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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

A H H S THE POST Atwood-Hammond High School Atwood, III. DEDICATION Mr. David J. Dunscomb dedicated his time and many talents to us, so we, in turn, the POST Staff of 1971, would like to dedicate a small token to him-the 1971 POST. Fifteen years ago, he joined the faculty of A-HHS as band and choral director, the same position which he held until his sudden death in December, 1970. “Eight steps to every five yards may not mean anything to most, but for the marching band, it was one of his fundamentals of good marching. Many of us will always remember our band lessons, band, chorus, practicing on solos and ensembles. Dixieland and Dance Band practice, contests, concerts, working with the seniors on their Homecoming float, and many other areas in which we saw Mr. Dunscomb. Even the townspeople thought of him as a dedicated person. He was a participant of the church, its choir. Chamber of Commerce, and the Lion’s Club. In the time that he was with A-HHS everyone found a place for him in their hearts, now, he is no longer with us in body, but the memory of him will live on and on. Atwood-Hammond High School, Atwood, Illinois 61913 Vol. XXXV No. 11______________________Dec. 23, 1970 Death of Music Director Saddens Whole Community David J. Dunscomb, music director at Atwood - Hamnond High since 1956, died at St. John’s Hospital, Spring-field Monday night. Mr. Dunscomb, who had a bachelor's and master's degree in music education from Millikin University, had won many awards with both his vocal and instrumental A-HHS groups at district and state contests. His stage and Dixieland bands have made many community appearances including recent ones at the USO in Rantoul. One of the highlights of the year is his annual school concert featuring his 73-piece high school concert band and 78-member mixed chorus. Surviving are his wife Mary Ann; his son Jon, fourth grade; and daughter Mary Alice, kindergarten. DAVID DUNSCOMB Dixieland Blues Concert Stage Church Pep Session Practice room We knew him in all these aspects of music. He has moved a little nearer To the Master of all music. Out of respect to Mr. Dunscomb the basketball game with Areola was postponed from last night until a later date and this afternoon's all-school program was cancelled. 3 OLGA Olga Stojiljkovic, of Belgrade, Yugoslavia, spent her senior year as a foreign exchange student at A-HHS. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Kamin, Beth, Jake, and Susan became her American family. An only child, her father is editor of a public newspaper which deals with economic problems. He is also a professor of political science at the University of Yugoslavia. Olga’s opportunity to live in the United States came through YOUTH FOR UNDERSTANDING which has exchange student programs in Europe, Japan, South America, and the United States. The center of YFU is in Detroit, Michigan. The youth in the program choose the country they wish to visit and the YFU places them in the cities where families have applied for foreign students. Coming from a 6-day school week, Olga found A-HHS easier than her Belgrade school. The grading systems are similar in both schools. Olga said she liked the vocational aspect of AHHS. Pictured above is Olga and her American sister Beth. 6 NEW Several additions were made to the facilities at Atwood-Hammond High School this year. Above left is a rack holding the composite pictures of graduating classes from 1949 to 1969, given by various graduating classes. Above is the new concession stand on the football field purchased by the school and various graduating classes. This was built to replace the concession stand which was burned to the ground on December 28, 1969. Left is the dust collector addition to the industrial arts department. Suction picks up dirt in the shop and empties it into the barrel shown. ATA-H Above right is the FFA sign at the west edge of the property, made to show the appreciation of the FFA Chapter toward the businessmen who rented land and supplied machinery to the development of the farm plot. Right is the activities sign purchased by the classes of 1965 and 1970. A quintet of A-HHS coeds show current styles this year at school. Senior Dale Brandenburg is wearing a blue midi; sophomore Janice Johnson models the mini with knee boots; senior Anna Day is wearing the new pants suit; senior Jody Chapman models the culotte; and senior Judy Fleener wears a floor length skirt. Below, A-HHS students take their turn at the Atwood Grade School lunch room. Opposite, above, students vacate the building at 3:35, one of two daily “fire” drills. Opposite, below, the buses wait for the end of school on a snowy winter day. Elva Williams retired from the bus service at the end of 1970, selling his business to Ronald Eagan. I!l!l!l!l I! Httmitti LLULUL 1 IlllttULlLl ILLLlUl L— l_ a ■ || g I- 1 Dale Brandenburg Janis Bright Gerald Brown David Dyer Judy Fleener Karen Fleener Left: senior class officers: vice-president, Larry Spencer; secretary-treasurer, Donna Walkup, president, Dan Barnett. Jon Ford Marty Fombelle 22 Theresa Hammel John Harshbarger Beth Kamm Pamela Moseley Steve Perkins Richard Perkins Paula Puckett Tom Quick Kevin Reeder Tom Scheffer Larry Spencer Mike Stillabower u Olga Stojiljkovic Rex Sutton Kerrie Swartz Donna Walkup Randy West Brenda Whitlow SENIOR ACTIVITIES MICHELE ADAMS GAA 1,2,3,4; Sporthead 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; DAR 4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Captain 2,4; Cheerleading Camp 4; Class Vice-President 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4; Girl’s State 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Play 4. MARK ADCOCK Cerro Gordo; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Band 1,2; FFA 1,2,3; Class Vice-President 1; Atwood: FFA 4; Treasurer 4. DONALD ANDERSON Band 1. KAREN APPLEBY Pep Club 2,3. DONNA ARBOGAST FHA 1,2,3; GAA 3; Pep Club 3. DARRELL ARNETT FFA 1,2; Secretary 2; Football I; Basketball 1. DAN BARNETT Class President 1,2,4; JETS 4; AT-TO-HI l,4;Chorus4;FCA Camp 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 3; Homecoming Grand March Leader 4; Baseball 3; Class Play 4. DORTHEA BENNET Tuscola: FHA 1; GAA I; Atwood: GAA 3; FHA 2,3; Pep Club 2,3. HARRIET BOLIN GAA 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Sporthead 4; Student Council 3; Chorus 2,3,4; All-School Operetta 3; POST Staff 3: Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Play 4. DALE BRANDENBURG GAA 1,2,3,4; Points Chairman 3; Sporthead 4; Band 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; AT-TO-HI Production Staff 3. JANIS BRIGHT GAA 1,2,3,4; Sporthead 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer 4; Co-Salutatorian 4. DEBBIE BRYSON GAA 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 3,4: AT-TO-HI Production Staff 3; Class Play 4. SUSAN CHAMBERS GAA 1,2,3,4; President 4; Sporthead 4; Band 1,2,3,4;Dance Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; POST 2,3,4; All-School Operetta 3; Pep Club 3,4; Class Play 4. JODY CHAPMAN GAA 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Sporthead 4; AT-TO-HI 3,4; Co-Editor 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Vice-President 2; Dance Band 3,4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 3,4; All-School Operetta 3; Class Play 4; Co-Valedicto-rian 4. ANNA DAY GAA 1. RONNY DAY „ L „ FFA 1,2,3,4; Sentinel 2; Secretary 3; President 4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3. CHERYL DUKEMAN GAA 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,2.4; Class Play 4; All-School Operetta 3. DAVID DYER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Baseball 3; Let-terman’s Club 3,4; Band 1; All-School Operetta 3; Class Play 4. JUDY FLEENER Class Treasurer l.Chorus 1,2,3,4;GAA 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Cheerleading 2,3; AT-TO-HI Production Staff 3 4; POST Staff 4; Cartoonist 4; Homecoming Grand March Leader 4; All-School Operetta 3; Class Play 4. KAREN FLEENER FHA 1,2,3.4; President 4; Chorus 3,4; Class Play 4; Pep Club 3.4; All-School Operetta 3. MARTY FOMBELLE GAA 1,2,3,4; Sporthead 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; AT-TO-HI 2,3,4; Co-Editor 4; Student Council 3,4; OVASC Secretary 1970-71; Class Secretary 1,2; Dance Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; President 4; All-School Operetta 3; Class Play 4; Co-Valedictorian 4. 29 JON FORD Track 1; Band 1,2,3; FFA 2,4; Reporter 4. THERESA HAMMEL Homer: GAA 1; Chorus 1; FHA 1, Atwood; GAA 3,4. JOHN HARSHBARGER Football l,2,3:Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball l,2,3;Track 1,2,4; Class Play 4. BETH KAMM GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,4; Chorus 2,3,4; All-School Operetta 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Dance Band 2; AT-TO-HI 4; Class Play 4. DEBBIE LINDSTROM GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. CAROL LUST GAA l,2,3,4;Sporthead 3,4;Cheerleading 2,3,4; Cheerleading Camp 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Student Council 3,4; Treasurer 4; All-School Operetta 3; Chorus 4; Homecoming Grand March Leader 4. CONNIE MC ELVAIN GAA 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 3. COLLEEN MCGUIRE GAA 1; Chorus 2; Pep Club 3,4. DAVID MC KAY Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; All-School Operetta 3; Class President 3; Student Council 4; Class Play 4; SAR 4. PAM MOSELEY GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Library Club 2; AT-TO-HI 3,4; Associate Editor 4; Production Staff 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; All-School Operetta 3; Class Play 4; Co-Salutatorian 4. RICHARD K. PERKINS STEVE PERKINS Football 2; Class Play 4; Track 4. PAULA PUCKETT GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. TOM QUICK Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 3; JETS 4;Class Play 4. KEVIN REEDER Football 1,2,3: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; JETS 3,4; Boy’s State 3; AT-TO-HI 2,3,4; Sports Editor 4; Library Club 1; All-School Operetta 3; Class Play 4. MARCIA RIGG GAA 1,2,3,4; Sporthead 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1; AT-TO-HI Editorial 1,2,3; Production Staff 4; Twirling 1,4; Student Council 4; Class Treasurer 3; All-School Operetta 3. ALLEN ROMINE Track 2,3,4; Football 3. CHARLES ROMINE Football 1,2,3; FFA 2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4. MIKE ROMINE Football 1,2,3,4; JETS 4; Class Play 4. STEVE ROMINE Basketball I; AT-TO-HI 1; Student Council 1,2,3; President 4; JETS 3,4; Class Play 4. SHARON ROST GAA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; All-School Operetta 3; AT-TO-HI Production Staff 3. TOM SCHEFFER FFA 1,2,3,4; Reporter 3; Vice-President 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1; AT-TO-HI 3; All-School Operetta 3. LARRY SPENCER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Letterman’s Club 3,4; FFA 4; All-School Operetta 3; Class Vice-President 4. MIKE STILLABOWER Student Council 1;FFA 1,2,3,4. OLGA STOJIUKOVIC GAA 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 4. KERRIE SWARTZ GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; AT-TO-HI Production Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Accompanist 2; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Dixieland Band 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; All-School Operetta 3; Pompom Alternate 4; Class Play 4. REX SUTTON Football 1,2. 30 MIKE THREET Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2; FFA 4; AT-TO-H1 4. CAROL URBAN Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Library Club 2; AT-TO-H1 Production Editor 3,4; POST Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. LEO WALKER FFA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Sentinel 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Track Manager 2; Class Play 4. DONNA WALKUP Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Sporthead 3,4; Points Chairman 4; POST Staff 4; All-School Operetta 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pompom Squad 4; Class Play 4; Dixieland Band 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1. RANDY WEST Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; FFA 2,3, 4; All-School Operetta 3; Baseball 3; Student Council 3; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Jock Club 3. BRENDA WHITLOW FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. STEVE WILSON Football Manager I; Football 2; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 2. DEBBIE WOODARD Urbana: FHA 1; Pep Club 1; Atwood: FHA 2; Pep Club 2. SUSAN YEDTMAN GAA 1,2,3,4; Twirler 1,2,3,4; Majorette 4; All-School Operetta 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Pompom Squad 4; Captain 4; GAA Sporthead 4. UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Ruth Brewer Steve Bright Ruanita Bryson Cathy Casteel Pete Anderson Lynda Barnett Patty Bishop Nolan Black Phyllis Blythe Mike Bragg Junior class officers: Ruanita Bryson, president; Cathy Howard, treasurer; Renee Quick, secretary; Charlie Willey, vice-president. Vicky Day Debbie Decker Connie Dudley Gary Ernst Bob Gregory Pat Hannon Jean Harshbarger Linda Harshbarger Keith Hawkins Dan Hendrickson Mike Hendrickson Cathy Howard Mike Mayhall Debbie Miller Clen Myers Tom Myers Ronnie Osborne Becky Parsley Gary Patrick Ken Patton Kent Pray Dave Price Carla Prosser Renee Quick Cathy Reeder Jim Reeder Cheryl Ruff Dawn Sims Mark Smith Keith Standerfer Mike Stirrett Dan Stephenson Jim Stillwell Darla Sykes Dennis Taylor Mike Ulbricht Deanna West Charles Willey David Williams Dennis Williams Joe Wolfe Pam Woodworth 35 SOPHOMORES Debbie Anderson Dan Arnett Randy Ayres Debbie Bolt Janet Brewer Cindy Burchardt Ramona Carlyle Doug Carr Ed Carroll Virginia Carter Diane Clark Shirley Cox Ray Dallas Robert Davis Nanette Day Sheila Day Debbie DeVore Sherrie Eagan Aretta Eaton Donna Ellis Debbie Eyestone Carol Fleener Rose Fleener Tom Fleener Sheila Gordon Rod Hale Linda Hamilton Jerry Harned Mike Harshbarger Debby Heckler I Steve Helfrich Mark Humes Jim Jamison Janice Johnson Larry Johnson Debbie Karnes 36 Noon Hour, left to right: Debby Heckler, Sherrie Sophomore class officers: Steve Helfrich, president; Rose Fleener, Eagan, Shirley Cox, and Diane Whitley. treasurer; Rod Hale, secretary; David Reisner, vice-president. Sandy Karnes Paul Kelly Tom Koeberlein Mike Kuhns Eric Leisner Mark Logsdon Henry Lust Joe Mann Randy Parr Julia Quick David Reisner Tom Rigg Bill Schable Jim Shepherd DeWayne Snyder Mike Stewart Tom Threet Cheryl Urban Bill Ulbricht John Weber Tom White Diane Whitley Dan Wierman Kathy Woodard 37 FRESHMEN Jack Appleby Hope Beatty Jeff Birch Barbara Bishop John Brandenburg Karen Brooks Terri Bryson Carol Chambers Carol Clark Bill Cochran Jim Cornwell Kevin Crowe Nancy Davis Brenda Day Margaret Day Randy Decker Debbie Dick Bill Downs Kenny Downs Danny Ealy Scott Ellis Becky Greek Bruce Gregory Randy Gregory Barbara Hamilton Rheba Harshbarger Jim Hayes Ronnie Howard Steve Huffman Karen Ingrum Cindy Ernst Connie Fleener Dick Fleener Randy Fleming Reed Fombelle Linda Forema FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Brad Osborne, president; Dennis West, treasurer; Jeff Birch, secretary; Lloyd Murphy, vice-president. 38 Above: Reba Harshbarger and Donna Walkup at Freshmen Initiation. Upper right: Lloyd Murphy. Jake Kamm Cheryl Keown Teena Kerschner Jody Kramer Jo Kuhns Terri Laughlin Cindy Lindgren Tim McGuire Robert Morgan Carol Mosbarger Lloyd Murphy Brad Osborne Rick Parsley Nancy Pieper Nancy Personett Mary Puckett Pam Rankins Cheryl Reynolds Dawna Robinson Pat Romine Parletta Shepherd Tom Shepherd Don Slade Waltham Smith Scott Stephenson Cindy Stewart Karol Suhl Steve Suhl Kim Swartz Nick Swartz Barbie Swisher Tom Tuttle Diana Van Scyoc Vicki Wait Dennis West Mike West Dean Wilhelm Carol Woodard Kathy Woodworth Keri Yedtman 39 SPORTS First row: David Dyer, Ray Dallas, Larry Spencer, Gerald Brown, Jim Reeder, Dan Barnett, Mike Romine, Mike Bragg, Jim Stillwell. Second row: Mike Mayhall, Keith Hawkins, Dennis Williams, Ken Patton, Tom Quick, David Reisner, Tom Myers, Dan Stephenson. Third row: Coach John Gan-ley, Mr. Eric Crawford, Rod Hale, Eric Leisner, Nolan Black, Keith Standerfer, Tom Scheffer, Dan Wierman, Randy West, John Weber, and Nick Swartz. FOOTBALL 1970 Dan Wierman, Nolan Black, Eric Leisner, Rodney Hale, Keith Standerfer, Mike Bragg, and Coach John Ganley. Upper right: Center Jim Reeder and quarterback Mike Mayhall; backs Randy West, Tom Myers and Gerald Brown. Below left: Co-captains Mike Mayhall, Gerald Brown; Coaches John Ganley and Eric Crawford. Below right: Ends Tom Quick. Dan Stephenson, Dan Barnett, and David Reisner. Bottom: Guards Keith Hawkins, Larry Spencer, Ray Dallas, Mike Romine, Jim Stilwell. First row: Jim Jamison, Don Slade, Jake Kamm, Randy Parr, Scott Stephenson, Kevin Crowe, Randy Gregory. Second row: Bob Morgan, manager, Tom Shepherd, Jim Shepherd, Steve Suhl, Randy Ayres, Jack Appleby, Reed Fombelle, Bill Cochran, Bill Downs. Third row: Dan Ealy, Tom Rigg, Jim Hayes, Jim Cornwell, Ronnie Howard, Brad Osborne, Michael West, Scott Ellis. Fourth row: Coaches Ron Hayford nad Larry Bradford, DeWayne Snyder, Mike Stewart, Tom Threet, Randy Decker, Mark Logsdon. Kenneth Downs, Jeff Birch. Tackles David Dyer, Dennis Williams, and Ken Patton. BASKETBALL First row: Jim Hayes, Jeff Birch, Randy Decker, Reed Fombelle, Ronny Howard. Second row: Bill Downs, Randy Fleming, Brad Osborne, Tom Tuttle, Nick Swartz, Jim Cornwell. Third row: Scott Ellis, Scott Stephenson, Lloyd Murphy, Coach Eric Crawford, Kenny Downs, Mike West. Dennis West. TRACK First row: Manager Mike Kuhns, Mike Harshbarger, John Harshbarger, Randy Decker, Doug Carr and Bill Ulbricht. Second row: Manager Nick Swartz, Coach John Ganley, Nolan Black, Jeff Birch. Joe Wolfe, Bill Cochran and Jim Cornwell. BASE BALL 1971 VARSITY (right): First row: Rod Hale, Eric Leisner. Second row: Jim Cornwell, Jim Hayes, Randy West. Third row: Paul Kelly, Steve Hel-frich. Coach Larry Bradford. Fourth row: Dan Wierman, Scott Ellis, Jim Jamison. Fifth row: David McKay, Keith Standerfer, Mark Smith. Sixth row: Jeff Birch, David Reisner, Kevin Reeder, manager Steve Perkins. JUNIOR VARSITY: First row: Jim Cornwell, Ronnie Howard, Jim Hayes, Bill Downs, Kevin Crowe, Bill Cochran. Second row: Scott Ellis, Randy Gregory, Steve Huffman, Don Slade, Kenneth Downs, Jeff Birch. CHEER LEADERS Left: Varsity cheerleaders: top to bottom, Carol Lust. Debby Decker, Ruan-ita Bryson, Michele Adams, Lynda Barnett. Below: Junior Varsity cheerleaders: Kneeling: Rose Fleener, Nancy Person-ett. Standing: Terri Laughlin, Ronna Ashmore, Ramona Carlyle. S3I1IAI10V Above. Marty Fombelle. Kerrie Swartz and Pam Moseley on Old Fashioned Day; right, Cris Lowe; below, farmers Mike Threet. Kevin Reeder, Jim Reeder, Tom Quick, David Dyer and David McKay. Below left, “farmers” Threet and Reeder; below center, Dawna Robinson and Dorthea Bennett; below right, Patty Bishop and Leo Walker. SC A-HHSers spent the week of April 19-23 as Student Council Week. Monday was declared Clash Day, with Anna Day winning the award as Best Dressed. Shades and Sucker Day was celebrated on Tuesday; Wednesday was Bermuda Day. Students paid 25i for the privilege of wearing Bermudas to class. WEEK Old Fashioned Day was Thursday, with students wearing styles from the 20’s, the 50’s and present day garb. Jim Reeder won the annual ice cream eating contest. Friday was “Turn About Day” with students teaching classes. Below, Cathy Howard is shown on Bermuda Day. Above, Debbie Anderson, Diane Clark and Donna Ellis; below, the annual ice cream eating contest; below left, Mike Mayhall and Ruanita Bryson. Below center, Ramona Carlyle and Mike Stewart; below right, Shirley Cox and Randy Parr. TWIRLERS The twirlers, headed by majorette Susan Yedtman, led the A-HHS band onto the field before each football game, and during each half time show. A special performance included a fire baton routine by Susan. Shown above, left to right are freshman Barbie Bishop, senior Marcia Rigg, freshman Jody Karmer, senior Susan Yedtman, junior Patty Bishop, junior Jean Harshbarger, and freshman Cindy Ernst. Other pictures show the twirlers in action at home games. Student Council's main project of the year was Homecoming, October 17, 1970, with the theme of “Blue Autumn.” Seated above are treasurer Carol Lust, vice-president Michele Adams, secretary Debby Decker, adviser Larry Jones, David McKay, Marty Fombelle. Janis Bright, and Jody Chapman. Standing are Marcia Rigg, Kerrie Swartz, Mike Bragg, president Steve Romine, Cheryl Ruff, Paul Kelly, Olga Stojiljko-vic, Ramona Carlyle, Randy Decker, Barb Hamilton, Ronnie Osborne, and Dale Brandenburg. New projects of the year included getting major changes in the existing dress code and the opening of the concession stand at noon. Shown below left is part of the daily crowd at the concession stand: and right, SC members Marty Fombelle and Janis Bright with the new coin machine. The 1970 Atwood-Hammond Homecoming was held October lb-17 beginning with the parade to the downtown area on Friday afternoon. The football game on Friday night was won by Arthur 34-8. Saturday night’s festivities began with the coronation at 8 p.m. with the theme of “Blue Autumn.” Music was furnished by “The Able Day.” King Gerald Brown crowned Michele Adams Homecoming Queen for 1970. Rodney Nichols and Karen Sawyer were crown bearer and flower girl. HOMECOMING 1970 RANDY WEST JANIS BRIGHT TOM MYERS LYNDA BARNETT SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN RANDY DECKER NANCY PERSONETT Cream ’Em.” Above right, FFA float in Homecoming parade Mark Adcock, Ken Patton, Ron Day on tractor, and Mike Ulbricht on float. Below, second place float winner. Senior class We’re Bank ing on Victory.” Below right, cheerleaders on fire truck. Above, first place float winner. Freshman Class, “We’ve Got This Game In The Bag.’’ Below, third place float winner. Junior Class, Looks Like We’ll Dunk ’Em Donut.” GAA OFFICERS: Susan Chambers, president; Donna Wal-kup, secretary; Jody Chapman, vice-president; Patty Bishop, AT-TO-HI; Dale Brandenburg, Student Council; Harriet Bolin, treasurer. GAA MEMBERS: Seniors: Michele Adams, Harriet Bolin, Janis Bright. Dale Brandenburg, Debbie Bryson, Susan Chambers, Jody Chapman, Cheryl Dukeman, Judy Fleener, Marty Fombelle, Theresa Hammel, Beth Kamm, Deb Lind-strom, Carol Lust, Pam Moseley, Marcia Rigg, Sharon Rost, Olga Stojiljkovic, Donna Walkup, Brenda Whitlow, Susan Yedtman. Juniors: Lynda Barnett. Patty Bishop, Cathy Casteel, Kay Dallas. Vicky Day, Debby Decker, Pat Hannon, Linda Harshbarger, Jean Harshbarger, Cathy Howard, Jane Humes, Cris Lowe, Debbie Miller, Becky Parsley, Cathy Reeder, Cheryl Ruff, Darla Sykes, Pam Woodworth. Sophomores: Debbie Anderson, Debbie Bolt, Ramona Carlyle, Jennie Carter, Diane Clark, Shirley Cox, Nanette Day, Debbie DeVore, Aretta Eaton, Debbie Eyestone, Carol Fleener, SPORTHEADS: Lynda Barnett, Harriet Bolin, Susan Yedtman, Michele Adams, Marcia Rigg, Dale Brandenburg, Jody Champman, Susan Chambers, Debbie Decker, Carol Lust, Marty Fombelle, Donna Walkup. Rose Fleener, Sheila Gordon, Linda Hamilton, Debbie Heckler, Janice Johnson. Debbie Karnes, Carla Prosser, Hope Beaty, Barb Bishop, Karen Brooks, Terry Bryson, Carol Chambers, Carol Clark, Nancy Davis. Brenda Day, Margaret Day, Donna Ellis, Cindy Ernst, Linda Foreman, Becky Greek, Barb Hamilton, Rheba Harshbarger, Karen In-grum, Teena Kerschner, Jody Kramer, Jo Kuhns, Terri Laughlin, Carol Mosbarger, Nancy Pieper, Nancy Personett, Pam Rankins, Cheryl Reynolds, Dawna Robinson, Pat Routine, Partita Shepard, Cindy Stewart, Karol Suhl, Barb Swisher, Diane VanScyoc, Carol Woodard, Kathy Wood-worth, Kari Yedtman, Cindy Lindgren, Debbie Dick, Vicky Wait, Cindy Burchardt, Kim Swartz. DECEMBER 19,1970 GAA CONCERT BAND LEFT: WOODWIND INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE CONTEST WINNERS: Front: Barbie Bishop, Karen Brooks, Kari Yedtman, Cathy Reeder, Barbara Hamilton. Back: Donna Walkup, Karen Ingrum, Patty Bishop, Janis Bright. Michele Adams, Randy Ayres, Lynda Barnett, Barbara Bishop. Patty Bishop, Janis Bright, Karen Brooks, Debbie Bryson, Cindy Burchardt, Cathy Casteel, Susan Chambers, Jody Chapman, Don Cordts, Shirley Cox, Brenda Day, Randy Decker, Debbie Dick, Sherrie Eagan, Debbi Eye-stone, Carol Fleener, Tom Fleener, Randy Fleming, Marty Fombelle, Reed Fombelle, Linda Foreman, Becky Greek, Bruce Gregory, Barbara Hamilton, Linda Hamilton, Pat Hannon, Debby Heckler, John Harshbarger, Rheba Harsh-barger, Karen Ingrum, Larry Johnson, Jo Kuhns. Beth Kamm, Terri Laughlin, Mark Logsdon, Lloyd Murphy, Brad Osborne, Nancy Personett, Nancy Pieper, Kent Pray, Renee Quick, Cathy Reeder, Kevin Reeder, Dawna Robinson, Cheryl Ruff, Mark Smith, Dan Stephenson, Scott Stephenson, Karol Suhl, Steve Suhl. Kerrie Swartz, Nick Swartz, Darla Sykes. Leo Walker, Donna Walkup, Charles Willey, Joe Wolfe, Kari Yedtman, Susan Yedtman. Left to right: band officers: Bob Stiehl, band director; Janis Bright. Student Council; Mark Smith, president; Dan Stephenson, vice-president; Michele Adams, secretary; Shirley Cox, AT-TO-HI reporter. JAZZ BAND JAZZ BAND: Seated: Lloyd Murphy, Kent Pray, Kerrie Swartz, Jody Chapman, Marty Fombelle, Kevin Reeder, Randy Decker, Tom Fleener, Susan Chambers, Mark Logsdon, Larry Johnson. Standing: Susan Yedtman, Joe Wolfe, Scott Stephenson, Randy Ayres, Mark Smith, Bruce Gregory. DIXIELAND BAND Donna Walkup, clarinet; Randy Ayres, cornet; Lloyd Murphy, saxophone; Joe Wolfe, drums; Mark Logsdon, trombone; Randy Decker, bass; Kerrie Swartz, piano. Shown on page 76, left picture: INSTRUMENTAL SOLO WINNERS: Cheryl Ruff, Kerrie Swartz, Lloyd Murphy, Susan Yedtman, Sherrie Eagan, Joe Wolfe. Page 76, right picture: BRASS INSTRUMENTAL ENSEM BLE WINNERS: Reed Fombelle, Susan Chambers, Kevin Reeder, Shirley Cox, Larry Johnson. Right: THE GIRLS NEXT DOOR, VOCAL ENSEMBLE CONTEST WINNERS: Susan Yedtman. Kerrie Swartz, Janis Bright, Jody Chapman. Susan Chambers, Beth Kamm, Marty Fombelle, Donna Walkup. CHORUS First row: Cheryll Keown, Kari Yedtman, Janice Johnson, Diane Clark, Cathy Reeder, Carol Clark, Joe Wolfe, Beth Kamm, Bill Ulbricht. Harriet Bolin, Darla Sykes, Rose Fleener, Terri Bryson, Sherrie Eagan. Second row: Jane Humes, Cathy Howard, Judy Fleener, Cris Lowe, Susan Yedtman, Cindy Stewart, Tom Tuttle, Dick Fleener, Marty Fombelle, Dan Barnett, Margaret Day, Aretta Eaton, Debbie Bryson. Third row: Donna Ellis, Carol Woodard. Cindy Ernst, Kathy Woodworth, Jody Kramer, Marcia Rigg. Larry Johnson, Randy Decker, Stan Landreth, Jean Harshbarger, Cheryl Dukeman, Pam Rankins, Virginia Carter, Sheila Gordon. Fourth row: Kathy Woodard, Jody Chapman, Janis Bright. Kerrie Swartz, Diane Whitley. Debby Heckler, Kevin Reeder, Tom Fleener, Mark Smith, Mark Logsdon, Cheryl Urban, Julia Quick, Debbie DeVore, Shirley Cox, Becky Parsley. Fifth row: Nanette Day, Carol Lust, Olga Stojiljkovic, Karen Fleener, Teena Kershner, Donna Walk-up, Denny Taylor, Gary Ernst, Gary Patrick, Cheryl Ruff, Susan Chambers, Debby Decker, Vicky Day. Director, Robert Stiehl. CHORUS ENSEMBLE CONTEST WINNERS: Seated: Cheryl Ruff, Debby Heckler. Shirley Cox. Standing: Kevin Reeder, Mark Smith, Joe Wolfe. 78 Shown at their favorite work table are POST staff members. The figure in parentheses shows how many extra minutes each person worked. Standing are Susan Chambers (1971), sponsor Mrs. Lois Libbin, and Judy Fleener (1350). Seated are Donna Walkup (1970). Mike Harshbarger (1130), Debby Heckler (1775), editor Carol Urban (3100), and Ramona Carlyle (1630). David Williams was assistant photographer first semester. POST 1971 79 FFA Henry Lust, Tom White, Randy West, Mike Stillabower, Bobby Morgan, adviser, Jim Hanlin, Bill Schable, Gary Patrick, Ken Patton, Ron Day, Mark Adcock, Steve Huffman, Mike West, Mark Humes, Jack Appleby, Joe Mann, Kenneth Downs, Tom Myers, Jon Ford, Leo Walker, Denny Taylor, De-Wayne Snyder, Tom Scheffer, Gerald Brown, Mike Threet, Robert Gregory, Gary Ernst, Mike Ulbricht, Larry Spencer, Charlie Romine, Ray Dallas, Mike Stirrett. Bill Downs, Jim Shepherd, Tom Shepherd. Highlights of the FFA year were: Livestock fair, Decatur, Aug. 24; Sectional leadership training school, LeRoy, Sept. 24; Corn Soybean show. Blue Mound, Nov. 24; National FFA Week, Feb. 20-27; Poultry Grain Contest, Bellflower, Mar. 6; District Foundation Awards meeting, Atwood, Mar. 24; Sectional Tractor driving Contest, Atwood, April; Livestock Judging Contest (ISU), Apr. 16; Ag Mechanics Contest, Cerro Gordo, Apr. 27; Completion of local Program of Work, LeRoy, May 1. FFA Officers: Randy West, sentinel; Tom Scheffer, vice-president; Jon Ford, reporter; Leo Walker, secretary; Mark Adcock, treasurer; Ron Day president. First row, left to right: Deanna West, Diane Whitley, secretary-treasurer Sherrie Eagan, president Karen Fleener, vice-president Paula Puckett, Kathy Woodard, Donna Ellis, and Kerrie Swartz, Student Council. Second row: Cindy Ernst, Linda Harshbarger, Debbie Lindstrom, adviser Mrs. Glenna Barrett, Sandy Karnes, Cindy Lindgren, and Brenda Whitlow. Third row: Carol Chambers, Parletta Shepherd, Cheryl Reynolds, Teena Kershner, Pam Rankins, Pat Romine, Mary Puckett, and Debbie Karnes. Officers left to right: preisdent Karen Fleener, Student Council representative Kerrie Swartz, vice-president Paula Puckett, and secretary-treasurer Sherrie Eagan. EDITORIAL STAFF: Standing: Beth Kanim, Patty Bishop, Joe Wolfe, Shirley Cox, Mike Threet, Sherrie Eagan, Dan Wierman, Rose Fleener, Karol Suhl and Cathy Reeder. Seated: Lloyd Murphy, Marty Fombclle, Pam Moseley, Dan Barnett, Jody Chapman, and Kevin Reeder. Not pictured, Gary Patrick. EDITORS: Sports Editor Kevin Reeder, Editorial Co-Editors Jody Chapman and Marty Fombclle, Associate Editorial Editor Pam Moseley, and Production Editor Carol Urban. The AT-TO-HI is a prize-winning mimeographed newspaper, published weekly at Atwood-Hammond High School. Among the state and national awards won by the AT-TO-HI arc Columbian, Columbia Press Association, Columbia University, N. Y.; 1970-1971 All-American, National Scholastic Press Association, University of Minnesota. Minneapolis, Minn.; and Blue Banner Award, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, 111. PRODUCTION STAFF; Standing: Lynda Barnett, Dorthea Bennett, Deanna West, Linda Harshbarger. Dawn Sims, Cris Lowe, and Jean Harshbarger. Seated, first row; Cathy Howard. Connie McElvain, Donna Arbogast and Debbie Miller. Second row: Marcia Rigg, Anna Day, Connie Dudley and Karen Appleby. Third row: Vicky Day, Jane Hmues, Ruth Brewer, and Renee Quick. STENCILISTS: Standing: Marcia Rigg and Judy Fleener. Seated: Kerrie Swartz, Dorthea Bennett and Carol Urban. PROM APR. 30 1971 The 1971 Atwood-Hammond Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 30 at the Sheraton Inn, Decatur. The banquet began at 7 p.m. and was followed by dancing to the Sounds Unlimited from 9-12. Prom goers then went to the Eldorado Bowl for bowling until 3:00 a.m. The breakfast was served at the Colonial Pancake House which ended the activities. Junior president Ruanita Bryson and senior president Dan Barnett gave the welcome and thank you speeches. Upper left, Mark Adcock and Dan Barnett pause from bowling activities to get a hamburger and a coke. Above, David Williams and Patty Bishop. Left. Richard Perkins and Karen Appleby. Lower left, Cathy Casteel and Nolan Black. Below. Theresa Hammel. Above, Ruanita Bryson and Mike Mayhall. Upper right, Steve Romine and Pam Moseley. Right, Tracy Walkupand Debby Decker had never been able to talk long enough to each other on the phone, so—. Below, Tom Quick and Donna Walkup. Lower right, Gerald Brown and Mike Stirret. Upper left, Cheryl Ruff and Mark Smith. Above, Dan Hendrickson and Jon Ford. Left, Gary Patrick and Judy Fleener. Lower left, Mike Bragg and Debbie DeVore. Below, Colleen McGuire and Danny Grogan. Above, Becky Moore and Gary Ernst. Upper right, David McKay and Terri Bryson. Right, Debbie Dick and Ken Patton. Below, Debbie Miller takes a catnap while she and Dan Mos-soney wait for breakfast. Lower right, Mike Romine and Cathy Reeder check their bowling scores. Upper left, Ron Osborne and Rose Fleener. Above, Becky Greek and Kent Pray. Left, Margaret Day and Tom Scheffer. Lower left, Ramona Carlyle and Keith Standerfer. Below, Dawna Robinson and Mike Ulbricht. Above, Marie-Pierre Beaussier, Arthur’s exchange student from France, and A-HHS’ exchange student front Yugoslavia, Olga Stojiljkovic. Upper right, Deanna West and David Mossoney. Right, Leo Walker and Rheba Harshbarger. Below, Sherrie Eagan and Joe Wolfe. Lower right, Susan Hanners and Randy West. Upper left, Linda Sloan and Donnie Anderson. Above, Tim Burk sleeps while Michele Adams waits for a snack. Left, Ruth Brewer and Jerry Jones. Lower left, Wayne Handler and Harriet Bolin. Below, Steve Morgan and Vicky Day. Upper left, Kevin Reeder and Debby Heckler. Above, Allen Romine and Barbie Swisher. Left, Denny Higgins and Debbie Bryson. Lower left, Debbie Eyestone and David Dyer. Below, Renee Quick and Tom Myers. LETTERMAN’S CLUB Above: A. left to right: Keith Hawkins, Dan Stephenson, Coach Tony Avcnat-ti. Larry Spencer, Coach John Ganley, Gerald Brown, Mike Mayhall, David Reisner. H. left, front to back: Randy West, David Dyer, Ron Osborne, Jim Reeder. Cross bar, Eric Leisner, Rod Hale. Right, front to back: Dan Wier-man, Ray Dallas, Keith Standerfer, Mike Bragg. Left: Officers: President Mike Mayhall, secretary Randy West, Coach John Ganley, vice-president Larry Spencer, Coach Tony Avenatti. 98 LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Tom White, Cindy Lindgren, and Bob Morgan. Standing: Librarian Mrs. Helen Mula, Carol Clark, Jon Ford, Debbie Anderson, Aretta Eaton, Diane VanScyoc, Cheryl Urban and Deanna West. Seated: Kevin Reeder, Mark Smith, Mike Romine, Tom Quick, Steve Romine, Kent Pray, and Advisor Mr. Larry Jones. Standing: Jim Reeder, Dan Stephenson, Dan Barnett, Mark Logsdon, Ronnie Osborn, Mike Bragg, Steve Bright, Nolan Black, and Rod Hale. JETS CLUB Indira and Kreslins SENIOR PLAY Kreslins, an ascetic man from India, and Indira, his daughter, were played by David McKay and Jody Chapman in the senior class play, “That Groovy Guru” on Apr. 16. They were part of a promotion plan to boost the sagging “Bugs,” a singing group. King Bug Rex was Kevin Reeder and the “little” Bugs were Cheryl Dukeman. Mosquito; Debbie Bryson, Cricket; and Harriet Bolin, Katydid. Leo DuBois, their manager, was David Dyer, whose press assistant Rosey was Kerrie Swartz. Flower children, the Walking Wounded, were Ger, Susan Chambers; Queen, Susan Yedtman;Cory, Carol Lust; Nic, Pam Moseley; Fein-berg, Randy West; Randy, Mark Adcock. Another more conventional group interested in the arts included Donna Walkup and Steve Perkins as Moro and John, and Beth Kamm as their daughter Diane. Freddie, interested in Diane, was Dan Barnett. Marty Fombelle was a with-it school teacher; Olga Sto-jiljkovic, a lady of the humane society; John Harshbarger, a policeman; and Karen Fleener, the landlady. Crew members were Michele Adams, makeup; Steve Ro-mine, lights; Tom Quick, stage manager; Rex Sutton and Leo Walker, spots; Mike Romine, sound; Karen Fleener and Olga Stojiljkovic, stage artists. The play was directed by Mrs. Louise Bean, assisted by Miss Bibby McKay. Freddie, John, Moro and Diane. Below, the “Walking Wounded. Opposite page, top, the “Bugs.” Center, left, Policeman, Teacher, Humane Society lady, and landlady. Center, right, makeup, Miss Bibby McKay and Michele Adams. Below, left, stage crew. Below, right, cast listening to critique. JUNIOR REVIEWER PRAISES CASTING ALSO ACTING IN BIG ROCK” (from the Nov. 25, 1970 AT-TO-HI) by Marty Fombelle Casting and acting in “Big Rock at Candy's Mountain” were great! A comment of “well done” must be given to Patty Bishop and Cathy Casteel as the two old aunts. Their voices, as well as their postures, lent to good performances of two old spinsters who are suddenly awakened to today’s young people. Joe Wolfe, portraying the role of “Zippity Dewdar” did a fantastic job as a rock”em, sock-’em group promoter. Another striking character was PLAY Jane Humes as Myra Mobile. Jane played a supposedly gentle girl who spoke of her hard life but actually was a pushy, demanding griper. Debby Decker as Unice Webb, a secretary to Dan Stephenson (Mr. Garrison) showed the crowd that she wasn’t as old as her dress seemed to indicate. She could twist and shake with the best of them. Dan’s performance was quite adequate as a young man trying to make his way, even though his father is a multi-millionaire. Cheryl Ruff, as Candy, also handed in a good performance. When the chips were down she would do just about anything to keep her farm, which was the site for the rock fest. On the whole, it was an enjoyable evening. POM POM A new addition at A-HHS this year was the appearance of the POMPOM girls under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Marlow at home basketball games. Shown above, kneeling arc Susan Yedt-man, Cathy Howard, Harriet Bolin, and Cathy Reeder. Standing: Pat Han- non, Renee Quick, Donna Walkup, Jody Chapman, and Kerrie Swartz. Below, left to right: Kari Yedtman, Cheryll Keown, Cynthia Burchardt, Barbara Hamilton, Debby Heckler, Sherrie Eagan. Brenda Day, Sheila Gordon, Diana Van Scyoc, and Jo Kuhns. HONORS DAY, May 29, 1971. Upper left: Arion Award, Kerrie Swartz, presented by band director Robert Stiehl. Upper center: Betty Crocker award, Susan Chambers. Upper right: DAR, Michele Adams; SAR, David McKay. Right: National Honor Society members: First row: Michele Adams, Susan Yedtman, Susan Chambers, Janis Bright. Second row: Jody Chapman, Donna Walkup, Marty Fombelle, Kevin Reeder, Steve Romine. Below left: GAA awards: Sporthead of the Year, Susan Chambers; Good Guy award, Harriet Bolin. Below center: DeKalb award, Leo Walker. Below right: Bausch and Lomb science award, Steve Romine; math exam award, Kevin Reeder. GRADUATION THE CLASS OF 1971 Steve Perkins, Beth Kamm, Jody Chapman, Olga Stojiljko-vic. Fifth row: Carol Urban, Pam Moseley. Mark Advock. Steve Romine, John Harshbarger, Tom Quick, Steve Wilson. Ronnie Day, Gerald Brown. Jon Ford, Donna Walk-up, Marty Fombelle. Not pictured: Judy Fleener, Mick Price. Opposite page: upper left, co-valedictorian Jody Chapman; upper right, co-valedictorian Marty Fombelle; lower left, co-salutatorian Janis Bright; lower right, co-salutatorian Pam Moseley. First row Brenda Whitlow, Debbie Lindstrom. Sharon Rost, Michele Adams, Harriet Bolin, Susan Yedtman, Dor-thea Bennett, Dale Brandenburg, Connie McElvain. Second row. Debbie Woodard, Karen Appleby, Theresa Hammel, Richard Perkins. Randy West, Darrell Arnett, Mike Stilla-bower, Don Anderson, Kerrie Swartz, D nna Arbogast, Marcia Rigg. Third row: Debbie Bryson. Anna Day, Cheryl Dukeman. David Dyer, David McKay, Mike Romine, Kevin Reeder, Charlie Romine, Allen Romine, Paula Puckett, Janis Bright, Colleen McGuire. Fourth row: Susan Chambers, Karen Fleener, Carol Lust, Rex Sutton, Leo Walker, Dan Barnett, Larry Spencer, Mike Threet, Tom Scheffer, 108 a 4. y Clockwise, beginning upper left: John Harshbarger relaxes at noon on the front lawn. Mrs. Wanda Newlin, former A-HHS home ec teacher, enjoys the prom breakfast. Those beautiful knees belong to Randy West and Tom Scheffer. Mrs. Carol Smith, PE teacher, says, “1--------” Montelle Harshbarger has kept score at A-H basketball games for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barrett (Mrs. Glenna Barrett, home ec teacher,) take their tum at prom picture taking. Jane Humes is helping Steve Wilson stand on his head, as any good senior should be able to do. Is Cris Lowe praying for a good grade? Clockwise, beginning upper left: Vicky Day welcomes the photographer to the prom bowling. Kevin Reeder, Debbie Heckler, Joe Wolfe, and Sherrie Eagan relax on the east lawn during noon break. Mike Stirrett thought it was funnier than Gerald Brown did. Debbie Bryson is enjoying the outdoor home ec class. Is Olga Stojiljkovic peeking at Steve Romine? Or is Steve peeking at Olga? Judy Fleener thinks maybe she has a good hand at the bowling alley during prom activities. Nancy Pieper joined the four-legged race. Blue Autumn Superintendent of Schools Unit No. 39 Fred R. Boll Principal Atwood-Hammond High School William A. McKay Board of Education Unit No. 39 Seated: Robert Corman, Wayne Walkup, Earl Gillmore Standing: Robert Scheffer, President Lyle Heit John Livengood, Jr. Secretary John Dick LEFT Miss Lois Shonkwiler, B. A.. Millikin University; World History, Civics, Economics, Consumer Economics; Senior Class. RIGHT Mrs. Lois Maddox Libbin, B. S., Millikin University; Shorthand 1, Office Practice, Typing I, II; POST, AT-TO-HI. LEFT Mrs. Louise Burk Bean, B. A., M. A., University of Illinois; English II, IV; AT-TO-HI; Dramatics. RIGHT Jerry Newlin, B. S., Eastern Illinois University; Industrial Arts; Freshman Class. LEFT Lawrence Jones, B. S., M. Ed., University of Illinois; Physics, Chemistry, Algebra II, Math IV; Student Council, JETS. RIGHT Mrs. Carol Smith, B. S., University of Illinois, P. E.; Cheerleaders, GAA. 117 LEFT Larry Bradford, B. S., Illinois State University; M. S., Eastern Illinois University; English III; Junior Class Sponsor; Guidance Counselor. RIGHT James Hanlin, B. S., Illinois State University; Vocational Agriculture, Job Training; FFA. LEFT Mrs. Glenna Barrett, B. S., Illinois State University; Home Ec I, II, Family Living; Junior Class, FHA. RIGHT Miss Kathryn Reed, B. A., Blackburn College; Spanish I, II, III, IV; Freshman Class. RIGHT Tony Avenatti, B. S., Indiana State University; Biology; Driver Ed, Letter-man’s Club, Head Basketball Coach. LEFT John Ganley, B. S., Eastern Illinois University; P. E.; Letterman’s Club; Head Football Coach, Track Coach. LEFT Mrs. Helen Mula, B. S., M. S., University of Illinois; Librarian; Library Club. RIGHT Robert Stiehl, B. S„ Mus. Ed., Millikin University; Band, Chorus, jazz band, Dixieland band. LEFT Mrs. Nancy Marlow, B. S., Eastern Illinois University; English I, Bookkeeping; Pompom squad. RIGHT Mrs. Marjorie Pope, B. S., University of Wisconsin: Unit Art, second semester. LEFT Eric Crawford, B. S., Southern Illinois University; Algebra I, Geometry, Business Math; Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Baketball Coach, Sophomore Class. RIGHT Donald Morgan, B. S., Millikin University: Unit Art, first semester: U. S. Army, second semester. LEFT Mrs. Vevalle Smith Secretary RIGHT Mrs. Norma Ingrum Secretary LEFT Albert Wright Custodian RIGHT Mrs. Nancy Maxedon English Student Teacher RIGHT BELOW Mrs. Allison Tomlinson English Student Teacher Above, Bus Drivers: Ronald Eagan, Francis Phalen, Mrs. Elaine McElvain, Mrs. Vera Phalen, Mrs. Martha Sieh, Mar- Below, Cooks: Mrs. LaVerne Jones, Mrs. Ethel Brown, Mrs. vin Sieh, Elva Williams, Glen Randall, Rex Hadden. William Marilyn Birch, Mrs. Peggy Harned, Mrs. Wilma Kerschner. Brantingham, Mrs. Nancy Quick. 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