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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

1964 Published by the Class of 1964 ATWOOD-HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL Atwood, Illinois Indication We, the Class of 1964, dedicate THE POST to Mr. Veryl Mauck, retiring board member, whose years of service, 1952 to 1964, coincided with our school years, and to the memory of Mr. Paul Snider, school bus driver from 1958 to 1963. PRESIDEni KEEinEDy nSSflSSinflTED! History Made Friday, Nov. 2 2 by Sandra Boll How President and Mrs. John F. Kennedy were riding down a Texas street on route to Market Place, Nov. 22 where President Kennedy was to have made a speech, will be in history books in years to come. Shooting of the President and Texas Governor George Connally will be the prime point. It will include the long suspense-packed thirty minutes waiting for the report from the hospital. Within two hours the Inaugural oath had been given in the presidential plane to Lyndon B. Johnson. Television and movies have recorded the removal of the body to Bethesda hospital, the placing of the coffin in the East room, its removal to the Rotunda of the capitol building, tne long procession to St. Mathews' church with representatives of 33 countries marching behind the caisson. ---j— — Closing the four days of j _j _ mourning was the lighting of the torch at Arlington Cemetery and taps. First Lady Gives Lesson In Serenity From time to time we have been almost irritated at the restraints of parents and teachers. Speak softly. No gum. 'Wear becoming skirts and walk like a lady. Sometimes I've wondered if they'd forgotten what it was like to be a teen. This weekend as I watched the poise, grace,serenity— and a3 the London papers put it, majesty-of Jacqueline Kennedy, I realize what teachers and parents had in mind for us. Let us hope they are successful. (by Sue Blaney) UUe fHustflot Falter Atwood-Hammond High School, Atwood, Illinois Vol. xxvm No. 6_________________________ Nov. 27, 1963 In the wake of this great tragedy, no matter how great it may be, Americans cannot stand still. We are led onward by the hand of Father Time who, being the killer that he is, goes on ungrieved by the incident. We must look toward the front and continue in the proud American way as we have done before. Mr. Time will not stop on his way, trampling other sung, as well as unsung, heroes in his path beneath his feet. We must hold our heads up and push this terrible thing to the backs of our minds. We must not, we cannot falter now. (Mike Mauldin) fill for One-One for fill by Sandra Boll Americans have been reminded many times during the past few days, It is not what our country can do for us, but what we can do for our country. As students this statement can be applied to the school in that it is not what the school can do for U3, but what we can do for our school. How much should we expect from our school? Should it take the place of a glorified babysitter? Should it take the responsibility for- the student s motive in getting an education, constantly nudging the pupils to study and to do their homework? Or i3 it the responsibility of the student to take care of his own discipline so that A-HHS has a reputation for having mature, well-behaved teenagers. Should he set his own academic goals and the school's and feel pride in having neighboring schools compliment the school on the scholastic status of A-HHSers? We believe our A-HKJ students are mature enough to make the name of the school rather than having the school make pupils conform. fjr. ti Wv jyZW ' Vo V ' y y ' A ' v 7 ' y Ys ' 7 y dy . V f S S A Vi ' , s j y y yjm vz y ’A' j ' a TS ' y ' sV Y y y . . m K Administration BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: George Kiley, secretary; Robert Scheffer, president; Veryl Mauck. Standing: Joseph Ponder, Reed Blain, John Ldvengood, Ernest Murphy. 3[aculi{) FACULTY Seated: Mrs. Rebecca Cassity, English, Spanish: Mr. Robert Williams, Industrial Arts. Coach; Mrs. Louise Bean, English, Drama; Mr. Donald Magee, Principal, Drivers Training, General Math, Bookkeeping; Mrs. Lois Ubbin, Commercial; Mr. James Carney, Chemistry. Physics, Math; Miss Lois Shonkwiler. Social Studies. Standing: Mr. John Witt, English; Mr. Wayne Hammerton, Coach, Mathematics; Mrs. Blanche Bishop, Physical Education. GAA adviser; Mrs. Irene Davenport, Science; Mrs. Joyce Brownfield, Home Economics; Mr. Oscar Brewer, General Science. Agriculture; Mr. David Dunscomb, Music. BUS DRIVERS First Row: Gene Taylor, Elva Williams, Rex Hadden, Wilbur Shonk-wiler. Second Row: Albert Kauffman, Marvin Sieh, Francis Phalen, Glen Randall, Kenny Sawyer. CUSTODIAN Stephen Sanders COOKS Mrs. Alvin Birch, Mrs. Troy Jones, Mrs. Charles Corwin, Mrs. George Mayfield, Mrs. Paul Snider, Mrs. Pearl Johnson. DONALD AUSTIN Band 1, 2. MICHAEL LEE BLACK Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play. 1964 SANDRA KAY BOLL Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Student Council 2; AT-TO-HI 1, 2, 3. 4; Production Editor 3; Editorial Editor 4; Eastern Chorus Camp 3. PAUL BREWER FFA 1,2,3,4; 2nd vice-president 2; Student Council 2; president 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. JUDITH ANN BRIGGS LAVONNE BROWN Library Club 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1,2; PHA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3. Class Play 3. Sntinrs CHUCK BURGENER FFA 1. 2; Football 2. 3, 4. JUDY CHANDLER GAA 1.2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Chorus 1; AT-TO-HI 4; Sweetheart Attendant 2. CHUCK COOCH POST Staff 3,4; FFA 1,2; Library Club 1,2, 3,4; President 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1, 2, 4; Boys Chorus 3, 4; Class Play 3; AT-TO-HI 3, 4; Band 1. 2. THOMAS MARSHALL CORDTS POST Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Chorus 3.4. 1964 MELVIN (MICK) COUSINS Borger High, Borger, Texas; Baseball 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2; Atwood-Hammond High; Basketball 1, 2; Track 4. MIKE COWARD POST Staff 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Homecoming King 4. GENE GARDNER POST Staff 3.4; Track 1,2; Basketball 3.4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3. vice-president 3; Radio Club 1; Class Play 3. demurs ROBERT GIBSON High Magazine Salesman 3. PHILLIP GREGORY HADDEN Band 1,2,3,4; AT-TO-HI 1; Student Council 2, vice-president 3, president 4; AT-TO-HI 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Music Camp 1, 2, 3, 4; POST Staff 3.4; Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, vice-president 4; State Delegate 3. BIROA RHEA (PAT) HALE Glasgow High School; Glee Club 1; FTA 2; FHA 1, 2; Speech and Debate Club 2; Team Captain 2; Basketball Team 1, 2; Team Captain 2; Pep Club 1.2; Atwood-Hammond High School: Class play 3; Class Secretary 3; Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4; FHA 3,4; Library Club 4; AT-TO-HI 3.4; GAA 3.4; Sweetheart Attendant 4. JOYCE HENNINGSEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; FHA 1. 2, 3. 4, secretary 4; GAA 3, 4; class vice-president 2; AT-TO-Hi 1,2, 3; Magazine Captain 3; Student Council 4; Class Play 3; Grand March Leader 4; Sweetheart Queen 4. BRENDA HALL GAA 1.2. 3. 4, president 4; Camp Delegate 3; Student Council 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4; Captain 2,3; Twirler 3,4; Majorette 4; AT-TO-HI 4; Class Play 3; POST Staff 3, 4; class vice-president 3; class secretary 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4. JEWEL MAE HINDS FHA 1; GAA 1. DON HODGE Boys Chorus 3,4; Class vice-president 4, president 3. Seniors LINDA JUMPER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; vice-president 3; Twirler3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. 4; Captain 4; Class Treasurer 4; DAR Winner 4; GAA 2,3.4. Secretary 3; FHA 1. 2, 3. 4; FFA Sweetheart 3; Sno-Ball Prom Queen 3; Sweetheart Attendant 4; Grand March Leader 4; POST Staff 3, 4. LENNY KAMM GAA 2, 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; secretary 3, president 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Library Club 3; Sweetheart Attendant 4. WILLARD KAUFFMAN Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2,3.4; FFA 1.2, 3, 4. vice-president 4; Class Play 3. CONNIE LOWE GAA 1,2,3; Student Council 3; FHA 1; Chorus 2. SUE LOWERY Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4. vice-president 3; GAA 1, 2; AT-TO-HI 4. 1964 JIM MARTIN Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Track 1, 2.3. MICHAEL MAULDIN Conroe High School - Conroe, Texas; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2; Spanish 3; Atwood-Hammond High School; Basketball 3,4; Football 4; Student Council 4; Sweetheart Escort 4; Valedictorian 4; AT-TO-HI 4. GRACE LUCILLE MITCHELL Ridge Farm, Illinois; Library Club 3; Pep Club 3; Class Secretary 3; Hockey Team 1, 2,3; Atwood-Hammond High School: AT-TO-HI 4. KARON N. PLATSON Chorus 4; GAA 4. Senior C ANN POWELL Chorus 1.2. 3. 4; GAA 1.2. 3. 4; FHA 1. NANCY BETH REEDER FHA 1, 2. 3, 4; vice-president 4; GAA 3,4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; AT-TO-HI 4; Class Play 3; Homecoming Attendant 4. AARON ROMINE Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; POST Staff 3,4, editor 4; Student Council 3,4, treasurer 3, concession manager 4; AT-TO -HI 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3; class president 1, class secretary 2; Grand March Leader 4; Chorus 4; Class Play 3; Sweetheart Escort 4; SAR 4; Salutatorian 4. BARRY ROMINE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Chorus 3,4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 2; Christian Athlete's Camp, Asland Oregon 3; Grand March Leader 4: AT-TO-HI 2; Class Play 3; Sweetheart Heart King 4; class president 4. 1964 MARY LOU SCHUCHMAN Chorus 1.2, 3, 4; GAA 3,4; FHA 1, 2; Class Play 3. GARY E. SENTENEY FFA 1; Student Council 1; Football 1; Boy's State 3; Band 1, 2, 3. SUSAN RAE SMITH Library Club 1,2,3,4; Assistant Librarian 3; Girl’s State 3; Student Council 3. JIMMEE JEAN SULLENDER Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; GAA 1. 2. 3, 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; AT-TO-HI 4. Settinrs SHERLYN SUE SYKES Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 3.4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Egyptian Music Camp 1. 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4; POST Staff 3,4. JOHN N. TERRIL JR. FFA 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2, 3; Christian Athlete Camp 3; Boy's Chorus 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Class Play 3. DAVID C. WALKER DAVID F. WALKER Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Accompanist Football 1, 2; Track 1; Class Play 3. 2,3,4; Egyptian Music Camp 3; FFA 1. 1964 GARY WARNER Football manager 2,3,4; Basketball manager 3,4; Chorus 4. RAMIE WIERMAN FFA Sentinel 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Free throw trophy 3, 4. BARBARA JANE WHIGHTSIL GAA 1,2,3, treasurer 2, vice-president 3; FHA 1, 2. 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2. 3; Class Play 3; AT-TO-H1; co-editor of Production Staff 3. BOB DAVIS (NO PICTURE) FFA 4. Seniors (y TOM NICHOLSON (NO PICTURE) Track 4; FFA 4; Football 1. EVERETT HATCHEL (NO PICTURE) FFA 1.2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1. (Class jHietnru On August 31, 1960, the Atwood-Hammond High School was invaded by 63 scrawny Freshmen. Twenty-nine girls and thirty-four boys started their good 'ole High school days at last. Fleeted president was Aaron Romine; vice-president. Gloria Behrend; secretary, Barry Romine, and treasurer, Judy Briggs. Representing the class on Student Council were Sherlyn Sykes and Gary Sente-ney. Reporters for the AT-TO-HI were Joyce Hen-ningsen and Phil Hadden. Initiation was held early in September and a return party was given April 10, 1961, in the form of a Backward Party. Cheering on the B-team were Brenda Hall and Linda Jumper. Homecoming attendant was Sherry Early Stanley. During the year they lost James Whitlow who withdrew. Moving to other towns were Linda Appleby to Charleston, Gloria Behrend to Areola, Marcia Doenitz to Bement, Rodney Rocha to Grenada, Mississippi, while Bill Gentry transferred to Roosevelt and Terry Lueachtefeld also transferred. Jim Martin lettered in football his first year. Attending music camp were Sheryln Sykes and Phil Hadden. Mrs. Joyce Forsythe Brownfield and Mr. C. E. Rogers were the Freshmen class advisers. Receiving firsts at District Band contests were Phil Hadden, trombone; Sherlyn Sykes, alto sax; and Sandra Boll clarinet. Phil also won first at State. As sophomores, twenty-four girls and twenty-eight boys returned. Barry Romine was elected president; Joyce Henningsen, vice-president; secretary, Aaron Romine; treasurer. Judy Briggs. Student Council representatives were Sherlyn Sykes and Phil Hadden. AT-TO-HI reporters were Phil Hadden and Joyce Henningsen. Re-elected B-Team cheerleaders were Linda Jumper and Brenda Hall, captain. Brenda was also Homecoming attendant. GAA Sweetheart attendant was Judy Chandler. Elected as officers of other clubs were Barry Romine, president of Library Club while Aaron Romine held the vice presidency. GAA treasurer was Barbara Schable Whightsil. Second vice-president of FFA was Paul Brewer. Barry Romine, Willard Kauffman, and Mike Coward lettered in football. Attending cheerleading camp at Normal University were Linda Jumper and Brenda Hall. Sherlyn Sykes and Phil Hadden attended music camp again this year. More movers were Charles Chapman to Decatur and Janet Hayes to Humbolt, Iowa. Raymond Bass, Harold Cornwell, Merle Garrett, Doris Gunter, and Chuck Moseley dropped out. Pat Hale moved here from Glasgow, Kentucky, the last semester. Mrs. Louise Burk Bean and Mr. Don Magee served as class advisers. Susan Smith won the Freshmen-Sophomore Division of the essay What Patriotism Means to Me. She also received third in the district contest. Susan was among six finalists in an area essay contest sponsored by the Rural Electrification Association in Champaign. Winning firsts at District contest were Mike Black, vocal; Barbara Schable Whightsil, drums; David C. Walker, piano; and Phil Hadden, trombone. Receiving first at State were Barbara and Phil. As juniors they numbered twenty girls and twenty-six boys. They gained Mick Cousins and Mike Mauldin, both from Texas, and Grace Mitchell from Ridge Farm. But not returning were Sue Boyd. Kay Buchanan, Evelyn Price. Diana Sanders and David Mitsdarffer. Class officers were Don Hodge, president; Brenda Hall, vice president; Pat Hale, secretary; Connie Lowe, treasurer; Sherlyn Sykes and Aaron Romine served as student council representatives. Elected for varsity cheerleaders were Linda Jumper and Brenda Hall, captain. They also served as twirlers. Sherlyn Sykes represented the class in the Homecoming court. Our homecoming float received a third!! Magazine captains were Joyce Henningsen and Barry Romine. High magazine salesman was Bob Gibson. Taking leads in the class play were Sandra Kay Boll and Mike Black. The play Charm School was presented on November 16, 1962. Aaron Romine was chosen POST editor, Phil Hadden, assistant editor; Brenda Hall, literary editor; advertising manager, Linda Jumper; assistant. Tom Cordts; subscription manager. Chuck Cooch; assistant, Sherlyn Sykes; photographer, Gene Gardner; and adviser Miss Lois Shonkwiler. Lettering in football was Barry Romine, Aaron Romineandjim Martin. Basketball letters were given out to Ramon Wierman, Mike Mauldin and Aaron Romine. Track lettermen were Mike Mauldin and Chuck Cooch. Holding offices in other organizations were GAA. vice president, Barbara Schable Whightsil; Linda Jumper, secretary; FHA vice president, Sue Lowery; secretary, Lenny Kamm; Band; Phil Hadden, vice president; Library club; Gene Gardner, vice president, Chuck Cooch, secretary-treasurer. Aaron Romine held the office of treasurer of student council. Holding editor of production staff of the AT-TO-HI was Sandra Kay Boll with Barbara Schable Whightsil. assistant. American Legion selected Susan Smith to Girls’ State and Gary Senteney to Boys’ State. Attending Egyptian Music Camp were Linda Jumper and David C. Walker. Christian Athletic camp, Ashland. Oregon, was the camp site for Barry Romine, Paul Brewer and John Terri 1. GAA camp was attended by Brenda Hall, Sandra Kay Boll was elected to Eastern Chorus camp. At the FHA-FFA Christmas Dance, Linda Jumper was Snow Princess while Willard Kauffman was a member of the court. Ramon Wierman received All-conference in basketball. He also won the free throw trophy. The junior class sponsored the annual Prom at the Hotel Orlando in Decatur with the theme Hello, Young Lovers . On September 9, 1963, twenty-two girls and twenty-six boys entered their last year at A-HHS. Barry Romine was elected president, with Don Hodge vice president; Brenda Hall, secretary; and Linda Jumper, treasurer; Sherlyn Sykes and Mike Coward, student council representatives; and Mike Mauldin and Nancy Reeder-reporters. Sandra Kay Boll and Mike Mauldin were selected AT-TO-HI editorial editors. Linda Jumper, captain, and Brenda Hall ended their cheering years together. Brenda, majorette. and Linda, twirler, also ended twirling. Reigning as Homecoming queen was Brenda Hall, who was crowned by king, Mike Coward. The grandmarch leaders were Joyce Henningsen, Barry Romine, Linda Jumper and Aaron Romine. Nancy Reeder was the senior attendant. Well representing other officers were; FHA presi-dent. Lenny Kamm; vice president, Nancy Reeder; secretary, Joyce Henningsen; treasurer, Pat Hale. Brenda Hall held presidency of GAA, while Joyce Henningsen held secretary. FFA president was Paul Brewer and vice president, Willard Kauffman. Band officers are Phil Hadden, president; Linda Jumper, vice president and Sherlyn Sykes, secretary-treasurer. Reigning as Sweetheart king and queen were Barry Romine and Joyce Henningsen with attendants: Lenny Kamm and Mike Mauldin. Linda Jumper and Aaron Romine and Pat Hale. As they gained Bob Davis from Bement they also lost Jack Johnson to Tuscola. Winning firsts at State Contest were Phil Hadden, trombone; David C. Walker, baritone and Sherlyn Sykes, alto sax. From the senior class there were seven football lettermen, six basketball lettermen and four track lettermen. Taking the lead again this year in the annual senior play were Sandra Kay Boll, Aaron Romine, and Mike Black. Michael Miller was given April 24, with a pizza party afterward. The Seniors were honored at the annual Prom by the juniors on May 1. It was held at the Hotel Orlando in Decatur with the theme Moon River . Selected DAR was Linda Jumper and SAR, Aaron Romine. National Honor Society was made up of Sandra Kay Boll, Mike Mauldin, Aaron Romine, Barry Romine, Gary Senteney and Susan Smith. Baccalaureate was May 31. At graduation exercises on June 3, Mike Mauldin was valedictorian, with Aaron Romine as salutatorian. The class of ’64 bid their high school days farewell. Corn men cement , i I 1, ftii'4 f f t f • •%! I I I � J I ■ .4' 'S' t V dti 8 X! l X A J.JSlijI .X t X ' mi I „ij 1 ¥ - .A U 41 CLASS OF 1964 First Row: Sue Lowery, Sandra Boll, Karon Platson, Connie Lowe, Grace Mitchell, Pat Crowder, Judy Chandler, Jimmee Sullender, Mary Lou Schuchman, Sherlyn Sykes, Judy Briggs, Nancy Reeder. Second Row: Phil Hadden, Gene Gardner, Barry Romine, Mike Mauldin, Lenny Kamm, Linda Jumper, Joyce Henningsen, Aaron Romine, Chuck Cooch, Paul Brewer, Bob Gibson. Third Row: Churk Burgener, Gary Senteney, Jim Martin, Tom Nicholson, Brenda Hall, Barbara Whightsil, Jewel Hinds, Pat Hale, Ramon Wierman, Don Hodge, John Terril, Mickey Cousins. Fourth Row: David F. Walker, Tom Cordts, Gary Warner, Mike Black, David C. Walker. Susan Smith, Lavonne Brown, Ann Powell, Donald Austin, Mike Coward, Willard Kauffman. Everett Hatchel, Bob Davis. Mike Mauldin, valedictorian, gave the class farewell. Barry Romine, class president, gave the class prophecy. Aaron Romine, salutatorian, gave the class welcome. Linda Jumper, DAR winner, introduced the student speakers. COMMENCEMENT Atwood-Hammond High School June 3, 1964 7:30 P.M. C.S.T. Prelude Band Processional Band Invocation The Rev. Mr. David Goodell Hammond Methodist Church Introduction of Student Speakers Linda Jumper D A R Winner Class Welcome Aaron Romine Salutatorian When Day Is Done Sandra Boll, Lavonne Brown, Pat Hale, Brenda Hall, Joyce Henningsen, Linda Jumper, Lenny Kamm, Sue Lowery, Karon Platson, Ann Powell, Nancy Reeder, Mary Lou Schuchman, Sherlyn Sykes, Jimmee Jean Sullender, David C. Walker, accompanist. Legion Awards Millard Sims Commander, James Reeder Post 770 Class Prophecy Barry Romine Class President Piano solo, Chopin Etude” David C. Walker Arion Award Winner Class Farewell Michael Mauldin Valedictorian Presentation of Class Donald Magee Principal Presentation of Diplomas Fred R. Boll Superintendent Benediction The Rev. Mr. Goodell Lavonne Brown, Ann Powell, Sue Lowery, Joyce Henningsen, Nancy Reeder, Lenny Kamm, Karon Platson, Linda Jumper, Sherlyn Sykes, Pat Hale, Sandra Boll, Jimmee Sullender, Mary Lou Schuchman, Brenda Hall sang When Day is Done , accompanied by David C. Walker. David C. Walker, Arion Award winner, played a piano solo, Chopin Etude . tutors Steve Kiley presented David C. Walker, Aaron Romine, Susan Smith, Mike Mauldin, Sandra Boll, Barry Romine, and Gary Senteney with National Honor Society Awards. Mrs. Claude Chapman gave Linda Jumper the DAR Award and Aaron Romine the SAR Award. Mr. Hammerton awarded Aaron Romine the rebounding trophy and Ramon Wierman the free-throw trophy. Aaron Romine and Sandra Boll received the American Legion Award. Mr. Brewer presented David C. Walker the Arion Award. Wayne Lindstrom presented Paul Brewer with the DeKalb Award. Let's see if there's a booth Santa Claus is my father! junior MICHAEL MILLER The story of the play concerns the eternal incompatibility of parents and children which is repeated with every generation. As Nicodemus, or the old Nick and narrator of the play says, Every troubled boy and girl resolve it won't happen to their youngsters. Twenty years later it does. Every parent of every 18-year-old was once 18, but they’ve forgotten. CREW Connie Lowe Willard Kauffman Paul Brewer Bob Gibson JURY Gene Gardner Lavonne Brown David C. Walker, Sue Lowery, Gary Warner Karon Platson Ann Powell Mary Lou Schuchman Jimmee Sullender Sherlyn Sykes Grace Mitchell Don Austin Pops, you're not old. CAST Nicodemus . . . Michael Miller . Shirley Conover . Dick Blodgett . . Henry.......... George......... Mary Jane . . . Elizabeth . . . Bill Miller . . . Pops Miller . . . The Boy Michael. John Miller . . . Mary Miller . . . Hannah Miller. . Enoch Miller . . Myrtle Dorsey . . Nevada Veach. . Wilma Harvey. . Prudence Miller . Michael Miller Jr Principal . . . Judge........... . . Mike Black . Aaron Romine . . . Sandra Boll . . Tom Cordts . . PhiJ Hadden . . Don Hodge . . Brenda Hall Joyce Henningsen . Chuck Cooch . Mike Mauldin David F. Walker . . Barry Romine Lenny Kamm . Nancy Reeder . Gary Senteney . . Judy Briggs .... Pat Hale Linda Jumper . . Susan Smith . . Bob Gibson . . John Terrill Mick Cousins Thee must not kill. I wouldn't be caught dead in it. As 3fflere HAMMOND GRADE SCHOOL First Row: Mrs. Edna Dick, Michael Smith, Karon Platson, Donald Lamer, Susan Renshaw, Michael Coward, Susan Smith, Sharon Crowe. Second Row: Marcia Donenitz, Connie Lowe, Ronnie Pruitt, Mary Frances Dick, Robert Gibson, Mary Daughter)', Marcia Pasley, Donald Hodge, Charles Burgener, Mr. Noffke. ATWOOD GRADE SCHOOL First Row: Nancy Reeder, Gene Gardner, Sandra Teak, Gary Senteney, Willard Kauffman, Diana Sanders, Sandra Boll, Tom Nicholson, Mike Doyle, Sue Lowery. Second Row: David C. Walker, Chuck Cooch, Margaret Moore, Joyce Henningsen, Linda Jumper, Mrs. Rita Cordts, teacher; Linda Appleby, Everett Hatchel, Ola Yoder, Connie Davis. ATWOOD GRADE SCHOOL First Row: Mike Black, Danny Lip ford, JohnTerril, Barbara Schable, Barry Romine, Lenny Kamm, Adlai Sclirock, Paul Brewer, Rich Beatty, Tom Cordts. Second Row: Ramon Wierman, Shirley Edwards, Cheryl Andrews, Phil Hadden, Chuck Moseley, Jack Johnson. Third Row: Miss Mae Downs. 12 Clears (Together MS -A-M MS First Row: Mike Black, Everett Hatchel, Gary Senteney, Ramon Wierman, John Terril, David C. Walker, Willard Kauffman. Second Row: Sue Lowery, Sandra Boll, Lenny Kamm, Don Austin, Tom Cordts, Linda Jumper, Joyce Henningsen, Nancy Reeder. Third Row: Tom Nicholson, Phil Hadden, Gene Gardner, Barry Romine, Aaron Romine, Chuck Cooch, Paul Brewer. 12 Clears together First Row: Karon Platson, Don Hodge, Susan Smith. Second Row: Bob Gibson, Connie Lowe, Chuck Burgener. 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A y y s Ya Y f A SS yyYs YAAAy Y A , A YYs VaY aYa Ya yy y ' A AAA Ya (Hlaes Wanda Amick Dale Amett Tom Badger Glenda Beck Sue Blaney Jane Born Craig Chapman Darrell Crist Virgil Crowder Carol Farris Michael Ferguson Jerry Frazier Alice Hamilton Sally Helfrich Lois Humes Gaye Jurgens Stephen Kiley Linda Killen Philip Koeberlein Wayne Lindstrom James Long Carolyn Lowder Terry Martin Robert Moody Cindy Murphy Linda Nickell Sue Pederson Terry Poindexter George Pourchot Danny Powell Debbie Reeder Danny Reedy Sandra Rees Patsy Reisner John Schable uf 1965 Susan Schable Jean Scheffer Alan Schultz Charles Sharp Sandra Simmons Bill Sims Mike Smith Robert Stiehl Tony Taylor Sherry Wait Ray Willoughby Lester Wolfe Chris Wunnenberg Eugene Yoachum NO PICTURE Sharon Crowe Gllaas Bill Baker Bob Barcus Carol Beck Dick Beery Barry Berg Madonna Berg Robert Biggs Carl Binder Judy Birch Ruthann Bristol J. C. Brown Carliss Bryson John D. Burcham John Burgener Lynn Carr Nancy Chandler Alan Cox Michael Daugherty Joan Day Thomas Day Janet Eastin Donald Ferguson Bill Gough Roger Hadden Linda Hale Michael Helfrich Terri Henry Robert Hodge John Hofsas Jo Ann Koeberlein Larry Korte Cynthia Leisner Thomas Ubbin Nicki Mayhall Ronald Meece of 1966 Richard McCarty Gloria Mullinix Shirley Myers Linda Owens Richard Price Duane Quick Frank Reedy Gregory Sims Marilyn Smith Brenda Spencer Brenda Stephenson Robert Sullender Dennis Terril Dean Tomson David Van Scyoc Dorothy Walker Steve Walker Donald Warner Sue Weber Raymond Wildman Susan Wilkinson James Williams NO PICTURE Robert Alexander (Class Sandra Anderson Patrica Appleby Stanley Arbogast Bobby Dean Arnett K. Carol Arnett Sam Barcus Steve Black Cheryl Buckley Opal Carr Phillip Carr Cary Chapman Rebecca Chesnut Michael Conour Martha Cooch Marsha Cornwell Mike Corwin Patricia Daugherty Gerald Day Katana Flanagan Ann Funk Brian Hadden Ann Hale Donna Harshbarger Harlen Ray Hatchel David Hinds Aaron Huffman Johnetta Humes Janice Jaus Jerry Jones Howard Kamm Judy Kibler Marilyn Laughlin Frances Lindstrom John Livengood Linda Lust of 1967 Francis Mann James Mann Vicki Metcalf William Mitchell Betty Mullinix Mary Murphy Anita Patton Michele Quick Janet Quick Ronda Randall Gloria Randolph Jerry Reeder Robert Rentschler Linda Rigg Robert Scheffer Vicki Schultz Cleolyn Senteney Ann Sims Dennis Spencer Marsha Stark James Stiehl Jan Taylor Linn Ellen Traxler Joyce Van Scyoc Milton Waltermire Dale Wilhelm Judith Willoughby •Iluntur |3lag ((That Hasn’t ) DON QUIXOTE Don Quixote, the juniors' class play, was adapted from Cervantes' novel of the seventeenth century. Don Quixote was a gaunt, book-crazed idealist who went out to right the wrongs of the world to the dismay of his ignorant rustic friend, Sancho Panza, a realist. From Don Quixote comes the term quixotic meaning dreamy and impractical and obsessed with a bee in his bonnet. ” CAST Antonia (Gaye Jurgens) Josofina (Jane Born) Teresa (Susan Schable) Sanchita (Patsy Reisner) Alicia (Sherry Wait) Villager (Cindy Murphy) City Girl (Sandy Simmons) City Girl (Sue Pederson) City Girl (Sandy Rees) Arts boys build windmill for Don Quixote to Fight. Villagers Dance. Juniors in the Don Quixote cast were a dejected lot. They had to cancel their class play. Knee surgery for Don Quixote himself. John Sellable, caused the first postponement from the Friday before Thanksgiving. Craig Chapman's broken foot caused a second postponement. Rehearsal schedules had already posed a problem with the opening of the basketball season and two nights a week for high school games and one night a week for a grade school game. To this busy schedule a second church night was added to the Wednesday church night already observed. Since so many high school students were participating in the program, this night was not available. All in all, the first possible production date was moved so far down the calendar that it would conflict with both senior play practice and the spring music contest. So, Don Quixote and his players moved back into the Middle Ages, oblivion, or what have you. CAST Don Quixote (John Schable) Sancho Poncho (Chris Wunnenberg) Carrasco (Craig Chapman) Nicolas (Danny Powell) Miguel (Dan Reedy) Leandro (Steve Kiley) Shepherd (George Pourchot) Boy (Bob Stiehl) VILLAGERS Linda Nickell Carol Farris Jeane Scheffer Lois Humes Jerry Frazier Wayne Lindstrom Tom Badger Phil Koeberlein Terry Poindexter Will you make me a duke, Don Quixote? Junior rehearse after school. 01 lass ©fficers JUNIOR John Schable, vice president; Sue Pederson, secretary; Gaye Jurgens, treasurer; Tony Taylor, president. SOPHOMORE Dick Berry, president; Bob Alexander, vice president; Janet Eastin, secretary; Bill Baker, treasurer. FRESHMEN Milton Waltermire, president; Sam Barcus. treasurer; Ann Funk, secretary; Betty Mullinix, vice president. 7 'yy A A, fjr f y s fX X X At XX A y XX XX Xr XXa y XA AAAx AA'. X XXX 4 Xx x X Xa yA yA 7 yy . Ay yXAy. XT' 'XXXX a AAAXy x x X X X X 'A V X x. V Xx Xa . y W M' ' A ' ' Y A Z, V A 7 A v A, ' A' j XXX AjAaX vAAAAAXA A WArn. 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Fourth Row: Mr. Swallow, assistant coach; Greg Sims, Chuck Cooch, George Pourchot, Aaron Routine, Barry Romine, Mike Mauldin, Jim Long, Duane Quick. Fifth Row: Mike Helfrich, Jerry Reeder, Dale Wilhelm, Robert Scheffer. Don Ferguson, Larry Korte, Denny Spencer, Jim Williams, Jim Stiehl, Howard Kamm. FOOTBALL WE THEY 6 Bethany 0 CO-CAPTAINS 7 Sullivan 20 Chuck Burgener 0 Monticello 13 Mike Coward 0 Areola 55 0 Cerro Gordo 21 0 Bement 18 13 Arthur 0 7 Newman 19 VARSITY—F i r s t Row: Aaron Romine, Chuck Burgener, Mike Coward. Dan Powell, Willard Kauffman, John Terril, Chuck Cooch. Second Row: Frank Reedy, Barry Romine, Dick Beery, Mike Mauldin. junior lettermen Chuck Burgener Tackle Mike Coward Guard Barry Romine Quarterback John Terril Tackle Willard Kauffman Guard IBasluthall BASKETBALL SQUAD—First Row: Barry Romine, Aaron Romine, John Schable, Mike Ferguson, Mike Mauldin, Gene Gardner. Second Row: Mr. Hammerton, coach; Charles Sharp, Steve Kiley, Bob Sullender, Paul Brewer, Ramon Wierman, Barry Berg, assistant manager; Tom Badger, assistant manager; Gary Warner, manager. Third Row: Carol Arnett, John Livengood, Bill Baker, Danny Powell, Ray Willoughby, Bob Moody, Brian Hadden, Bob Arnett. Fourth Row: Sam Barcus, Steve Black, Jerry Reeder, Dale Wilhelm, Bob Rentschler, Milton Waiter-mire, Denny Spencer, Howard Kamm, Cary Chapman. Fifth Row: Frank Reedy, Dick Beery, John Burcham, Alan Cox, Don Ferguson, Greg Sims, John Burgener, Craig Chapman, Bob Hodge, Bob Barcus. VARSITY WE 60 58 59 63 54 66 54 36 75 63 46 55 34 44 50 70 39 64 78 52 52 71 29 GAME SCORES Brocton-Redman THEY 61 Cerro Gordo 43 Bement 53 Arthur 56 Sullivan 58 Villa Grove 68 Oakland 58 Mahomet-Seymour 52 Deland-Weldon 50 Unity 59 Tuscola 75 Arthur 39 Mont ice llo 31 Tuscola 55 Cerro Gordo 53 Chrisman 48 Areola 47 Cerro Gordo 59 Lovington 63 Mont ice llo 58 Bethany 71 Newman 59 Lovington 52 Sm junior jLettermen ■ Ramon wierman Forward Barry Horn me Forward Aaron Romine Center Mike Mauldin Forward Paul Brewer Forward Gene Gardner Center (ttljampe Again WINNERS OF THE LITTLE OKAW OF 1964--Front Row: Bob Hodge, Frank Reedy, John Burgener, Dick Beery, Bob Barcus. Standing: Greg Sims, John Burcham, Don Ferguson, Alan Cox, Mr. Swallow, coach. Absent: Bill Baker. Gaye Jurgens, Janet Eastin, Brenda Hall, Ruthann Bristol, Linda Jumper, Sue Weber, Sandy Simmons, Jan Taylor, Sue Blaney VARSITY—Sandy Simmons, Brenda Hall. Linda Jumper, Sue Blaney, Gaye Jurgens JUNIOR VARSITY—Janet Eastin, Jan Taylor. Ruthann Bristol, Sue Weber. (Track TRACK SQUAD—First Row: Bob Arnett, Mike Corwin, John Livengood. Second Row: Bill Baker, Bob Sullender, Mr. Williams, coach; Tom Nicholson, Chuck Cooch, Mike Mauldin, Paul Brewer, Ray Willoughby, Dean Tomson, Tom Badger, manager. Third Row: Dale Wilhelm, Steve Black, Cary Chapman, Alan Schultz, Craig Chapman. Terry Martin, Greg Sims, Chris Wunnenberg, Duane Quick, Steve Kiley, Danny Powell, Dick Beery. Fourth Row: Jim Stiehl, Don Warner, Tom Libbin, Milton Waltermire, Bob Rentschler, Phil Carr, Barry Berg, Richard Price, Dennis Spencer, Mike Burk, Howard Kamm. a Paul Brewer 440 880 mile relay Although 1963-64 was the wettest year for track, A-HHS let no mud hold them back. Senior Mike Mauldin qualified for the state track meet in discus with a record of 149. 8 1 2. Soph Bob Sullender held the record at Monticello frosh-soph tourney with 10.9 in pole vaulting. Underclassmen placed 5th in the frosh-soph Okaw tourney and 6th in Monticello frosh-soph relay. There were only 4 seniors on the track team. Mike Mauldin shot discus 880 relay ' r ' ' r S r f v y s , 'V, V . ' ' . (Club (Officers STUDENT COUNCIL—Pat Hale, secretary; Steve Kiley, president; Phil Hadden, vice-president; Aaron Routine, treasurer. BAND--Sherlyn Sykes, secretary; Linda Jumper, vice-president; Phil Hadden, president. FHA--Lenny Kamm, president; Sally Helfrich, treasurer; Joyce Henningsen, secretary; Nancy Reeder, vice-president. GAA—Sue Pederson, vice-president; Sandy Simmons, treasurer; Joyce Henningsen, secretary; Brenda Hall, president. LIBRARY CLUB--Bill Sims, secretary-treasurer; Judy Birch, vice-president; Chuck Coocli, president. FFA-Paul Brewer, president; Dale Arnett, secretary; Willard Kauffman, vice-president; Bob Moody, treasurer. Jmiiation FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Vicki Schultz and Bob Stiehl SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Susan Wilkinson and Ray Willoughby JUNIOR ATTENDANT SENIOR ATTENDANT Gaye Jurgens and Danny Powell Nancy Reeder and Willard Kauffman QUEEN'S COURT ®and CONCERT BAND--First Row: Sandra Boll, Joan Day, Donna Harshbarger, Becky Chesnut, Linda Lust, John Hofsas, Katana Flanagan, Judy Willoughby, Cleolynn Senteney, Janet Eastin. Second Row: Thomas Cordts, Dorothy Walker, Anita Patton, Dan Reedy, Mike Burk, Linda Rigg, Ray Willoughby, Roger Hadden, Linda Jumper, Jane Bom, Milton Waltermire, Tom Libbin, Martha Cooch, Sally Hel-frich, Joyce Henningsen, Susan Schable, Sherlyn Sykes, Third Row: Cynthia Leisner, Frank Reedy, Sue Pederson, Lynn Carr, Bob Stiehl, Cindy Murphy, Steve Kiley, Robert Alexander, Linda Owens, Chris Wunnenberg, Steve Black, Gene Gardner, Cheryl Buckley, Jim Williams, Aaron Huffman, Cary Chapman, Jim Stiehl, David C. Walker, Sam Barcus, Brian Hadden, John Burcham, Mike Black, Phil Hadden. Fourth Row: Rhonda Randall, John Schable, Tony Taylor, Jerry Day, Mary Murphy, David Dunscomb, director; Rick McCarty, Larry Korte, Dick Beery. STATE CONTEST WINNERS SOLOS Ann Funk, Bob Stiehl, Sherlyn Sykes, Chris Wunnenberg, David C. Walker, Jim Stiehl. ENSEMBLES Jim Stiehl, David C. Walker, Sally Helfrich, Linda Jumper, Martha Cooch, Bob Stiehl, Ray Willoughby, Chris Wunnenberg, Steve Kiley. MAJORETTES Gloria Randolph, Sue Blaney. Iinda Jumper. Brenda Hall, Debbie Reeder, Ann Sims, Rhonda Randall. 3 jBogs’ dHjorus First row: David Dunscomb; Bob Stiehl; Ronald Meece; Jim Stiehl; Dennis Terril; Harlen Hatchel; David C Walker, accompanist. Second row: Wayne Lindstrom, Dick Beery. Robert Alexander. Dan Reedy, Thomas Cordts, Mike Black, Mike Helfrich, Frank Reedy. Third row: Don Hodge, John Terril, Ray Willoughby, Chris Wunnenburg. Steve Kiley, Dale Wilhelm. Gary Warner. Fourth row: Virgil Crowder, Phil Hadden, Roger Hadden, Barry Romine, Aaron Romine, Chuck Cooch, Jim Long. Alan Cox. (Strls’ (Ehorus First row: David Dunscomb, director; Marsha Cornwell; Marilyn Laughlin; Betty Mullinix; Lavonne Brown; Martha Cooch; Judy Willoughby; Vicki Schultz; Susan Schable. Second row: Sue Lowery, Nancy Reeder, Marsha Stark, Karon Platson, Janet EUstin, Jeanne Scheffer, Sandra Boll, Linda Lust, Ann Powell. Jane Born. Third row: Ann Hale, Jimmee Sullender, Pat Hale, Alice Hamilton, Wanda Amick, Linda Rigg. Glenda Beck, Sue Pederson, Brenda Hall, Carol Farris. Fourth row: Linda Killen, Dorothy Walker, Joan Day, Debbie Reeder, Lenny Kamm, Lynn Traxler, Sherlyn Sykes, Sharon Crowe, Mary Lou Schuchman, Doris Hatchel. Fifth row: JoAnn Koeberlein, Joyce Henningsen, Ann Sims, Sandy Simmons, Iinda Jumper. Carolyn Lowder, Brenda Stephenson. Vicki Metcalf Ann Funk, Sue Wilkinson, Sandy Rees. J napstjotB Miss Karleen Knerr, student teacher. Student (Council STUDENT COUNCIL—First Row: Steve Kiley, president; Pat Hale, secretary; Phil Hadden, vice-president; Aaron Romine, treasurer; Mrs. Libbin, advisor; Mr. Magee, adviser. Second Row: John Livengood, Judy Birch, Sherlyn Sykes, John Hofsas, Jo Ann Koeberlein, Jane Born, Jan Taylor. Third Row: Joyce Henning-sen, Mike Coward, Danny Powell, Bob Sullender, Mike Mauldin, Susan Sellable, Bob Moody. COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Assembly Explaining Council Work Christmas Program. tibrarg (Ulub LIBRARY CLUB--First Row: Mrs. Davenport, adviser; Judy Birch, vice-president; Chuck Cooch, president; Sandra Boll, Bill Sims, secretary. Second Row: Judy Willoughby, Judy Briggs, Jim Stiehl, Joan Day, Cindy Leisner, Susan Smith. Third Row: Bob Moody, Lynn Traxler, Barry Romine, Paul Brewer. Robert Scheffer, Ann Funk, John Hofsas. AT TO HI STAFF--First Row: Mrs. Lois Libbin, adviser; Sally Helfrich, editorial editor; Sandra Boll, editorial editor; Mrs. Louise Bean, advisor. Second Row: Cindy Murphy, Judy Birch, Sue Lowery, Bob Stiehl, Judy Willoughby, Vicki Schultz. Third Row: Nancy Reeder, Sue Blaney, Frank Reedy, Pat Hale, Jimmee Sullender, Jane Bom. Fourth Row: Brenda Hall, Grace Mitchell, Gene Yoachum, Susan Sellable, Joan Day, Judy Chandler. Fifth Row: Jerry Reeder, Larry Korte, Phil Hadden, Mike Mauldin, Chuck Cooch, John Burcham, Steve Kiley. EDITORIAL STAFF—First Row: Joan Day, Pat Hale. Gene Yoachum, PARTY Larry Korte, Jerry Reeder, Sue Blaney. Sandra Boll. Second Row: Bob Stiehl, Judy Birch, Judy Willoughby, Jane Bom, Frank Reedy, Nancy Reeder, Vicki Schultz, Cindy Murphy. Third Row: Susan Schable, John Burcham, Tony Taylor, Mike Mauldin, Phil Hadden, Steve Kiley, Sally Helfrich. PRODUCTION STAFF (RIGHT) Sue Lowery, Sally Helfrich, Judy Chandler, Grace Mitchell, Jimmee Sullender, Nancy Reeder. Brenda Hall, Mrs. Lois Libbin, adviser, Jane Born. SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS (LEFT) First Row: Joan Day, Gene Yoachum, Susan Schable. Second Row: Judy Willoughby, Sandra Boll, Sue Blaney, Judy Birch. Pat Hale. Third Row: Sally Helfrich, Steve Kiley, Mike Mauldin, Phil Hadden. TWELFTH NIGHT PARTY Senior |3osi Seated: Miss Shonkwiler, adviser; Sherlyn Sykes, Aaron Romine, Linda Jumper, Mr. Carney, adviser. Standing: Mike Coward, Phil Hadden, Gene Gardener, Brenda Hall, Mike Mauldin, Chuck Cooch, Tom Cordts. junior Seated: Sue Pederson, Jane Bom, Sue Blaney, Cindy Murphy. Standing: Mr. Camey, adviser, Miss Shonkwiler, adviser; Linda Killen, Sandra Rees, Craig Chapman, John Sellable. j napsljois S. A. First Row: Debbie Reeder, Sandy Simmons, treasurer; Sue Pederson, vice-president; Brenda Hall, president”; Joyce Henningsen, secretary; Jane Born, Sally Helfrich. Second Row: Marsha Cornwell, Vicki Schultz. Judy Willoughby, Marilyn Laughlin, Mrs. Bishop, adviser; Becky Chesnut, Cheryl Buckley Mary Murphy. Third Row: Jan Taylor, Martha Cooch, Linda Hale, Cleolyn Senteney, Sue Lowery, Nancy Reeder, Ann Powell, Cii ly Murphy, Judy Birch, Linda Nickell, Sherry Waters. Fourth Row; Terri Henry, Gloria Randolph, Donna Harshbarger, Ann Hale, Frances Lindstrom, Anita Patton, Cindy Leisner, Rhonda Randall, Karon Platson, Marsha Stark. Fifth Row: Alice Hamilton, Joyce Van Scyoc, Diane Dallas, Jeanne Scheffer, Carol Farris, Sue Blaney, Lois Humes, Wanda Amick, Linda Killen, Sandra Anderson, Johnette Humes. Sixth Row: Sue Webber, Glenda Beck, Pat Hale, Patsy Reisner, Mary Lou Schuchman, Sharon Crowe, Madonna Berg, Lynn Carr, Doris Hatchel, Carol Beck, Jimmee Sullender, Ann Sims. Seventh Row: Ruthann Bristol, Joan Day, Shirley Myers, Katana Flanagan. Ann Funk, Brenda Stephenson, Linda Jumper, Lenny Kamm, Opal Carr, Janet Quick, Brenda Spencer, Gloria Mullinix, Judy Chandler. Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Smith speaker at Banquet; Brenda Hall. 1964-65 OFFICERS—Seated: Sandy Simmons, secretary; Sue Pederson, president; Sally Helfrich, vice-president; Cindy Murphy, treasurer. Standing: Patsy Reisner, student council; Brenda Spencer, AT-TO-H1 reporter. j§ foeetheart 33atue SWEETHEART COURT--Bob Moody, Sue Blaney, Mike Mauldin, Lennj Kamm, Queen Joyce Henningsen, King Barry Romine, Linda Jumper, Aaroi Romine, Pat Hale, Danny Powell. If. If. First Row: Ramon Wierman, Dale Arnett, Duane Quick, Paul Brewer, Willard Kauffman, Bob Moody, Larry Korte. Second Row: Mr. Brewer, Mike Corwin, Jim Mann, Harlen Hatchell, Aaron Huffman, Bob Arnett. Carol Arnett. Third Row: Bob Davis, Dennis Terril, Wayne Lindstrom, Mike Smith, Bob Barcus, Bill Gough. Fourth Row: Raymond Wildman, Barry Berg, Chuck Burgener. Lester Wolfe, Virgil Crowder, John Terril, Everett Hatchel. Dennis Terril gave Raymond Wierman the Honorary Farmer Award. Mike Corwin gave Ramon Wierman the Crop Award. Carol Arnett gave Duane Quick the high seed salesman award. John Terril received the Livestock Award from Ramon Wierman. Willard Kauffman received the Memorial Award from John Terril. Aaron Huffman gave Paul Brewer the pecan award. 3f. M. PHA—First Row: Jo Ann Koeberlein, Joyce Hemmingsen, secretary; Lenny Kamm, president; Mrs. Brownfield. adviser; Nancy Reeder, vice-president; Sally Helfrich. treasurer; Joan Day. Second Row: Judy Birch. Lavonne Brown, Marsha Stark. Sherry Waters. Cindy Murphy, Gloria Randolph. Judy Kibler. Sherry Wait. Linda Hale. Marsha Cornwell. Third Row: Rhonda Randall, Sandra Anderson, Marilyn Smith, Nancy Chandler. Sandra Rees, Nicki Mayhall, Joyce Van Scyoc, Frances Lindstrom, Donna Harshbarger. Fourth Row: Ann Sims. Doris Hatchel, Shirley Myers. Kay Appleby. Lynn Carr. Madonna Berg, Linda Killen. Wanda Amick, Pat Hale, Jimmee Sullender. Fifth Row: Sherlyn Sykes, Vicky Metcalf, Jerry Jones. Gloria Mullinix, Susan Schable. Linda Jumper, Brenda Stephenson. Susan Wilkinson, Janet Quick, Debbie Reeder, Glenda Beck. SNAPSHOTS |3rom Barry Romine, senior president, gave the response. The Prom, with the theme Moon River , was held at the Hotel Orlando, Decatur, on May 1, 1964. Mike Mauldin presented a comedy sketch. Chris Wunnenberg, Bob Stiehl, Steve Kiley, and Ray Willoughby sang When It's Darkness on the Delta and Moon River . Pat Hale read the senior class will. George Pourchot and Gaye Jurgens gave the class prophecy. eto (Construction AS IT WAS AS IT IS |3atrtm0 |3age ARCOLA Dimond Bros. Agency The Sweet Shop MONT ICELLO Ka i se r1s Iva1 1 ' s ARTHUR The Thrift Shop Dawson Apparel Shop Delbert's Clothing ATWOOD Floyd Lewis Barber Shop Gene's Plumbing And Heating Romine's Barber Shop Hofsas Hardware Hadden's Jewelry The Atwood Herald W. L. 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