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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

THE POST—1978 Atwood-Hammond High School Atwood, Illinois Editor-in-Chief: Lora Fleener Advisor: Mrs. Letitia Farris Business Manager: Bob Smith Subscription and Advertising Chairman: Crystal Heit Section Editors: Faculty Lisa Heit Senior Crystal Heit Underclassmen Lea Brandenburg Music Lora Fleener Organizations Lorie Randall Sports Rhonda Anderson Activities Janet Reeder The Post Staff Wishes to Dedicate This Edition to Ron DeLong, Class of 77 Ronald DeLong 8 5 59—6 5 78 4 Table of Contents Faculty..........................7 Seniors ........................15 Underclassmen ..................35 Music...........................49 Organizations...................59 Sports .........................75 Activities .....................89 Advertising ...................113 McKay Fills Superintendent’s Post; New Board Members Take Seats Mr. William McKay, former principal and history teacher was named superintendent effective July, 1977. Mr. McKay is pictured lower right. Pictured right is the Atwood-Ham-mond Board of Education. Sitting: Dan Chambers, Harold Ponder, Lyle Heit. Standing: Richard Brown, Jerry Reeder, Bob Henningsen. Mr. Brown was newly elected to the board and Mr. Henningsen was named to fill the unexpired term of Wayne Walkup who moved. Mr. Henningsen was later re-elected. Mr. Ralph Wolter was not available for the picture. Mr. Jack Campbell, principal, is pictured lower left. Mr. Campbell completed his second year as principal at Atwood-Hammond High School. 8 Pictured upper left: Miss Lois Shonkwiler. Teaching duties: World History, Economics, Civics, Consumer Ed., and U.S. History. Activities: Senior sponsor, National Honor Society. Pictured upper right: Mr. Robert Stiehl. Teaching duties: Band. Pictured far left: Mr. Jerry Newlin. Teaching duties: Industrial Arts 1,11, 111. Activities: Freshman sponsor, student council co-sponsor, marching band-assistant director. Pictured left: Mr. Jim Cullison. Teaching duties: Basic Agriculture, Advanced Agriculture, Agricultural Mechanics. Activities: FFA, National Honor Society. 9 Pictured upper left: Mrs. Shirley__ Gritton. Teaching duties: Home Economics substitute teacher. Activities: FHA. Pictured upper right: Mr. James Wood and Mr. John Cox. Teaching duties: Mr. Wood: Basic Math, Algebra II, Physics, Trigonometry, Physical Science. Mr Cox: Algebra I, Geometry. Activities: Mr. Wood: Camera Club, Scholastic Team. Mr. Cox: Student Council, AFS. Pictured middle right: Mrs. Alida Stone and Mrs. Wanda Newlin. Teaching duties: Mrs. Stone: HERO, Textiles Career Lab, Textile Related Occupations, Child Care, Food Related Occupations, Consumer Education. Mrs. Newlin: Accounting, Consumer Education. Pictured lower right: Mrs. Nancy Maxedon, Mrs. Fraun Penrod, Mr. Tim Burk, Mrs. Letitia Farris. Teaching duties: Mrs. Maxedon: English II, Writing, English Lit., Newspaper Journalism, Speech, Mystery-Science Fiction Mrs. Penrod: Librarian, Novels, World Literature, Poetry, Mystery-Science Fiction, Short Stories. Mr. Burk: English I, Mystery-Science Fiction, Short Stories. Mrs. Farris: Guidance counselor, Spanish 1 and II, American Lit., Mythology, Contemporary Lit., Journalism. Activities: Mrs. Maxedon: AT-TO-HI, Cheerleaders, Play, sophomore sponsor. Mrs. Penrod: PomPon, junior class sponsor. Mr. Burk: Basketball coach, assistant football coach, baseball coach. Mrs. Farris: freshman sponsor, Spanish club, POST. 10 Pictured upper left are Mr. Steve Shirley, Mr. John Lyons, and Mrs. Linda Jones. Teaching duties: Mr. Shirley: General Science, Biology I and II, Health, and P.E. Mr. Lyons: Driver Education and P.E. Mrs. Jones: Girls’ volleyball, girls’ junior varsity basketball, and girls’ track. Pictured lower left is Miss Judy Roberts, home economics student teacher. Pictured lower middle is Mrs. Connie England. Teaching duties: Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, and Office Practice. Activities: senior sponsor, AT-TO-H1 production sponsor, and National Honor Society. 11 Personnel Keep School Running Smoothly Ringing phones, lunch ticket purchases, sign-out sheets, and class passes were just a few of the items efficiently handled by our office workers. Upper left: Mrs. Cindy White, unit secretary. Upper right: Mrs. Vevalee Smith, unit book- keeper. Lower left: Mrs. Judy Gardner, substitute secretary. Lower middle: Lora Fleener, student worker. Lower right: Jan Birch, student worker. 12 Pictured left are the grade school cooks who prepare lunch for the high school also. They are Bev Burgener, Barbara Harshbarger, Peggy Harned, Helen Kibler, and Norma Ingrum. The busdrivers are pictured center left. First row: Mary Parr. Mary Ann Benner, Nancy Quick. Second row: Ronnie Eagan. Charlotte Eagan, Nancy Johnson, Jean Brewer, Glen Randall. Gilbert Quick. Pictured below are Bob Molck, maintenance: and Pat Montgomery, janitoress. 13 Seniors Choose Poll Winners Most Likely to Succeed Lora Fleener Bob Quick Most Humerous Diane Dick Eric Conner Most Musical Melodie Eagan Billy Fleming Most Athletic Kerstin Soderstrom Jeff Romine Most Artistic Tina Rodmaker Tony Knicley Most Flirtatious Jill Harned Joe Dukeman Best Dressed Dianna Gillmore Bob Quick Best Personality Shari Long Scott Harris 17 Mary Jane Ballard Angie Bosley Mike Burgener is Robin Canull Rick Crist Steve Dietderich Roger Carter Eric Curry Melodye Doney Eric Conner Diane Dick Sue Downs Last Look at Seniors 20 21 Joe Duke man LaVonne Eastin Billy Fleming Jim Dyer Erin Eveland Kathy Frantz Melodie Eagan Lora Fleener Dianna Gillmore Tina Hale Scott Harris Cristal Henningsen fell Ron Hammel Crystal Heit Tim Jaco Jill Harned Phil Henderson Mary Ellen Keeling 23 MARY JANE BALLARD AFS 3, Scholastic team 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; German Band 2. JAN BIRCH AT-TO-HI Production 3, 4; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Basketball manager 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Chorus 2,3; Pep Club 2; GAA 1,2; Volleyball manager 3,4; Pom Pon 1,2,3,4. CINDY BLAASE AFS 3; FHA 1,2; AT-TO-H1 Production 3,4; Marching Rajahs 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Flag Corps 4. ANGIE BOSLEY AT-TO-Hi Production 3; Pep Club 2; GAA 1,2. BONNIE BREWER AFS 3; FHA 1,2,3, 4; AT-TO-Hi Production 3; Chorus 1.3. PAULA BROWN Scholastic team 3, JV captain .4, V captain; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Rajahs 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 secretary-treasurer; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Varsity Scholastic Team manager 3. MIKE BURGENER Concert Band 2,3; Marching Rajahs 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Chorus 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4. ROBIN CANULL AFS 3, secretary; AT-TO-HI Editorial 2,3,4, Editor; Spanish Club 1,2,3, secretary, 4, president; Student Council 1,2,3, secretary, 4, treasurer; Track 1, manager, 2; Cheerleader 1,2,4, captain; Pep Club 1,2; Grand March Leader 4; Mascot 3. ROGER CARTER Baseball 1. ERIC CONNER Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3. RICK CRIST AFS 3,4; FFA 2; AT-TO-HI Editorial 3; Scholastic team 4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1, Student Council 2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Chorus 4; Swing Choir 4; Jazz Band 3,4; German Band 2; Football 1,2, 3.4. ERIC CURRY FFA 3; AT-TO-HI Editorial 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Basketball 2, Track 4; Baseball 2; Football 1,2, 4. DIANE DICK Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Chorus 1,2,4; Swing Choir 4; GAA 1,2; Volley ball 1,2,4; Jazz Band 2; School play 2. STEVE DIETDERICH Track 2,3,4. SUE DOWNS FHA 3; Marching Rajahs 3; Basketball manager 3,4; Volleyball 3,4. JOE DUKEMAN FFA 3,4; Camera Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 3; Chorus 3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Football 3,4. JIM DYER Basketball 1; Track 3,4; Baseball 2; Football 1,2,3. MELODIE EAGAN AFS 3,4 president; FHA 1,2; AT-TO-HI Editorial 3,4; editor; AT-TO-HI Production 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Class treasurer 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; School Play 2. LAVONNE EASTIN AFS 3,4 treasurer; FHA 2,3, treasurer, 4 president; AT-TO-HI Production 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Track 1; Chorus 1, 2,4; GAA 1,2; German Band 2. ERIN EVELAND FFA 3,4; Chorus 3,4. LORA FLEENER FHA 1,2 secretary-treasurer; AT-TO-HI Production 3, 4; Scholastic team 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Class vice-president 2; POST 2,3 organizations editor, 4 editor-in-chief. BILLY FLEMING Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class secretary-treasurer 1; Baseball 1,2; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; German Band 2; Football 1,2. DIANNA GILLMORE AFS 4; FFA 4; AT-TO-HI Editorial 3,4 senior editor; AT-TO-HI Production 3; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 4; Class secretary-treasurer 4; Flag Corp 1,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; GAA 1,2;Pom Pon 1,2,3 co-captain, 4. TINA HALE AFS 3 treasurer, 4; AT-TO-HI Editorial 3; Spanish Club 1 treasurer; Chorus 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Pep Club 2; GAA 1,2. RON HAMMEL Class Secretary 1. JILL HARNED AFS 3 president, 4; FHA 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Color Guard 4; Pep Club 2; GAA 1,2; POST 1; German Band 2. SCOTT HARRIS FFA 1,2,3 reporter, 4treasurer;Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Class president 3,4; Football manager 1; Jazz Band 3; German Band 2 ; Football 2. CRYSTAL HEIT AFS 3,4; FHA 1,2; AT-TO-HI Production 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Flag Corp 3,4; Volleyball manager 2,3,4; Basketball manager 2,3,4; POST 2, 3.4 senior editor, advertising chairman. PHIL HENDERSON FFA 1; AT-TO-HI Editoral 1; Basketball 4; Track 1; Baseball 1; Grand March Leader 1; Football 2. CRISTAL HENNINGSEN AT- TO-HI Editorial 2,3,4 editor; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3 president, 4 vice-president;Student Council 3, 4; Track 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4. TIM JACO Baseball 1. MARY ELLEN KEELING FHA 1,2,3; AT-TO-HI Production 3; Concert Band 1,2; Marching Rajahs 1,2; Basketball statistician 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Flag Corp 4; POST 2. TONY KNICLEY FFA 1; AT-TO-HI Production 4; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3; Class president 2; Class vice-president 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Jazz Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2. MARK KROLL FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2. JIM LINDGREN Track 4; Football 1,2. SHARI LONG AFS 3,4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4 vice-president; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1; Chorus 1,2,3 secretary, 4; Swing Choir 3; Homecoming Attendant 2,4 Queen; Jazz Band 1,2; Pom Pon 1,2,3,4 captain. TERRY LOWE FHA 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 2; Volleyball manager 4. SUE MC CUMBER FHA 1,2,3; AT-TO-HI Production 3,4; Scholastic team manager 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; 24 Marching Rajahs 1,2,3.4; Spanish Club 1,2; Track 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Pep Club 2; POST 1,2; Basketball statistician 1,2,3. GARY MOSBARGER Basketball 4; Class president 1. Baseball 2; Football 1,3. ALAN MOSELEY Football 1. JANICE PIEPER FHA 1 secretary, 2; AT-TO-HI Production 4; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3; Chorus l,2;Twirler 1,2,3. ROBERT QUICK FFA 1,2,3 treasurer, 4 president; Student Council 1,2,4 vice-president; Class secretary-treasurer 2; Baseball 1,2,4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4 King; Football 1,2, 3,4 co-captain. LORIE RANDALL AT-TO-HI Production 3,4; Concert Band 1,2; Marching Rajahs 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 3,4 secretary; Class vice-president 3; Track 1,2; Chorus 2; Flag Corp 4; GAA 1,2; Pom Pon 1,2; POST 3,4 organizations editor; German Band 2. GENE REDMAN AT-TO-HI Production 3; Scholastic team 4; Basketball manager 4; Football manager 4. JANET REEDER AFS 4 vice-president; AT-TO-HI Production 3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Rajahs 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 2; POST 4. TINA RODMAKER AT-TO-HI Editorial 1,2,3 editor, 4 editor, cartoonist; Student Council 2,3,4 president; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4: Pom Pon 1,3,4; Flag Corp 2. JEFF ROMINE Spanish Club 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4. PAM SANDERS Scholastic team 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Chorus 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Rifle Corp 4; GAA 1,2; Volleyball 2,3,4; Track manager 2. CHRIS SCHEFFER AT-TO-HI Editorial 1; POST 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2. PATTY SMITH AT-TO-HI Production 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; KERSTIN SODERSTROM AFS 4; Marching Rajahs 4; Basketball 4; Color Guard 4; Volleyball 4; In Norway: Student Council 2,3; Volley- ball 1,2,3; Handball 1,2. MARLENE SPENCER AT-TO-HI Production 3; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 3; GAA 2; Pom Pon 1,4; POST 3. KIM STEPHENSON Concert Band 1,2; Marching Rajahs 1,2; Track 3; Chorus 1,2,4; GAA 1,2; Track manager 1,2. KAREN VETTER FHA 1; AT-TO-HI Production 4; Concert Band 1,2,3, 4; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3; Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 2; GAA 1,2; Volleyball manager 1,2,3,4; Track manager 4. TRACY WALLACE AT-TO-HI Production 1,2; Concert Band 1; Marching Rajahs 1; Track 1; Pep Club 1; GAA 1,2. MARTY WEBER AT-TO-HI Production tion 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Grand March Leader 4; Cheerleader 3,4. DAVID WEHRFRITZ AFS 4; Baseball 1; POST 4; Football 1,2,3. GREG WHITE Homecoming Attendant 4; Football 1,4. MARILYN WOLFE AFS 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Rajahs 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2; Chorus l,2,3,4;Twirler 1,2,3;GAA 1; Pom Pon 4. JOE WOOD FFA 2,3,4 secretary; Basketball 1,2; Football 1. Tony Knicley Terry Lowe Alan Moseley Mark Kroll Sue McCumber Janice Pie per Shari Long Gary Mosbarger Robert Quick 26 Lorie Randall Tina Rodmaker Chris Scheffer Gene Redman Jeff Romine Patty Smith Janet Reeder Pamela Sanders Kerstin Soderstrom 3 r+ 3 O DO “ONE OF THE BEST PICTURES OF THE YEAR. IME MAGAZINE ©Illinois farmers lead nation m corn, soybean production Marlene Spencer Tracy Wallace Greg White Kim Stephenson Marty Weber Marilyn Wolfe Karen Vetter David Wehrfritz Joe Wood 30 Seniors—Just Being Seniors 32 And at Last . . . Commencement exercises for the class of 1978 were held June 2, at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. Pictured right are Mary Jane Ballard, valedictorian; and Lora Fleener, salutatorian. Lora welcomed the audience to the exercises and Mary Jane presented the class farewell. Several class members formed a senior choir to perform at commencement. They sang “Sounds of Hope.” Choir members are pictured below. First row: Kim Stephenson, Tina Hale, Jill Hamed, Jan Birch, Diane Dick, Janice Pieper. Shari Long, Mary Jane Ballard. Second row: Melodie Eagan, Dianna Gillmore, Paula Brown, Marlene Spencer, Mary Ellen Keeling, Sue McCumber, Lora Fleener, Marilyn Wolfe, Tina Rodmaker, Cristal Henningsen, Pam Sanders, Karen Vetter, LaVonne Eastin, Cindy Blaase. Third row: Erin F.veland, Rick Crist, Billy Fleming, Joe Dukeman. Six members were chosen for the National Honor Society. Their selection was based on scholarship, leadership, service and character. Those chosen are pictured center left. First row: Melodie Eagan. Bob Quick. Robin Canull. Second row: Lora Fleener, Tina Rodmaker, Lorie Randall. 33 UMDER CLASSMEN Responsibilities Confront Juniors Many juniors found themselves faced with new responsibilities this year. Several began making future educational and vocational plans. Projects were planned and carried out to earn money to host the junior-senior prom. Junior class officers are pictured right: Angie Chambers, treasurer; Tim Sawyer, president; Rhonda Trout, secretary. Bill Hall, vice-president, was not available for pictures. Mark Albright Lisa Alexander Marion Anderson Kim Arbuckle David Beery Chris Binder Venita Binion Sam Brandenburg Rita Burchardt Marty Catron Angie Chambers Rick Chenoweth Paul Cook Susie Corman Brenda Davis Steve Dehart Kathy Dick Steve Dodds Alan Dorjahn Gary Emberton Judi Eyestone John Fleener Sonya Fleener Melea Fombelle 36 Burl Frantz Mike Gabbard Ed Goad Cheryl Goodrich Bonny Graham Susan Gregory Billy Hall Todd Harned Randy Harshbarger Brian Henningsen Tammy Jaco Russell Jamison John Jay Alan Johnson Kevin Jones Chris Kirby Terri Kroll Bob Larson Mike Logsdon Rick Long Shelley Long Debbie Lust Melodie Mahannah Pam Mauck Linda Morris Tammi Morthland Gail Mullins Penny Mullins Debbie Owens Ronnie Parr Jerry Parsley Jan Perry Karen Quick Tim Sawyer Frances Sharp Bob Smith Kevin Snodgrass Donna Swartz Kenny Tankersley Rhonda Trout Bob Weaver Kiir Wierman 37 Active Juniors Support Many Projects After three years of hard work the juniors presented “Come Sail Away” as the 1978 prom theme. Other activities were crowded into the junior year as class members took an active part in homecoming, the school play, student council week, and various sports. Homecoming attendants are pictured lower left. They were Sonya Fleener and Russ Jamison. A junior who won statewide recognition was Bob Smith, who placed fourth in the state “Voice of Democracy” competition, after having won the local and district competitions. Bob also gained recognition as an outstanding team member. Bob is pictured on the following page, middle picture, with a trophy for answering the most correct toss-up questions in a scholastic meet. 38 39 Sophomores Look Ahead Rhonda Anderson Rodney Andres Lorri Arbogast Susan Badger Melanie Baer Becky Bales Marti Benner Jerry Binder John Binder Teresa Blythe Linda Bolt Lea Brandenburg Billy Brazzell Nancy Brewer Jeff Burgener Jana Canull Don Chambers Theresa Chapman Tony Chapman Lori Chesnut Susan Colclasure Phil Conner Allen Cothron Giles Cothron The sophomore class began looking forward to their prom and making plans this year. They earned money by selling birthday calendars. Another highlight of the year was the visit of the Josten’s class ring salesman. Many sophomores ordered rings and received them by mid-year. Sophomore class leaders are pictured right. Front: Don Chambers, vice-president; and Phil Conner, secretary. Back: Rhonda Anderson, president; and David DeVore, treasurer. 40 Linda Crist Eddie Day Susie Day Brian DeLong David DeVore Carol Downs Jon Dunscomb Lea Edwards Brian Eyestone Roy Favre Tony German Randy Hammer Lisa Heit Rick Helfrich Billy Karnes Clyde Kearns Chris Kerns Barbara Loy Kim Me Dade Julie Myers Jeff Rodmaker Melinda Sparks Alvin Spencer Ron Stilley Tami Swartz Jim Urban Mark Vetter Phyllis Warner Gary Wierman Angie Williams 41 Sophomores Become Involved; Excel Two sophomores who were not available for class pictures are shown on these pages: Wanda Arnett, lower right and on the opposite page, Joyce Ulbricht is pictured lower middle. Also pictured is John Greenhalgh, lower left, who moved to Atwood mid-year. Sophomores on these pages are involved in just a few of the activities that brightened their year. Many sophomores were enrolled in Biology II and were given the opportunity to dissect cats. Other activities which involved sophomores included homecoming, the Home Economics Fashion Show scholastic team, Student Council Hat Day, and just ordinary studying and having fun. Special honors given to sophomores were Mark Vetter, honorable mention for the scholastic team; Phyllis Warner, most improved home ec student; Lisa Heit, outstanding POST sales; and Brian Eyestone, Star Greenhand. 42 43 Freshmen Discover Activities at AHHS Freshmen began the school year by electing class officers. Pictured right are Gary Kroll, president; Mike Wood, secretary; and Kristine Wallace, vice-president. Cheerleading, pom pon, chorus, band, sports, and clubs all became an important part of school for many freshmen. Kelly Albright Betty Anderson Barbara Barcus Ed Baileschki Jeff Binder James Bolt Kent Brown Greg Campbell Roy Carrillo Joan Chenoweth Robert Cherry Elisa Chesnut Art Colclasure Van Curry Charlie Dehart Lisa Doney Shari Douglas Tina Driscoll Joey Dyer Mark Evans Jody Ferry Tammy Freeman Steve Fultz Lisa Gabbard Dwayne Gaylor 44 Gary Gee Eric Hall Mcloney Haney Susan Haney Stan Harris Chris Helton Debbie Hutchcraft Don Issler Jackie Johnson Sara Johnson Susan Kamm Shelly Kestner Sylvia Kitchen Gary Kroll Ronnie Laughlin Vickie Laughlin Chris Littcral Brian Mateer Jeff Mauck Rick Mosbarger Mark Moseley Cathy Owens Tracie Parr Lori Perry Hal Pygott Jackie Ragle Rita Redman Sandra Reeder Steve Roniine David Ruff Doug Sanders Mike Sawyer Jeff Stanley John Stillabower Kevin Sullender Ginger Swartz Kimberly Trout Herbie Utt Kristine Wallace Mike Weaver Richie Whightsi! Mike Wood 45 Even Being a Freshman Can Be Fun M r ► |� ■ .—|r i- r 6 8 ” 5 s A k ai J 1 1� • � ♦ . 1 - atwood-hammono RAJAHS £ 1 Jf - V s r v' ' 31 . • v n � 4 • y V .W •- V a$Sl!i$; 50 Marching Band The A-HHS Marching Rajahs, under the direction of Mr. Robert Stiehl, attended several field show competitions and parades during the 1977 marching season. Mr. Jerry Newlin acted as an assistant. New editions were made to the marching band this year, including a rifle squad and twin field directors Giles and Allen Cothron. The Marching Rajahs attended the following parades: Areola Broom Corn Festival, Tuscola Old-fashioned Days, Atwood Halloween Parade. Atwood Memorial Parade, and the Decatur Christmas Parade where they received fourth place. The Marching Rajahs also participated in the following field show competitions: Eastern Illinois University, where they placed third; Champaign Central, second place; and University of Illinois, third place overall band and first place percussion. The Marching Rajahs were also invited to perform at Shelbyville for an exhibition show. Band members were honored at a weiner roast sponsored by the band-boosters and also a hamburger supper at Taylor’s Restaurant sponsored by the Atwood merchants. Performs at Several Shows, Parades 51 New Auxiliary Unit Added to Marching Rajahs The rifle squad, a new edition to the Marching Rajahs, the flag corp, and the color guard led the Marching Rajahs on to the field at home football games and field show competitions. Pictured to the left are color guard members Susan Badger, Kerstin Soder-strom, and Carol Downs. Pictured on the opposite page at the top are rifle squad members Marion Anderson, Vickie Laughlin, Sara Johnson, and Pam Sanders. Pictured on the opposite page at the bottom is the flag corp. First row: Lea Edwards, Betty Anderson, Cheryl Goodrich. Second row: Chris Binder, Pam Mauck, Rhonda Trout, Shelley Long. Third row: Cindy Blaase, Dianna Gillmore, Lorie Randall, Mary Ellen Keeling, Crystal Heit. 53 Concert Band Entertains Half-Time Crowds The Atwood-Hammond Concert Band livened up the halftime at the basketball games with several contemporary numbers. The group also presented a Christmas concert and a spring concert. Concert band members are pictured above. First row: Mary Jane Ballard, Karen Vetter, Sue McCumber, Susie Day, Donna Swartz, Fran Sharp, Sonya Fleener, Paula Brown, Lora Fleener. Second row: Patty Smith, Susan Colclasure, Melinda Sparks, Shari Douglas, Cristal Flenningsen, LaVonne Eastin, Janet Reeder, Lisa Heit, Kim Trout, Jackie Ragle, Lea Brandenburg, Linda Crist. Third row: Billy Fleming, Bob Smith, David Beery, Mike Logsdon, Susan Gregory, Allen Cothron, Barb Loy, Rick Crist, Van Curry, Greg Campbell, Kelly Albright, Melodie Eagan, Marty Catron, Brian Henning-sen, Kevin Jones. Fourth row: Rita Burchardt, Shari Long, Scott Harris, Rick Chenoweth, Diane Dick, Randy Harshbar-ger, Becky Bales, Paul Cook, Alan Dorjahn, Rick Long, Sam Brandenburg, Giles Cothron, Chris Helton. Fifth row: Susan Kamm, Stan Harris, Mr. Robert Stiehl, director. Officers for the concert band were Billy Reining, president, Shari Long, vice-president; Brian Mateer, secretary-treasurer. 54 Chorus Participates in Charleston Contest The chorus participated in the choral contest at Charleston, April 22. They earned a second place rating. Tire annual Dunscomb Choral Award was presented to Mel-odie Eagan at the National Honor Society Awards Banquet. Chorus members are pictured above. First row: Angie Bosley, Susan Colclasure, Jill Harned, Tina Hale, Bob Smith, Greg Campbell, Shari Long, Kim Arbuckle, Donna Swartz, Terri Kroll, Kim Stephenson, Miss Ann Neeley, Chorus director. Second row: Melodie Eagan, Sue McCumber, Linda Morris, Lorri Arbogast, David Beery, Richie Whightsil, Diane Dick, Cathy Owens, LaVonne Eastin, Karen Vetter, Chris Binder. Third row: Debbie Hutchcraft, Linda Bolt, Ronnie Parr, Randy Harshbarger, Rick Long, Joe Dukeman, Cindy Blaase, Lea Edwards, Marti Benner, Susie Corman. Fourth row: Theresa Chapman, Tony Knicley, Mike Logsdon, Billy Reining, Tim Sawyer, Art Colclasure, Sonya Fleener, Mary Jane Ballard, Pam Sanders. Fifth row: Melinda Sparks, Paula Brown, Rita Burchardt, Bonnie Graham, Linda Crist, Julie Myers, Alan Dorjahn, Kevin Jones. At Martinsville, band and chorus members participated in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest where 16 firsts and 7 seconds were earned. Solos receiving first were Donna Swartz, oboe; Billy Fleming, trumpet; Giles Cothron, baritone; Alan Dorjahn, piano; Greg Campbell, vocal; Melodie Eagan, vocal; Sonya Fleener, vocal; Donna Swartz, vocal. Ensembles receiving first ratings were Lora Fleener, and Paula Brown, flute duet; Linda Crist and Kim Trout, flute duet; Mary Jane Ballard, Karen Vetter, and Sue McCumber, clarinet trio; Randy Harshbarger, Kevin Jones, and Mike Logsdon, vocal trio; Donna Swartz and Randy Harshbarger, vocal duet; Melodie Eagan and Sonya Fleener, vocal duet; Donna Swartz, Marti Benner, Terri Kroll, and Rita Burchardt, vocal quartet. Solos and ensembles that earned a second rating were Lora Fleener, flute solo; Linda Crist, piano solo; Shari Long, Diane Dick, and Jill Harned, vocal trio; Linda Crist, flute solo; Richie Whightsil, vocal solo; Paula Brown and Pam Sanders, vocal duet; Shari Long, Theresa Chapman, Linda Bolt, Debbie Hutchcraft, Melinda Sparks, and Jill Harned, vocal sextet. 55 Special Talents Combine for Jazz Band, Swing Choir Pictured at the top of the opposite page are members of the Atwood-Hannnond Swing Choir. First row: LaVonne Eastin, Ronnie Parr, Melodie Eagan, Bill Fleming. Susie Corman, Mike Logsdon, Kevin Jones, Terri Kroll, Tony Knicley, Donna Swartz. Second row: Rita Burchardt, Richard Crist, Jill Hamed, Joe Dukeman, Sonya Fleener, Tim Sawyer, Angie Chambers, Randy Harshbarger, Diane Dick, Greg Campbell, Pam Sanders, Paula Brown, and John Cox, director. Miss Ann Neely directed the swing choir during the second semester. The swing choir participated in many events this year including a trip to Arthur, the Talent Show, the Christmas concert, A-H Honors Night, and AFS Variety Show. The swing choir also received a first place rating at the music contest at Martinsville. Pictured at the bottom of the opposite page is the Atwood-Hammond Jazz Band. The band includes: First row: Richard Crist,bari sax; Melodie Eagan, tenor sax; Cristal Henningsen, alto sax; Lisa Heit, alto sax; and Kelly Albright, tenor sax. Second Row: Mike Logsdon, bass guitar; Randy Harshbarger, Scott Harris, drums; Giles Cothron, bass horn; Brian Henningsen, Kevin Jones, trombone. Third Row: Robert Stiehl, director; Bob Smith, Bill Fleming, Dave Beery, Susan Gregory, trumpet. Not pictured is Alan Dorjahn, piano. The jazz band received a first rating and third place at the Millikin Jazz Festival in February. 59 ORGANIZATIONS AT-TO-HI Elected to IHSPA Office The AT-TO-HI was elected in September to the position of vice-president of the Illinois High School Press Association at their annual seminar on the campus of the University of Illinois. The AT-TO-HI published 17 editions this year including a special senior issue. Pictured at the top of the opposite page are the members of the AT-TO-HI editorial staff. The writers include: Phil Henderson, Bob Smith, Kevin Jones, Cristal Henningsen, Robin Canull, Mrs. Nancy Maxedon, advisor; Tina Rodmaker, Melodie Eagan, David Beery, Dianna Gillmore and Tony Knic-ley. The AT-TO-HI production staff is shown above. The twen- ty-three member staff includes: Debbie Owens, Janice Pieper, LaVonne Eastin, Karen Vetter, Susan Gregory, Kathy Dick, Marty Weber, Penny Mullins, Shelley Long, Gail Mullins, Susie Corman, Tammy Jaco and Kim Arbuckle. Second row: Jan Birch, Melodie Eagan, Crystal Heit, Cindy Blaase, Rita Burchardt, Mrs. Connie England, advisor; Lorie Randall, Sue McCumber, Lora Fleener, Sonya Fleener and Patty Smith. For the first time, the AT-TO-HI editoral staff was required to enroll in Newspaper Journalism, a course offered the entire year. The students received grades on their articles, thus raising the quality of the newspaper. 60 61 A-HHS Celebrates National FFA Week Many FFA members arrived at school on tractors during FFA Week. A barnyard zoo was enjoyed by grade school and high school students alike. Other activities for the year included selling pecans and garden seeds, winterizing lawn mowers, and running a concession stand during football season. FFA members are pictured above. First row: David De-Vore, reporter; Bob Quick, president; Dianna Gillmore, chapter sweetheart; Alan Johnson, secretary; Scott Harris, vice- president. Second row: Tony Chapman, Jerry Binder, Chris Kerns, Sara Johnson, Susan Gregory, Kevin Snodgrass, Bob Larson, Herbie Utt, Rick Helfrich, Mr. Jim Cullison, sponsor. Third row: Bill Hall. Bill Brazzell, Ed Bialeschki, Mark Kroll, Joe Wood, Burl Frantz, Stan Harris, Chris Helton, Charlie Dehart. Fourth row: Kent Brown, Chris Litteral, Brian Eye-stone, John Jay, Joe Dukeman, Kim Wierman, Brian Henning-sen, Marty Catron, Mike Logsdon, Chris Kirby. 62 FHA Fills Year with Activities Six new members were initiated into FHA in October. FHA activities included parties to celebrate Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine’s Day. A visit to Springfield to visit historical sites and go shopping at White Oaks Mall concluded the year’s activities. First row: Melinda Sparks, Sylvia Kitchen, Linda Bolt, Tracie Parr. Second row: Susan Haney, Susan Badger, Susan Gregory, Cheryl Goodrich, La-Vonne Eastin. Meloney Haney, Debbie Lust. Third row: Miss Roberts, student-teacher; Carol Downs, Nancy Brewer, Mrs. Alida Stone, advisor; Shelley Kestner, Jacki Johnson. Pictured to the left are the officers. First row: LaVonne Eastin, president; Susan Gregory, vice-president. Second row: Debbie Lust, treasurer; Cheryl Goodrich, secretary; Nancy Brewer, points chairman. 63 Students Pursue Special Interests Two groups at Atwood-Hammond High School especially augmented students' knowledge. Camera Club, pictured below, was formed for those students who wanted to increase photography know-how and technique. Members include: Sitting: Jon Dunscomb, Allen Cothron, Mark Vetter, Mr. James Wood, sponsor. Standing: Roy Carrillo, John Green-halgh, Tony Chapman, Ed Bialeschki, Jim Bolt, Randy Harsh barger. Van Curry. Another special interest group was Spanish Club, pictured at the bottom of the page. Sitting: Lisa Heit, Julie Myers, Linda Crist. Second row: Lea Brandenburg, Robin Canull, Paula Brown, Mary Jane Ballard, Ed Bialeschki. Third row: Cristal Henningsen, Lora Fleener, Susan Kantin, Joan Cheno-weth, Lorie Perry. Spanish Club activities included a traditional Christmas caroling party, a pinata party at the grade school, a potluck featuring foods from Spanish-speaking countries, and a trip to Charleston to eat at Muchacho’s. 64 Scholastic Team Holds Third Annual Bowl Atwood Hammond High School held its third annual scholastic bowl with the hometown’s first team taking first place and the second team taking third place. Bob Smith was named Most Valuable Player of the tourney. The junior and senior teams participated at Sullivan where the juniors won fourth place. The junior team took part in the Warrensburg-Latham meet. Bob Smith was named to the alltourney team there. The seniors also participated in a meet at Arthur. Scholastic team members are pictured above. First row: Junior team members Mark Vetter, Bob Smith, David Beery, captain; Kevin Jones, Donna Swartz, and Randy Harshbarger. Second row: Mr. Wood, advisor; senior team members Pam Sanders, Paula Brown, Rick Crist, Lora Fleener, Mary Jane Ballard, captain; and Gene Redman. 65 Harem Performs to Popular Songs The 77-78 Rajah Harem entertained during the half and between basketball games. They also performed at the Mel-vin-Sibley Turkey Tourney. The harem performed routines to such popular songs as “Turn the Beat Around”, “Boogie Fever”, “Star Baby”, “Fever”. “California Strut”, “Jump-Shout Boogie” and “High School Dance . Mrs. Fraun Penrod, their sponsor, was presented with a corsage at the last performance, and the seniors received an initial necklace at their last performance. Junior co-captain Cheryl Goodrich presented senior co-captain Shari Long with a rose at this time. The squad is pictured below. Row one: Rita Burchardt, Marilyn Wolfe, Tina Rodmaker, and Marlene Spencer. Row two: Ginger Swartz, Shelley Long, Shari Long, Tami Swartz, and Melanie Baer. Row three: Cheryl Goodrich, Jan Birch, Dianna Gillmore, and Becky Bales. 66 Students Enjoy Various Organizations 67 Post Staff Grows; Journalism Class Added A large staff worked on the POST filling positions as photographers, layout designers, salespersons, copywriters, and typists. In addition to the staff which worked during activity period, the journalism class taught by Mrs. Letitia Farris spent a portion of their class time learning yearbook techniques and contributing to the POST. Members of this class were Joe Duke-man, Lora Fleener, Crystal Heit, Janice Pieper. Janet Reeder. Kenny Tank-ersley, Rhonda Trout, Karen Vetter. Other staff members are pictured above. First row: Jan Perry, Janet Reeder, Rhonda Anderson, Lisa Heit, Rhonda Trout, Debbie Owens, Gene Redman. Second row: Lea Brandenburg, Lorie Randall, Barb Loy, Nancy Brewer, Venita Binion. Tammie Morthland, Karen Quick, Crystal Heit, Lora Fleener, Randy Harshbarger, Bob Smith. Not pictured: Dennis Parrish, Chris Scheffer, David Wehrfritz. 68 Pictured below are Bob Smith, business manager, Crystal Heit, and Lisa Heit, leading salespersons, discussing the staffs financial status. At the bottom of the page the section editors surround Lora Fleener, editor-in-chief. Each section editor assumes responsibility for a designated section of the yearbook. Section editors: Lorie Randall, organizations; Rhonda Anderson, sports; Janet Reeder, activities; Lea Brandenburg, underclassmen; Lisa Heit, faculty; and Crystal Heit, seniors. 69 S.C. Joins Kickapoo District, Hosts Activities At wood-Hammond Student Council joined the Kickapoo District for the first time. Council members attending the district meet were Bob Quick, Dianna Giilmore, Tina Rodmaker, and Van Curry. Two of the most anticipated activities of the year, homecoming and Student Council Week, were hosted by student council members. Much time was spent in planning and preparing for these activities. Many of the student council activities are pictured on the following pages 72 AFS Sponsors Kerstin Soderstrom The American Field Service continued their program by sponsoring a Norwegian student, Kerstin Soderstrom. To raise money the group held a variety show in the fall in which many members and non-members participated. A dance followed in the gym. Both functions were well-attended by A-HHS students and several AFS students from the area. The group’s other activites included a Chrsitmas party at Melodic Eagan's home and a farewell party for Kerstin at Al-lerton Park at Monticello. Members are pictured below left. Left row: Jill Harned, Tina Hale, Kathy Dick, Angie Chambers, Janet Reeder, Lisa Heit, and Shelley Long. Middle row: LaVonne Eastin, Linda Morris, Sonya Fleener, Donna Swartz, Lisa Alexander, Chris Binder, and Mr. John Cox, advisor. Right row: Kerstin Soderstrom, Melodie Eagan, Crystal Heit, Dianna Gillmore, Jan Pferry, Marilyn Wolfe, and Shari Long. Kerstin is pictured below right. 73 SfORTs Rajahs Surprise Fans with 6-3 Record Despite demoralizing predictions, the A-H Rajahs ended the season with a 6-3 record and a third place finish in the Little Okaw. Slipping and sliding in the mud, the Rajahs won their homecoming game for the first time in three years. Pictured above are the members of the 1977-78 football team. Front row: Jeff Romine, Mike Sawyer, Richie Wliight-sil, Rod Andres, Eric Hall, Robert Cherry, Jody Ferry, Steve Romine, Jerry Binder. Second row: Kevin Jones, Alan Moseley, Russ Jamison, Jeff Binder, Sonny Colclasure, Eric Curry, Billy Brazzell, Jon Dunscomb, Brian DeLong, John Binder. Third row: Coach Lyons, Mike Burgener, Jeff Burgener, Joe Dukeman, Don Issler, Rick Crist, Greg White, Phil Henderson, Mike Weaver, Bob Quick, Rick Long, Assistant Coach Burk. Pictured below is the freshman team, which had a 5-1 record. First row: Jody Ferry, Steve Romine, Jeff Stanley, Joey Dyer, Mark Moseley, Jeff Mauck. Second row: John Stillabower, Richie Whightsil, Eric Hall, Rick Mosbarger, Doug Sanders, Mike Sawyer. Third row: Don Issler, Mike Weaver, Kevin Sullender, Jeff Binder, Robert Cherry, Ronnie Laughlin, Sonny Colclasure. This year’s football honors went to the following boys: Honorary co-captains, Bob Quick and Joe Dukeman; Most Improved, Joe Dukeman and Mike Burgener; Most Tackles, Greg White; and Most Valuable, Bob Quick. 1977 Record Assumption 22-8 L Bethany 24-6 W Arthur 20-0 L Homer 26-6 W Oakland 14-6 W Bement 36-21 w Villa Grove 22-14 w Newman 34-14 w Cerro Gordo 50-22 L 76 77 Cheerleaders, Mascot Support Teams Twelve cheerleaders and the Rajah mascot gave their full support and enthusiasm to Atwood-Hammond’s football and basketball teams. On the opposite page the varsity and junior varsity squads are pictured. Varsity cheerleaders, top picture, were Kathy Dick, Robin Canull, Angie Chambers, Terri Kroll, Cristal Henningsen, Marty Weber. Junior varsity cheerleaders, bottom picture, were Kim McDade, Jana Canull, Kristine Wallace, Joan Chenoweth, Lorie Perry, Cathy Owens. The team mascot was Tammie Morthland, pictured left. 79 Rajenes Place 2nd in Tournament The Rajenes ended their season with a 9-5 record. This year Kerstin Soderstrom, the foreign exchange student, played for the team. The Rajenes placed 3rd in the LOVC conference and 2nd in the LOVC Tournament. First row: Kim McDade, Jan Perry, Kathy Dick, Terry Kroll, Van Curry. Second row: Pam Sanders, Diane Dick, Carol Downs, Melodie Eagan, Rhonda Anderson, Debbie Owens. Third row: Susan Badger, Cathy Owens, Crystal Heit, managers; Kerstin Soderstrom, Rita Burchart, Lisa Alexander, Coach Linda Jones, Judi Eyestone, Tina Rod-maker, Marti Benner, and Jan Birch, Karen Vetter, Kim Trout, managers. Varsity awards went to the following: Most valuable player, Kerstin Soderstrom; most improved players, Melodie Eagan and Debbie Owens; sportsmanship, Tina Rod-maker. Junior varsity awards went to the following: Most valuable players, Diane Dick and Rita Burchardt; most improved player, Marti Benner; sportsmanship Pam Sanders. Kerstin Soderstrom was appointed to the all-conference first team and Melodie Eagan was appointed to the allconference second team. 80 Team Members Receive High Honors Pictured above is the varsity basketball team. First row: Gary Mosbarger, Jeff Romine, Bill Fleming, Tim Sawyer, Phil Henderson. Second row: Gene Redman, manager; Coach Tim Burk, David Beery, Jeff Burgener, Mike Burgener, Todd Harned, Bob Larsen, manager. At the top of the opposite page is the junior varsity team. First row: Joltn Binder, Tony Chapman, Jerry Binder, David DeVore, Roy Favor, Joey Dyer, manager. Second row: Brian Delong, Bill Hall, Brian Eyestone, Todd Harned, Brian Hen-ningsen, Kevin Jones, Coach Dick Shelby. Pictured at the bottom right of the opposite page are the freshman players. First row: Richie Whightsil, Steve Romine, Brian Mateer, Dwayne Gaylor, James Bolt, Doug Sanders, Mike Sawyer. Second row: David Ruff, manager; Jeff Binder, Don Issler, Kent Brown, Robert Cherry, Eric Hall, Chris Litteral, Coach Dick Shelby. At the spring athletic banquet held March 20, varsity team member Mike Burgener earned many honors. Mike was elected to the all-conference first team, received the Rebound Trophy, won the Field Goal Award, and the Most Valuable Player Award. Mike also had the highest point average per game of 16.9 points and was elected honorary co-captain. Gary Mosbarger was also honorary co-captain and won the free throw award with a 68 percent average. Billy Fleming received the Hustle Award for the most determination and hustle throughout the year. The Rajahs had an 8-16 record and the junior varsity team had a record of 9-9. 82 83 Successful Year for Girls’ Team Pictured at the right are junior varsity members. First row: Cathy Owens, Karen Vetter, Joan Chenoweth, Coach Linda Jones, Rita Burchardt, Kim McDade, Van Curry. Pictured below are the varsity team members. First row: Karen Vetter, Pam Sanders, Melodie Eagan, Rhonda Anderson, Debbie Owens. Second row: Coach Ed Noffke, Tina Rodmaker, Lisa Alexander, Marilyn Wolfe, Kelly Albright, Rita Burchardt, Jan Perry, manager. Pictured at the top right on the opposite page are the managers. First row: Linda Crist, Kim Trout, Jan Perry, Kathy Dick, Jan Birch. Second row: Marti Benner, Sue Downs, Patty Smith, Lisa Heit, Lea Brandenburg, Crystal Heit. The Rajenes had a successful season with a 12-1 record. The girls received first place in the Little Okaw Tournament and second place in the regional finals. 84 Several of the girls earned honors at the athletic banquet in the spring. For the varsity team, Lisa Alexander received the Field Goal Award with 55 percent and the Rebound Award with 144 rebounds. Melodie Eagan received the Free Throw Award with 89 percent. Karen Vetter received the Field Goal Award with 29 percent for the junior varsity team. Rita Burchardt received the Free Throw Award with 50 percent and Kelly Albright earned the Rebound Award with 100 rebounds. 85 Several Girls Participate in District Meet Several girls volunteered to represent Atwood-Hammond High School in the district track meet. They were Rhonda Anderson, Kim MeDade, Tina Rodmaker, Rita Burchardt, and Kelly Albright. It was a rather unsuccessful year for the Rajenes as they lost all meets. Team members are pictured above. First row: Karen Vetter, manager; Kim Stephenson, manager; Rhonda Anderson, Marion Anderson, Betty Anderson, Kim MeDade, Kathy Dick, Lisa Heit. Second row: Julie Myers, manager; Carol Downs, Rita Burchardt, Tammie Morthland, Lisa Alexander, Tina Rodmaker, Kelly Albright, Linda Crist, Lea Brandenburg. 86 Bement Meet Highlights Season The Atwood-Hammond track team is pictured above. First row: Alan Dorjahn, Tony Chapman, Mike Sawyer, Roy Favre, Ed Bialeschki, Steve Romine, Jerry Binder, Jeff Romine, And Herbie Utt. Second row: Alvin Spencer, Jeff Binder, Eric Hall. Jeff Rodmaker, Steve Dietderich, Don Is-sler, Joe Dukeman, Jim Dyer, and Chris Utteral. The thinclads’ only win of the season was at Bement. All members participated in the district track meet. 87 89 Rain Fails to Dampen Homecoming Spirit Despite gloomy drizzle throughout the parade, spirits more costly floats for the parade. The first homecoming vic- were high during homecoming festivities. Tradition was bro- tory in three years took place on Friday night following the ken as students’ cars and trucks were decorated in place of parade. 90 The 1977 Homecoming Dance was held in the Atwood-Hammond gym, October 8. Queen Shari Long was crowned by King Robert Quick at 8:00 p.m. The theme of the dance was “Carry on. Wayward Sun”. Tradition was upheld as the king kissed the queen and the couple led the first dance. Student Council members worked a week in advance decorating the gym for the celebration. The homecoming court was presented against a backdrop consisting of a red sun setting against the mountains. 91 A Crown, a Kiss, a Spotlight Dance 92 93 King Robert Quick Introduces Court 94 Pictured on the opposite page are the senior attendants and Grand March Leaders. Left: Robin Canull, Phil Henderson, Grand March Leaders. Center: Marty Weber, Joe Dukeman, Grand March Leaders. Right: Dianna Gillmore, Greg White, senior attendants. Pictured left are the crown bearer and flower girl, Cliff Etchason and Stacy Long. Pictured below are the class attendants. Left: Sonya Fleener, Russ Jamison, junior attendants. Center: Jana Canull, John Binder, sophomore attendants. Right: Kristine Wallace, Don Issler, freshman attendants. 95 Two Shows Present Student Talent The AFS Variety Show was held November 19, 1977, in the gym. Skits, vocal solos and ensembles made up the program. Visiting AFS students and Atwood-Hammond’s Kerstin Soderstrom also participated in the program by singing a song about peanut butter and jelly. In the spring a second talent show was sponsored by Mr. Bob Stiehl and the music department. Both shows were very successful. 96 A-H Presents 1920’s Play Atwood-Hammond High School presented the all-school play, “Cheaper by the Dozen”, April 21, in the gym. Mrs. Nancy Maxedon was the director. The play takes place in the living-room of the Gilbreth home, in Montclair, New Jersey, in the 1920’s. Mr. Frank Gilbreth is a middle-aged father who carries himself with the self assurance of a successful man who is proud of his wife, his family and his business accomplishments. Mrs. Lillian Gilbreth is a gracious wife and understanding mother of twelve children. She is a psychologist in her own way and can often get better results from her family than Dad, yet isn’t a disciplinarian. Anne is the oldest of the Gilbreth children and is determined to become emancipated from her Dad’s “old-fashioned” ways. Frank and Ernestine are the narrators. Mrs. Fitzgerald is a kindly buxom housekeeper. Dr. Burton is the family doctor, a plain, outspoken man. Miss Brill is a thin and sallow teacher with no compassion for children. Larry is a clean cut boy who wants to date Anne. Joe Scales is a cocky cheerleader. The cast of “Cheaper by the Dozen” was as follows: Mr. Gilbreth.................................................Randy Harshbarger Mrs. Gilbreth..........................................................Cristal Henningsen Ernestine...............................................................Janet Reeder Frank...................................................................Kevin Jones Jackie...................................................................David DeVore Dan..............................................................Don Chambers Bill..............................................................David Beery Fred.....................................................................Brian Henningsen Anne..................................................................Melodie Eagan Lillian.................................................................Susie Corman Martha....................................................................Jan Perry Mrs. Fitzgerald...........................................JCerstin Soderstrom Dr. Burton................................................................Todd Hamed Joe Scales.........................................................Rick Long Miss Brill...............................................................Sonya Fleener Larry.............................................................Bob Quick Dog................................................Robway Glass Tankard (Tank) Also very instrumental in helping with the play were various committees and crew members. Student Director: Robin Canull Scenery: John Greenhalgh, Marty Catron, David DeVore Stage Crew: Crystal Heit, Cindy Blaase, Sue McCumber Curtain: Pam Sanders Lights: Stan Harris, Ed Goad Publicity: Mrs. Fraun Penrod, Van Curry, Rhonda Trout, Kim Trout, Robin Canull, Todd Hamed, Angie Chambers Make-up: Tammi Morthland, Lea Brandenburg, Lisa Heit, Angie Chambers, Cindy Blaase, Sue McCumber, Chris Binder, Shelley Long, Crystal Heit Admissions: Lea Brandenburg, Lisa Heit, Bonny Graham, Susan Colclasure Programs: Mrs. Connie England, Tina Rodmaker, Typing 11 Class 98 99 100 101 Tina Hale, Bob Quick Reign at Prom The junior class chose “Come Sail Away” as the theme of the junior-senior prom presented at the Ramada Inn Banquet Center in Champaign on April 28,1978. The evening began with a welcome from Tim Sawyer, junior class president, and a thank-you from Scott Harris, senior class president. Rhonda Trout, junior class secretary, gave the invocation. A dance was held after dinner with music by the band “Games”. Tina Hale and Bob Quick were named Captain and First Mate of the Prom during the dance. The movie “Smo-key and the Bandit” was viewed for post-prom. The following senior predictions were made by the juniors and printed in the program: Mary Jane Ballard will be the President of the United States. Jan Birch will be Secretary for the President of the United States. Cindy Blaase will own a data processing business. Angie Bosley will be head of the fruit department in IGA. Bonnie Brewer will be a psychology teacher at UCLA. Paula Brown will own her own perfume factory. Robin Canull will become a Dallas Cowgirl. Butch Dick will be a director of Dr. Seus films. Melodye Doney will own a beauty salon. Sue Downs will be having her “ups” instead of the “downs”. Melodie Eagan will star in her first musical broadway play. LaVonne Eastin will own and manage Trucker’s Home. Lora Fleener will be Mary Jane’s vice-president. Kathy Frantz will change her name to Spain. Dianna Gillmore will design and tailor clothing for an expensive boutique. Tina Hale will be recovering from her latest car wreck. Jill Harned will be in traction. Crystal Heit will be the hostess of the “Love Boat”. Cristal Henningsen will sign a life long contract as cheerleader at A-HHS. Mary Ellen Keeling will be a famous night club singer in New York. Shari Long will open a restaurant and make the first long hamburger. Terry Lowe, the beautician, will invent the new fluff hair-do. Sue McCumber will play on a professional hockey team. Janice Pieper will own a string of restaurants. Lorie Randall will move out west and own a horse ranch. Janet Reeder will be president of The Bookworms of America. Tina Rodmaker will be an Olympic long jumper. Pam Sanders will head a psychiatric ward. Patty Smith will be head of a major insurance company in Texas. Kerstin Soderstrom will be on Norway’s national volleyball team. Marlene Spencer will own and manage a chain of grocery stores. Kim Stephenson will own a cricket lighter company. Karen Vetter will be a noted women’s sports column writer. Marty Weber will be a United States gymnast. Mike Burgener will be working in the circus in place of Bozo. Roger Carter will be a winner of the Indianapolis 500. Eric Conner will be a professional car wrecker. Richard Crist will be a master chef of Truckers Home. Eric Curry will be quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buckaneers. Steve Dietderich will be a well-known race car driver. Joe Dukeman will be interviewing girls for Playboy magazine. Jim Dyer will be a policeman. 102 103 106 107 Kerstin Soderstrom Lives with Heit Family Kerstin Soderstrom, and AFS student from Narvik, Norway, spent the 1977-78 school year with the Lyle Heit family of rural Atwood. Kerstin’s stay with Mr. and Mrs. Heit, Crystal, Lisa, and Alana began July 23 and ended June 30. Kerstin’s hobbies included playing volleyball and horseback riding. Kerstin was a valuable asset to the A-HHS volleyball team and was also able to enjoy horseback riding at the Heit farm. A farewell party was held for Kerstin at the Atwood park June 28. Kerstin provided many fond memories for A-H students and townspeople. 108 fiXuJceroL , rjjut KJU He. -f % 'JCJ'Vj rvyjotc sC, 3 -'U=ok 4 30jjckx A t JjTjU notO j TJvx } -A O cu ccTi't b Ov oj£ --ov S |or rrva- . (xro 3 Xccio j r uJcs t L -J crrY Jl_. Joz Xx Vt Kj 'vxx_ cx-J '� ot j!cx rv Li-j ococO ;fc© ,£ 2ii_- rv x_ cUlo-o kv cnjL-r T =aJ VO o-t'cly jjorTst O o«jco_«-u , JcuSX ) iw |cv Xo JntStL J© L JL ' X3c _, . y 0 AJ jbcXKJ -' JhaJLTXj dULO W OBfc t fjnjJo 'S ■ Youls JtkiX ojlxJL rru , ul -Aji v 3 ojcxo iXxrujtAj o m A-J tjo'U. tY JU -AcSUpp J-kju U-jJ io(j_ «ScrJvx� X vj ear thrv j -hj . kJc ju yy-to cSul j 4Xajoo eo - ( £ c -Q--L; - cr rr Q- , icnrrv jMvjLXX 3 iUvx t. erj- CXn c ryJL, rr oi£. cj -Zm. p jnjLrvou. 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Bob Quick, Melodie Eagan, Dianna Gillmore, Chris Scheffer, Robin Ca-null. Fifth row: Sue McCumber, Tina Rodmaker, Lora Fleener, Marilyn Wolfe, Rick Crist, Joe Dukeman, Mike Burgener, Erin Eveland, Steve Dietde-rich, Mary Ellen Keeling, Cristal Hen-ningsen, Angie Bosley, Marlene Spencer. u ATWOOD ASSOCIATE STORE Rt. 36 Phone 578-2520 “We’ll be good to you! P R Supply, Inc. P.O. Box 248 Hammond, Illinois 61929 Phone: 217-262-3412 Dealers Patrick Home Building—Hammond Atwood P H—Atwood Baer Construction—Hammond HAMMOND, IL 262-3213 When you shop at Yeakley’s, you don’t find self-service meats, the butcher is on duty at all times to serve you at the service-type meat case. nepiil Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America F A Part Stop Discount Prices Jim Fleener Rt. 36 Hammond, IL 2728 N. Main, Decatur, IL Ph. 217-262-3411 217-877-3769 Rockome Gardens Family-Style Restaurant We offer a special family-style meal for visitors to the Illinois Amish Country and Rockome Gardens Open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day of the week Gardens Rockome Old Bagdad Town Visit beautiful Rockome featuring unique rock and floral designs as well as rides and attractions. Old Bagdad Town with its Blacksmith Shop, Harness Shop, General Store, Calico Shop, and Old School House, Bakery and many others. You can tour the Amish Home, Haunted Barn, Antique museum and the Rock Shop. Visit the Indian Trading Post and the Main Gift Shop at Rockome Gardens, located 5 miles West of Areola, ILL. off 1-57. The Rockome Store For the unique and fine gift items in a General Store atmosphere visit the Rockome Store on Main Street in Areola. Featuring Illinois Dutch Cheese and Sausage. Dutch Kitchen Restaurant For fine family dining, with homestyle cooking and Illinois Dutch Shoo-Fly Pie, try our famous Dutch Kitchen Restaurant on Main Street in Areola. 120 THE ATWOOD STATE BANK 131 N. Main Atwood, IL 578-2221 JERRY’S REFRIGERATION Commercial And Residential Refrigeration, Heating, Air Conditioning And Electrical Service Westinghouse Dealer MYERS MEAT SERVICE Phone: 578-3322 Retail—Meat Wholesale Custom Slaughtering Process Curing S. R. BORN FUNERAL SERVICE AND FURNITURE Store 578-3414 Home 578-2234 Atwood, IL GENE’S Plumbing Heating Hardware Whirlpool Appliances ATWOOD GRAIN AND SUPPLY COMPANY 578-2214 Atwood Illinois HARRIS ELECTRIC Roger, Glenna, Scott, Stan, Sandy Congratulations to the Class of 1978 Atwood Alarm And Signal Co. Atwood Electronic Service Fire Entry Detention Motorola-Zenith TV Hi-Lo Level Monitor Sales—Service 521 N. Illinois—Across From High School Atwood, IL 61913 FUNK INSURANCE AGENCY MAURINE FUNK JIM QUICK ATWOOD, IL 578-2551 ATWOOD PLUMBING AND HEATING Roger, Linda, Joan, Beth, Paula and Dale 208 S. Iowa Phone: 578-2877 Congratulations Class of 78 HECKLER TOM’S SALES Atwood, IL. Ph. 578-3229 Dennis Heckler, Distributor Wholesale and Vending Complete Line of Snack Foods Potato Chips Nuts, Candy (1 to 39 t) Crackers, Sandwiches Bar Foods Curry’s Dairy Goats—Nubians and LaManchas Patrick and Janet Curry—RRI, Atwood, IL ATWOOD CAFE Evone Urban Atwood, IL Phone: 578-3421 Hours 6 a.m.-8 p.m. Mon.-Sat. Sun. 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Dining Room For Private Parties 126 GAYLOR’S MARKET Atwood, IL. McMullen Marathon Goodyear Tires Chicago Motor Club Willis Wiekert Manager 24-hour Wrecker Service Rt. 36 Atwood, IL 578-2917 Night Phone: 578-3354 Lions Club Atwood, IL Sponsors of: Little League Cub Scouts Swimming Program and Providing Glasses for Local Needy Glaucoma Arion Awards Freethrow Trophies OMINE EAL Estate And Insurance Farms Homes • Lots HORTY ROMINE, BROKER 107 S. Main St. Atwood, IL 61913 Phone: 578-3247 KEITH ROMINE, SALES Phone: 578-3348 PHYLLIS ROMINE, SALES Phone: 578-3247 128 EAGAN’S BUS SERVICE Congratulations To the Class of 78 From RONNIE’S Road Runners Fleener Country Studios Congratulations Class of 1978 Hammond 262-3293 Reeder Cattle Company P.O. Box 586 Atwood, IL Cattle for Sale At All Times 578-2545 Registered Simmental Cattle PIATT COUNTY SERVICE CO. Monticello 762-2133 Bement 678-5511 Mansfield 489-5121 Lodge 762-7208 Hammond 262-3091 Milmine 763-5311 130 ESKRIDGE AGENCY INC. Hammond, Illinois 262-3012 STATE BANK OF HAMMOND Since 1901 With Trust Powers Ph. 262-3093 Hammond, IL STATE BANK OF ARTHUR 411 S. Vine Street Arthur, IL. 543-2111 Congratulations to the Class of 78 Congratulations to the Seniors at Atwood-Hammond from At Tuscola The area’s most complete food store within store bakery, delicatessan, and liquor department. Call for special cake orders, party trays, or any other special request. ABE’S TAVERN HAMMOND ILLINOIS THANK YOU, MARK VETTER AND VAN CURRY Special Photographers MONICAL’S PIZZA Carry Out Dining Room Phone 253-4749 Route 36 Tuscola, IL CABOT CORPORATION Tuscola ILLINIFS, INC Your Reliable Supplier Serving Your Agri-Business Needs in Douglas and Champaign Counties A Farmer Owned Service Clarence’s Smokeshop Sandwiches Serves a full line of sandwiches We carry custom blended tobaccos and a selection of fine GBD pipes Sale Street, Tuscola KELSEY FURNITURE CO., INC. Hi in Quality—Low in Price 215 N. Main St., Tuscola, IL 61953 Phone: 253-2142—Code 217 Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-6 Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-5 136 PIERSON GRAIN AND SUPPLY PIERSON STATION, ILLINOIS 578-3013 TUSCOLA Truckers Home Inc. Interstate 57 US 36 Tuscola, IL 61953 Full Menu 24 hours a day JAMES “WALT” BAILEY General Manager Telephone 217 253-4721 BONNIE’S UPHOLSTERY 109 S. MAIN ATWOOD, IL 578-2543 Taylor’s Restaurant Mon.-Sat. 5:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Sun. 6:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Wallace Marathon Oil Ronald E. Wallace Atwood, IL Home: 578-3120 Business: 578-3131 ATWOOD MARKET INC. 112 N. Main Atwood, IL Everyone can Bi-Rite Our meats, liquors, and groceries Frank Andres Carpentry Complete Home Repair Siding, Windows, and Roofing Call 578-3309 Atwood, IL 139 HADDEN JEWELRY ATWOOD, IL Class Rings School Awards R J Implement Company Atwood, IL. 61913 PHONE: 578-2733 Congratulations To The Class Of 78 SANDY’S BEAUTY SALON 211 N. Illinois DR. C. L. CUACKENBUSH Atwood, IL 61913 Phone: 578-2882 Day Construction Enjoy Driving a Clean Car Company WHITEY’S Contract Custom Excavating CAR WASH Garrett Township Phone: 578-2236 (SELF-SERVICE) If No Answer Call Three Locations: 578-2752 ATWOOD Office in Garrett ARCOLA TUSCOLA Big C Tavern Chuck Urban Congratulations To The Class Of 78 Serving School and Community Since 1887 Village Publications Publishing: Atwood Herald Midstate Agriscope Mt. Zion Life 141 Village Publications Best Wishes to the Senior Class Patrick Home Building “Quality Built Homes for Particular People” 217-262-3060 Hammond, IL. CONGRATULATIONS To The Class Of 78 From The Class Of 77 DAVIS GARAGE Auto-Truck HAMMOND COIN WASH And Tractor Repairing Phone: 262-3313 Hammond, IL Marvin, Velma, Marveen, Paula Brown 262-3218 Robert E. Long, Welding Fabricating and Repair Service We Support the Fighting And Marching Rajahs Phone: 262-3297 ROST CHEVROLET HWY. 36 HAMMOND, IL PH. 262-3095 Yoder Implement Company 111 N. Vine Street Arthur, IL 61911 Tractors—Implements PARTS-SERVICE Phone: 543-2116 Area Code: 217 SINGER INSURANCE AGENCY Aschermann Motor Company, Inc. 109 S. Vine St. Arthur, IL 61911 Phone: 543-2159 INSURANCE IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS Dwight Doug Singer Jurgens 250 S. Vine Arthur, II Your Ford Dealer Since 1929 Phone: 543-2178 Ford-Mercury Stitch Sew Fabric Shop 508 N. Vine EADS STORE Arthur, II Knit Woven Fabrics Notions Sewing Aids Personal Service is Our Specialty Phone: 543-3354 Henry Sarah Beachy Owners Congratulations to the Class of 78 Groceries—Meats Dry Goods Arthur, II 144 “The Shoppe of Nationally Advertised Brands” for Ladies and Juniors Open til 8:30 Fri. Sat. Pat Taylor Owner Phone 217-543-2181 134 South Vine St. Arthur, IL 61911 A Store of Nationally Advertised Brands Open Until 8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday Arthur, IL Progress Industries Inc. 400 East Progress Arthur, Illinois Congratulations to the graduating Class of 1978 Best Wishes to Class of 78 Willoughby Company DAUGHERTY Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Inc. Arthur, IL 61911 Phone Number 543-2175 543-2176 Best Wishes to Class of 78 From Atwood Flower Gifts 115 N. Main, Atwood, IL 578-3031 and Arthur Flower Shop 308 S. Spruce, Arthur, IL. 543-2822 STOCKS Shoe Store Arthur Lumber Since 1887 210 S. Vine Arthur, Illinois Phone 543-2315 Company Complete Bldg. Materials Hours: Weekdays—7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Saturdays—7:30 a.m.-12 noon Congratulations to the Class of 1977 100 S. Vine St. Arthur Phone: 543-2139 Rt. 133 East Arthur, IL 146 Country Shoe Shop Red Wing Shoes Shoe Repair Service % Miles South of Arthur STUTZMAN’S Feed Mill, Inc. Master Mix Feeds And Farmacy Grinding • Crimping • Mixing Delivery • Grain • Fence • Animal Health • Livestock Equipment • Garden Lawn Products R. R. 1 Arthur, Illinois 61911 Box 109 V 2 Miles South 1 Mile East of Arthur Congratulations Randall Electric 412 No. Vine Seniors Arthur, Illinois Arthur IGA 30 years in the business of 215 S. Vine selling and servicing Arthur, Illinois Zenith—Whirlpool Litton—Appliances P H Motor Co. Sales Genuine Service Parts Tuscola, IL Arthur Cheese Co. The Cheese Worth Having a Party For Mon.-Fri. 8-4:30 Sat. 8-3 Phone: 543-2166 Cooper Motel 30 modern units Color T.V. AIR-CONDITIONED AM-FM RADIO OPEN 24 HOURS RT. 36 TUSCOLA, IL Phone: 253-4743 148 Compliments of Ferguson Motor Sales, Inc. U.S. Rt. 36 Tuscola, IL Your Ford and Mercury Dealer Phone: 253-3353 mt iuscoTa VI E V REVIEW teEVHEW GROWING WITH THE TIMES BS®: HEIRDOM KENNEL Robert Hastings Owner Publisher Phone: 253-2358 115 West Sale Tuscola, IL Siberian Huskies Beagles, Poodles Champion Stud Service Boarding All Breeds 578-2940 R 2 Tuscola, IL 5L f s The POST staff dXtfu wishes to thank all of its advertisers and patrons for their support. AT MAIN AND SALE tuscola,illinois objcts dCart gifts of distinction VtijprinUd stationary 149 C. J. MORRIS SONS CO. New Used Farm Machinery Rt. 105 South Bement, Illinois Phone: 678-7661 The Rooster Inn Route 105 Bement, IL Home Cooked Meals Chicken—Steaks—Seafood Salad Bar—Homemade Bread Custard Stand Come Eat With Us Jennings Implement Plummer’s Co. Coop Service WHITE FARM 133 North Macon EQUIPMENT Bement, IL Phone 217-678-3381 Phone: 678-3501 Bement, IL SHIELDS HOME SERVICES Charleston— Areola—Mattoon “From carpet cleaning to sandblasting” 443 E. Washington Areola, IL Business Phone: 268-3870 Fresh Meats Daily Counter—Restaurants—Clubs Custom-Slaughtering and Processing Lockers Lard Rendering Sides—Quarters—Loins— Rounds—Ribs—Chuck BUCKS Processing Bement 678-3401 Raggedy Inn Cafe Homestyle Food Homemade Pies 111 E. Bodman Bement Areola Lumber Company Bill Klopfleisch—Mgr. Lumber and Building Material Phone 268-3686 Areola, Illinois 0hJWc u£) S JHARDWARE STORES Sullivan Pharmacy Sullivan, IL Lovington Pharmacy Lovington, IL Areola Electric And Hardware Paints—Air Conditioning Heating—Plumbing And Electrical Contracting 201 EAST MAIN f Areola, IL 61910 Ron White—Rph Chuck Wright—Rph Sharon Vannice—Rph JEFFERS MOTOR SERVICE Paul A. Ozier And Sons Sand Gravel White Rock Black Dirt—Clay Specializing in Wheel Alignment And Radiator Repair Res. 873-4610 Ph. 728-7051 Lovington, IL Sullivan HAMMOND CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Church Services 10:45 a.m. Elders Paul Fleener William Fleener Loran Patrick Phone: 262-3487 or 262-3293 LAKE FORK UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 3 miles north of Atwood Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Worship Service 9:30 a.m. Rev. Glenn H. Rettig, Minister ZION UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Arthur Van Camp, Pastor Sunday School Worship Service UNITED CHURCH OF ATWOOD UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Burchardt, Pastor Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Worship Service 10:30 a.m. The Family Shoppe Fashions for All the Family Phyllis Hendrickson, owner 105 N. Main St. Phone: Atwood, III. 61913 578-3211 Fabrication • Portable Welding • Repair FARRIS WELDING SERVICE HAMMOND, ILLINOIS DAVID FARRIS Phone: 262-3338 PATRON’S PAGE Areola Diamond Brothers Agency Embassy Arthur Bennett Insurance Service Dicks Pharmacy Dottie’s Fashions Dr. E. Bradford O.D. Dr. G. A. Jones Heidelburg Steakhouse Herschberger’s Kitchen and Bath Kitchen Seed Company Messmore and Plazebecker LTD Moses Restaurant Nelson’s Termite and Pest Control Traxler Ready-Mix Concrete Co. Treasure Lane Universal Plastics Incorporated Atwood Bonnie’s Beauty Shop Dr. Guinto Florence Beauty Shop Goodrich TV and Appliance Heinzelman Station The Lyle Heit Family Pammy Sue Photography by Wood Rodmaker’s Greenhouse Roy Dallas Traxler Garden and Lawn Center Bement Bement Bowl Bement Grain Company Bement Hardware Brandenburg True Value Kenwild Industries Kintner’s IGA Nixon Automotive Co. 5 West Inn Tavern Hammond Bud’s Tavern Debbie Dial Ceramic Shop Ed Noffke Everett Fisher Flossie M. Helfrich Gene Ferguson James Helfrich Joe Ponder Kaiser Agricultural Chemicals Nicki Lynn’s Beauty Salon Ponder Seed Co. Sharon’s Beauty Salon La Place Wheel Inn Cafe Wheel Inn Motel Tuscola Carpenter’s Clothing Dallas Dixie Creme Four Seasons Gambles Hoke Construction Mitchell’s Dept. Store The Matinee Tuscola Journal Vogue Beauty Salon 155 0 mtor collegiate proRH. inc. ufl