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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1966 volume:

THE POST 1966 Published by the Class of 1966 ATWOOD-HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL Atwood, Illinois Dedication We, the Class of 1966, dedicate the 1966 POST to the memory of Dr. E. W. Weir. “A man he was to all the country dear ’--Goldsmith “His possible departure, even in retirement, was never truly faced. It was one of those things that COULD NOT happen. “It was locked away with the personal dreads one puts off to face later, if at all. “Even then, and often it was not an actual physical ailment, it was faced with the comforting words and presence of Dr. Weir and his own inimitable flickering smile which assured that things would work out. “He had infinite time and patience for Everyone and Everyone was the most important one at the moment of counseling or the moment of just listening. “Office hours were around the clock with the “office” ranging from the football field to a rumpled bedroom. “The instantaneous hush that fell over the community July 8, 1965, was truly an unspoken eulogy.” —Editorial, AT-TO-HI, October 1, 1965 ADMINISTRATION Administration BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Robert Scheffer, president: George Kiley, secretary; Ernest Murphy, John Livengood. STANDING: Lyle Heit, Joseph Ponder, William Reeder. MR. FRED R. BOLL Superintendent MR. JOHN FRAZIER Principal Faculty FIRST ROW: Mr. David Dunscombi Music; Kirs. Louise Bean. English; Mrs. Wanda Newlin, Home Economics; Mrs. Lucie Merrill, English; Mrs. Lois Libbin, Commerce; Mr. John Frazier, principal. SECOND ROW: Miss Sandra Root, Spanish, English; Mr. Dean Storbel, Math. Coach; Mr. Robert Ryburn. Industrial Arts; Mrs. Irene Davenport. Biology; Mrs. Donna Leamy. Math, Science; Mrs. Nancy Murray. Physical Education; Mr. Larry Higgins, Math, Coach; Mr. O. M. Brewer, Agriculture; Miss Lois Shonkwiler, Social Studies. zB X a- Non-Academic Personnel BUS DRIVERS KNEELING: Elva Williams, Larry Kearns, Marvin Sieh, Paul Eastin, Francis Phalen. STANDING: Wilbur Shonkwiler.Anne Eastin, Vera Phalen, Glen Randall, Rex Hadden. COOKS Mrs. Ethel Brown, Mrs. Pearl Johnson, Mrs. Juanita McDade, Mrs. Laverne Jones, Mrs. Virginia Corwin, Mrs. Myrta Jane Snider. CUSTODIAN Stephen Sanders Class History On August 30, 1962, thirty-seven boys and thirty girls entered A-HHS as freshmen. Dick Beery was elected president; Judy Birch, vice president; Janet Livengood, secretary; and Bill Baker, treasurer. Student Council representatives were Ruth Ann Bristol and Bob Sullender. Judy Birch, John Burcham, Joan Day, and Gloria Mullinix were AT-TO-HI reporters, with Joan and Gloria representing the class. Sue Weber and Ruth Ann Bristol were junior varsity cheerleaders. Janet Livengood was homecoming attendant, choosing Bob Sullender as her escort. The freshmen homecoming float, WE'LL BLOW THIS GAME TO VICTORY, received fourth prize. Bill Baker lettered in football and Bob Sullender lettered in track. Receiving a first at the state solo contest was John Hofsas, oboe. Initiation was held on September 25, 1962, and the freshmen hosted the return party in the form of a variety show on April 2, 1963. That year they gained Steve Scales from Decatur; Sheryl Moberly from Norfolk, Virginia; and Delores Watkins from Tuscola. Cherri Harris moved to Robinson, Jim Moseley to St. Louis, Steve Scales back to Decatur, Sheryl Moberly to Virginia Beach, Virginia. Eight dropped out. Class advisers were C.E. Rogers and Mrs. Joyce Forsythe Brownfield. In Stepember, 1963, fifty-nine class members returned with Dick Beery serving as president; Robert Alexander, vice president; Janet Livengood, secretary; and Bill Baker, treasurer. Bob Sullender and Judy Birch were class representatives on the student council, and Frank Reedy and Judy were AT-TO-HI reporters. Also serving on the student council were Jo Ann Koeberlein and John Hofsas; on the AT-TO-HI, Larry Korte, Joan Day, and John Burcham. Janet Livengood, Ruth Ann Bristol, and Sue Weber were junior varsity cheerleaders, with Ruth Ann serving as captain. Homecoming attendant was Sue Wilkinson with her escort, Ray Willoughby. SAD PLIGHT, KNIGHT, our homecoming float, won third prize. As a sophomore, Judy Birch served as vice president of the Library Club. Bill Baker, Dick Beery, John Burgener, Don Ferguson, Roger Hadden, Frank Reedy, Bob Sullender, Dennis Terril, and Duane Quick lettered in football. Bob lettered in basketball; Barry Berg was basketball manager. They gained Rick McCarty from Portage, Indiana. May Lee Crook transferred to Ogden. Three dropped out. Class advisers were Mrs. Louise Bean and Wayne Hammerton. The class of 1966 returned in the fall of 1964 with fifty-eight students. Again serving as class president was Dick Beery; Frank Reedy, vice president; Janet Livengood, secretary; and Bill Baker, treasurer. Cheerleaders were Sue Weber and Janet Livengood. Brenda Stephenson was a twirler with the marching band. Homecoming attendant was Gloria Mullinix, with Ray Willoughby, her escort. Winning with the theme, ARTHUR'S IN DUTCH, the juniors took first place in the float competition. The class play, MRS. MC THING, was given November 20, 1964, with Cindy Leisner, Mike Helfrich, Dorothy Walker, and Frank Reedy taking the leading roles. Janet Livengood was selected to edit the POST with Jo Ann Koeberlein her assistant. Judy Birch was picked as advertising manager, Sue Weber, her assistant; Mike Daugherty, subscription manager; Barry Berg, photographer; John Hofsas, literary editor, with John Burcham assisting; and Carole Beck. Representing the class on the student council were Judy Birch and Robert Alexander. Also on the council were Bob Sullender, vice president; Duane Quick and Jo Ann Koeberlein. Juniors holding offices in organizations were: FFA, Duane Quick, vice president; Larry Korte, secretary; Library Club, John Hofsas, president; Joan Day, vice president; Judy Birch, secretary-treasurer. Lettermen in football were Bill Baker, Dick Beery, John Burgener, Don Ferguson, Roger Hadden, Frank Reedy, Jim Moseley, Bob Sullender, Duane Quick, Barry Berg, and Dennis Terril. Lettermen in track were Bill Baker, Dick Beery, Greg Sims, and Bob Sullender. Tom Libbin, saxophone; John Burcham, trombone; and John Hofsas, oboe, received firsts at the state solo contest. AT-TO-HI writers were Joan Day, Judy Birch, Roger Hadden, John Hofsas, Jo Ann Koeberlein, Cindy Leisner, Brenda Spencer, and Brenda Stephenson. Production workers were Nicki Mayhall Hodge, Rick McCarty, Gloria Mullinix, Cindy Leisner, and Brenda Spencer. Frank Reedy was selected to attend Boy's State, but was unable to go. Alternate Bob Sullender attended in Frank's place. Girl's State representative was Dorothy Walker; Joan Day was alternate. Receiving scholarships to the Egyptian Music Camp were Robert Alexander and John Hofsas. The junior class hosted the seniors at the Prom on May 14, 1965, at the Champaign Moose Club. The theme was IN THE MISTY MOONLIGHT. Bill Gough moved to Areola; Jim Moseley returned to A-HHS along with Calvin Trotter, Arthur; Mike Quisenberry, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to which he later returned; and Gene Hayse, Milford. Two students withdrew. Mrs. Irene Davenport and David Dunscomb were the junior class advisers. Starting their final year of high school were fifty-three returning seniors under the leadership of class president, Robert Alexander. Other class officers were vice president, Frank Reedy; secretary, Gloria Mullinix; and treasurer, Mike Helfrich. Student Council representatives were Judy Birch and Dick Beery. Dorothy Walker was class AT-TO-HI reporter. Sue Weber and Ruth Ann Bristol were varsity cheerleaders, with Sue serving as captain. Homecoming royalty were queen Gloria Mullinix and king Bob Sullender. Grand march leaders were Brenda Stephenson, Sue Weber, Bill Baker, and Frank Reedy. Senior attendant was Carole Beck with her escort, Dick Beery. The senior float, RAJAH'S WISHES DO COME TRUE placed third, Bob Sullender served as president of the student council along with Robert Alexander, vice president; and Jo Ann Koeberlein, treasurer. Other student council members were Cindy Leisner, Brenda Stephenson, and Sue Weber. AT-TO-HI editorial staff writers were John Hofsas, editor; Joan Day, assistant editor; Dick Beery, sports editor; Cindy Leisner, Bob Barcus, Roger Hadden, John Burcham, and Judy Birch. Production typists were Judy Birch, Madonna Berg, Ruth Ann Bristol, Linda Hale, Terri Henry, Janet Livengood, Shirley Myers, and Sue Wilkinson. There were 14 football lettermen: Bill Baker, honorary co-captain; Dick Beery; John Burgener, honorary co-captain; Don Ferguson, Roger Hadden, Mike Helfrich, Larry Korte, Frank Reedy, Bob Sullender, Jim Williams, Barry Berg, Jim Moseley, and Dennis Terri 1. Basketball lettermen were Bill Baker, Dick Beery, John Burgener, Don Ferguson, Frank Reedy, and Bob Sullender. Dick Beery, Barry Berg, Alan Cox, Greg Sims, and Bob Sullender lettered in track. Officers of organizations were Library Club, Joan Day, president; John Hofsas, secretary-treasurer; Lettermen's Club, Bill Baker, president; Dick Beery, vice president; Bob Sullender, secretary; and John Burgener, treasurer; FFA, Ray Wildman, vice president; John Burgener, treasurer; GAA, Brenda Spencer, president; Band, Dick Beery, president; Robert Alexander, vice president; Frank Reedy, secretary-treasurer; John Burcham, librarian; FHA, Jo Ann Koeberlein, president; Shirley Myers, vice president. First place winners at the state solo and ensemble contest were John Hofsas, oboe; John Burcham, mixed brass duet; John Hofsas and Joan Day, woodwind quintet; Robert Alexander, Linda Owens, John Burcham, and Dick Beery, brass sextet; Joan Day, Cindy Leisner, and Dorothy Walker, girls single ensemble. Robert Alexander was awarded the Arion Award. The senior plays, MY HEART'S IN THE HIGHLANDS and THE SANDBOX, were presented on April 22, 1966. On April 29, the seniors were guests of the junior class at the Prom which was held at the Moose Club, Champaign. National Honor Society members were Robert Alexander, Judy Birch, Alan Cox, Joan Day, Mike Helfrich, John Hofsas, Jo Ann Koeberlein, Bob Sullender and Dorothy Walker. Bob Sullender received the SAR award; Joan Day was the DAR winner. Joan also received the Bausch-Lomb Science Award. Miss Lois Shonkwiler and Mrs. Donna Leamy were senior advisers. Baccalaureate was held Sunday, June 5, with commencement exercises the following evening, June 6. Class president, Robert Alexander, introduced the speakers. John Hofsas and Judy Birch, co-salutatorians, gave the welcome and class prophecy. Valedictorian, Joan Day, gave the farewell. A group of 17 seniors sang, as did a boys quartet composed of Robert Alexander, Alan Cox. Mike Helfrich, and Frank Reedy. Legion Awards went to Joan Day and Bob Sullender. ROBERT A. ALEX ALEXANDER Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Egyptian Music Camp 3; Student Council 3,4, Vice President 4; Class President 4; Class Vice President 2; Dance Band 2,3; Class Play 3; Basketball 1. WILLIAM MICHEAL BAKER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 1,2,3; Chorus 4; Christian Athlete's Camp 3; POST STAFF 3,4, Business Manager 4; Lettermen's Club 4, President 4. Class of ROBERT EUGENE BARCUS Basketball 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; AT-TO-HI 4. CAROLE JEAN BECK Band 1; GAA 1,2,3.4; POST STAFF 3,4. JAMES RICHARD BEERY Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Class President 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, President 4; Christian Athlete’s Camp 3; Class PUy 3; AT-TO-HI 4. Sports Editor 4; Dance Band 2.3; Lettermen’s Club 4, Vice President 4. BARRY JAY BERG FFA 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Band 1; POST STAFF 3,4, Photographer 3,4; Lettermen's Club 4. 1966 MADONNA K. BERG GAA 1,2; Chorus 3; AT-TO-HI 4. ROBERT BIGGS JUDY GAIL BIRCH Class Vice President 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3, Vice President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4, POST STAFF 3,4, Advertising Manager 4; AT-TO-HI 4. RUTH ANN BRISTOL Cheerleader 1,2,4, Captain 2; Cheerleading Camp 2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Student Council 1; AT-TO-HI 4. Class of CARLISS BRYSON JOHN D. BURCH AM AT-TO-HI 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 4; Basketball 1,2; POST STAFF 3,4, Assistant Literary Editor 4; Dance Band 2,3; Class Play 3; Football 3. JOHN D. BURGENER GEORGIA LYNN CARR Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 3.4. Treasurer 4; Lettermen's Club 4, Treasurer 4. GAA 1,2; Library Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3. 1966 NANCY BESS CHANDLER FHA 4. ALAN R. COX Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; USI Representative 3. MICHAL EUGENE DAUGHERTY POST STAFF 3,4, Subscription Manager 4; Football 4; Class Play 3. JOAN ELLEN DAY Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2,3.4; AT-TO-HI 1,2,3,4. Assistant Editor 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; GAA 1,2,3.4; FHA 1,2; Class Play 3; Alternate Girls State 3; USI Representative 3; Bausch-Lomb Science Award Winner 4; DAR Winner 4. Class of THOMAS WILLIAM DAY Band 1; FFA 3,4. DONALD EUGENE FERGUSON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Lettermen's Club 4. ROGER HADDEN LINDA L. HALE Band 1,2,3.4; Football 1.2.3,4; AT-TO-HI 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; AT-TO-HI 4. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Dance Band 2,3; Lettermen’s Club 4. 1966 HOWARD MICHAEL HELFRICH Football 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Class Play 3; Track 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 4. TERRI L. HENRY GAA 1,2; Chorus 1; AT-TO-HI 4; Class Play 3. ROBERT W. HODGE JOHN F. HOFSAS Basketball 1,2,3. Library Club 1,2,3,4. President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Regional President 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Egyptian Music Camp 3; AT-TO-HI 3,4, Editorial Editor 4; Student Council 2; POST STAFF 3,4, Literary Editor 4; Class Play 3, Chess Club 4, President 4. Class of JO ANN KOEBERLEIN POST STAFF 3,4, Editor 4; AT-TO-HI 3; Student Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; FHA 1,2,3,4, President 4, FHA Camp 3; Snow Ball Dance Attendant 4. % LARRY KORTE FFA 1,2,3, Secretary 3; AT-TO-HI 2; Football 1,2, 3,4, Most Improved Player Award 4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Band 1,2; Lettermen's Club 4. CYNTHIA LUCILLE LEISNER THOMAS C. LIBBIN Band 1.2; Chorus 4; FHA 3,4; GAA 1,2; Student Council 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; AT-TO-HI 3,4; Class Play 3. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Dance Band 3; Track 3; Class Play 3. 1966 JANET EASTIN LIVENGOOD Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; POST STAFF 3; GAA 1; AT-TO-HI 4; Class Play 3; Class Secretary 1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant 1. JIM MOSELEY Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Track 1.3; FFA 4. GLORIA MAXINE MULLINIX AT-TO-HI 1,3; GAA 1,2.3,4; FHA 2.3,4; Chorus 3.4; Class Play 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Class Secretary 4; Homecoming Queen 4. SHIRLEY MYERS GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 3.4, Vice President 4; Chorus 3,4; AT-TO-HI 4; Snow Ball Dance Attendant 4. Class of LINDA OWENS Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; FHA 3,4. DUANE T. QUICK Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Student Council 2,3; Band 1; FFA 1,2,3; Vice President 3. LLOYD FRANKLIN REEDY GREGORY F. SIMS Class Vice President 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2. 1; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; AT-TO- Lettermen's Club 4. HI 2; Christian Athlete’s Camp 3; Class Play 3; Grand March Leader 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. 1966 BRENDA ARLENE SPENCER GAA 1,2,3,4; President 4; GAA Camp 4; AT-TO-HI 3. BRENDA LEA STEPHENSON Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1.2,3,4; FHA 1.2.3,4; Twirler 3; Student Council 4; AT-TO-HI 3; Grand March Leader 4. ROBERT LEON SULLENDER DENNIS TERRIL Student Council 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Homecoming King 4; Athletic Camp 3; Lettermen’s Club 4, Secretary 4; SAR Winner 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boy's State 3. Football 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Basketball 2; FFA 1.2,3,4. Class of DAVID VAN SCYOC Basketball 1; Football 3; FFA 4. DOROTHY WALKER Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3; Class Play 3; Girl's State 3; FHA 4; AT-TO-HI 4. STEVE WALKER Track 1; Football 2; Class Play 3; Chorus 2,3,4. SUE ANN WEBER GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; ISU Cheerleading Camp 1,2; POST STAFF 3,4, Assistant Advertising Manager 4; Grand March Leader 4; Student Council 4. 1966 SUSAN MARY WILKINSON FHA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; AT-TO-HI 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Snow Ball Queen 4. JIM WILLIAMS Band 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4. NO PICTURE RICHARD PRICE JC BROWN WILLIAM GOUGH RAYMOND WILDMAN FFA 1,2,3,4; Track 2. Football 1, FFA 1,2,3,4 CHERYL DIANE BUCKLEY MARTIN Band 1,2; GAA 1,2; AT-TO-HI 4. , Vice President 4. Senior Play Let's put her in the sand box. There is a rumble off stage. THE SANDBOX CAST Narrator Linda Hale The Young Man Dick Beery Mommy Jo Ann Koeberlein Daddy Greg Sims Grandma Linda Owens The Musician Tom Libbin CREW LIGHTS: Barry Berg, Mike Daugherty. SETS: Alan Cox, Mike Daugherty, Judy Birch. SOUND: Joan Day, Miss Pam Archer. SPOTS: Bob Barcus, Larry Korte, Greg Sims, Jo Ann Koeberlein. MY HEART’S IN THE HIGHLANDS CAST Narrators: Joan Day, John Burcham. Johnny: Mike Helfrich. His father, Ben Alexander, the poet: Alan Cox. Johnny's Grandmother: Dorothy Walker. Hasper MacGregor, the man with the heart in the highlands: John Hofsas. Mr. Kosack, the grocer: Dick Beery. Esther, his beautiful daughter: Gloria Mullinix. Rufe Apley, the carpenter: Roger Hadden. Phil Carmichael, young man from Old People's Home: Don Ferguson. Henry, paper boy: Frank Reedy. Mr. Wiley, mailman: Mike Daugherty. Mr. Cunningham, real estate agent: Barry Berg. We bring you a very short play by Edward Albee The rent's six dollars a month; we pay the water. and a two-act play by William Saroyan. Is your father dead, too? Young husband, wife and child: Robert Alexander, Cindy Leisner, Carliss Bryson. Mr. Wallace, the lineman: Tom Libbin. Mexican maid: Carole Beck. Cowboy: Larry Korte. Blacksmith: Duane Quick. The Sweethearts: John Burcham, Joan Day. 'The Baker: Bob Barcus. The Teacher: Shirley Myers. The Cat: Esther Helfrich. Someone help me carry him out. Could you spare a little bread and cheese, Mr. Ko-sack? Son, I'm dying of thirst. My heart's in the highlands My heart is not here. At the Beginning HAMMOND FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Mike Fleener, Frank Reedy, Francis Mann, Robert Alexander, Mike Helfrich, Bob Hodge, Mike Canour. SECOND ROW: Louise Patterson, Jeanne Day, Marilyn Smith, Suzanne Chilton, Ricky Pruitt, Ruth Bristol, Nancy Steele, Theresa Johnson, Carole Beck, Mrs. Edna Dick. THIRD ROW: Joel Gentry, Judy Sarver, Cheryl Collins, John Burcham, Don Ferguson, Sue Wilkinson, Ray Wildman, John Burgener, Linda Owens, absent. ATWOOD FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Tom Day, Bill Gough, Don Warner, Mike Daugherty. SECOND ROW: Judy Birch, Roger Battle, Dorothy Walker, Faye Moss, Jane Trammel. Sherry Waters, Dick Beery, Jean Niswan-der. THIRD ROW: Danny Lee Williams, Barbara King, Linda Stanbrook, John Hofsas, Madonna Berg, Brenda Stephenson, Mrs. Reta Cordts. ATWOOD FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Stanley Ewart, Sandra Anderson, James Luttrell. Dean Tomson. SECOND ROW: Brenda Spencer, Cindy Leisner, Sue Weber, Carliss Bryson, Linda Snyder, Calvin Trotter, Nancy Stillwell, Delores Miller. THIRD ROW: Judy Ingrum, Cynda Murray, Janet Derkis, Bobby Herschbach, Duane Quick, Roger Dyer, Larry Korte, Mrs. Wacaser. Twelve Years Together ATWOOD GRADE SCHOOL, ATWOOD-HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL FIRST ROW: Dorothy Walker, Brenda Spencer, Dennis Terril. Cindy Leisner, Judy Birch. SECOND ROW: Dick Beery, Madonna Berg, Brenda Stephenson, John Hofsas. THIRD ROW: Larry Korte, Duane Quick, Bob Biggs, John Burcham, Mike Daugherty. HAMMOND GRADE SCHOOL. ATWOOD-HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL FIRST ROW: Mike Helfrich, Frank Reedy, Bob Barcus, Bob Hodge. SECOND ROW: Linda Owens. Sue Wilkinson, Marilyn Smith Crist. THIRD ROW: John Bur gene r. Don Ferguson. Robert Alexander. Ray Wiidman. UNDERCLASSMEN K r s TREE OF LEARNING Don’t view me with a c r 111 c ’ s eye, But pass my imperfections by. . . Large streams from little fountains flow, Tall oaks from little acorns grow. . . .David Everett a Class Kay Appleby Stanley Arbogast Bob Arnett Carol Arnett Sam Barcus Steve Black Linda Brown Opal Carr Cary Chapman Rebecca Chesnut Martha Cooch Michael Corwin Patricia Daugherty Gerald Day Katana Flanagan Ann Funk Brian Hadden Donna Harshbarger Aaron Huffman Johnetta Humes Jan Jaus Howard Kamm Marilyn Laughlin Frances Lindstrom John Livengood Vicki Metcalf Bill Mitchell Betty Mullinix Terry Muncie Mary Murphy Anita Patton Janet Quick Michele Quick Ronda Randall Gloria Randolph of 1967 Jerry Reeder Robert Rentschler Linda Rigg Robert Scheffer Vicki Schultz Cleolyn Senteney Ann Sims Dennis Spencer James Stiehl Jan Taylor Dean Tomson Linn Traxler Joyce Van Scyoc Milton Waltermire Donald Warner aw kwh CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Stiehl. president: Brian Hadden, vice president; Cleolyn Senteney, secretary - treasurer. Ji4 1 r am k.e Junior Play What profit we can make on these!' r YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU The home of Martin Vanderhof--just around the corner from Columbia University, but don't go looking for it. The room we see is what is customarily described as a living room, but in this house the term is something of an understatement. The every-man-for-himself room would be more like it. For here meals are eaten, plays are written, snakes collected, ballet steps practiced, xylophones played, printing presses operated—if there were room enough there would probably be ice skating. In short, the brood presided over by Martin Vanderhof goes on about the business of living in the fullest sense of the word. From Grandpa Vanderhof down, they are individualists. This is a house where you do as you like, and no questions asked. Well, here we are again, Lord. SPECIALTIES Octave Plus Two Opal Carr............................Ronda Randall Martha Cooch..............................Jan Jaus Marilyn Laughlin.............................Gloria Randolph Janet Quick...............................Ann Hale Katana Flanagan....................Cleolyn Senteney Do it this way! This way! Pleased to meet you, Your Highness. CAST Penelope Sycamore Essie............ Rheba ........... Paul Sycamore . . Mr. De Pinna . . Ed............... Donald........... Martin Vanderhof . Alice............ Henderson .... Tony Kirby . . . Doris Kolenkhov . Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby .... Mrs. Kirby. . . . Three Men.... Olga • • . . Ann Funk • . Anita Patton • . Vicki Schultz . Stanley Arbogast . . . . Jim Stiehl . . . . Mike Burk . . Cary Chapman . . .Terry Muncie . . . . Jan Taylor . . . Steve Black . . Howard Kamm Milton Waltermire . Judy Willoughby . . Bob Rentschler . . . Linda Rigg . . Dennis Spencer Brian Hadden Mike Corwin . . Becky Chesnut CREW Lights......... Papering.... Sound ......... Stage.......... Blintzes .... Program Sketches Programs . . . Placards .... Pianist .... .................Jerry Reeder ..................Phil Carr .................Brian Hadden Aaron Huffman ................. BUI Mitchell Advanced Industrial Arts Class ............Michelle Quick ...................Judy Birch ...............Typing n Class ...................Tom Libbin ............Mrs. Harry Holl I'm forever blowing bubbles. Well, Lord, here we are. Who's this? The Kirby's and Alice Class Pamela Adams Larry Biggs Faye Binder Mark Bragg Wanda Brown Phil Carr Keith Casteel Cynthia Chambers Sally Chandler Lonnie Conner Cheryl Conour Sharon Conour Neil M. Cox James Crowe Dean Day Russell Duke man Dan Ferguson Annette Gregory Rose Ann Hannon William Hare Raymond Harned Beryl Harshbargpr Jeff Harshbarger Patrick Helfrich Margaret Hendrickson Karen Kauffman Jerri Kearns Theresa Koeberlein Jeffery Leisner James Libbin Ted Lust Connie Patrick Robert Personett Gregg Ponder Kathy Pourchot of 1968 John Quick Robert Randolph Marsha Reisner Larry Rost Peggy Schable Wayne Schable Doug Sims Charlotte Jo Smith Karen Standerfer Eric Stephenson Gregg Taylor Gregory Traxler Thomas Warner Doug Whitley Marcia Willey David West NO PICTURES Kenneth Bragg Sandra Crook Jim Price Gary Sawyer CLASS OFFICERS: Kathy Pourchot, secretary; Peggy Schable, treasurer; Keith Casteel, president; Jim Libbin, vice president. Class Gary Appleby Kathy Barnett Glenda Beck Joe Bilbrey Bill Binion Carol Bird Jim Bird Flossie Blythe Jim Bolin Fritz Boll Linda Bristol Prentice Brown Tim Burk Bob Burgener Danny Bushman Cathy Carr Danny Cole David Cole Janet Cox George Davis Barbara Day Kendal Day Mary Day Brian Fay Becky Fombelle Pat Frazier Kathy Garrett Linda Goodrich Dennis Gulley Kathleen Hadden Jim Hannon Thad Harned Anna Harshbarger Linda Harshbarger Bob Helfrich of 1969 Morris Huffman Craig Jaus Freda Lindstrom Barry Lowder Irvin Lowery James Mann Mary Martin Nancy Mauck Fred Mosbarger Linda Myers Kathy Patrick W. V. Patrick Kent Phalen Mary Poindexter Wayne Powell Marilyn Quick Allen Reeder Doug Reeder Patty Rigg Jan Romine Gary Sebens Clarence Snyder John Spencer Mike Stephenson Rhonda Stephenson Ronda Sykes Everette Upright • Lanny Wait Kathy Walker Judy Wallace Sally Weber Connie Williams Steve Willoughby NO PICTURE Lee Louret CLASS OFFICERS—Doug Reeder, president; Kent Phalen, vice president; Kathy Walker, secretary - treasurer. INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOME ECONOMICS Miss Pam Archer, student teacher. ENGLISH ' . :l rr h- ) TREE OF SPORTS If the roots are deep, no fear that the wind will uproot the tree. . . .Chinese Proverb Vi” ■ Football VARSITY--FIRST ROW: Milton Waltermire, Mike Burk. John Burgener, Dennis Spencer, Bob Sullender, Jim Moseley. Larry Korte, Jerry Reeder. SECOND ROW: Jim Williams, Mike Daugherty, Brian Hadden, Ray Harned, Howard Kamm, Cary Chapman, Jim Stiehl, Mike Helfrich, Jeff Harshbarger. THIRD ROW: Coach Larry Higgins, Gregg Taylor. Bill Baker, Frank Reedy, Mike Corwin, Dennis Terril, Dick Beery, John Quick. Jeff Leisner, Bob Randolph, manager. FOURTH ROW: Coach Dean Strobel, Barry Berg, manager; Robbie Personett, Don Ferguson, Roger Hadden, Eric Stephenson, Danny Ferguson, manager; Bob Rentschler, manager. FRESH-SOPH SQUAD--FIRST ROW: Fred Mosbarger, Danny Bushman, David Cole. Kent Phalen, Gary Sebens, Ray Harned, Bob Burgener. SECOND ROW: Pat Helfrich, John Quick, Jeff Harshbarger. Morris Huffman. Gary Sawyer, Brian Fay, Tim Burk, Fritz Boll. THIRD ROW: Mike Stephenson, Gregg Taylor, Junior Snyder, Eddie Sample, Jeff Leisner, Bob Helfrich, Steve Willoughby, Mark Bragg, Allen Reeder. FOURTH ROW: John Spencer. Coach Larry Higgins, Doug Reeder, Thad Harned, Robbie Personett, Eric Stephenson, Beryl Harshbarger, Wayne Schable, Coach Dean Strobel. SCORES WE 19 THEY 0 Bethany 31 0 Bement 27 0 Newman 32 0 Oakland 16 0 CN 1 Sullivan 40 0 Cerro Gordo 25 7 Arthur 12 7 Villa Grove Seniors Bill Baker Halfback Dick Beery Fullback Mike Helfrich Fullback Frank Reedy Halfback Bob Sullender Quarterback Larry Korte End m g Jim Moseley End Mike Daugherty Guard John Burgener Tackle Don Ferguson Tackle Roger Hadden Tackle Jim Williams Guard Denny Terril Guard Basketball SQUAD--FIRST ROW: Dennis Spencer, John Burgener, Robbie Personett, Don Ferguson, Bob Rentschler, Bob Sullender, Wayne Schable, Jerry Reeder. SECOND ROW: Coach Strobel, Coach Higgins, Frank Reedy, Milton Waltermire, Dick Beery, Bill Baker, Beryl Harshbarger, Jim Libbin, Eric Stephenson. THIRD ROW: Keith Casteel. Bob Helfrich. Fritz Boll, Lee Louret, Morris Huffman, Tim Burk, Steve Willoughby, Gregg Taylor, John Spencer. FOURTH ROW: Gary Sawyer, Bill Hare, Cary Chapman, Doug Reeder, Neil Cox, Thad Harned, Kent Phalen, Jeff Harshbarger, Jim Bolin, Bob Bur gener. VARSITY SCORES THEY Newman 53 Villa Grove 56 Arthur 61 Chrisman 65 Sullivan 72 Monticello 64 Oakland 53 Tuscola 60 Unity 63 Deland - 60 Weldon Bement 60 Arthur 66 Monticello Tournament Roberts - Thawville 61 Fisher 41 Monticello 63 Arthur 51 Okaw Tournament Sullivan 72 Areola 60 WE 66 52 57 93 73 40 63 71 68 63 49 63 83 81 50 58 95 58 Seniors Track SQUAD FIRST ROW: Doug Sims, manager; Craig Jaus, Jeff Leisner, Fritz Boll, Brian Fay, Coach Higgins, John Quick, Dick Beery, Gregg Taylor, Pat He If rich, Larry Biggs, manager. SECOND ROW: Steve Black, Brian Hadden, Jeff Harshbarger, Barry Berg, Alan Cox, Neil Cox. Roger Hadden, Greg Sims, Bob Sullender, Lonnie Conner, Howard Kamm, Cary Chapman. THIRD ROW: Gary Appleby, Allen Reeder, Bob Helfrich, Jim Hannon, Joe Bilbrey, Greg Ponder, Tom Warner, Bob Randolph, John Spencer, Mark Bragg, Mike Stephenson. FOURTH ROW: RayHamed, Ted Lust, Gary Sebens, Jim Libbin, Eric Stephenson, Robbie Personett, Beryl Harshbarger, Doug Whitley, Keith Casteel, Doug Reeder, Tim Burk, Danny Bushman. The Atwood-Hammond Rajah track team was in 8 dual and triangle meets and 5 big meets. With hopes of making a good showing in the conference the Rajahs competed against larger schools in all but two of the dual and triangle meets. 'Hie Rajahs won the two dual meets they had, beating Villa Grove 71-43 and Cerro Gordo 71-56. The hard work in the dual and triangle meets paid off as the Rajahs tied for fourth in the conference. Only three big triangle meets paid off as the Rajahs tied for fourth in the conference. Only three big schools finished ahead of them, Sullivan, Tuscola, and Monticello. Hie Rajahs were third in the county meet and fourth in the small division of the Paris Relays. The track team was led by two senior boys, Dick Beery and Bob Sullender. Dick scored over 100 points and won the 100 and 220 in the conference meet. Bob scored over 70 points, set a record of 12'4 in the pole vault, was third in the broad jump and fourth in the pole vault in the district, and third in the broad jump and fourth in the pole vault in the conference meet. Greg Sims and Alan Cox, also seniors, were consistent point winners. Underclassmen played a large role, too. Steve Black set a record in the two-mile, a new event, running it in 10:20. Bob Rentschler high jumped 6' 3 4”. Gary Chapman ran the 440 in 55:2. Jim Stiehl is closing in on the 880 record by running it in 2:09. Greg Taylor vaulted 11' 4”. Neil Cox ran the 880 in 2:11. Fritz Boll, a freshman, also earned a letter scoring over 20 points during the year. Jeff Harshbarger earned a letter competing in the high hurdles. The three relay teams set records that will stand this year. The frosh 440 relay (Hannon, Fay, Bilbrey, Boll, Jaus) ran the relay in 51:2 seconds. Hie 880 relay (A. Cox, Boll, Jaus, Beery) ran 1:48.2. The mile relay (Personett, N. Cox, A. Cox, Chapman) ran 3:46.2 and got fifth in the conference meet. The Rajahs had a very successful track season, and with only five seniors out of 48 boys, it looks as if the future is very bright in track. Seniors DICK BEERY 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, 880 yard relay. BARRY BERG Shot Put, Discus. ALAN COX 440 yard dash, 220 yard dash, 880 yard relay. ROGER HADDEN Shot Put, Discus. GREG SIMS 180 low hurdles, 120 high hurdles. BOB SULLENDER Pole Vault, Broad Jump. ACTIVITIES ) 0 ( ') n G TREE OF THE FUTURE AVi ) f We Plant the spire that out-towers the crag. What do we plant when we plant the tree? A thousand things that we daily see. We plant the staff for our country’s flag. . . .Henry Abbey rA 'r J d r£ Homecoming QUEEN, Gloria Mullinix, and KING, Bob Sullender SENIOR ATTENDANT Carole Beck and Dick Beery JUNIOR ATTENDANT Linda Brown and Cary Chapman SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Peggy Schable and Jeff Harshbarger Mary Poindexter and Jerry Reeder HOMECOMING COURT: Freshman Attendant Mary Poindexter. Jerry Reeder; Junior Attendant Linda Brown. Cary Chapman; King Bob Sullender; Queen Gloria Mullinix; Senior Attendant Carole Beck, Dick Beery; Sophomore Attendant Peggy Schable, Jeff Harshbarger. GRAND MARCH LEADERS FLOWER GIRL, Linda Fight Sue Weber and Bill Baker Brenda Stephenson and Frank Reedy CROWN BEARER, Mike Prosser 0 FIRST PLACE--Sophomore SECOND PLACE--Junior THIRD PLACE—Senior FOURTH PLACE--Freshman CONCERT BAND MARCHING CONCERT BAND FLUTE Ann Funk Cleolyn Senteney Becky Fombelle Vicki Metcalf Peggy Schable Patty Rigg Judy Willoughby Barbara Day OBOE John Hofsas Kathy Pourchot Marcia Willey BASSOON Katana Flanagan CLARINET Joan Day Donna Harshbarger Karen Standerfer Wanda Brown Becky Chesnut Mary Day Kathleen Hadden Doroth Walke BAND MEMBERS f Mary Poindexter Anita Patton Frank Reedy Fred Mosbarger Lanny Wait Lynn Carr Jim Crowe Margaret Hendrickson Linda Goodrich Kathy Patrick BASS CLARINET Nancy Mauck ALTO SAXOPHONE Martha Cooch Tom Libbin Karen Kauffman Fritz Boll David Cole Connie Patrick Cathy Carr TENOR SAXOPHONE Roger Hadden Gary Sebens Ronda Sykes BASS Dick Beery Bill Hare BARITONE SAXOPHONE Milton Waltermire STRING BASS Tim Burk CORNET Robert Alexander Linda Owens Steve Black Dan Cole Morris Huffman . Russell Duke man Aaron Huffman FRENCH HORN Linda Rigg Jim Libbin TROMBONE John Burcham Brian Hadden Gregg Ponder Steve Willoughby BARITONE Jim Stiehl Pam Adams Janet Cox Jerry Reeder PERCUSSION Mary Murphy Bob Helfrich Judy Wallace Ronda Randall TWIRLERS Ann Sims, Ronda Randall, Donna Harshbarger, Gloria Randolph. Kendall Day. CHORUS FIRST ROW: Kathy Walker, Marilyn Laughlin, Karen Kauffman, Martha Cooch, Mr. Dunscomb, Frank Reedy, Linda Harshbarger, Karen Standerfer, Pam Adams, Vicki Schultz, Jan Jaus. SECOND ROW: Judy Willoughby, Kathy Patrick, Marsha Reisner, Mary Lou Martin. Mike Helfrich, Brian Hadden, Dick Beery, Dorothy Walker, Patty Rigg, Ruth Ann Bristol, Barbara Day. THIRD ROW: Jo Smith, Linda Owens, Connie Patrick, Rose Ann Hannon, Kathy Hadden, Jim Stiehl, Tom Libbin, Linda Brown, Wanda Brown, accompanist; Linda Rigg, Cindy Leisner, Cindy Chambers. FOURTH ROW: Ann Sims, Shirley Myers, Marilyn Quick, Betty Woodward, Robert Alexander, Alan Cox, Doug Whitley, Marcia Willey, Janet Cox, Theresa Koeberlein, Gloria Mullinix. FIFTH ROW: Vicky Metcalf, Joan Day, Jo Ann Koeberlein, Ann Funk, Greg Traxler, Roger Hadden. Don Ferguson, Neil Cox. Brenda Stephenson, Peggy Schable, Susan Wilkinson, Linn Traxler. STATE CONTEST WINNERS FIRST ROW: Barbara Day, Cindy Leisner, Dorothy Walker, Linda Owens, Linda Rigg. SECOND ROW: Janet Cox, Joan Day, Marcia Willey, Wanda Brown, Ann Funk. THIRD ROW: John Hofsas, Peggy Schable, Robert Alexander, Katana Flanagan, John Burcham. DANCE BAND Danny Cole, Milton Waltermire, Linda Owens, Robert Alexander, David Cole, Bob Helfrich, John Burcham, Tom Libbin, Brian Hadden, Dick Beery, Greg Ponder, Gary Sebens, Jerry Reeder, Fred Mosbarger, Mr. Dunscomb, Dorothy Walker. Hey, who took my piece of cake? Mother's little helpers. It know it's your birthday, but this is ridiculous. Help! What do I do now? Is this the best you can do? Woe is me! Student Council FIRST ROW: Mr. Frazier, adviser, Vicki Schultz, Bob Sullender, Robert Alexander, Jo Ann Koeberlein, Mrs. Libbin, adviser. SECOND ROW: Becky Chesnut, Judy Birch, John Spencer, Judy Willoughby, Aaron Huffman, Karen Standerfer, Mary Murphy. THIRD ROW: Dick Beery, Rhonda Stephenson, Brenda Stephenson, Robbie Personett, Sam Barcus, Sue Weber, Cindy Leisner. COUNCIL ACTIVITIES CHRISTMAS PROGRAM STUDENT COUNCIL WEEK Library Club FIRST ROW: Marcia Willey, Cynthia Leisner, Mrs. Davenport, adviser; John Hofsas, Linn Traxler. SECOND ROW: Kathy Walker, Barbara Day, Jim Crowe, Tim Burk, Judy Willoughby, Carliss Bryson. THIRD ROW: Joan Day, Stanley Arbogast, Jim Libbin, Greg Traxler, Barry Berg, Jim Stiehl. At-To-Hi AT-TO-HI STAFF--FIRST ROW: Cheryl Martin, Becky Chesnut, Linda Hale, Betty Mullinix, production co-editor; Judy Birch, Jan Taylor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Libbin, adviser; Pat Daugherty, production co-editor; Karen Kauffman, Linda Harshbarger, Judy Willoughby, Martha Cooch, Mrs. Bean, adviser. THIRD ROW: Dick Beery, Janet Livengood, Bob Barcus, Dorothy Walker, Ann Hale, Marcia Willey, Ruth Ann Bristol, Mike Stephenson. FOURTH ROW: Anita Patton, John Hofsas, editor; Shirley Myers, Ann Sims, Joan Day, assistant editor; Linn Traxler, Johnetta Humes, Cindy Leisner. FIFTH ROW: Opal Carr, Madonna Berg, John Burcham, Doug Whitley, Roger Hadden, Milton Waltermire. Jim Stiehl, Ann Funk, Susan Wilkinson. PRODUCTION STAFF--FIRST ROW: Ann Sims, Susan Wilkinson, Ann Hale, Jan Taylor. SECOND ROW: Linda Hale, Madonna Berg, Janet Livengood, Judy Birch. THIRD ROW: Shirley Myers, Pat Daugherty, Johnetta Humes. FOURTH ROW: Betty Mullinix, Ruth Ann Bristol, Cheryl Martin. AT-TO-HI REPORTERS: Becky Chesnut, Ann Funk, Dorothy Walker, Roger Hadden, Martha Cooch. Anita Patton, Cynthia Leisner, Judy Birch, Jim Stiehl. Post Staffs SENIOR STAFF--SEATED: Bill Baker, treasurer; Miss Shonkwiler. adviser; Jo Ann Koeberlein, editor; Mrs. Leamy, adviser; John Hofsas, literary editor. STANDING: Sue Weber, Mike Daugherty, John Burcham, Barry Berg, Carole Beck. Judy Birch. JUNIOR STAFF--SEATED: Katana Flanagan, business manager; Bob Rentschler. assistant editor; Pat Daugherty, editor; Cary Chapman, photographer; Ann Funk. literary editor. STANDING: Vicki Schultz, advertising manager; Ann Hale, assistant literary editor; Miss Shonkwiler, Mrs. Leamy, advisers; Becky Chesnut, assistant advertising manager; Jan Taylor, subscription manager. FFA FIRST ROW: Dennis Terril, Aaron Huffman, Bob Arnett, Raymond Wildman, John Burge ner, Bob Bare us. SECOND ROW: David West, Gary Appleby, Carol Arnett, Mr. Brewer, adviser, Doug Sims, Everett Upright, Jim Mann. THIRD ROW: Larry Rost, Jim Bird, Dan Cole, Ken Bragg, Tom Warner, Mike Corwin. FOURTH ROW: Richard Price, Wayne Powell, Bill Gough, George Davis, Don Warner, Tom Day, Morris Huffman. FIFTH ROW: J.C. Brown, Ted Lust, Wayne Wayne Schable, Jerry Reeder, Phil Can, Bill Mitchell, Dean Day, David Van Scyoc FIRST ROW: Becky Chesnut, Donna Harshbarger, Sue Weber, Joan Day, Katana Flanagan, Brenda Spencer, Karen Standerfer, Jan Taylor. SECOND ROW: Vicki Schultz. Mary Murphy, Pam Adams, Kathy Walker. Mrs. Murray, adviser; Faye Binder, Judy Birch, Marilyn Laughlin, Margaret Hendrickson. THIRD ROW: Mary Day, Martha Cooch, Barbara Day, Kendal Day, Gloria Randolph, Linda Bristol, Judy Willoughby, Ruth Ann Bristol, Nancy Mauck, Flossie Blythe. Judy Wallace. FOURTH ROW: Carole Beck, Linda Goodrich, Frances Lindstrom, Ronda Sykes, Anita Patton, Connie Patrick, Kathy Pouchot, Kathy Barnett, Marsha Reisner, Carol Bird, Patty Rigg, Freda Lindstrom. FIFTH ROW: Mary Martin, Ann Hale, Cleolyn Senteney, Kathy Garrett, Sally Weber, Rhonda Stephenson, Glenda Beck, Rose Ann Hannon, Ronda Randall, Cindy Chambers, Connie Williams. SIXTH ROW: Anna Mae Harshbarger, Linda Rigg, Shirley Myers, Becky Fombelie, Opal Carr, Brenda Stephenson, Janet Quick, Ann Funk, Janet Cox, Johnetta Humes, Gloria Mullinix, Ann Sims. SPORT HEADS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Newlin, adviser; Frances Lindstrom, Jo Ann Koeberlein, Shirley Myers, Janet Quick, Linda Owens. SECOND ROW: Carliss Bryson, Linda Bristol, Judy Birch, Linda Hale, Faye Binder, Jan Jaus. THIRD ROW: Freda Lindstrom, Dorothy Walker, Carole Bird, Kathy Garrett, Cindy Leisner, Joyce Van Scyoc, Gloria Randolph. FOURTH ROW: Rond a Randall, Nancy Chandler, Rose Ann Hannon, Ann Sims, Glenda Beck, Marilyn Crist. FIFTH ROW: Rhonda Stephenson, Kay Appleby, Sue Wilkinson, Brenda Stephenson, Jerri Kearns, Theresa Koeberlein, Gloria Mullinix. Christmas Dance Mother-Daughter Tea Formal Initiation Formal Initiation Cheerleaders KNEELING: Karen Standerfer. SECOND ROW: Ruth Ann Bristol. Jan Taylor, Sue Weber. THIRD ROW: Peggy Schable, Kathy Pourchot, Rhonda Stephenson. FOURTH ROW: Linda Brown. JUNIOR VARSITY: Karen Standerfer, Kathy Pourchot. Rhonda Stephenson, Peggy Schable. VARSITY: Jan Taylor, Linda Brown, Ruth Ann Bristol, Sue Weber. Chess Club LEFT TABLE--STANDING: Bob Helfrich, John Hofsas, Jo Smith, Don Ferguson. SEATED: Mike Stephenson, Keith Casteel, Mark Bragg, Pat Helfrich. RIGHT TABLE, STANDING: Doug Whitley, Rose Ann Hannon, Linn Traxler, Iliad Harned, Tim Burk. SEATED: Jim Libbin, Beryl Harshbarger, Connie Patrick, Neil Cox. thna Bu«k Lettermen’s Club FIRST ROW: Coach Strobel, Bob Sullender, Bill Baker, Dick Beery, John Burgener, Coach Higgins. SECOND ROW: Frank Reedy, Gary Chapman, Brian Hadden, Howard Kamm, Larry Korte, Mike Helfrich, Gregg Taylor. THIRD ROW: Jim Stiehl, Dennis Spencer, Greg Sims, Roger Hadden, Don Ferguson, Bob Rentschler, Jerry Reeder, Milton Waltermire. ftike Baa . Initiation BIOLOGY AGRICULTURE Club Officers GAA Brenda Spencer, president; Jan Taylor, secretary; Kat ana Flanagan, vice president; Donna Harshbarger, treasurer. BAND Dick Beery, president; Robert Alexander, vice president; Frank Reedy, secretary. FHA Shirley Myers, vice president; Jo Ann Koeberlein, president; Frances Lindstrom, secretary: Janet Quick, treasurer. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Bob Sullender, secretary; Bill Baker, president; Dick Beery, vice president; John Burgener, treasurer. FFA Raymond Wildman, vice president; Bob Arnett, president; Russell Dukeman, secretary; John Burgener, treas- LIBRARY CLUB John Hofsas, secretary-treasurer; Joan Day, president; Judy Willoughby, vice president. urer. Prom Jim Stiehl, junior class president, welcomed the seniors and guests. Bob Alexander, senior class president, thanked the junior class on behalf of the seniors. Honors Bob Alexander received the Arion Award from Mr. Dunscomb. Bob Barcus accepted the DeKalb Award from Mr. Brewer. Joan Day and Bob Sullender were presented the Legion Awards by Commander John Downey. Mr. C.E. Rogers presented the free-throw trophy to Bob Sullender. Mrs. John C. Watkins presented Joan Day the DAR Award and Bob Sullender the SAR Award. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY--John Hofsas, Joan Day, Mike Helfrich, Judy Birch, Alan Cox, Dorothy Walker, Bob Sullender, JoAnn Koeberlein, Bob Alexander. Commencement FIRST ROW: Joan Day, Shirley Myers, Madonna Berg, Susan Wilkinson, Brenda Stephenson, Jo Ann Koeberlein, Lynn Carr, Brenda Spencer, Gloria Mullinix, Dorothy Walker. SECOND ROW: Carliss Bryson, Linda Hale, Janet Livengood, Terri Henry, Nancy Chandler, Cindy Leisner, Ruth Ann Bristol, Carole Beck, Judy Birch, Cheryl Martin. THIRD ROW: Barry Berg, Alan Cox, Duane Quick, Bob Sullender, Don Ferguson, Roger Hadden, Greg Sims, James Moseley, Bob Biggs, Robert Alexander. FOURTH ROW: John Hofsas, Bob Hodge, John Burcham, Larry Korte, Raymond Wildman, David Van Scyoc, Tom Libbin, John Burgener, JC Brown, Richard Price, Mike He If rich. FIFTH ROW: Sue Weber, Bob Barcus, Frank Reedy, Jim Williams, Mike Daugherty, Dick Beery, Dennis Terril, Bill Gough, Bill Baker, Linda Owens. Joan Day, valedictorian, gave the class farewell. Robert Alexander, class president, introduced the student speakers. John Hofsas, co-salutatorian, gave the welcome. Judy Birch, co-salutatorian, told of the future plans of the seniors. The boys quartet, Alan Cox, Frank Reedy, Mike Helfrich, and Senior chorus members sang The Bells of St. Mary's Bob Alexander sang. Patrons Page ATWOOD Florence’s Beauty Shop Isabel's Beauty Shop Mayann's Beauty Shop Nell's Beauty Shop Ruth's Beauty Shop The Fabric Shop Atwood Herald Atwood Laundromat Hadden's Jewelry Wilber's Shoe Store Davis Antiques Lewis Barber Shop Heinzelmann Shell Service Birch Welding Service Marathon Oil Taylor's Store Mac's Motel Yoachum Pool Hall W. L. Funk Insurance MONTICELLO Ivall's Cafe HAMMOND Bateman's Cut Curl Shop Mildred's Grocery Long's Chevrolet Sales Harold Foreman Family Adam's Garage Sawyer Standard Service TUSCOLA Miller Chrysler Plymouth Smith Shoes Mitchell's Koehnemann's Gambles BEMENT Kintner IGA Carpenter Hardware C. O. Funk Son Highley's Drug Store ARTHUR Grantham Drugs All Occasion Cakes ZANE’S BAKERY 300 S. Washington Street Phone 188 Tuscola Illinois Best wishes to the Class of '66 MURPHY’S HARDWARE AND SUPPLY Phone Hammond 3113 Hammond Illinois Arthur Flower Shop Congratulat ions to the Class of 1966 Eskridge Agency, Inc. 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Born Funeral Service and Furniture Atwood Illinois R § J Implement Company New Idea Kewanee Minneapolis-Moline Hydraulic Hose Repairs Sales And Service Phone 2131 118 North Main Atwood Illinois THE OKAW VALLEY The State Bank DRINKS of Hammond COUNTRY CHARM MILK Bob Miller, Owner with trust powers Country Charm Dairy Mont i ce11o Illinois Hammond Illinois Congratu1 at ions to the Class of '66 DAVES TAVERN Good Luck AND DINING ROOM to the Dave and Evone Urban Class of '66 Chicken - Steak Sea Food Pierson Grain and Enjoy Your Favorite Drink While Dining Supply Company Dining Room open Thu rs. , Fr i. , Sat. Phone 2651 From 6 P.M. Private Parties Available Pierson Station Illinois Mon., Tues., Wed. 105 So. Main Phone 3181 Atwood, Illinois GOODRICH T.V. S APPLIANCES Ferchow’s IGA Sales--Te1ev i s i on--Serv i ce Phone A6A2 Tablerite Choice Meat 217 North Iowa Tablerite Fresh Produce P1 us Atwood Illinois Everyday Low Prices Admi ra 1 - - Ke 1 v i na tor Best Wishes to the Buchanan Inc. 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Quackenbush Atwood Illinois Comp Ii ments of HOFSAS BROTHERS High Quality Home Killed Meats Austin’s Complete Locker Service Custom Butchering And Curing Frozen Foods Beef Tenderizing Phone 2121 Atwood 111 i no i s Atwood Meat Market Groceries, Fresh Meats Fruits And Vegetables Vernon Cordts, Prop. Phone 3321 Atwood Illinois Atwood State Bank Atwood Illinois U.S. Industrial Chemicals Company Tuscola, Illinois “You said to come and see you right after graduation, sir, and here I am!” NATURAL GAS PIPELINE COMPANY OF AMERICA HAMMOND, ILLINOIS