randall, Dale Arnett. FIFTH ROW; Ralph Senteney, Chuck Cooch, Mick Moseley, Nelson Stanley, Jack Kellogg, John Collins, George Hatchel, Merle Garrett. FIRST ROW: Maryan Stratman, secretary: Margaret Chandler, president; Miss Joyce Forsythe, adviser; Sharon Hall, vice-president; Gaila DeWees, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Linda Nickel, Ann Powell, Evelyn Price, Kay Buchanan, Betty Davis, Lavonne Brown, Diane Sanders, Sue Lowery. THIRD ROW: Nancy Reeder, Carol Davis, Sue Blaney, Jimmee Sullender, Helen Barcus, Linda Bishop. Reba Grayhem, Terry Dick. FOURTH ROW: Judy Badger, Judy Lowery. Barbara Schable, Diane Dallas. Nancy Harrison, Pat Crowder. Alice Hamilton, Betty Flee-ner, Jeannie Ford. FIFTH ROW: Doris Hatchel, Jean Scheffer, Darlene Capps, Rita Robey, Gwenda Carr, Sally Helfrich, Jewell Hinds, Linda Killen. SIXTH ROW: Ann Morgan, Sharon Ponder, Janice Kellogg, Joyce Henning, sen, Linda Jumper, Jane Kamm, Sherry Earley, Lenny Kamm, Linda Rivers. MOTHER-DAUGHTER TEA retaliation of officers Pat Hale models a dress. Jane Kamm models a suit Homecoming Queen Gwen Carr and King Mike Jurgens Sophomore Attendant Brenda Hall and Rick Phalen Freshman Attendant Sue Blaney and Gale Luck Junior Attendant Janet Burklow and Ralph Gunter. Senior Attendant Ruthann Wright and Curt Hall. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT—SEATED: Brenda Hall, sophomore attendant; Ruthann Wright, senior attendant; Gwenda Carr, Queen; Janet Burklow, junior attendant; Sue Blaney, freshman attendant. STANDING: Rick Phalen; Curt Hall; Mike Jurgens, King; Ralph Gunter; Gale Luck. GRAND MARCH LEADERS Heidi Sonderegger, Ronnie Sanders FLOWER GIRL AND CROWN BEARER Kelly Jurgens, Mark Mayhall Industrial Arts Projects The Prom, Wonderland by Night , was held at the Hotel Orlando, Decatur, Illinois, on May 11, 1962. Prom Rick Phalen welcomed guests. David Harshbarger thanked the juniors. Roger Leisner presented a Bob Newhart monologue. Honors Post Commander Ivan Dallas presented the Legion awards to Owen Funk received the Arion award from Mr. Dunscomb. Mike Jurgens and Linda Rivers. Mrs. Claude Chapman presented the SAR award to Mike Jurgens and the DAR to Maryan Stratman. National Honor Society members were Mike Jurgens, Linda Rivers, Owen Funk, Fred Cordts, David Harshbarger, Maryan Stratman, and Wesley Yoachum. Mike Jurgens won the free-throw trophy. CLASS OF 1962--FIRST ROW: Judy Lowery, Dan Harshbarger, Frances Luck, Leonard Burgener, Heidi Sonder egger, Fred Cordts, Nancy Sarver, Steve Chesnut, Helen Blaney, Doug Romine. SECOND ROW: Mary Aliena Crowder, Carl Harshbarger, Maryan Stratman, Dave Harshbarger, Gwenda Carr, Ralph High, Linda Van Vleet, Wesley Yoachum, Rita Robey, Larry Price, Gaila DeWees. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Sanders, Sharon Hall, Mike Jurgens, Jane Kamm, Jack Kellogg, Jean Smith, Owen Funk, Ann Morgan, John Collins, Linda Rivers, David Garrett. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Chandler, Richard McDivitt, Carole Davis, Milo Metcalf, Jeannie Ford, John Stewart, Ruthann Wright, Harold Ponder, Terry Dick, Don Henneberry, Helen Barcus. Commencement COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Prelude ................................................Band Processional............................................Band Invocation...................The Reverend Mr. Audy Burklow Introduction of Student Speakers................Linda Rivers Co-Salutatorian Welcome.........................................Fred Cordts Co-Salutatorian Instrumental, Concertino for Clarinet Mary Aliena Crowder, soloist Band accompaniment Class History...............................Maryan Stratman DAR winner American Legion Awards.........................Ivan Dallas Commander, American Legion Post No. 770 Class Prophecy................................Michael Jurgens Co-salutatorian, SAR winner Talk....................................Heidi Sonderegger Choral-- Green Cathedral ......................Senior girls Farewell.......................................Owen Funk Valedictorian Presentation of Class..........................Fred R. Boll Superintendent, Unit 39 Presentation of Diplomas................................A. J. Kamra President, Board of Education Benediction..................The Reverend Mr. Audy Burklow Fred Cordts, Co-Salutatorian Maryan Stratman, DAR Winner Linda Rivers, Co-Salutatorian Mary Aliena Crowder, Soloist Mike Jurgens, Co-Salutatorian, SAR Winner STUDENT TEACHERS Mrs. Gibb presented Sharon Pon der with bowling award. Patrons’ Page ARTHUR ATWOOD Watkins Electric TV Angel 1s Cafe Eads Store De1 be rt1s Clothing Dawson's Apparel Shop Arthur Lumber Grantham Drugs Arthur Bowl and Snack Bar Ben Frankl i n Store Aschermann Motor Company Arthur Cleaner Harrer' s IGA Vern Cordts Reed Blain Hofsas Brothers Hardware Gene's Plumbing and Heating Lucille Williamson's Clothing Store Floyd Lewis Barber Shop Hadden's Jewe1ry Atwood Cafe Atwood Cabinet Shop Swisher Standard Service Keith Romine Barber Shop Bob Ba1 lard HAMMOND TUSCOLA Long's Chevrolet Mi 1dred's Grocery Smith's Grocery 36 Cafe Adams' Garage Ray Ponder Bateman's Cut Curl Shop BEMENT P1umme r1s S i nc1 a i r H £■ M Super Market Central Illinois Electric and Gas Co. MATTOON Matinee Store Dekalb Agricultural Association Koehnmann's Furniture Store Dillavon McDaniel Farm Supplies Alexander Cleaners F. J. Miller Auto Sales T0L0N0 Hazen Franks Bldrs. Supply, Inc. SULLIVAN Aylco Feed Fertilizer Dunphy's Feed Fertilizer Romano's Home Furnishings Silver Star Roller Rink DECATUR LA PLACE McManus Florists Hale Standard Station SEBENS LUMBER COMPANY INC. Lumber-Shingles-Pa i nt-Glass- Bu i1di ng Mater ia 1s Atwood, Illinois Highway 36 Phone 2961 Congratulations to the Class of 1962 ATWOOD STATE BANK Atwood, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 MURPHY’S HARDWARE CO. Hammond, 111. Phone Hammond 2842 ATWOOD GRAIN AND SUPPLY COMPANY Atwood, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 from the HAMMOND LUMBER CO. Hammond, Illinois Congratu1 at ions to the 1962 Graduating Seniors U.S. INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS CO. Tuscola, Illinois SMITH SEED COMPANY Producers of Funk G Hybrids Tolono--Newman Dining and Bowling at its very best. THE EMBASSY Areola, Illinois BUCHANAN BUICK Spec i al LeSabre Invicta Electra 225 Mont icello, Illinois We Service Our Sales- FERGUSON MOTOR SALES Your Friendly Ford Dealer U. S. 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