Bellflower High School - Dragon Yearbook (Bellflower, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1964 volume:

A Town Within a Town 1964 Dragon Presented by the Senior Class of Bellflower Township High School Bellflower, Illinois Foreword Life is made sweet because of friends we have made, And the things which in common we share. We want to live on not because of ourselves, But because of the people who care. It's a giving and doing for somebody else-- On that all life's splendor depends, And the best of this life, when we have summed it all up, Are found in the making of friends. Dedication We, the staff, proudly dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Ellen Mears, an outstanding citi zen who has given much of her time and consideration to the community of Bellflower. She has provided us, the students of BTHS, with many good times and activities. W will always remember her loving kindness and her many thoughtful acts. if 1' ,1 qggiw? The To wn Council Q We K mm TF coxxxxcl oi BeXXiXov4 as cXxooX ks esxabhxxng, 'xxwexxs . 'ive 'Y 'ow '6 Xmas sxem xo-an owl as X130 S me no go we ox 3 Faculty om nuvlmlml M wASrwGw DONALD HARDEN DONNA ARMITAGE B.S., I.S.U. B.S., W.I.U. Social Science, Physical Education Music JOHN ARMITAGE BARBARA SUE HUFFER JUDITH LINDLEY B.S., W.I.U. B.S., I.S.U. B-5-, 1-3-73- Music Mathematics Home Economics, Library KAY G. LACKEY JAMES L. CURRIE B.S., I.S.U. B.S., U. of I. Commerce French Faculty WAYNE BLUNIER JUDY GRAHAM B.S., U. of I. B.S., Purdue Vocational Agriculture Mathematics --s LARRY D. FASH DALE JOHNSON CHARLES BERRY B.S., Bradley U. B,S,, I,S,U, B.S., W,I.U. English Commerce Science JUNE GREENE ARTHUR CLARK B.S., I.S.U. B.S., M.S.. I.S.U. Physical Education Principal, Drivers Education Board of Education FIRST ROW: Richard Kleinbeck, Secretaryg W. A. Paullin, Presidentg Harry Struebing, Roy Savage SECOND ROW: Chris Ruch, Russell Builta, Jeffrey Power School Employees Loren Forrest, Custodian and Bus Driver: John Straub, Bus Driver Mrs. Isabelle Struebing, Tr e a su re r g Mrs. Martha Basham, Secretary j T . he Citizens :N -fi? Xlkq, SQOXXS fm ' ,L ,F ex 'S ovlxxbxgp 'xox eXXRXovl axxnq, s oi Ya S9 QW? imma . 'oe ox YN SoXXooX a Qoixxies XXXC K6 ' when se 'oxx oi We 4- 1 5 x l rs. s an sr r. W ' 16' Q ss gf x as 4- ' X R. 1 -w X . si? Frosh Are Initiated Twenty-two freshmen began the school year with a formal initiation The class members picked up corn to raise money for the treasury and enjoyed going to a movie for their class party. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Connie Sloat, Secretaryg James Currie, Sponsorp Bill Brandon Treasurer: Andy March, Presidentg Bobby Rohde, Vice President John Armitage, Sponsor. ' '55 f 1. ? . . . . 53 6 9 3 t't. 1 ., C Dean Adams Lelan Beckley Jerry Bedford Margo Boman Bill Brandon Bill Campbell Melvin Dellinger Chuck Fosnaugh Darrel Kammeyer Martha Kelly , res? va ' Fx. .Q , fvf Mr e ' hz VF yy - .. 152.5 I ,., L, If ., ,, .A .1 ,N-u g t 5 , inn ' K 1,5 11 JV' 4' sf- ' .F z , Af, ' ., '- ,, -, ,. .f1f,Q,q,. - U' ,, ' wr 5 ,fwCLf1.t- ,, -S 3-N-W A-5 sxgx.. ,, -. V , -wt- -1 QT'-' W , W' 55511 9, David Kurtz Bobby Rohde 'rr AQ -. 1 A 1? Y A . Q if + 5 dw . 1 ' 3f . ir Claire Langston Marcia Scott ti .xt 'fx x 5, Q, xft ' ,--in , 'lA Andy March Myron Shelton , PQ ff, az: 3 5, 5-. 1:-W , '- fix ,,,-. A -5.1 Deona Raymer Connie Sloat ,nw Donna Reynolds Don Trimble Mike Wallace Sophomores Receive Class Rings The members of the sophomore class were happy to see the arrival of their class rings in March. A movie and pizza party was held, and selling katydids was their money-making project. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Susan Leonard, SecretarygCo1ene Forresg, Treasurerg Don War- saw, Presidentg Mary Kelly, Vice Presidentg Larry Fash, Sponsor . ii' --- , ,.r f JP I le ir' . We range? ,seg ggi, ff. 'Wh Ywgif. fl' we 4 M1 5 Q K ' V 'i'i Z':,: F' Barbara Bane Bonnie Bright Carol Builta Ron Coons Colene Forrest Mary Kelly Mary Jane Leffler Susan .Leonard Judy McDavitt Benny Miller 'P :- 1 1 if 1 lr n 1- -1 my , ,, f n- 4 y ?. R, fr... Q- if al? 1 , A ff f - ' 25 3 Q TL? jk A ' Bob Nordwahl Gary Otto Steve Paullin Jean Power Gerry Sprau Kay Stucker Barbara Taylor Don Warsaw u ff snr if . ., 5. fd , V 1 fry . ll v w f ga'- ' ,' iv' L .V , , r' Fl' Q J, Ji H Q. is lf' . at 'Qf?'1',Jf K Jean Rogers f QQQZ. Iuniors Have Busy Year The juniors were kept busy work- ing on their play and the Iunior-Sen- ior Prom. Other activities were oper- ating the concession stand at all games, sponsoring a wheel chair bas- ketball game, and going roller skating. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS FIRST ROW: Keith Springer, Presidentg Merle Shelton, Vice President SECOND ROW: Connie Noe, Secretaryg Sponsors, Wayne Blunier, Jud ith Lindley, Charles Berryg Cheryl Tongate, Treasurer . u, ,f.1f ,3 X ii 4 .. sr K 1 .TN xt az- -',, 5 ai 4-.. it W In S or 1, i M , 329' ' fr ., X as ' ,lf t 1 -H .11 ' 1-si it f ' QW' ,av J fir? vt 1 K 2 A ' B. J . Beckley Mike Boman Deanna Collins Diana Fish Dennis Pugh Carol Bray David Campbell Cindy Kuntz Jerry Langston Greg Lykins Bill Kelly Kathleen Kumler ax 4 4, '14-M K1 r I V . - lg., K . , , , K Q rw., . ug yan: V, r T 5 W --i2.r:3,,x',:,k -11.5 A if , , 3j.rQ,, Vg 4- W . W Bonnie March Merle Shelton Kathy Lykins Richard Reynolds Bob Zimmerman h 57 gig? Q2 j. .5 il ' -'5 H za f ,M . -A F 5 C +3 Q J U , ' 1- nf Q ' L ,,,, ' ' z .. ff Q in ,Wi Fred Sehr R. C. Masonbrink Connie Noe Connie Sprau Keith Springer Cheryl Tongate RONALD DALE ANDRIS Oh, yeah! FFA, 1,2,3, Off., 21 Class Play, 3,41 Perfect Att., 31 Annual Staff, 41 Science Club, 2,41 Boys' State, 3. CHERYL JUNE ARNDT Ohh! Class Off., 1,2,41 Stu. Council, 4, Off. 41 FHA, 1,2,3,4, Off., 2,3,4, SCC. Off., 31 Class Play, 3, 41 Speech Con., 1,3,41 Band, 1,2,3,41 Chorus, 1, 2,42 Music Ens., 2,3,4Q Music Con., 2,3,41 Perfect Att., 1,3Q Ann. Staff, 41 News. Staff, 3,41 Sc.. Club, 2,31 Fr. Club, 3,4, Off., 3: Citizenship, 1, 31 Girls' State, 3. CONNIE LYNN BEETZEL This is truel Class Off., 4: FHA, 1,2,3,4, Off. , 2,3,4Q Class Play, 3,45 Speech Con., 3,41 Band, 1,21 Chorus, 1, 2,3,4Q Music Con. 2,41 Music Ens., 41 Perfect Att., 21 Stu. Lib., 2,3,4, Head Lib., 2,31 Ann. Staff, 41 News. Staff, 41 Sc.,C1ub, 2,3,41 Off., 41 Fr. Club, 3,42 Most Improved Stu., 21 Facit Typing Award, 2. RITA JEAN BOMAN Rea11y? Class Off. , 3,42 FHA, 1,2,3,4, Off. , 21 Class Play, 41 Chorus, 11 Perfect Att. 21 Office Girl, 2,3,41 Student Librarian, 3,43 Annual Staff, 41 Newspaper Staff, 31 Science Club, 2. SHERRY IRENE HA RLA ND Huh? FHA, l,2,3,4, Off., 2: Class Play, 3,41 Chorus, 1, 2,44 Music Contest, 2,44 Student Librarian, 35 An- nual Staff, 4 . KENNETH MERLE HENDREN Ooh-Ooh-00h .... Class Off., 1,35 Student Council, 2: FFA, 1,2,3,4, Off., 2,3,4: Section FFA Off., 4, Class Play, 3,4g Baseball, 2,3,4, Awards, 2,3,4, Basketball, 1,2,3, 4, Awards, 3,4g Perfect Att., 2,4g Annual staff, 4, Science Club, 2,35 B Club, 2,3,4g Most Improved Student, 3. GAYLE LEON LANGSTON Beats me! JIMMY DALE LANGSTON FFA, 1: Student Librarian, 3: Annual staff, 4, He's dead: you want his toys? Transfer from West Plains, Mo. , 1. i FFA, 1,24 Class Play, 4, Student Librarian, 2,35 Annual staff, 4: Science Club, 4. RALPH I. PARKS LEFFLER Oh crunch! 71 p ,, ...-. as V '5' NORA ELIZABETH SWALLOW I dOl'1't know. Class Off., 39 Stu. Council, 3, Off., 3: Class Play, FHA, 1,3,4g Class Play, 4, Chorus, 1,25 Student Li- 3,4g Speech Con., 3,4: Band, 1,2,3,4, Off., 4, brarian, 1. Music Ens., 3,41 Music Con., 1,3,4g Perfect Att., 4, Stu. Lib., 3,45 Ann. Staff, 4, Newspaper Staff, 3,4g Sc. Club, 35 Fr. Club, 3,45 Transfer from Le- ' Roy, 3. WANDA LOU WEAR What did you say? Class Off., 4, FHA, 1,2,3,4, Off. , 2,3,44 Class Play, 4, Chorus, l,2g Music Contest, 2, Perfect Att. , 1,2,4g Student Librarian, 3,45 Head Librarian, 4, Annual Staff, 44 Newspaper Staff, 4: Science Club, 2,33 French Club, 3,4, Off., 4. ALICE ANN WELCH And you said what? Class Off., 1,23 Stu. Council, 1,2,3,4, Off., 2: FHA, 1,2,3,4, Off., 2,3,4, Sec. Off., 2: Class Play, 3,4g Band, 1,25 Chorus, l,2,4, Music Ens., 4, Music Con., 2,41 Office Girl, 3,4: Student Lib., 2,3p Ann, Staff, 43 News. Staff, 3,45 Sc. Club, 2,3. 1'-Y? N? at 2-I 'H -5 . - RALPH LEFFLER A Co Valedrctorxan SAR Award JUNE ARNDT RITA BOMAN Co-Valedictorian Betty Crocker Award DAR Award RONALD ANDRIS KENNETH HENDREN Salutatorian DeKalb Award Athletic Scholastic Award Sportsmanship Award Senior Awards Babes ul Ralph Gotcha Covered l Kenny Smile! You're on Candid Camera! ! Connie Where am I? June I don't believe it! fm ,,, 5, ir Jim Only his hairdresser knows for sure! if l ily, 1 no W Gayle p Gentlemen of the jury. . . Rita Let go of me! Sherry I'm leaving home! Nora Who stole my Lollipop? Alice Ann Wanta Bite? ,V 2 64 me Alt , .i 'i Q 1 ie 4 7, W. - - A 4- 'dk J 1 ' :L , 1-im! K , ,Q .. an .W ,, , e r '. 1 12 Wanda Hey you stupid nut! Ronnie Wanta ride ?? Bellflower llfl w B B llfl w W' T 0 GI' UmPSiegBeiiflower RGIQDSQ e 0 er l . - - i T W , , - ' 0 To lf, 12 5 + ' in Own Dlstrl a ome , B o Kickapoo Loop T ,,e,,,,,,R,,, B T mnellflmel-A nmmammwmlfiifnim T i is i ' Jv fi l ' ilcS?,i,St'?.g'm'immgi Mwwio pmsiliilliim T 3 gy , I-lg . - M EHSOXIYS . , squa Flfflfi T if -, to page 0 nerman nlalperlodtopnll awaymiromf Dragons Trp ithe Coltgzuggderclassmen in V BELLFLQWEIQ qpN5y.ge11gmqE1anference v Hayworth nndfdownt Hum-' - ' A Q ollener, - . ' flower slipped past Saybrooi uc ey-Leda at 29 I K ds, 8345, in 'gan-mem um 45l'Trwmey AT BELttglgf?gflg5l!:r Mmwsmiyhy 57.534 gmd' M3113 Holding 3 Map Wlmlefs l 'smokin melee .mi FO' We B 'ii em it efnfsrililiii 235223396 Ig?,1'd fQe'd?,?i22Sizd'hf9 lmiigl , 0 G, figs , y fl i Q . I - i NF. 1543, mid at U16 MH. 31-24,i i ii 9231? B 53 xi blzaknsew semifinals of the BeIlflower'DigbSf01'9 Springer 'MON VALLEY B but me visiim rauleai in ole: xlciowoo i Bitzi? ? l?.32iKe,. triCtT0urnament. K B is Bellflower took :fs superior heightgg so close the g89'ihBellfI0wef'3 Drfmnm- 1-livmlwa 1 lanes 0 Beckley Q. -ff. . . , . M, 1 , imma, 41-35. , much for M2i10IH8tQ - YBSOHS Came OH e Kickapoo Cc 0 contend with in in strong in the. final eight mindl' nee tussle at Ma- iday night, as the opped the Bulldogs, 5- Seymour used a lress in the first half M nn Mun..- ..,1..,,. iiflowe 5 i utes, however, outscoring worth 21-9. The victory lifted the its 9-2 for the campaign the Hornets stumbleii to A uesday night vel Heyfu h er l more while 5-3. g The Dragons cl onference slate 2 Heyworth captured the june 5,0 record and i ' 50' varsity game' 5 ??i:, .M-ffeason mark to l gg. now won six in a r B u m p S I The cilampions gout il single se starting lineup. per cent from the , apeua. 72 lo mp OV oop ey in a match arciwood. er Takes Lea In Kickapoo League Pins Firsi' Loop Less The triumph lifted' the hostsfSpringer and Gerry Sprau im so in me Kickapoo whileieach added 14. Bill Amis: 'Danvers finished its conlerengeQ313dWfl'l3m.QttQrsnpplierl ay s Beiiiiiower Topni W u K T On Danvers E ons Hike Be ower wi CS Q E k 59 + , IUCKAPOO 1 , rd In 4 . A Bellflowefs Dragons handedig S I O 5 oo -I-0 'B -O M L B d Danvers its first Kickapoo Con--7 T ' W B ja- agql p - C Gan T, it if melee .fefbadi may nlehr,tiif?f,iJi1l3ifi?nge Mm m 1 eil Free Throws IQICIEAPOO t k ' ' 'B immerrnan topped the? Drago :rs raonsooal v , - ',' Wits. Kelly S Goal Bellflower S-Tops T EXO2Lg2i?Si,2'3li2l3lg To V,,,+c,,,, T renc e - - ' . ' defeating walfiilfi Gives Dragon '2-157. in a loop game rs' floor, guns advanced fto M Kickapoo Win ference with the tri KICKAPOO boosted their sensor gn K 11-' ' m glint 134 Wapella is nov I E bidi ESQ in the l heif' Teague Schedlaligifeldsliisixeen A Wawesv and 3-16 for the cam upset plans Tuggdgyx and , Bellllowerfe Dragons to a wers with a C0mD16iKivkm'lon Conference victol llfiowe r Shade MeMn,,Sgblev iBeilfiower Nuci BELLFLGWER 'fpurted to a RF,-ns Su-F-fer 538:16 halftime lead? Stood off 5 - ,third quarter rally and topped F Q' 1' L0 'the Farmer City Farmers,67-51,2 l I S SS at Farmer City in arnonwnfer-EBELLFLOWER - CPNS? -Qfive of 10 from the L In BDU GHC-9 lm- A iellflower slid past Chatswortllgsfgxksworm held a 14,13 B f T 'BW' T in1ed :ZH SCOWYS iniigh School, 56-511 in a mmiperiod leadi but fell belil B ason' we at Be S e I hgnfqn aid Dmifars' court Friday night, 'eg maintained a 41-38 1, 18 Qachy fThe Dragons' Bob Zimmer-,entering theufinal quayte City shot a poor 13iian and Keith Springer con- held 3 10 Pom lead with sured ofTie in Kickapoo success in the er- lf'th . . E I . minutes e tm e game. ugrictjlileltfyiii Jglrttlligected for 19 iladi 18 toeomts Belmower new has 8 2- effilvelyt W 9 amm eson mark and Chatswort l Bellflower lost an eight pointlrlxiailiguxidel swvffiihuiiy going 1 raldkspmu chipped in with 8 5215? Ord. al th .1 3 - l 1 , . e ower so won Ions N'ow ghalftime lead and at one pointg leading the iway W 136 firmer CH? tfVb5q9adEv1Qi,1jrSD0hman led, chats, mm raise, Ove, Chatswg L 'in the final period trailed byl, but it was, not esgaf ed 1 C CVFQQ5, y eaui1gi,,.,.+l. 4. li.- -Mew i,,..-..-...l-in n cop 'F three but rallied in the closing lercome the Dragnngffff opponents ' mm gauging ' tes to win. ipaced by Bob Zlmmel Somers 1 szsmmf i + Z Gi! L.1t: ' . l Ao ., L, n S KWUQF 8 'Z SPYTU99 pped theg W , -,, Dragons on offense with 25llmulow-r AT 8532251 e 0 45 5 KICKAPOO ipoints and shared game scoringifi ifzlnimfmsn 3 7 wma, mm o o Kem arts Dragons clinchedrlasllilors gina Beasorfsd Dale? 5 2i5Ql'L2e' 5 33225. 4 l L O S S 21110 . 1 ite W a so gamers 25. 3 2 WMM ' 0 swf? 'M . ..t.....,,.. , ' if the ihckapfw Con' Beeson won the reserve tiIt,i 4 GW 3 iikfegg e O , T W mi ,,......... ---- :tie Friday night by 51,45 is L0 Um-th ' . Beason, 67-82, in a A 'T' T f l. ,,,, vl.,0,,nCkfle me sfvllyleilfeaeci Dragons Win B G IHIOWSI' WINS I iii owe r, Be ason Advani Flflll in ROW Sixth of SeaSC BELLFLOWEIR -N iPN5 ' ' B B 2 l Tliie Tilt at Farmer Cl giiviiwl ' rtucvlxfcu xmxazllnc tcm. 'u--i'f--'-M-i-+----'------ filth COYISCCUHVH game and 4 Bellflowefs DTH SWS Wm Title in Overlim Dragons Tip I Bglmgwgre 2 in winnin it. x er , .ixth of the season here 5. Mansfield f T, , +I De Land gilt slams if lil Ssgi:iie'Tliargr:if'1? UWFMT gaygwxfilay night as they fflmpefi G ers ln folf were wins insole i senile lion 64-432 H 'lm' H B we D' B l. . figures. Keith Springenthe ll Q csweim . 1 lwagdence.b81UeA I , lfmalg ipoints? Don Warsaw add-qmidwg Z 3SZJl'f 'n B2 lkiiilg The Winners tookfl W0 BELLFLOWER cPNsl-Host F T ' captain Bob Zimmemaniand fl? 3 Bam' W - :lead in the fif'Si Pmmi aI?Bellf1ower advanced to the Ur-1 I y MES TWGHT id 14, and TGGTYY SPFHUW thin emi ...L ' E5 LL. 'broke the game olJ0UL2i gbana Regional I-fgiday night Qc new-welmn vs. Fmwf' i 1 FanS2f,??2,j,S ' '- ii- Q2 ond Cl'-lafm when -defeating Mansfield, 6'Hi4, in FARMER-'CITY - QPL 522205, ,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,, lmmvg Turpin was the scorin ithan seven nlntsvllni :- 8 TY 1 for Farmer City with Zfliperiod and 'tenteretl followed b Dav Wantfsstanza trailing.i45-36, ,ellen tml tempted to Q0 into 3 Ween overtime in the final gameiBellflower hae been seede me fill lfaiied if' make lf Work. 0? tile Belldower District Tour-.and given a first round -b Bellflower gillggywer hit a tol'rld.nament, I- gthe Farmer City Invl FIRST ROW: J. Bedford, C. Fosnaugh, B. Brandon, D. Kurtz, M. Shelton, G. Lykins, R. C. Masonbrink SECOND ROW: Don Harden, Coach: B. I. Beckley, B. Rohde, M. Wallace, B. Zimmerman, G, Sprau, K Springer, D. Warsaw, B. Kelly, K. Hendren Bellflower 3 3 3 O 7 2 8 3 4 5 0 SC OREB OA RD Tri-Valley . . . Danvers ...... Wapella ..... Roberts-Thawville Roberts-Thawville Tri-Valley .... Beason ...... Roberts-Thawville Roberts-Thawvllle Melvin-Sibley . . McLean .... Basehah Opponent . 2 Greg L. l 5 R. C. M. . 11 Bob Z. . 9 B. J. B. I 18 Don W. . 4 Gerry S. . 9 Dave K. . 7 Merle S. . 7 Keith S. l 15 Kenny H. 1 9 Bill B. Jerry B. Bob R. Chuck F. Bill K. Mike W. Totals SUMMARY Runs Hits Ave 10 '7 .195 3 5 .156 3 1 .040 O 1 .250 9 7 .206 4 13 .448 1 1 .158 1 1 .077 8 6 .187 1 5 .161 1 1 .071 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 2 .222 0 0 .000 52 40 . 176 Come on, ba11g hurry up! V ' 5 Li?-0511: Ev. . 1 1 3 34-yawn. ' 'vxw - rw is ff . b wh ye, nn ? 2, , L gffpui. ' N ., :Q' v' ' , 1 :xx M L f ,rg 'Q :qwf-w , .xg Y? 'Q . .Q W Q ,. ,if '1 x -E' f,,' 1, , M LK-.wx 'Y - ' 'gf6w'fJ5 Y2 'Liv' ' Sorry , Coach . If at f1rst I don't succeed, I'11 try, try again S-t-r-e-t-c-h We've got him now! Cheerleaders VARSITY: Cheryl Tongate, Connie Sprau, Connie Noe, Diana Fisk, and Cindy Kuntz SCHOOL SONG On BHS, on BHS. Fight right through that line. Run the ball 'round S-A High School Basket sure is fine. Rah, Rah, Rah! On BHS, on BHS, Fight on for Her fame. Fight, fellows, Fight, Fight, Fight! We'1l win this game. JUNIOR VARSITY: Susan Leonard, Mary Jane Leffler Judy McDavitt, and Mary Kelly . :az 115. Vid, ,.,. he -rf- H.vT'7-w'.. . 111,-gf. 1. af, -1- 53 , i- - , Wi..-21 W?'ff2 gf :mug 1- '13 fgg 3, 'F- 52 j ff'f:'5a1-Ps, ,gllgf--rpg? wwf' ff, frm., f 6e,15,g,i:.effa-'ffifiziiPav' ' fr- gg: :H ., f nismwg- rg gg, if ' QQBUQ.. lg f ff 5 - .. A-:,wf 'f -V B ' F va , S .B f A Gerald Sprau Keith Springer Capt. Bob Zimmerman , ,,,.,.,.-gsf is .' 'f r,: ,' .- :fr ' , fm: .Y C we -C. ,V A - 'FN' M ,g ygzfafr Greg LYkins Don Warsaw 2, r,,. ' . 7 '-'G X,,, ' .Q 5 r a 'J rrar ,ZR h4k'kk A Coach Harden R. C. Masonbrink, B. J. Beckley, David Campbell, Bill Kelly, Kenny Hendren, Ralph Leffler, Mgr lunior Va KNEELING Don Harden, Coachg M. Shelton, Mgr. STANDING L Beckley, C. Fosnaugh, S. Paullin, M. Shelton, B. Miller, D. Trimble R Coons M Wallace A March, B. Rohde, B. Brandon, G. Otto VARSITY Fisher .... Mansfield . . Chatsworth . . Saybrook . . . Melvin- Sibley . Deland-Weldon LeRoy ..... Farmer City . . Beason . . . Mahomet . . Heyworth . . McLean . . Chenoa . . . Fairbury .... Farmer City . . Danvers .... Wapella. . . Beason .... Tri-Valley . . Buckley-Loda . Saybrook . . . Mansfield . . Urbana . . Scoreboards Opponent Bellflower ..45 ..60 ..5l ..5O ..60 ..4-9 ..43 ..53 ..60 ..41 ..46 ..31 ..42 ..47 ..5l ..44 ..57 ..62 ..45 ..35 ..53 ..64 ..60 JUNIOR VARSITY Fisher ..... Mansfield . . Chatsworth . . Saybrook . . . Melvin-Sibley Deland-Weldon LeRoy ..... Mahomet. . Heyworth. . McLean. . . Fairbury . . . Farmer City . Danvers , . Wapella . . Beason .... Tri-Valley . . Buckley-Loda 25 Track Events FIRST ROW: B. Miller, F, S. Re1aygD. Kurtz, F. S. Relay, Var. Relay, Mile Relay: D. Campbell, Var. Relay: G, Lykins, Mile Relay, C. Fosnaugh, F, S. Relay SECOND ROW: R. C. Masonbrink, 880 Yd. Run: S, Paullin, 220 Yd. Dash, A, March, Mile Run, B. Brandon, F. S. Relay, Var. Relay THIRD ROW: Don Harden, Coachg B. Rohde, Low Hurdlesp K. Springer, 880 Yd. Run: M. Boman, Mile Relay, 440 Yd. Run: B. Zimmerman, Var. Relay, Mile Relay, 440 Yd. Run, D. Warsaw, F. S. Relayg B. J. Beckley, Mile Re- lay, B. Kelly, QNot Shownj Var. Relay, 100 Yd. Dash, Mile Relay Field Events D. Campbell, Shot Putg M. Shelton, Shot Put: D. Warsaw, Dis- cusp B. Zimmerman, Broad Jumpg B. Kelly, qNot Shownj Broad Jump: C. Fosrraugh, QNot Shownj Pole Vault The Activities 1 QAM-mp., , 4 'V 'X-un. 1. .,., A .,,., 'Y , . JT 'f 'I' ,,5, 'j was iffff in j iff A-:wel U 'Q ,.wkMisx:WvWfwifsrfmwwaqmi ' W W Slew 'Aw ., n sam we ,i iff'f ---w,,,.. .. x -ah . 4 A,m,,,,w 1. ,. ml, ,Z ,.. mah 1-yi. ., .,, gi 2 .ww ag: fm megan.. ---...., ' ff A 3.1, HiffZl.,1i H' f- ., W , K, . , W ,J-?ikw42'w--wysf. XBELCOME TU Bn, A TOWN DF EDUCATION' srunslrr cnuncu. nzwsmlzn snrr FFA Ynnnnnn snr: Fill science uLua Paenen :Lua usnumus mv QOWQ gi ' go X gekxixoja xo 506 60.565 is 605159 30 X 'A . ' 'Le' Qvpxiidncogcvecjo . QS O xv' .me FIRST ROW: Arthur Clark, Advisor: I. Arndt, Secretary: K. Lykins, President: D. Fisk, Vice Presidentg K. Springer, Treasurer SECOND ROW: C. Fosnaugh, A. March, D. Warsaw, B. Bright, A. A. Welch Student Council Sponsors Homecoming Hats off to the Student Council for its excel- lent work in sponsoring BTHS' first homecoming. Various activities were held throughout the week. Monday was Hobo Day: Mike Wallace and De- anna Collins were named the best boy and girl hobo. On Tuesday, School Color Day was held, and on Wednesday it was Mr. Irresistible Day. At the end of that day Dave Kurtz received the title of Mr. Irresistible. Dress-up Day was Thurs- day, and Slacks Day was observed Friday. Saturday night, after the Fisher-Bellflower game, a semi-formal dance was held in the high school gym. A monstrous, green Dragon which was devouring a poor, defenseless Bunnie sat at one end of the dance floor. The Larry Gnagey Band of Mahomet played for the dance, which was climaxed by the coronation of Homecoming King and Queen, Kenny Hendren and June Arndt. Other activities sponsored by the council were five square dances, profits of which were shared with the classes, and the student council supper. Kathy Lykins and Diana Fisk attended the State Student Council Convention held in Chicago. HOMECOMING COURT: M. Wallace, Freshman: D. War- saw, Sophomore: G. Lykins, Junior: R. Leffler, Senior: K Hendren, King: Linda Sprau, Former Queen: J. Arndt Homecoming King and Queen. Queen: R. Boman, Senior: D. Fisk, Junior: C. Forrest Sophomore: M. Boman, Freshman. The members of the Science Club took a field trip to Chicago to visit the Museum of Science and Industry, the Museum of Natural History, the Planetari- um, and the Aquarium. At the March P,T.A. meeting a Science Fair was held, and the mem- bers' projects were ex- hibited . The club sold numerous Christmas items for its money- making project. Science Bluh FIRST ROW: Charles Berry, Advisor: D. Raymer, M. Boman, Secretary-Treasurerg C, Sloat B. Brandon, C. Langston, M. Kelly, K. Stucker, M. Kelly, J. Rogers, C. Sprau, President J. McDavitt, L. Beckley, Reporter: Judy Graham, Advisor. SECOND ROW: B. March, D. Fisk, C. Beetzel, Historian: M. Scott, M, Shelton, A. March Vice President: B. Rohde, M. Boman, R. Andris, B. Kelly, D. Adams, S. Paullin, C Fosnaugh Speech Contestants MCLEAN COUNTY LITERARY CONTEST June Arndt, Spelling. . Connie Beetzel, Essay Writing . . . . . B Cheryl Tongate, Girls' Humorous . . . . . B Jerry Bedford, Dramatic Declamation . . . . C B. J. Beckley, Original Speaking . . . . C Ralph Leffler, Boys' Humorous ....... . . C Lelan Beckley, Oratorical Declamation . . . . . C Merle Shelton, fNot Shownj Prose Reading ......... C DISTRICT SPEECH CONT EST SECTIONAL SPEECH CONTEST Cheryl Tongate, Serious Reading . . . 6 Connie Sloat, Prose Reading ....... . . 9 Lelan Beckley, OratoricalDec1amation . . . . 8 Jerry Bedford, Comedy Reading ..... . . 5 R. C. Masonbrink, Radio Speaking ........ . . 3 R. C. Masonbrink, Radio Speaking ........ ..,, 8 Mrs. Jean Leonard, Chapter Motherg Mrs. Jud- ith Lindley , Advisory Mrs. Maxine Leffler, Chapter Motherg C. Tongate, Section 17 Treas- urer for 1964-'65g C. Beetzel, Chapter Presi- dent: J. Arndt, Vice-President of Public Rela- tions for 1963-'64, The chapter was well rep- resented at the Section FHA Rally held in the fall. K. Lykins, D. Collins, D. Fisk, C. Noe, C. Sprau, and W. Wear prepare for the formal initiation cere- mony. One of the year's highlights was the Mother- Daughter Tea. J. McDavitt, N. Swallow, A, Welch, C. Bray, B. March, K. Kumler, and M. Kelly look through one of the cookbooks that the FHA sold. 30 Future Humernakers of Amerrca R. Boman demonstrates how to roast a turkey to C. Langston, M. Kelly, D. Raymer, M. Scott, and M. Boman. ln November a CIPS representative spoke to the chapter on meal preparation. J. Power, B. Taylor, B. Bane, C. Forrest, J. Rogers, K. Stucker, and C. Builta select dress patterns for their home projects. They modeled their garments at the Spring Style Show. The FHA served at several banquets this year. M. Leffler, S. Leonard, B. Bright, and S. Har- land check to see if there will be sufficient ta- ble service. FIRST ROW: S. Paullin, B. Zimmerman, M. Shelton, K. Hendren, R. C. Masonbrink, B. J. Beckley, Wayne Blunier SECOND ROW: A. March, D. Kamrneyer, D. Kurtz, M. Shelton, L. Beckley, J. Bedford THIRD ROW: D. Warsaw, M. Boman, D. Trimble, M, Wallace, B. Campbell, D. Adams, B. Rohde Future Farmers of America Kenny Hendren receiving the DeKalb Award . ln the fall the FFA conducted a soybean tour and a corn tour. Several members of the chapter attended the swine, milk and meat, poultry and grain, and livestock and dairy judging contests, held at various times through- out the year. Members also attended the parliamentary procedure contest, lo cal and sectional public speaking contests, the sectional and district foundation awards meetings, and the international Livestock Show in Chi- cago. The chapter's main money-making projects were selling garden seeds and working at their twenty-one acre plot. Gary Ludwig, 1962-'63 State FFA President, was guest speaker at the parent and son banquet which was held in the spring. P - r' Gary Ludwig 31 .rv A 8.- This year the chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Donna Armitage, consisted of approxi- mately eleven members. The band and the chorus combined to present the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Two ensemble groups and a soloist attended the State Music Contest. CONTEST RESULTS Marcia Scott Vocal Solo . . Girls' Single Ensemble . . Girls ' Double Ensemble FIRST ROW: K. Lykins, S. Harland, C. Builta, M. Boman, M. Scott SECOND ROW: A. Welch, I. Arndt, C. Beetzel, B. Bright, M. Leffler, D. Pugh, accompanistg Donna Armitage, director FIRST ROW: F. Sehr, J. Rogers, D. Elfers, K. Bright, J. Bedford, G. Warsaw SECOND ROW: M. Byrd, C. Forrest, J. Arndt, M. Kelly, S. Basham, K. Bright, D. Fisk, C. Tongate THIRD ROW: D. Adams, D. Hiither, S. Leonard , T. Hinshaw, R. Coons, D. Collins, B. Bright, John Armitage, director, D. Collins, P. Rogers, R. Leffler, H. Sehr 'nn Strike llp the Band CONTEST RESULTS Fred Sehr Clarinet Solo ...... . . I Sue Leonard Bas? clarmet S010 ' ' ' ' H The twenty-five members of the senior band Jean Rogers Clarinet Solo ..... . . III . . . f , . Sextet HI represented their town at the University o Illinois Brass, ' ' ' ' High School Band Day, November 2, 1963. The Clarinet Quartet ..... . . III band also participated in such activities as the State Mixed Clarmet Quartet ' ' ' ' 'I Music Contest and the County Music Festival, At Open Woodwnrld Trio ' ' ' ' ' H basketball games , the Christmas and Spring Con- Saxophone Trio .... . . II . , certs, and Commencement, the band played its best. Saxophone Quintet . . . . III Drum Quartet. . . . . II Band ..... . . II Kay Lackey, Advisorg Ralph leffler, Editor-in-Chief Connie Sprau, Interviewerg Diana Fisk, Roving Re- porter: Alice Ann Welch, Community Reporter Newspaper Staff Not shown: Dean Adams, French Club Reporterg Wanda Wear , Librariansg Reporterg Keith Springer, Sports Reporterg Larry Fash, Advisor Lelan Beckley, Science Club and Freshman Reporterg Carol Builta, Sophomore Reporter: Connie Noe, Jun- ior Reporterg' June Arndt, Senior Reporter ,4-i B. J. Beckley, FFA Reporter: Greg Lykins , Sports Reporterg Bonnie Bright, Student Council Reporterg Fred Sehr, Music and Speech Reporterg Connie Beet- zel, FHA Reporter Production Staff: Connie Noe, Kathleen Kumler, Carol Bray, Dennis Fugh, Kathy Lykins, Deanna Collins. Kay Lackey, Advisorp June Arndt, Editor-in-Chief: Cheryl Tongate, Junior Editor Ralph Leffler, Copy Editor: Gayle Langston, Circu- lation Assistant: Wanda Wear, Circulation Manager Sherry Harland, Nora Swallow, Activities Assistants: Connie Beetzel, Class Editorg Alice Ann Welch, Ac- tivities Editor Yearbook Staff W-.3 Jim Langston, Sports Assistantg K e n n e t h Hendren, Sports Editor Ron Andris, Rita Boman, Business Managers librarians FIRST ROW: C. Kuntz, C. Beetzel, C. Sprau, Judith Lindley, Advisorg K. Stucker , W . Wear SECOND ROW: M. Kelly, J. McDavitt, C. Tongate, B. Bright, M. Leffler, S. Leonard, D. Fugh, D. Campbell, R. Leffler, D. Fisk, C. Builta On February 29, the French Club sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was free to all high school students. The members sold candy for their money- making project, French Club The Librarians were kept busy helping with the check-out service to students and repairing all damaged books. Many new books were purchased this year. FIRST ROW: C. Beetzel, C. Noe, Treasurer, R. Leffler, K. Springer, D Fisk, President SECOND ROW: M. Kelly, D. Raymer, M. Scott, C. Langston, C. Sloat, M Kelly, W. Wear, Secretaryg C. Tongate, C. Sprau, J, Rogers, L. Beckley G. Lykins, Vice Presidentg C. Fosnaugh, Sergeant of Arms THIRD ROW: D. Adams, J, Lindley, J. Arndt, B. Brandon, F. Sehr, James Currie, Advisorg Bill Kelly SOFTBA LL I. Amdt, B. Bright, C. Kuntz, I. Power, D. Fisk, J, Rogers, K. Lykins, M. Kelly, D. Collins VOLLEYBALL C. Bray, B. March, W. Wear, K. Kumler, C, Sloat, C. Builta, N. Swallow ARCH ERY Girls' BADMINTON June Greene, Instructor. B. Taylor, B. Bane, C. Forrest, C. Tongate, M. Boman, M. Scott BASKETBALL C. Beetzel, S. Leonard, C. Noe, June Greene, In- structor, C. Sprau, M. Lefflerg D. Reynolds, C. Langston Physical K. Stucker, A. Welch, S. Harland, M. Kelly, R. Boman, J. MCDaVitt Junior Actors Present lock, Stock, and lipstick The citizens of the Junior Class pre- sented their annual play, entitled Lock, Stock, and Lipstick on the evening of November 8, 1963. The plot centered around the many problems of a high school 's guidance counselor and principal. It all ended happily, however, and the cast agreed that it was fun and worth all of the effort. The director of this play was Larry Fashg assistant director, David Campbell. SITTING: K. Lykins, C. Noe, B. March, C. Kuntz STANDING: G. Lykins, B. I. Beckley, B. Zimmerman, D. Fisk, D. Collins, C. Tongate, 1. Langston, R. C. Masonbrink Senior Actors Present Crazy But Bute The senior citizens gave their play, Crazy but Cute, on the night of April 3, 1964. The story centered around a fifteen-year-old boy, who was growing up- -but not as fast as his mother thought he should. After much confusion it was finally decided that he would have to grow up in his own good time. Play director was Larry Fash, and James Currie assistedg David Campbell was student director. Junior substitute was B. J. Beckley. SITTING: B. J. Beckley, J. Langston, R. Boman, R. Leffler, K. Hendren STANDING: L. Fash , R. Andris, J. Arndt, A, Welch, C. Beetzel, S. Har land, W, Wear, N. Swallow, D. Campbell MR. 81 MISS LAZY Jim Langston 84 Bonnie March Upon!! MR. 8: MISS BELLFLOWER MR. 8a MISS ELEGANT Ralph Leffler Sc Connie Sprau . g W... wx? ,',,4f ff' MR. Kc MISS PERSONALITY Bob Zimmerman 85 Cheryl Tongate Poll Kenneth Hendren 8: June Amdt MR. 8: MISS SUCCESS Ralph Leffler 86 June Arndt MR. :Ea MISS SPORTS Don Warsaw Sz Cindy Kuntz upupu MR. 8: MISS RHYTHM Fred Sehr 8a June Arndt MR. Sz MISS ORNERY Benny Miller 81 Jean Power MR. Sc MISS FLIRT Bob Nordwahl 8: Judy McDavitt MR. 8: MISS BEST DRESSED Bob Zimmerman ga Connie Noe Juniors and Seniors Somewhere Uver the Rainbow The realistic fo u n t a in added much to the night's atmosphere. The Junior-Senior Prom , Somewhere Over the Rainbow, was held Saturday, May 9, 1964. The banquet was held in the high school study hall at 6:30 p.m. Merle Shelton gave the invocation. Keith Springer, juni or class presidentg gave the wel- comeg and June Arndt, senior class president, gave the response. CherylTongate, Diana Fisk, Mary Jane Leff- ler, Kathy Lykins, Margo Boman, and Marcia Scott sang the th em e songg and Don Warsaw read the class prophecy. The prom, held in the grade school gymnasium, started at 8:00 p.m. Couples enjoyed dancing to the music of the Chandells from Rantoul. The theme was carried out beautifully with a huge rainbow, suspended overhead in a sky of deep blue. In the center of the dance floor was a fountain, which was heightened with a revolving light, and in one corner stood a money tree, guarded by two leprechauns. Couples' pictures were taken in the shade of flower-bedecked umbrella. si . ,ya The guests enjoy the delicious banquet meal. B, I. Beckley and Cheryl Tongate gaze at the lepre- chauns beneath the money tree. Jim Langston receives punch from Greg Warsaw and Janice Forrest. Those cited for grades were: Tongate, J. Rogers, B. Taylor C. Kuntz, K. l-lendren R. Andris, D. Fisk, S. Leonard Speaker Dr. Prince FIRST ROW: C. Fosnaugh, Scholarship: I, Rogers, Scholarship: K, Springer, Scholarship: C. Sprau, Scholarship: R. Leffler, Scholarship SECOND ROW: K. Lykins, Most Improved: A, Welch, Office Help: D. Campbell, Most Improved: A, March, Citizenship: S. Leonard, Citi- zenship: D. Fisk, Citizenship: J. Arndr, Citizenship and Scholarship FIRST ROW: M. Kelly, R. Boman, I. McDavitt, B. Bane C Builta C SECOND ROW: G. Lykins, A. March, C. 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