Benton Township High School - Scarab Yearbook (Benton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

ers SSS SCE STI roy - : 3 f £ ] Organizations n 8 . 6 d isin A Clubs. Advert ? Uits, oy. be 7 e iy sassey) Contents Nostalgia: We Remember — Overwhelmed by the complexity of contemporary life — and yeaming, perhaps, to escape to a less troubled past — people are looking back to what they regard as more pleasant, peaceful yester- years. The pendulum swings to old memories, old songs, old fads, old styles, old stars. Yesterday's fashions keep showing up for reruns: women with plucked brows are slipping into slinky halters, wedges, and chubby jackets. While men are stepping out in double-breasted suits, two- toned shoes and bow ties. W.C Fields, you must haye noticed is everywhere and everyone is wearing Mickey Mouse watches again. Most school kids remember the good days when they worried about important things like what will Popeye do next and what will happen if Romper Room is cancelled. With a little prompting most teen-agers can remember watching the Beatles making their American debut on the Ed. Sullivan show. Reviewing comics, films and presidential elections, plus television, pop music, and childhood games that unite all Americans, you'll probably have a good start to being nostalgic. By the way, do you remember who Barry Goldwater's running mate was in 1964? the good things Tiny Tim tiptocing through the tulips with uke having his wed-in on national television. Annette Funicello intoning M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E Whatever happened to “Sock it to me,” “I kid you not,” “Would you believe,” and “Sorry ‘bout that?” Captain Kangaroo and his Dancing Bear. Ma and Pa Clark and their boy Kent. Dick Tracy calling. . . Gotham City being protected by Batman and the Boy Wonder. The little fat bear on your T-shirts. Astronauts landing on the moon. The excitement at Woodstock. John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, and Robert F. Kennedy are slain. Lee Harvey Oswald, James Earl Ray, and Sirhan Sirhan cause an entire nation to ask what is wrong with itself. Three rock giants: Joplin, Hendrix, and Morrison. The Beatles preside at their own funeral in Sergeant Pepper. Walt Disney dies bur lives on in the comic books, Love Story and Romeo and Juliet — nor a dry eye in the house Paul McCartney is reported missing but curns up finally. Peter Duel is reported to be dead. Hurricanes, earthquakes, mine cave-ins, riots. the bad things Favorite Autographs SiSel 3 oN ee ay : +o ewe wembee as) - SUR Viel rere ATW HTH Seed bora TV oe ben bn Seeeniern- ies Y eres ees - @ ee DG aU Ce eT ee eee eee Dear reader, Probably by the time you read this page you will have discovered that this yearbook is constructed differently than those previously published by Benton High School, The Sixth Hour Scarab staff has created the book in this manner for a number of reasons: we wanted to get away from the traditional yearbook; the two-direction book divides the individual pictures from the rest of the yearbook; we wanted this book to be really different from any other Scarab. Creating this year’s Scarab has been an interesting and challenging experience for us working on the Sixth Hour staff. Gaila Brown, Nancy Cybulski, Nancy Eldridge, Melinda Kolisek, and Mr. Messers- mith, our hardworking advisor, worked sixth hours, noon hours, free periods, weekends, and nights to meet the deadlines. I am deeply indebted to all of them for all their work. We were assisted by Tay- lor Publishing Company’s representative, Mr. Chuck Cotton. We are also grateful to Mr. Paul Hickman for his photographic aid. For you the reader and student, we have tried to capture through pictures and words the events of the 1972-73 school year at Benton High School as well as the community and world events which tran- spired during the school year. In essence, the book is a miniature almanac of 1972-73. Now I must close if we are to meet our publication deadline. We truly hope you enjoy the 1973 Scarab of Benton Consolidated High Schoo], Benton, I}linois. Sincerely, Mary Louise Budzak editor oa ad SCHOO PE a1) i ’ . = x SCHOOL IS.. Pa) ah © hE aw 2. me Whe. soe 1M ” . ‘ff, , : sa ee “i to Nowhert LV 3 50 26) gay 3s ‘S$ 30-40. ge Be Aue 4 ¢ a ie = ER _ E a Th « By he ed Mill ; m acover practically everything haa Oe ‘ j = 5 - SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM AM ¥ SE ENT RY NT a i mica t SELECTIVE SE _Yebrua Wis aN @ 68 19 _ Pray aw Je Brezhnev and Nixon REELECTION Heda s ee “SHUTTLE 1978 POLLUTION § US USSR MAN SAMPLING FLIGHT 197 PROHIBITED UNLESS AUTHORIZEO BY OWNER =f tet pe SKYLAB 1973 7 ark Heald The } ————_— a : | | r 6 | Christoias is 9 time ol holly wrearhs fragrane Christmas tro : | [ = | | mistletoe, and someone special standing under that nulstleto« | | | Christmas is a time of love when even your best enemies | become your friends. I$ a time of laughter and watching chil Angels Swing 1] dren’s faces flight up when they see Santa Claus. Christma arama | | wars) =] | the season of giving. If you can look back on your day and say | | that you have made a person feel good, laugh, or smile, ther vou have given them one of the Most preciou gilt � lictle portion of yoursell, Christmas Is the time of year when che age-old cry is heard, ‘Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward All Men.” The world would be a truly good place to live if we : could keep the Chastmas spirit all year long in our hearts and action PI Co ere rh eee ee | } The Hangouts Of ae © = 5 a. eo 5 = 4) = Today's Youth Are Street Parking Lots 5 Ty WO A } ti} 1 | , ; G 9 ae ah |, “Ad Uy j A ey a c : GE am rd rrr = r 6 ae ey a eed ; NS a eS a Shee nab or ey SF —— - ¥ re vrereeee : a - r = pegeugs - Oe. (ao ene Ber appre u Bier 2 eS ee 833, SY¥e au 9 e,esegE ee Eb eye (038 Ba fo 9 Sone g.5 o 9 8) ie FOEEED = 2g pe Seo eget gs | B 3 9. Se Bes F goBegusis the old and the new, standing side by side the new we have seen erected, the progress observed daily . . . the lawn of the old, changed into a parking lot. . . the flagpole moved, the flag now flying from a chain on the building . . . the old and the new standing side by side . 19 to the old we pay respect. . . we will n’er forget the ceiling above the main entrance . . . the view from the third floor. . . the girls’ locker room . . . the study hall cor- ners ... the water fountains .. . the newspaper insulation in the walls . . . the exposed brick . . . the bathrooms. . . to the old we pay respect. . . “s ; a 2) SS ‘a 22 the year — 1973. . . the revival of the saddle oxford . . . long dresses . . . clogs . . . blue jeans for everyone, patches on the pockets . . . the trite sayings, fished you in. . . graffiti on the chalk boards . . . the hangout . . . the new street signs . . . the picket sign of the high school workman. . . the machines in the basement corner. . . the year — 1973. . . 23 what happened? . . . a new industry, grand openings . . . rend lake parades . . . walk- ing this road to the square . . . the mect- ings on the front lawn . . . missions to the moon ... mourning two former presi- dents, truman and johnson . . , the photog- raphy club, burt . . . thanks to them and mr. richmond for developing pictures in this section . . . what happened? , . . turn che page. . - 24 Find the ones . . . hit or miss . . . change the subtrahend and add ... I’m here every morning one hour early! . . . algebraically!!! Mrs. Neal is head of the Math Dept. She has taught for 20 years, 15 years at Benton High Schoo]. She has served as class sponsor and devotes much time to individual help. Few know the real Mrs. Neal. She loves to travel. Many vacations have been spent in Europe, Mexico, and Jamaica. She dabbles in art with paints, and enjoys restoring antiques. After retirement she plans to resume her travels. She would like to go back to Europe, on to Hawaii, and possibly to Asia. Her pattern so set, I think she'll find ic hard to do that algebrai- cally. Mrs. Neal Retires 26 Ne ee a AS PV PT abel ba SiR alote hes Cerwra iarehl Cay You teach Biology for almost thirty-three years and what do you get? A nurse, for the girl that just fainted . . . some kind of deodor- izer because chemistry kids are at it again . or maybe just a quiet ride on your favorite horse. Mr. Aiken has taught under five principals. Not only Biology but American History, World Geography and Health. He was Fresh- man-Sophomore football and basketball coach during World War II. He watched the boys’ gym being built and now sees the newest gym being built. He feels the kids ac B.C.H'S. are the greatest and could probably tell you their personal problems better than they could. “They are really insects, you know. Certain problems can arise when students will not remain seated — FOUR ON THE FLOOR! Remember the concession stand??? How can we make money if they buy a coke with 10¢ and get a quarter change?” He has a way of making you feel special; like the first day when you walked in; he knew your name and you hadn’t cold him. Mr. Aiken Retires 30 Building Ranch-Style Homes This year the building trades classes under the supervision of Mr. Nadler built two ranch style homes on 9th Street. The following boys built the homes that were sold to the highest bidder: moming class — Tom Carlton Richard Elder Robert Goss Mark Hal] Tom Hill Jim Reed George Schram Bill Self Clarence Smid Joel Stude Terry Tennant James Younger afternoon class — Gayland Andrews John Bradley Thomas Carter Ira Goff Russell Kinkade Rodney Kirkman Greg Mandrell Ron Nalley Gary Page Dennis Piercy John Layton Dennis Sneed Thomas Van Fossan Ted Williams OSE eR eae alae a Nee eee ae 7 be Clark Ann Mitchell and Mary Kay Moore Speaking Out At Speech Contests This year the speech depart- ment participated in debate and speech contests, Mr. and Mrs. Ceci coached the Benton team. Benton did not enter in all pos- sible categories; however, plans are being made to do so next year. One member of this year’s team said, “. . . it was good experience, a moral booster, a confidence booster . . .” The speech team partici- pated in several meets this year: Carbondale Invitational Woodriver Invitational Pinckneyville Invitational S.1.U. Invitational Belleville Invitational On a percentage basis, the new Benton team scored well. Several participants in Individ- ual Events advanced to district competition. Karen Mitchell and Ted Stotlar Debate — Resolved: That Elementary And Secondary Schools Should Be Financed By The Federal Government. ] 438 a I. E. DISTRICT PARTICIPANTS, 1s¢ row: Karen Rhine, Beverly Walker. 2nd row; Missy Malkovich, Karen Mitchell. 3rd row: Robbye Hill, Mary Kay Moore. NTS, 1s¢ row; Anne Woolley, Terri Reed. 2nd Ted Storlar, Robin Hefner. 31 32 ILLINOIS STATE SCHO Practice, Study, Perseverance, and LARS, Ist row; Art Rice, David Hurley, Becky Harvey, Chris Moore, Karen Mitchell, Alan Jan Bas ee 2nd Jankousky, Robbye Hill, Richard Rea, Annet Atkins. 3rd row: Mary Jo Cockerum, Barry Camden, Barry Sink, Brad Bureyn Suley. Research Bring Awards and Honors ms ys Nis z “_. Mary Jankousky, Betty Crocker Award, National Merit Commended Student Be 3 = i sy ' ¥ z L David Clark, Darrell Webb, Barry Sink, Outstanding FFA Senior Members FE] . iJ y iii aia in ak Scott Sims, Allstate Chorus Stephanie Crane, Ist Lynne South, 2nd American Legion Essay Contest ak; §) ‘Cathy Whitchead, Carol Galbraith, Mary stine Kearney, John Lewis, Mary Louise Budzak. 33 4 «, i, Paes aft “ Pay t5 CORN =| ml ze) a0 iS) = = . STOTLAR The ten people on these two pages have been yoted the Ten Outstanding Seniors for the 1972-73 school year. These people are chosen on scholarship, citizenship, leader- ship, and other outstanding merits they might have. Their pictures were taken secretly so their identity would remain unknown. Intel- ligent as they are a plot was schemed and together the pieces fell in place. So it was not until approximately thirty minutes after the pictures were taken that the whole school was aware that they had ten out- standing seniors. OUTSTANDING USKY . .. JANKO SENIORS 36 All School Dramatic Flat Stanley Sara and Louis Ceci Directors see cee Student Director... See Tatas Uoeeecnvebsvcde see oé GLUVKUATIn tHE Flat Stanley ..s.0.-sec essen veri tenet nese eeeye nine + s sl0 de images Laura Jones Arthur’ : Ss soc oO er SOE Rat vie oe se LLSICOLT SON Mr: Lambchop 0 ....;cmceew csi orev ewe te ble «yininir soe cane .. 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RIGHTS RESERVED includiny nublic nerformance for orofit 247 My Fair Lady Buskers — Lisa Van Horn — Tagg O'Sullivan Mrs. Bynsford-Hill —Clark Ang Mitchell Eliza-Doolittle—-Mary Jane-Gipson Freddy; Eynsford-Hill = Brd-Burinski Henry Higgins — Ted Stotlar Bartender — Richard Rea Harry — Scort Sims Jamie + Jerry Qttersofi AlfredoP—Doolitde Ross Wyatt Mrs; Pierce — Karen Mitchell Mrs. Hopkins — Lisa Van Horn Butler — John Mrogenski Mrs. Higgins — Charlotte Moore Zolton Karpathy — Anthony Turyn Queenyof Ttansylvania — Bobbi Bartle Mrs Higatns” maid — Beverly Walker N27 Music For Curtain Calls AiAiiMN a = — = at } Ah CHORUS Greta Garbo Rhoda Morris Becky Eisenhauer Janis McCreery Beverly WalRer Karen Lockin Beverly Lawson Ann! Wooley Ayten Willfamson Sherri Hobbs Gayla Payne Bobbi Battle Bonnie Pritchett David McCollum Cindy Hirsch Barry Sink John Rogers John Mrogenski —Ricky-Smk——_— = —Paul Price = —Tom-Mick——— : Fagg-O Sullivan Allan Kimball Jim Batts Jerry Ottérson Tom Battle Robert fs ol CEES aa —=MATE “QUARTET — ——Fom-Miek— ——— nae Sink Jerry Orterson Scott Sims Band Director — Vince Huffman Choral Director — Betty Frailey —__— Co-ordinator — Louis-Ceci_2 - — —Sers- -Director— Gary -Messersmith: =r cic — Cindy Taylor My Fair Lady __ April 6 i Sg Gym 40 Homecoming 1972-73 The queen and her court during the coronation. Retiring Court WT sewn Pa, W Mr. Richmond and Miss Kirsch serve as Senior representatives. —ESESEE— Bee = , i§ r an Faculty portraying the 1972 retiring court. 4] 42 Homecoming Is Homecoming was celebrated this year with the theme Time of the Seasons. Each part of the gym was decorated like one of the four seasons. The Homecoming festivi- ties began with an enthusiastic pep session. The 1972-73 queen — Becky Harvey and the attendants — Freshmen: Cindy Lowery and Patti Williams; Sophomores: Ellen Jen- kins and Lynne Davis; Juniors: Brenda Eisenhauer and Ann Woolley; Seniors: Melanie Tabor and Cathy Whitehead were announced. After the pep session, there was a parade from the high school to the square and back to the high school. Then it was announced that the Spanish Club had won first place for its float with F.F.A. taking second place, and F.B.L.A. third. Thanksgiving Day everyone came out to watch the annual Turkey Day game berween rivals — Benton and West Frank- fort. Unfortunately the Rangers were defeated. The band, Get Your Kicks, livened the evening. Students and alumni anxiously awaited the coronation of the queen. At last the moment arrived and each of the attend- ants with escorts proceeded to the stage. After the queen was crowned, the dance slowly came to an end — another memora ble moment in The Time of the Seasons. to. . .the top. . . Straight. . . . And we can’t be stopped. . We're going to the top. . S-P-I-R-I-T, S-P-I-R-I-T, S-P-I-R-I-T Cathy Whitehead, Ann Woolley, Lisa Van Horn, Mary Jankousky, Lynette Van Horm, Brenda Eisenhauer. We tried it. . . we = : com ia} = a vu om E 3 E : £ va 5 5 y ® “a at Is ; a) fe} . a : —4 bd Try it. . . you'll , Fight. . . Win! Gola: - 1972-1973 1972-1973 Varsity Cheerleaders . - 3 . Hey now. . . . Stand up and clap your hands . . Hey all you Ranger fans. . Get in the beat. . . Ranger Spirit Never Dies Move . wn 4 i‘ 5 5 8 ind Aa) a u vu g § 3 o es) oO 3 c 3 =} ae F ia} ° 8 v i 3 v s re] {= . Hey let’s move BynIOF 3A “ynyn: - sJaTUTRY IYI Ww9q JOAINY ° ' AyIsIv¥A JOIUNL € -ZZ61 oLOl-CLOVmes 45 PE | fe 46 On Your Mark. . 7) oy ‘ POR, ¥, iy as are, PE iy eet ak we ‘ont 2% 9 oer WA Th a La Rens Hoes Front row: M. Piercy, S. Genisio, R. Corn, D. Andrews, S. McCommons, A. Rice, S. Rice, D. Miller, S. Stewart, D. Hurley, L. Haney, M- yh ass ‘ os ae : ; - i F = : Tose Or owl I) 1 Mahe ers eS . Get Set... Zinzilieta, K. Summers, D. Wisely. Middle row: S. Barnfield, $. Neal, L. Lemmon, R. Dunbar, B. Britton, S. Camden, S. Pritchard, W . Braden, J. DeMatrei, K. Poole, M. Bailey, J. Otterson, B. Chrostowski, R. Smith, R. Robey, T. Lewis, J. Phelps. Back row: D. Lampley, D. Sluzevich, B. Adams, M. Malkovich, S. Hall, P. Dinkins, D. Cummings, A. Wisely, J. Armey, J. King. Mark Zinzilieta The Frosh-Soph Track team was victorious in the following meets: Franklin County, Benton Frosh-Soph Relays, Olney Frosh, and Little Wolves at Flora Many track members were state track entrees; they are M. Zinzilieta in the 880 yd. run, L. Haney in the one mile run, S. Stewart and S. McCommons in the discus throw, and D. Miller, A. Rice, and M. Zinzilieta in the one mile relay. 1972 SCHOOL RECORDS Varsity 880 relay — A. Rice, S. Rice, D. Miller, and M. Zinzilieta in 1:35 Frosh 880 relay — B. Smith, J. Phelps, C. Aaron, and N. Fitzpatrick in 1:38.5 Mile relay — S. Rice, M. Zinzilieta, D. Miller, and A. Rice in 3:28.5 Two mile relay — A. Rice, L. Haney, B. Smith, S. Genisio in 8:44.3 Distance medley — M. Zinzilieta, D. Haney, S. Rice, A. Rice in 8:08.2 880 yd. run — M. Zinzilieta in 1:57 One mile run — 1. Haney in 4:29.4 TRACK PLACEMENTS SCORES Benton 1st in Franklin County Benton 4th in Olney Invitational Benton 1st in Benton Relays Benton 1st in Salem Invitational Benton 2nd in Tri County-W. F. Benton 8th in W. F. Relays Benton 1st in McLeansboro Iny. Benton 3rd in Harrisburg Inv. Benton 3rd in South Seven Conf. Benton 2nd in Herrin Invitational Benton 4th in District Cee Ba Saber Left to right: Art Rice, Scott Rice, M ark Zinzilieta, David Miller. ‘i PN Toy— gllTay gen) To Left to right: Scott Rice, David Miller, Bill Smith, Art Rice. Freshman Football im x “ x , fs Dy A a : + is ,, i a leew = “GREGORY © Mth CHEVROLE be 5 HOME” GG Down 7? : VISITORS. ol YoSGO’ x mS a BF Sad g. e , . rf % ee ha | Ry: 4 A vagites? Verto a oe sy ' rf ct 4 id 4 ae First row: Robbie Smith, Mike Cremeens, Brent Smith, Danny Moss, Ricky Myers, Marty Sims, Marty Burgess, Steve Pritchard, Mike Cluck, Rusty Wanstreet, Scott Meacham, Byron Smith, Webb Smith. Second row: Mark Hall, Manager, Charles Ridgel, Dennis Wilkerson, Danny Webb, Bill Kash, Max Conner, Jim Wiggins, Mark Phelps, Dwayne Williams, Eric Forby, Kevin Williams, Jim Curry, David Knight, Manager. Third row. Coach Oyler, Scott Tomer, Don Owens, John Mrogenski, Russell McCann, Bill Chaplain, Eddie Willard, Allan Welch, Andy Lampley, Russell Mitchell, Buck Durham, Pat Golliher, Craig Beck, Coach Webb. Sophomore Football 7 Both the Freshman and Sophomore football teams expe- rienced a taste of victory this year. The Freshman team, composed of “greenics” who had never been together on a team before, finished their season with a 6-3 record. Under the coaching of Mr. Oyler and Mr. Webb, these 36 players became one unit all striving toward the same goal. With the promising record of the team in mind, we look forward to their next three years as football players. The Sophomore team, under the coaching of Mr. Hungate and Mr. Phillips, finished their season with a brilliant record of 9-1. This last game was lost to Mount Vernon in a disputed last minute touchdown. These players are developing a sense of team pride and will be a great asset to the Varsity team next year. Ua UA RRP es aT a as First row: Mike Bailey, Kenneth Cockrum, Mike Kondritz, Curtis Cockrim, Blake Williams, Bill Braden, Brian Bauer. Second row: Neer Fitzpatrick, Craig Aaron, Bill Smith, Jesse King, Steve Barnfield, Jeff DeMattei. Third row: Mark Alexander, manager, Jon Phelps, Davi Atchison, Bill Chrostoski, Glen Kovak, Steve Davey. Fourth row: John Caraker, Coach Phillips, Murphy Hart, Tim Lewis, Coach Hungate, Scott Pritchard, David Sluzevich, Manager. . . . What You See Is What You Get The Ranger machine, consisting of 2% revenge-seeking Rangers and 2 equally . aggressive coaches, made their debut on | September 15 against Sparta. Proving their . worth, they won this game 26-7. The next game was once again a victory for the Rangers, this time against Metropolis Win. | ning by the score of 30-6, the Rangers headed with enthusiasm into their next game, But the Marion Wildcats proved to be tough and the Rangers lost by the score | of 12-0. Optimism began to rise with the Ranger’s defeat of Chester. Burt it dimin- ished slightly when Herrin squeaked by the Rangers, 15-14. The Rangers Jost their nexr three games to Centralia, Me Vernon, and Carbondale. But despite this, they didn’t give up and on November 10, the Ranger machine rolled over Harrisburg with an impressive score of 48-0, Proving that Ranger spirit never dies, the machine came from behind in the Johnston City game to tie the score 14-14. The Rangers lost the Thanksgiving Day game to rival West Frankfort 32-0. Considering size, injuries, and general bad luck, the Rangers managed a respectable season record of 4-6-1. Bie S Pag DD PAwAGTE JIM ARMEY End TOM BATTLE Tackle ROBERT CORN Quarterback JIM DUNCAN Guard RICH EUBANKS Halfback STEVE GENISIO End MARK HARBEN Fullback MARK MANIS Guard DOUG MANDRELL Center 51 TOM McAFOOS Guard STEVE McCOMMONS Tackle STEVE NEAL Halfback TIM NORMAN Fullback ART RICE Halfback SCOTT RICE Halfback 52 BILL SELF End DAVID SHADOAN Tackle LEX STEWART Center JOHN TATE Tackle ALLAN WISELY End-Quarterback NED WYMER Guard Th e Freshman Basketball Team Looks Great RANGE! 2) SE reat lh The Sophomore Basketball Team ° South Seven ; eS iS ee : ISD 54 For The Future First row: Scott Meacham, Jay Sandusky, Mark Craddock, Eric Forby Dwayne Williams, Kevin Williams. Second row: Mark Hall Ricky Myers, Webb Smith, Rusty Wanstreet, David Severin, Craig Beck Third row: Eddie Wulard, Russell McCann, Pat Golligher Andy Lampley, Brad Price, Buck Durham, Coach Don Webb DON WEBB — FRESHMAN COACH Co-Champions First Row: Kevin Poole, Bob Britton, Russell Mitchell, Rob Dungar, Lee Lemmon, Bill Chrostoski. Second Row: Coach Moose Phillips, Jesse King, Brian Bauer, Mark Whitchurch, Mark Craddock, Keith Tabor, Roger Smith, Jeff DeMartei. The Freshman basketball team finished a most successful season. The Freshman Ranger’s defeat of Eldorado, 80-44, in their first game seemed to set the pattern of victory that continued throughour the next cight games. The Rangers were defeated in their two games against Mt. Vernon and Centralia, but the team recovered from these defeats and continued on their victorious ways, winning their remain ing games. There is a lot of basketball talent in this class and we look forward to their entrance as Sophomore players Starting with a victory against Sparta, the Sophomore Rangers began their season in style. The next game against McLeansboro was another victory for the Rangers. Gaining experience with each game they played, the team continued on in a victorious manner. They lost only two games to Centralia and Meridian. The Rangers had a 12-2 season and finished as co-champions of the South Seven Confer- ence. The Sophomores played steady basketball, handling themselves well in big games, and will be quite an asset next year as Varsity players. 55 56 1972-73 Mighty Basketball Rangers COACH RICH HERRIN JIM ARMEY The 1972-73 Benton Basketball Rangers were a mighty team and had the record to prove it, The yarsicy was composed of six seniors — Dennis Andrews, Robert Com, David Hurley, Chris Moore, Kenny Summers, and Allan Wisely; six juniors — Jim Armey, Paul Dinkins, Steve Genisio, Score Hall, Mark Manis, and Steve McCommons; ane sophomore — Bill Smith, who rounded our the squad, This year the Benton team had tough competition from the South Seven Clubs. The Herrin team defeated the Rangers twice during the regular season; the second game was nip and tuck. The final score was 70-72. One team in the South Seven played stall games — legal in high school play. In their second meeting the Running Rangers effectively broke the Carbondale stall. Benton won by the score of 45-21. This score was consid- erably lower than that of the contest with Harrisburg which the Rangers won by the score of 96-57. Injuries plagued the Running Rangers during the regular season and during the tournament time. Robert Corn was sidelined carly in the basketball season with a broken hand. Illness had an effect on the squad during the winter months, Prior to the start of the spring tournaments, Paul Dinkins injured his ankle; still hampered by the injury, Paul saw limited action in the Herrin Regional. The Benton Rangers are to be commended for their efforts; they were second in conference and were winners of the prestigious Centralia Holiday Tournament. Next year the Rangers with seven returning players wall begin their season in a spacious new gymnasium. DENNIS ANDREWS ROBERT CORN STEVE GENISIO SCOTT HALL KENNY SUMMERS DAVID HURLEY ALLEN WISELY 57 Eidos Centralia“ Carbondale Marion Mt. Vernon te ff ( ndale ah West Franke osc FOOTBALL ag Centralia West Frankfort Mt. Vernon Marion J es Mt. Vernon Herrin Carbondale Mt. Vernon Centralia McLeansboro rm. dale Baseball — 1972 bo my = by a Wenona Wenona West Frankfort Marion Mt. Vernon Mc. Vernon McLeansboro Johnston City Herrin Harrisburg Carbondale West Frankfort CWOANYNANONUO A ® KP OuUuhRvW BwWe T wo The Baseball Rangers finished their season with a successful 8-4 record. Excellent coaching by Don Webb provided the stimulus for this impressive record. First row: David Larkin, Manager, Ted Stotlar, Donald Rhine, Steve Neal, Jim Russell, John V. Malkovich, Ross Wyatt, Mark Alexander, Manager. Second row; Ned Wymer, Tim Norman, Terry McGuire, Steve Stewart, Ronald Smith, Mike Kondritz, Coach Webb. 62 ’ Pictured above is the 1972 Benton High School Golf team. 1st row: Bruce Pace, Larry Giacone, Jim Davis. 2nd row: Coach Kenneth Hungate, Blake Williams, Steve Cury, Eric Perkins, and John Nangle. Pictured at right is Larry “Rat” Giacone. Larry received an N.C.A.A. Golf Scholarship to Southern Illinois University on the basis of his golfing ability. In the Benton Invitational, Larry placed first; in the Harrisburg Invirational he placed seventh. First was Larry’s position _ in the South Seven Conference. In district he placed second; in sectional, he placed fourth. Golf is a game of concentration and extreme self discipline on the course. Many hours of practice were put in on the golf course by members of the 1972 team. The Benton team had a } respectable season in 1972. They were six and seven in match play. The team advanced as far as district where they placed sixth. Although the 1973 team will miss the seniors from last year’s team, they will look forward to the season. Golf 72 MATCH PLAY 6-7 TOURNAMENTS Benton Invitational Harrisburg Invitational South Seven District PLAYERS Larry Giacone Eric Perkins Bruce Pace Warren Neal Jim Davis Steve Cury Murphy Hart Blake Williams 2nd 5th 6th 6th SEASON AVE. 38.9 42.1 44.6 45.1 46.7 47.7 47.8 48.0 63 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE SEASON RECORD 3-2 The Cross Country Runners 1972 TOURNAMENTS : | Olney Invitational 6th [ Mattoon Invitational 8th Benton Invitational 8th } South Seven Conference 4th VARSITY : SEASON RECORD 63 ; TOURNAMENTS : Columbia Invitational 14th Olney Invitational 6th | West Frankfort Invitational 2nd | Flora Invitational 11th ! Waterloo Invitational Sth Mattoon Invitational 23rd Benton Invitational 4th South Seven Conference 3rd District 2nd Sectional 8th Mr. Miller also coached a Freshman- Ms Sophomore cross country team composed of ,- i= a ie : Roger Smith, Keith Piercy, Mark Craddock, Keith Tabor, Brad Price, Jay Sandusky, and David Severin. THE VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Ist row: Kenny Summers, David Conner, David Cummings. 27d row; Mark Piercy, Mark Zinzi- lieta, Chris Moore, Jerry Orterson. 64 Students Compete Intramurally ONE-ON-ONE 1972 BASKETBALL CHAMPS: Richard Eubanks, Top right: JINIOR-SENIOR BOWLING CHAMPS: Dianne How- Lex Stewart. ard, Jo Reddy, Debbie Beaty. Above: FROSH-SOPH AND SCHOOL BOWLING CHAMPS: Steve Cury, Dana Hill, Murphy Hart. rd, Goa ST FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL CHAMPS: Eric Perkins, Steve Cury, JUNIOR-SENIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPS; Mark Harben, Ned David Connor, Murphy Hart, Jerry Orterson, Dennis Richardson, Wymer, Terry Tennant, Lex Stewart. John Nangle, Tim Norman, Randy Burzynski. Charlie Moss, Not shown. 66 meh Girls Compete Interscholastically Ist row: Dianne Howard, Gina Scott, Becky Skibo. 2nd 1st row: B-TEAM: Carla Mandrell, Melanie Tabor, Janice Warren, Liz Rook, row; Laura Stewart, Ellen Chancey, Peggy Williams, Becky Kays, Cookie Armey, Gina Scott. 2nd row: A-TEAM: Laura Stewart, Donna Marialice Kays. Beverly Schram, Cindy Lowery, Not Manning, Janice Hurley, Leslie Henly, Terry Savko, Christy Rusher, Bobby Savko. shown. This year’s bowling team, as were all girls’ inter- To be on one of these teams the girls had to try-out and be a member of GAA. scholastic teams. was coached by Miss Stanley. The After they were on the team they had to face the difficulty of buying their own bowling team had a very successful year with a record of uniforms and meeting at odd hours for practice. The B-team baskerball record for | 4 — 1. This team also went to state and was beaten only this year was 3-2, and the A-team basketball record was 4-2. The B-team volleyball | by the state champs. record was 3-2, and the A-team volleyball record was 2-4. : ewT gt ae erlo, , 13 2p? i YE a mY i ieicathy) 67 oo Pe 3 ys ¥ ——— ee lone Sixth Hour Staff Mary Louise Budzak, Gaila Brown, Melinda Kolisek, Nancy Cybulski, Mr. Gary Messersmith, advisor, Nancy Eldridge. by here sae Class Editors Ist row: Jim Batts, frosh. ed.; Gayla Alsobrooks, frosh. ed.; Patti Williams, frosh. ed. 2nd row: Rhea Eva Odom, frosh. ed.; Sheryl] Cambron, soph. ed.; Mary Jankousky, sr. ed.; Mary Kay Moore, jr. ed.; Debbie Wills, jr. ed.; Tom Mick, jr. ed.; Kay Kearney, soph. ed.; Karen Shadoan, ad solicitor. Seated: Cathy Ludwig, sr. ed.; Karen Mitchell, sr. ed. Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab Scarab 69 i NAG NAT ON | The production of this yearbook actually began in April of 1972 when the entire 1973 staff was selected on the basis of written applications. In July, ad lists were compiled. With the beginning of school came the beginning of ad soliciting for the sixth hour staff, When the soliciting was completed, the concentrated planning on the yearbook was begun. A ladder was made; the ladder is a large diagram which outlines what will appear on cach page. The first section that was sent to the publishing company in Texas was the ad section which appears in the rear of the book. Also sent in on the first deadline was the club section, Each page in the book had to be designed. A ’ preliminary layout was drawn upon a small layout sheet. Then this layout was transferred to a large rough draft layout sheet. The layout was finally transferred to a quad-pack copy sheet: four copies of the layout were made. The pictures were taken | and the stories were written to form the desired layouts. After our first deadline of 32 pages was met, the staff merchandised the yearbook. In December, the freshman and sophomore class editors completed the work on their respective class sections. Identifying and stamping pictures, preparing layouts, and typ- ing names was done by the class editors. At the same time, the sixth hour staff was working on the opening signature (sixteen pages) of the Scarab. In January, the juniors and seniors worked on and completed the remaining pages of the year- book, Even after the remaining pages of the book were placed in the mail, the work for the staff was far from over. The company sent back pages to be carefully proof read. Subscrip- tion lists had to be checked and rechecked. Selection procedures for the 1974 staff had to be finalized. Plans had to be made for the distribution of the 1973 Scarab. N A Gl nll Bell = i ol | nT —e mr. messersmith — Benton Consol The Top: Robbye Hill, editor, searches through the filing cabinet and Laura Jones and Karen Shadoan work on layout. At eft: Rhonda Friar and Karen Mitchell work on their pages. Staff members above: Ist row; Mary Jankousky, reporter; Ted Stotlar, reporter; Laura Jones, Jr. edi- tor, Becky Goff, typist. 2nd row: Annet Atkins, typist; Carol Galbraith, copy editor; Bobbi Battle, reporter; Mary Kay Moore, reporter; Richard Rea, reporter; Dianne Howard, typist; Barry Sink, sports editor; Ayten Williamson, reporter; David Sluzevich, reporter; Beverly Lampley, reporter; Danny Tennant, reporter. Paley Nimes r ) wa ee - 72 idated High School Echo The work on The Echo, as on any other publication, proceeds in stages. The editors make assignments and set deadlines for the Ue writers. The ad solicitors approach the busi- ness community. Given a list of subjects, — — a the photographer begins to take pictures. s yAA Typed stories are returned by the writers VK OW e and are copyread by the editors and advisor. The copy is sent to press; then it is read for errors and laid out as it will appear in the paper. The paper is now ready for printing. Hot off the press, the newspaper is distrib- Baan manager and circulation. 2nd row: James Chapman, reporter; Karen Mitchell, feature editor; Tom Mick, reporter; Rhonda Friar, photog- rapher and art manager; Mrs. Taylor, sponsor; Jim Batts, art assistant. Not pictured: Kevin Cox, photographer; Robbye Hill, editor. 73 74 The Band TWIRLERS Left to right: Beverly Lawson, Salinda Aaron Wendy Barnfield, Debbie Wills, Vickic Reddy, Sheri Bowman, Rhonda Fubanks Robin Hefner. Back: Mary Kay Moore Front; Pam Hankins, Drum Majorette BAND OFFICERS Left to right: Vice president, Debbie Wills Director, Vince Huffman; Secretary-Trea- surer, Melinda Kolisek; President, Warren Neal. 2 RIFLE SQUAD Left to right: Rhoda Morris, Terri Hargis, Cathy Wilkerson, Robin Wade, Susan Dun- can, Marsha Martin, Rhonda Moore, Patti Skibo, LaVera Spilman. LETTER GIRLS Jennifer Hoffman, Glenda Bennett, Ayten Williamson, Becky Kays, Dede Jones, Deb- bie Webb. DRUM MAJORETTE Pam Hankins SAXOPHONES Lst row: Steve Joiner, Debbie Webb, Mary Kay Moore, Bobbi Battle, Rose Gostowski, Gailverne Dona, Clark Ann Mitchell, Roberta Wil- liams. CLARINETS 1st row: Debbie Wills, Sherry Bowman, Salinda Aaron. 2nd row: Gayla Alsobrooks, Christy Rusher, Christy Tennison, Linda Knutsen, Bertha Fotheringhame, Scott Sims, Jeff Tindall. 3rd row: Chery] Gibbs, Deana Cantrell, Melanie Hughes, Carol Klochany, Julie Page, Jean Page, Gary Poole, 76 PERCUSSION 1st row; Kel Hamilton, Donna Manning, Rodney Kirkman. 2nd row. Tagg O'Sullivan, D. D. Hitt, Jim Curry, Scoct Weathers. FLUTES : Ist row: Dede Jones, Beverly Lawson, Robin Hefner, Linda Gibson, Stephanie Crane, Rhonda Eubanks, Sally Stotlar, Melinda Simpson, Wendy Barnfield. 2nd row: Jennifer Hoffman, Cindy Hirsch, Carol Shew, Gina Dayis, Sheri Hobbs, Melinda Kolisek, Beverly Schram, Lorri Rook, Kathy Kinkade. TRUMPETS 1st row: Steve Sniderwin, Delores Obrecht, Paul Price, Keith Otter- son. 2nd row: Alan Batts, Max Conner, Bruce Long, Brad Brice, Eric Forby, Mark Hall, Bill Kinison. BRASS Ist row; Jane Page, Bill Chaplain, Glenda Bennett, Warren Neal, Robert Lewis. 2nd row: Anthony Turyn, David Knight, John Jan- kousky, Lindell Sneed, Tom Winston, Chery] Carter. BRASS Ist row: David Knight, Kim King, Linda Chady. STAGE BAND 1st row: Bill Chaplain, Bill Kinison, Paul Price, Alan Batts, Warren Neal, Anthony Turyn, Donna Manning, David Knight, John Jan- kousky, Chery! Carter, Tom Winston, Lindell Sneed. 2nd row; Scott Sims, Steve Joiner, Clark Ann Mitchell, Mary Kay Moore, Bobbi Battle, Gailverne Dona, Beverly Schram, Glenda Bennett. The Benton High Choruses 7 tf .2.3.8.2.8. Sa | y i GIRLS CHORUS, Ist row: Karen Hill, Toni Denham, Deidre Barnfield, Wesla Ann Pickard, Rita Whittington, Terri Toms, Terry Dillon, Rhoda Mornis, Patricia Booker, Mary Summary, Marsha Hammers, Bobby Sayko, Lee Ann Moore, Debbie Webb, Beverly Lawson. 2nd row: Vicky Dillon, Crystal Gray, Judy Edwards, Cathy Hill, Linda Pearcy, Becky Eisenhauer, Pattie Armey, Tammy Moore, Cathy Linn, Cheryl Carter, Jean Page, Loma Neuenschwander, Beverly Schram, Cindy Hirsch, Debbie Sanford. 37d row: Marialice Kays, Bonnie Pritchett, Sheila Kays, June Carlton, Clark Ann Mitchell, Julie McLearin, Pam Schockley, Gina Davis, Caro] Knutsen, Gayla Payne, Vickie May, Connie Atwood. MIXED CHORUS, Ist row: Jo Reddy, Karen Michell, Pam Bolt, Candy Robey, Missy Malkovich, Janis McCreery, Greta Garbo, Dianne Hilliard. 2nd row: Charlotte Moore, Nancy Cybulski, Ayten Williamson, Terri Reed, Bobbi Battle, Angela Holmes, Ann Woolley, Sheri Hobbs, Karen Rhine, Judy Givenrod. 37d row: Beverly Walker, Mark Alexander, Tom Mick, Anthony Turyn, Robert Lewis, Paul Price, Ricky Summers, Ross Wyatt, Tom Winston, Scott Sims, David Shadoan. 4th row: John Mrogenski, James Batts, Murphy Hart, Barry Sink, Jerry Orterson, Allan Kimball, Brad Burzynski, Roger Merkel, John Rogers, Rick Lampley, Richard Rea, Mike Wilkerson. | Filled The Room With Their Singing MADRIGALS, Ist row: Beverly Walker, Ann Woolley, Karen Mitchell, Bobbi Battle, Charlotte Moore, Janis McCreery, Greta Garbo, Sheri Hobbs. 2nd row; Richard Rea, Barry Sink, Jerry Otterson, Scott Sims, Brad Burzynski, Ross Wyatt, Paul Price, Tom Mick. Above: Mrs. Frailey, Director. CHORUS OFFICERS: Barry Sink, president; Becky Eisenhauer, vice-president; Sheri Hobbs, Junior representative; Bobby Savko, Fresh- man representative; Mark Alexander, Sophomore representative-not present. si 80 CYS Becky Eisenhauer Pattie Armey Tammy Moore Cindy Hirsch Cheryl Carter Clark Ann Mitchell Cathy Linn Gayla Payne Boys’ Quart Key Club Key Club is a boys’ service club at =HS, Key Club members were seen this mar soliciting funds for charitable organiza- gs. The Kiwanis Club sponsors this club hich js part of an international organiza- on. As sophomores, boys are nominated nd yored on by active members in the pb. The members are eligible to attend he state convention. 82 had a course i of November, Thompsonvill February. Mrs. speaker at this’ slides of past régions supper was held March everyone plete their projects cal Meeting held o 1. Mrs. Lewis, spor 2. Allan Wisely 3. David McCollum 4. Chris Moore 5. Tom Battle 6. Mary Jankous 7. Cathy Whitehead 8. Sandra Irvin 9. Lynette VanHom: Spanish Club Spanish Club is for students currently enrolled in a Spanish class. Spanish Club fentered into Homecoming festivities with Style building the first prize float, “Pluck scomplete with a pinata. Spanish : ¢ fo visit Rend Lake Junior es = 00, L. Neuenschwander 30, Janice Hurley 39. Murphy Hart 31. Terry Hargis 40. Bill Rone 32. Shery! Cambron 41. Bill Kinison 33. Scott Pritchard 42. Andy Ahlfeld 34, James Chapman 43. Pam Boldt 35. Renee Sandusky 44. Christine Kearney 36. Cindy Browning 45. Mary Jo Cockmm 37, Richard Shockley 46, Patty Hedges 38. Mark Harben 47. Linda Chady 84 The Latin Club consists of all students enrolled in the Latin I and II classes. Miss Taylor is the sponsor. In mid-December, the Latin II students enjoyed their annual Sacur- nalia feast with top-ranking Latin I students as slaves. They had the honor of waiting hand and foot on their favorite Sophomore. Latin Club also raffled off “slaves for a day.” This year, all the freshman Latin I students could join for the first time. The raffle was held outdoors. Also, Latin Club entered into homecoming festivities with a Roman-style float that expressed che true feelings of the Latin Club — “Soc et Tuem.” 9. Rhea Eva Odom 10. Jo Ann Nangle 11. Julie Page 12. Patti Armey Chery! Carter . Debbie Webb . Debbie Minier . Debby Harvey . Ellen Jenkins . Deloris Obrechr - Melanie Hughes - Sally Scorlar 14, Jean Page SN AWVAwWN-— 16. Lynn South = ee 13, Gayla Alsobrooks 15. Susan Givenrod iia nue i — - 21, David Atchiso St i ; aS i j 17. Jane Mullins 18. Steve Pritchard — : 19, Webb Smith = 20, Miss Taylor, © P sponsor 22, John Phelps Library Club 1. L. Willis 5. J. Dungy 2. P. Gipson 6. P. Hedges 3. Mrs. Little, 7. K. Summers sponsor 8. K. Lockin 4. T. Rone 9. J Schleicher The girls who belong to the Library Club serve as library assistants during the day. The members do filing and checking of books while under che supervision of the librarian. They are members of the Little Egypr’s Scudent Library Association = NTSOR, and Council - 9. Miss Taylor, 10. L. VanHom 85 mAs fe a 7 =a a iM fil ona E at ik — A a | 7 f aS j P , SS —— Sg Eee | SRN NE an a i? =. SN “¢) sgh rf - Se , Ww . : j ; t — = az ’ pet , at f S AS Ze Tawana Rone 2. Patty Crowell 3. Debbie Beaty 4 14. 15. Jo Lynn Swofford 16. 17. 18. 19. 86 - Gina Davis } 6. 7. Melba Browning 8. 93 10. 11. 12. Darlene Thompson 13. Rita Whittington Cindy Hirsch Grol Klochany Chery! Gibbs Marsha Martin Karen Eubanks Sandra Irvin Pam Munron Sarah Mitchell Mrs. Dallape, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Roberts, Sponsors . Pam Gipson . Debbie Morris . Glenda Bennett - Rhonda Adkins - Rhoda Morris Future Homemakers Of 25. Deidre Barnfield 26. Deana Cantrell 2 : = 27. Debbie Canada 28. Peggy Summers 29. Cindy Lowery 50. Mary Corey 31. Debbie Bennett 32, Dianne Hilliard 33. Pam Hall 34. Debbie Eubanks 35. Jo Reddy 36, Gayla Payne 37. Sheila Johnson 38. Carla Spencer 39. Tom Bartle 40. Penny Marvel 41, Carol Shew — : 42. Patti Skibo ee 43. Barbara Koyarik 44. Kendra Price 45. Connie Atchison 46, Karen Rhine 47. Angela Holmes 48. Beverly Walker 49. Robin (Gher 1. Chuck Hall m2. 6. Jim Howard - 9. Kenny Summers David Clark 9. Carl Overturf “10. Leon Sanders 11. Kenny Sentel “12. Terry Storey 13. David Rubenacker 14. Mr. Finley sponsor 15. Bill Chapman 16. Dana Williams Meare ip Bs 17. Lewis Hackleman 18. Gary Cook 19. Jim Wiggins 20. Lloyd Allsopp 21, John Rone 22. Roger Smith 23. Fred West 24. G. Fotheringhame 25, Doug Webb 26. Randy Robey 27. John Whittington 28. Floyd Smith 29, Dennis Stewart 30. Jim Damell 31. Jeff Akin 32. David Knight 34. . Terry Jackson 5. Bill Chaplain 37. . Lonnie Atwood 39. David Ezell 40. . Gary West . Eugene West 44. . Bob Adams . Eddie Willard . Gary Jackson � Terry Clark . Ricky Sink Mike Keamey Steve Sniderwin Randy Piper Kevin Poole Mike Wilkerson Future Farmers Of America The Future Farmers of America is a club open to any boy who is taking agriculture. In the fall the new members were initiated at the barn of Kenny Sentel. Some of the things that the new members had to do were éat green persimmons, smear polk berries on their skin, crawl through mud, and kiss the farmer’s bible (molasses and ground up seed.) At the first pare of the year, FFA pins were issued to the freshmen and sophomores In order for a junior or sénior to get a pin, he must be an officer, The officers’ pins are regular pins with an extra attachment advisor — owl], president — rising sun, vice president — plow, secretary — ear of corn, treasurer — George Wash- ington, and reporter — flag. From October tenth through the fourteenth, the officers of FFA and Mr. Finley, the sponsor, attended the National FFA Con- vention at Kansas City, Missoun. Ac the convention, Mr. Finley received the Honorary American Farmer Degree, the highest honorary award that the FFA presents, and a gold key. In November FFA co-hosted the Farmers’ Ball with FHA. At the bal! Barbara Kovarik was crowned queen and David Clark was crowned king. The FFA float entered in the home- coming parade was entitled, “Ics No Bull.” Through- out the year FFA participated in several judging con- tests, 88 Sly 1, Rose Gonaws ii 2. Jo Ann Nangle 3. Tom McAfoo: 4. Roger Merkel 5. Tom Winston — 6. Lindell Sneed 8. Sceve Joiner 9. Jeff Staley — 11. Alan Batts 12. wae Brown — 14, Kim Smith - . ae 15. Mr. er 16. Mr. Richmond, sponsors year instead of a ‘scien members discussed | “Funare first half of che year. Later in’ the had access to the dark room built i new school. pas 1. Julie Feezor 2; Gayla Alsobrooks 3. Rhonda Marshall ’ 4. Shery] Cambron 5. Karen Mitchell 6. Becky Eisenhauer 7. Linda Chady 22. Valerie Kane 23. Janis McCreery 24. Missy Malkovich 25. Beverly Walker 26. Karen Keelin 27. Clark Ann Mitchell 28. Debbie Webb 29. Mrs. Craddock, sponsor 30. Mary Beth Saunders 31. Mary Jankousky 32. Kim King 33. Jill Weathers 34. Marian Ingram 35. Mary K. Moore 36. Judy Givenrod 37. Lisa Simpson 38, Jane Mullins 39. Susan Givenrod 40. Lynn South several community drives. Club membership is open to anyone inter- ‘ested in education. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Craddock. At the end of the year, a scholarship is granted to a graduating senior. = = + se RS EE oe ah ST SS eS tee eS TR IS A Future Business Leaders Of A 90 .G. V, Dona .C. A. Mitchell M. Malkovich J. McCreery . B, Walker _K. Mitchell 15. T. Reed 16, C. Moore 17. A, Holmes 18, Mr, Ceci, sponsor 19. M. Kolisek 20. N. Eldridge 1 2 af ft 5 6, K. Rhine 7 8. 9. 0. L K. Keelin 21. D. McCollum . K. Rice 22. A. Batts 10. J. Givenrod 23, T. Srotlar 11. B. Bartle i 24. J. Padavic 12. §. Hobbs 25. P. Price 26. L. Stewart 27. M. Halliday 13, M. K. Moore 14. D. Manning The purpose of the Speech Club is to create a fellow- ship among those persons who hold a special interest in or are active in the fields of drama, oral interpretation, public speaking, debate, or communications, and to encourage excellence in communicati ons. Mr. Ceci ts the sponsor. a i 4 ° a 4 - r : =. n at “— = ( ; 2 . . . . ‘ —_—| pt ’ = � | ‘ 4 ) E eee Ney She L Le ee Soe ; is et ep, A Se ry eae | i ' . at A eel . 2 z ayy | s 4 : le — en Girls’ Athletic Association The Girls’ Athletic Association is a club for — any girl who is interested in sports. This year GAA sponsored intramural tourna- — ments in ping pong, volleyball, badminton, and basketball. GAA also had interscholastic _ games in the following sports: volleyball, bowling, basketball, softball, and track and field events. Tee shirts were sold as th fund raiser for this club. At the end of year awards were given to © fa members. ;. National Honor Society : who Were voted into the society as juniors. The faculty voted he basis Of ‘scholarship, service, leadership, and character. More rs jand seniors were elected in the spring of the year Becky Goff Karen Shadoa n Terry Savko Cathy Ludwig Mary Jankousky Sandra Irvin . Mary Beth Saunders Debbie Beaty Rhonda Priar Mary Jo Cockrum Judy Sink Debbie Morris Glenda Bennett Rhonda Adkins Cathy Whitehead . Jo Reedy Caro] Galbraith Pam Bolde Annet Atkins Karen Mitchell 21. Janice Schleicher . Becky Eisenhauer . Christine Kearney Leslie Henley 5 June Dungy Mary L. Budzak 7. Gatla Brown Warren Neal Brad Burzynski Barry Sink Ted Storlar Richard Rea Art Rice Mrs. Craddock Mrs. Cordts sponsor Andy Ahlfeld David Hurley Chris Moor Dennis Andrews Robert Corn Mr. Gulley, Mr Cole, spons¢ rs Alan Batts John Lewis Jeff Staley Dwain Loucks The Student Council is made up of three clected representatives from each of the junior and senior classes. Two representatives are elected from the freshman and sophomore classes. The presidents and vice presidents from cach class serve on the council. This year the Studenc Council conducted a survey on the selection of homecoming attend- — ants. The student body yored to allow a girl to serve as attendant for only one year; however, a former attendant may be elected queen during her senior year. ; 10. Melanie Tabor 11. Miss Kirsch, — sponsor 12, Nancy Cybulski 13. Ted Stotlar 14. Lee Lemmon 15. Andy Lampley 16, Lex Stewart 17. Joe Padavic 1, Cindy Lowery 2 Chris Bicker 3. Sheryl Cambron 4, Laura Jones 5, Jennifer Hoffman 6. Beverly Walker 7. Laura Stewart 8. Cathy Linn 9. Cindy Hirsch __ Student Council me Future Nurses’ Club at the Franklin Hospital. This c lub cers, 1. Gayla Eubanks 12. 2. Mrs. Aaron, 13 sponsor 14. 3. Terry Savko 15. 4. Karen Rhine 16. 5. Terri Reed 17. 6. Pam Hall 18. 7. Linda Gibson 19. 8. Lee Ann Moore 20. 9. B. Fotheringhame 21, 10, Julie McLearin 22. 11. M. B, Saunders A aca Marsha Martin Joyce Webb Patty Skibo Kathy Summers Thelma Ham Sharon Colvin Rhoda Morris Debbie Eubanks Connie Atchison J. Page Sheila Griffith The Future Nurses Club consists of girls from all four classes. Some of the junior and senior girls chose to do volunteer work, as pinkies, had a bake sale to acquire its moncy. A new FNC member was easily recognized by her multicade of bandages on initiation day. The FNC girls also helped Mrs. Aaron take height and weight measurements and give eye exams. During the Christmas season, the girls cheered the patients at the hospital by taking them decorated tray favors. At the Mother-Daughter Banquet, the club finished off the year by inaugurating the newly elected offi- 95 Mu Alpha Theta is a national mathematical society, This year Mrs. Payne sponsored Math Club. Math Club meetings were held bi- monthly on the second and fourth Mondays of eyery month, This year the senior members presented math programs at the meetings and the underclassmen provided the refreshments. Math Club entered a float in the homecoming parade entitled “We Calculate Victory.” In the winter the members received theic membership certificates from the national headquarters. New associate Math Club members were initiated a day before the dance. Math Club 1. Score Weathers 2. John Jankousky 3. Mrs. Payne, sponsor 4. Linda Chady 5. Chris Bicket 6, Barbara Kovarik 7. Beverly Lawson 8. Gaila Brown 9. Laura Jones 10. Janis McCreery 11. Karen Rhine 12. Karen Keelin 13. Deidre Barnfield 14. J. Page 15, Pam Shockley 16, Bonnie Pritchect 17. Carol Galbraith 18. Laura Stewart 19. Mary KK. Moore 20. Bobbi Battle 21. Connie Atchison 22. Pam Hall _ Debbie Eubanks _ Susie Batts . Robert Corn . Leslie Henley . Mary B. Saunders . Karen Shadoan - Mary Jo Cockrum - Mary L. Budzak . Annet Atkins . Cathy Whitehead . Cathy Ludwig _ Ted Storclar . Mary Jankousky . Becky Eisenhauer . Chris Moore . Alan Batts . Andy Ahlfeld 40. Richard Rea . Warren Neal . David McCollum . Barry Sink Public Library Dist. 502 S. Main St. Benton, IL 62812 Benton 98 The Class Of 1976 Freshmen We begin a new life. Our world now focuses on new experiences, new surround- ings, and new hopes. Somehow overcoming the ridicule of our upperclassmen, we mas- tered our combinations, and with our handy maps, slowly but surely, we learned our way around the school. Eventually, as our confi- dence grew, we advanced to our destinations without even a glance above the door. Our tensions eased as we began to engage in school activities. We chose our class offi- cers to represent us and somehow to pro- claim our maturity. Our responsibilities will build as we learn to grasp at new surroun ings. Our experiences in this new world high school will help us realize a for the future. : Pictured at the left are our and sponsors: Mrs. Janes, s Lampley, president; Beverly surer; Patci Williams, sec Hirsch, vice-president; Mr, Leila Aaron Pam Adams Willard Allen Lloyd Allsopp Gayla Alsobrooks Patne Armcy Darrell Barlow Bob Barnfield Wendy Barnfield Jim Barts Lori Beasley Elizabeth Beaty Erman Beaty Nancy Beaty Craig Beck Patricia Booker Sherry Bowman Roberta Braden Barbara Bradley Debra Brayfield Rene Brown Marty Burgess Deana Cantrell June Carlton Diana Chaney Larry Chaplain Bill Chaplain Jerry Clayton Mike Cluck Chery] Cochrum Look ahead, face tomorrow, make new friends. 99 Jerry Conner Mark Conner Max Conner Mary Corey Anthony Costa Mark Craddock Lisa Cremeens Mike Cremeens Jim Curry Gina Davis Seort Duncan Buck Durham As we get older, work seems a lot less Susan Dyas Leona Eaton Rhonda Eubanks David Ezell Eric Forby Lloyd Potheringhame Allan Frost Ricky Puller Mary Fustin Elizabeth Garrett Ann Gibbs Clyde Gibbs Judy Gipson Par Gollihee Rose Gostowskl Randy Haitheoat Joyce Hall Mark Hall Marsha Hammers Pegay Hammond Susan Hammond Tonya Hastings Alan Flatchere Debbie Hathcoat fun, Karen Hill Dianne Hilliard Cindy Hirsch Betty Hopkins Mclanie Hughes Garry Jackson Terry Jackson Paula Johnson John Jones Jolene Jones Ricky Karroll Dale Kash Sheila Kays Mike Kearney Regina Keen Joann Kelley Allan Kimball Kathy Kinkade David Knight Linda Knutsen Tom Lamz Andy Lampley Gail Lee Robert Lewis Bruce Long Cindy Lowery Carla Mandrell Dayla Manis Rick McClintock Bryan McPherson Scott Meacham Myrcthell Merkel Mike Mirchell Russell Mitchell Tammy Moore John Mrogenski 101 ————e——E—EEEiE Ricky Myers Russell McCann Joyce Nalley Jo Ann Nangle Delores Obrecht Rhea Eva Odom Keith Otterson Cindy Overturf Don Owens Julie Page Linda Pearcy Mark Phelps Mane Phillips Wesla Ann Pickard Keith Piercy Gary Poole Brad Price Steve Pritchard Kenny Pucketr Marvin Purdue Vicki Reddy Jim Reed Connie Riger Penny Reynolds Charles Ridgel Kenny Ritchason Laura Roberts John Rone Roberta Rone Lori Rook Christy Rusher Jay Sandusky Debbie Sanford Jimmy Saunders Bobby Savko Wanda Schafer Beverly Schrim Gina Scort David Severin Carol Shew Melinda Simpson Marty Sims Parry Skibo Brent Smith Byron Smith Kim Smith Kay Smith Maric Smith Robbie Smith Webb Smith Debbie Smothers Dennis Stewart Bertrettia Stinson Sheila Stinson Shirley Stinson Sally Storlar Rhoda Srudt Bert Sullivan David Summers Debbie Summers Peggy Summers Rhonda Summers Tim Summers Jo Lynn Swofford Keith Tabor Danny Tennant Christy Tennison Jackie Thompson Jeff Tindall Scort Tomer Terri Toms Olga Troyan 103 104 You know your're really a bore when the before you finish Anthony Turyn Rusty Wanstreet Janice Warren Danny Webb Ralph Webber Allan Welch Shirley Wertz Fred West Garry West Lynette Whaley Rita Whittington Jackie Wiggins Jim Wiggins Cathy Wilkerson Dennis Wilkerson Joni Wilkerson Eddie Willard Dana Williams teacher thanks you for answering a question answering it. Dwayne Williams Kevin Williams Lois Williams Malckom Williams Pata Williams Debby Winemiller Sharon Winemiller William Winters Jackie Wyant Brenda Younger Danny Younger Karen Zook In memory of Kim Crider Jat ees 105 The Sophomore Class enjoys their second year | On August 28 we entered the doors of BCHS — one year older and wiser than before — feeling sophisticated as we looked down on the nervous and giddy freshmen. We nonchalantly went to our lock- ers and opened them withour much trouble. Then we walked on to our classes, ridiculing those freshmen who were getting lost. As school finally got underway and all the exciting activities began, we eagerly joined what was worth joining. The real fun did not start, though, until che football season and the concession stand opened. We all remember panic-stricken Mr. Aiken when someone tried co hide a “dog” for himself to eat after we closed. However, we We had a money making project, selling candles this year. Mrs. Craddock has still not completely recuperated from manning down certain sophomores and asking them to turn in cheir candle money. We enjoyed Homecoming, although we did not have a float. We were very proud to have had some of our sophomore boys playing in the Turkey Day Game. Our sophomore year was a memorable one and we are looking forward cto the next two years as upperclassmen. Our class officers and sponsors are pictured above: Mr. Aiken, sponsor; Shery] Cam- bron, president; Mrs. Craddock, sponsor; David Sluzevich, treasurer; Lisa Simpson, secretary; Chris Bicket, vice-president. 106 Craig Aaron Salinda Aaron Bob Adams Kevin Akin Mark Alexander Bennie Allsopp Greg Alton Gary Arbuckle David Atchison Connie Atwood Mike Bailey Bennie Barlow Carolyn Barnfield Deidre Barnfield Steve Bamfield Michael Bates Susan Batts Brian Bauer Sharon Beaty Debbie Bennett Chris Bicker Angela Blair Michelle Bolen 107 William Braden Bobby Briccon Duane Bruce Tom Burgess Danny Burnett Randy Burzynski Sheryl] Cambron Steve Camden John Caraker Carrie Carter Chery! Carter Linda Chady Bill Chapman Bill Chrostoski Curtis Cockrum Jean Cockrum Kenneth Cockrum David Conner Gary Cook Stephanie Crane Steve Cury David Daisy Janet Darnell Jim Darnell Steve Davey 108 Lynne Davis Jeff DeMattei Toni Denham Terry Dillon Vicky Dillon Gailverne Dona Robbie Dunbar Nellie Duncan Judy Edwards Gayla Eubanks Julie Feezor Donna Fisher Brian Fitzpatrick Sandra Fitzpatrick Vickie Fletcher Linda Gibson Susan Givenrod Crystal Gray John Grimes Lewis Hackleman Chuck Hall 109 Kel Hamilton Bill Hammond Brenda Hankins Mary Hantak Terri Hargis Seo o So = sec esol | Murphy Hart Debby Harvey Rhonda Hay Debbie Hedges Rick Hefner Pam Hewlett Dana Hull Jennifer Hoffman Stephanie Hollowell Janice Hurley John Jankousky Debbie Jenkins Ellen Jenkins Dede Jones Terena Kash Marialice Kays 110 Kay Kearney Jesse King Jackie Kinkade Carol Knutsen Mike Kondritz Glenn Kovach Barbara Kovarik Gary Krafr Gloria Lampley William Lampley Beverly Lawson Lee Lemmon Jerry Legendre Tim Lewis Jennifer Maggard Cathy Malatestia Rhonda Marshall Penny Marvel Vickie May Julie McLearin Robert McPherson David Miller Jean Ann Miller Paul Miller Robert Miller ae aa a ™ mee Debbie Minier Clark Ann Mitchell Lee Ann Moore Rhoda Morris Richard Mortis Ron Morr Jane Mullins David Myers Loma Neuenschwander Nicholls Louis Jerry Otrerson Janice Overturf Jane Page Jean Page Tony Palazzolo Gayla Payne Erie Perkins Roxanne Perkins Jon Phelps Gary Piercy Kevin Poole Scott Pritchard Cindy Ray Monty Rea Lonnie Reiger 112 William Reese Dennis Richardson Eddie Richardson Johnny Robbins Randy Robey as fi ul Ae Aa ” a i) oh 4) | 7; A} HI | Waren i! . | | Th Wa) WAM TI | we Wii WHET TA 1] Anthony Rogers Billy Rone Renee Sandusky Robin Shaw Joanna Sheldon Allen Shelton Rosemary Shelton Pam Shockley Richard Shockley Candy Sileven Lisa Simpson Becky Skibo David Sluzevich Charlene Smith Roger Smith Bill Smith Bill Smothers Mark Smothers Steve Sniderwin Lynn South 113 114 Ayten Williamson Lynne Willis Mike Wyant Carla Spencer John Spilman Barbara Summers Kathy Summers Ricky Summers Cristy Swofford Jerry Swofford David Tate Scott Weathers Debbie Webb Doug Webb Brian Webster Eugene West Mark Whitchurch John Whitungton Mike Wilkerson Dena Williams Peggy Williams Blake Williams Juniors Class Of 1974 Football season . . . Homecoming . . . World’s Finest Chocolate . . . basketball season. . . Prom. . . the tests . These are but a few things that will shape our future lives and somehow mold us into beings that will be thrust into a world of adulthood. It is a beginning of a change in our lives where our feel- ings weigh heavily; our moods form our conduct. We face decisions that question our moral viewpoint — choosing the fight for our- selves as individuals, These brief moments in our lives — most to be forgotten . . . the best to be shared . . . decisions. . . morals . the “crowd” . . . feelings . . . positions . . . moods . . . sorrow . . happiness . . . and our world rushes on. The class officers are above: Nancy Cybulski, president; Nancy Eldridge, secretary; Mrs. Hill, sponsor; Brenda Eisenhauer, treasurer; Beverly Walker, vice-president; Mr. Shepard, sponsor, not available for picture. 115 116 Nelson Adams Cookie Armey Jim Armey Connie Atchison Lonnie Atwood Bobbi Bartle Jim Barts Janel Browning Sheila Burnece Debbie Bush Debbie Canada Tom Carlton David Cummings Stephanie Cury Nancy Cybulski Debbie Darnell essence of everything Paul Dinkins Carolyn Duncan Brenda Eisenhauer Nancy Eldridge Debbie Eubanks Karen Eubanks B. Fotheringhame G. Fotheringhame Dennis Furlong Jerry Gant Greta Garbo Steve Genisio 117 Chery! Gibbs Judy Givenrod John Gordon Shelia Griffith Cindy Hacklemen Sherry Haithcoac Pam Hall Scorr Hall Mike Halliday Jay Hartley Rita Hays Robin Hefner aA bl Ted Higgens Cathy Hill D. D. Hirt Sheri Hobbs 118 Rolland Holloway Angela Holmes Norman Hopkins Marian Ingram Toni Isaacs Mary Jamerson Steve Joiner Laura Jones Valerie Kane Karen Keelin Robert Kelley Vince Kelley Jeff Kimmel Kim King Rodney Kirkman Carol Klochany 119 120 Melinda Kolisek Jaimic LaBuwi Beverly Lampley David Larkin Remember we all Cathy Linn Karen Lockin Bull McCarty Steve McCommons Janis McCreery Jane McGuire Missy Malkovich Debby Mandrell Mark Manis Tom Mick Dean Miller Rodney Miller Shelley Minor Jeff Mitchell Charlotte Moore Jeff Moore Mary Kay Moore Pam Munton Steve Neal Scott O'Sullivan Larry Orterson Carl Overcurf Gary Page Mark Piercy bad I = ay Lo) But first we Kendra Price Paul Price Patui Prior Bonnie Pritchett 121 Mike Prowel! Becky Randall Paul Ray Jackie Chaney Reed Janis Reed Tern Reed Karen Rhine Karen Rice John Roberts John Rogers Ken Sencel Scort Sims Chery] Smith Ricky Sink Harriet Smith Rickie Smith 122 —————————————eerrorroe ee ee —EEE Sherry Smith Scott Stella Laura Stewart Clarence Studt Greg Summary Sheila Cockrum Taylor Van Thomas Darlene Thompson Thomas Van Fossan Lisa Van Horn Robin Wade Beverly Walker Vickie Waller R. Wasylezak Debra Waugh Jill Weathers 123 Carolyn Webb Darrell Webb Joyce Webb Debbie Wills Tom Winston David Wisely Ann Woolley Ross Wyatt Don’t long for the “good old days” for you don’t know whether they were any better than these! Ecclestastes 7:10 Cafeteria lines . . . your first date . carols in the hall semester exams . . . Mr. Rhodes . . . falling plaster . . . Problems class, . . pep sessions . . . rolling on the front lawn. . . the night before graduation. . . Is there anything that pulls this all together? Probably not. Is there anything we all have in common? Nothing, save these four years. Perhaps the single thread connecting 1969 to 1973 has been the two-edged theme of hope and di sappointment. There has been hope for peace in Vietnam, hope for unity during the Olympic games, hope for compromises within our nation. Yet, these hopes were squelched as the hope for peace died time and time again, as the Olympic games ended in brutal massacres, as our differences tore our nation apart. A new pride in our space programs brought America into a shining prominence, but in this year, the program was abruptly cut off. Our community struggled through trials, bad weather, and strikes to complete our new high school by January; however, this hope diminished into the disappointment of waiting until next year. To seniors, the theme has become a reality. We have hopes of new experiences awaiting us after graduation, yet there is the disap- pointment of leaving friends and good times. There is a hope for a bright future, and there is disappointment in goals not yet attained. Now, for the first time, we realize chat life isn’t all one way or another. There is a time for everything and a purpose for everything. With this thought in mind, we dedicate this section to the Class of 1973. Pictured at the left are our class officers, council members, and sponsors: Becky Eisenhauer, treasurer; Ted Stotlar, council member; Melanie Tabor, vice-president; Joe Padavic, council member; Mr Richmond and Mr. Jourdan, sponsors; Mary Jankousky, secretary; Becky Harvey, president; Lex Stewart, council member. There Is A Time For Everything ee tek ag eatre : a strat ‘ ey eee glenda bennett scott barnfield mike benns tom battle Ss rhonda adkins dennis brock eo ae melba browning mary louise budzak brad burzynski pam burzynski ellen chancey patty crowell a el eE———EEEE—E——E———EEEE mes POO TUS EE, BREN) ae PT POY AN TEP TO ee ee fe ee, | PRR ct tenement ere A Se per PE a es ets jim duncan ella mae arnett A Time For rhonda ee carol ate pamela a edi Be robert goss andrew gostowski pamela hankins mark harben becky harvey barbara head A Time For robbye hill =“! Gathering Stones sandra irvin mary jankousky rah jim howard fred hunter 129 wendy me clintock russell kindade david me collum A Time To Be Quiet mark malkovich marsha martin roger merkel dennis minor karen mitchell rhonda moore debra morris charles moss jobn nangle = d iS ‘ H vs warren neal art fice scott rice candy robey tawana rone fran rook 132. 2 Ee OR nn Ee Sea tas Ee aS PD SE ee EE ee j dawn severin f ye Lb’ i robert shelton barry sink ca lindell sneed la vera spilman jeff staley lex stewart A Time For Peace terry storey ted stoclar 133 134 james summers ken summers melanie tabo: james whittington cindy williams allan wisely TTA eet ee nee OR Ee eee mark zinzilieta ‘Adkins, Rhonda: Girls’ Baskerball, Track, Volleyball; Nar] Hon. Soc; FHA Public Relations; History Club; ‘GAA; Hi-Tni; Guid. Cadet; Speech Club. Ahlfeld, Andy L: Football; Nat'l Hon. Soc.; Science ‘Club; Radio Commun. Club; Spani sh Club; Math ‘Chub. Akin, Terri L. Andrews, Dennis: Basketball; Track; Nat'l. Hon. Soc.; ‘Science Club; History Club; Hi-Y; Latin Club; Letrer- mens” Club. Atkins, Mary Annet: Letter Girl; Lions’ Club Hon. Banquet; Nar’l Hon. Soc.; Spanish Club; GAA; FBLA; ECHO pypist; Ill. St. Scholar; Math Club Treas. Bacon, David B.: DO Club; Basketball; Track; Foor- ball; FFA; Science Club; History Club; Hi-Y; Key Club; Speech Club, Barnfield, Scott Allen: Golf; Radio Commun. Club; History Club; Hi-Y; Key Club. Bartle, Thomas Charles: Basketball; Golf; Foorball; FEA; FHA; Saence Club; History Club Ch; Key Club; Speech Club; Lettermens’ Club. Batts, Alan Ray: Band, Pep, Stage, Musical; Nat'l Hon. Soc.; Science Club; Photo Club; Hi-Y; Latin Club, Sac. Slave; Speech Club PL, Ind. Events; Ill. St Scholar; ‘Math Club. Beaty, Debbie: Girls’ Chorus; Nat'l Hon, Soc; FHA 2nd V-P; History Club; GAA; Hi-Tri; Larin Club, Sar. ‘Slave; Off. Cader; Musical Crew '71; LIL St. Scholar; Senior Credits Budzak, Mary Louise: Art Club; Jr. Play; Lions’ Club Hon. Banquet; Nat'l Hon. Soc, Usher; Math Field Day; Science Club, Photo Club; History Club; Spanish Club; FTA; Math Club; Ill. St. Scholar; Grad. Usher; SCARAB Editor, Ad. Solic, Class Ed., Jr. Asse, Copy Ed. Burberry, Steven Allen: Football; Hi-Y- Burton, Bonnie Lou: FNC; FHA; History Club; GAA; Speech Club, Burzynski, James BradJey: Band Sec., Pep, Stage; Cho- rus, Boys’ Quartet, All State, Pres. Madrigals; Nat'l Hon. Soc. V-P; Science Club, Hi-Y; History Club; Latin Club, Sat. Slave; Speech Club; Musical ’70, ’71, 73; Li'l Abner Cand.; Ill. St. Scholar Burzynski, Pamela Jean: Transferred from Sesser; FNC; FHA; History Club; GAA; FBLA; FTA. Camden, Barry: Photo Club. Chancey, Ellen: Girls’ Chorus; Girls’ Track, Volleyball; Hi-Tri; Musical Crew 71, ”72. Chapman, James Kirk: HARVEY Crew; Radio Com- mun. Club; Spanish Club. Childers, Judith Colleen: History Club, Hi-Tri. Clark, David E.: Cross Country; FFA Reporter; Science Club; History Club. Clark, Terry Dale: FFA; History Club. Cluck, Linda: FNC; History Club; GAA. Cockrum, Mary Jo: Lions’ Club Hon. Banquet; Nat'l Hon. Soc. Treas.; History Club; Spanish Club; GAA; Hi-Tni; Off. Cadet; Ill. St. Scholar; Math Club. Colvin, Sharon: FNC. Coons, Guy Warden: Latin Club. “Com, Robert Lewis; Basketball; Track; Football; Nat'l Hon. Soc.; Science Club; St Coun.; Spanish Club; Hi- ___-Y; Key Club; Fr. Class Pres; Li] Abner Cand.; Math yonne: Chorus; FNC; FHA V-P; b; GAA; FBLA Sec,; Hi-Tri; Off. Cadet; rus; History Club; Spanish Club; GAA; FBLA Pres; Hi-Tri. Denham, Gordon Gene. Duncan, James D., Jr: Track; Football; Hi-Y. Duncan, Susan: Band, Sr. Rep.; Rifle Squad; History Club; GAA; Hi-Tr. Dungy, Vona June: Nat'l Hon. Soc.; Spanish Club; Library Club; Lions’ Club Hon. Banquet; Math Club. Eisenhauer, Becky: Art Club; Band; Chorus V-P, Octet, All State, Madrigals; Jr. Play; Nar’l Hon. Soc.; History Club; SAE V-P; Hi-Tn Coun; Latin Club; ECHO Ad Man.; SCARAB Ad Solic., Class Ed; Fr. So. Jr. Sc. Class Treas.; Speech Club; Musical 70, '71, 72; Math Club Sec. Friar, Rhonda Jane: Art Club; Nat’l Hon. Soc; Photo Club; History Club; Spanish Club; GAA; Hi-Tri; ECHO Ar Man. and Photo.; Musical Crew 72, Prom Com. Fuller, Sherry: Girls’ Basketball, Track, Volleyball: FHA V-P; GAA; Hi-Tri. Galbraith, Carol Ann: Band, Pep, Musical; Chorus; Jr. Play Crew; Lions’ Club Hon. Banquet; Nat'l Hon. Soc. Usher; History Club; Spanish Club Sec; FTA; ECHO Copy Ed.; Grad. Usher; [IL St. Scholar; Math Club. Gipson, Pamela Sue: FHA; Library Club; Hi-Tr. Goff, Ira E: Transferred from Mt. Carmel; Bldg. Trades Club. Goff, Rebecca Luanne: Chorus; Nar’l Hon. Soc.: FBLA; ECHO Typist; Musical Crew 72. Goss, Robert: FFA; Bldg. Trades Club. Gostowski, Arthur: History Club. Ham, Thelma: FNC Sr. Coun. Member; Hi-Tri. Hankins, Pamela Jo: Band Sr. Rep.; Drum Maj., Twir- ler; FHA; Science Club; History Club; Spanish Club; GAA; Hi-Tn; ECHO Ad Solic.; Musical Crew 70. Harben, Mark A.: Track; Football; History Club; Span- ish Club; Lectermens’ Club. Harvey, Becky: Art Club Treas.; Jr. Play; Lions’ Club Hon. Banquet; Nat’l Hon. Soc. Sec., Usher; Math Field Day; Student Coun.; GAA Jr. Coun. Member; Hi-Tri Council; Latin Club, Sat. Slave; SCARAB Class Ed; Fr. So. V-P, Jr. Sr. Pres; Math Club; Homecoming Att, Queen; Daisy Mae Cand.; Grad, Marshall; Speech Club Sec.; Ill. St. Scholar; Musical '72. 135 : Henley, Leslie: Jr. Play; Girls’ Basketball, Track, Vol- Ieyball; Science Club; GAA Sec, Treas; Nat'l Hon. Soc. Ex. Goun.; Hi-Tri Coun.; Latin Club V-P; Home- coming Art; Band. Pep, Stage, Musical, Rep.; Girls’ Chorus. Hill, Robbye: Art Club; Chorus, Octet; GAA; HAR- VEY; Jr. Play; Lions’ Club Hon. Banquet; Nat'l Hon. Sec.; Saence Club; Student Coun.; History Club; Span- ish Club Sec; FTA; Hi-Tri; ECHO ED. Feature Writer, Fearure Ed; Speech Club, Individual Events; Musical 70, 71; Ill. St. Scholar; Math Club Sec.; Chil- dren's Festival. Hollinger, Paula: Transferred from Barrington; Band, Pep, Stage, Musical; GAA. Howard, Dianne: Girls’ Chorus, Accomp.; FNC; His- tory Club; Spanish Club; GAA; FBLA V-P; Hi-Tri; Off. Cader; ECHO Typist. Howard, James; Cross Country; Track; FFA, Treas., Reporter. Hunter, Fred: Football. Hurley, David: Basketball; Track; Football; Nat’) Hon. Soc; Saence Club; History Club Hist.; Hi-Y; Key Club; Latin Club; Lettermens’ Club; Ill St Scholar; Math Club. Irvin, Sandra Kay; Letrergirl; Lions’ Club Hon. Ban- quet; Nar’l Hon. Soc; FHA; Science Club; History Club Hist; GAA Treas; Spanish Club; Hi-Tni, Grad. Usher; Math Club. Jankousky, Mary: An Club; Pep Band; Girls’ Chorus; Jt. Play Crew; Girls’ Volleyball; Lions’ Hon. Banquet; Nar] Hon. Soc; Math Field Day; Science Club; His- tory Club Hist; GAA; FTA; Hi-Tn Sec; Latin Club; ECHO Writer, SCARAB Class Ed; Fr, So. Sr. Class Sec.; Grad. Usher; Cheerleader; Homecoming At; ‘Musical Crew; Daisy Mae Cand.; [IL St. Scholar; Math Club Treas. Jones, Eddie: DO Club; Football; FFA; Science Club; History Club. Kays, Becky Lynn: Lereergirl; Jr. Play Crew; Girls’ Basketball; Volleyball; FHA; History Club; Spanish Club; GAA; FBLA; Hi-Tri. Kearney, Christine: Girls’ Chorus; Girls’ Basketball; Nar] Hon. Soc; Science Club; Student Coun.; Spanish “Club as sees FTA; ads ates sont. (50 Senior Credits Kinison, William Hugh: Band, Pep, Stage, Musical; Cross Country; History Club; Spanish Club; Hi-Y. Kinkade, Russell L; Spanish Club; Bldg. Trades Club. Knight, Kathy Louise. Lampley, Dennis E: Band, Musical; Basketball Mgr.; Football Mgr; Hi-Y; ECHO Sports Writer; SCARAB Ad. Solic.; Speech Club; Musical Crew. Lampley, John D.: FFA: History Club. Lampley, Rick: Mixed Chorus; DO Club; Foorball; History Club; Spanish Club; Hi-Y; Musical '70, 71. Lampley, Stephen L. Lewis, John H.; Band, Musical; Track; Football; Nat'l Hon. Soc.; Lions’ Hon. Banquet; Science Club; History Club; Hi-Y; Key Club; Latin Club; Ll. St. Scholar; Math Club. Loucks, Dwain Lee: Transferred from Watseka; Nat'l Hon, Sox. Ludwig, Cathy: Girls’ Chorus; Jr. Play Crew; Lions’ Club Hon. Banquet; Nat'l Hon. Soc., Usher; Science Club; History Club; GAA; FTA; Hi-Tri; Latin Club, Sat. Slave; ECHO Ad. Solic.; SCARAB Class Ed.; Grad. Usher; Speech Club; Musical Crew; Math Club; FHA. McCann, Susan Diana. McCollum, David: Chorus; Golf; History Club Pres.; Spanish Club; Hi-Y; Key Club; Speech Club Pres.; Math Club; Boys’ Srate. McPherson, Roger Lee: FFA. Malkovich, Mark: DO Club; Cross Country; History Club; Hi-y, Mandrell, Greg: Track; Bldg. Trades Club. Manning, Donna: Band, Pep, Stage, Musical; Jr. Play Crew; Girls’ Basketball; GAA; Speech Club; Musical Crew. Martin, Marsha Lynn: Girls’ Chorus; Rifle Squad; FNC; FHA; History Club; Spanish Club; GAA; Hi- Thi. Mayer, Debbie Michele: Band; DO Club. Merkel, Roger: Mixed Chorus; Science Club; Phoro Club; Spanish Club, Minor, Dennis; Mixed Chorus; Cross Country; Science FHA; GAA; FBLA; Hi-Tn; SCARAB Ad Solic; Speech Club. Mitchell, Karen: Art Club; Band; Chorus, Octet, All Stage, Madrigals; HARVEY; Jr. Play; Lions’ Club Hon. Banquet; Nat'l Hon. Soc.; Science Club; GAA; FTA-SAE V-P, Pres,; Hi-Tri; Latin Club, Sat Slave; Guid. Cadet; ECHO News and Feature Ed.; SCARAB Class Ed.; Speech Club, Ind. Events; Debate Team; Musical 70, ‘71, 72; UJ. St. Scholar; Math Club. Mitchell, Sarah: Girls’ Basketball, Volleyball; FHA V- 7 P, Rec. Comm.; History Club; GAA; Hi-Tri. a Moore, Charlotte: Chorus, Octet, Madrigals; Lions’ i Hon. Banquet; FNC; Latin Club, Sat Slave; ECHO g Writer; Speech Club V-P; Ind. Events. j Moore, Chris: Basketball; Cross Country; Track; Foot ball; Nar’l Hon. Soc.; History Club; HI-Y; Key Club; Latin Club; Ill. St. Scholar; Math Club, q Moore, Rhonda Jo: Girls’ Chorus; Rifle Squad; Jr. Play Crew; FHA; Spanish Club; GAA; FBLA; Hi-Ta. Morris, Debra Lee: Chorus; Rifle Squad; Jr. Play; Girls’ Basketball, Softball, Track; FHA Pres., Sec; Sa- ence Club; History Club; GAA; FTA; Hi-Ta; ECHO Ad_ Solic.; Musical Crew. Moss, Charles Lee: Transferred from Bethalto, Cross Country; History Club; Lettermens’ Club. b Nangle, Johnnie Eugene: Transferred from McAlester, Okla.; Jr. Play; Football; History Club; Spanish Club; � Hi-Y; Speech Club; Lettermens’ Club. Neal, Dennis: Band, Sec., Treas., Pep, Stage, Musical; Football; History Club; Hi-Y. Neal, Warren: Band Pres., Pep, Stage, Musical; Basket- | ball; Golf; Football; Nat'l Hon. Soc.; Science Club; Spanish Club; Hi-Y; Key Club Sec.; Lettermens’ Club; Math Club Pres. Norman, Timothy Lee: Baseball; Basketball; Football; History Club; Spanish Club; Hi-Y; Key Club; Lear: mens’ Club. Odom, Brad: DO Club; Football; FEA; History Crew; Student Council; History Club Hist, Club; So. Class Pres.; Speech Club; Musi Pierson, Gayla; Band, sical; DO Clu FBLA; HiTd: Piper, Randy: ‘Poole, Larry: DO Club; Football; FFA. ‘Pribble, Timothy Alan: Chorus; Basketball; Cross ‘Country; FFA; Spanish Club; Hi-Y. Rea, Richard: Chorus, All State, Boys’ Quartet, Madri- gals; HARVEY; Jr. Play; Lions’ Club Hon. Banquet; ‘ Math Field Day; Nat'l Hon. Soc.; Hi-Y; History Club; ‘Key Gub Pres. Lt. Gov.; Latin Club, Sat. Slave; ECHO; Mosical 72; Ill. St. Scholar; Math Club V-P. Reddy, Jo Ann: Girls’ and Mixed Chorus; Girls’ ‘Track, HARVEY Crew; Nat'l Hon. Soc; FHA Pub. Rel; History Club; GAA; Hi-Tri; Off. Cadet; Musical ‘Crew; Transferred from Joliec. Rice, C Art: Basketball; Track; Nat'l Hon. Soc; Foot- ball; Science Club; History Club; Hi-Y; Key Club; Latin Club, Sar Slave; Ill. St Scholar; Lettermens’ Qub_ Rice, W_ Scott: Basketball; Track; Football; History ‘Club; Science Club; Hi-Y; Key Club; Latin Club; Ler- ‘wermens’ Club. Rone, Tawana D.: FHA; GAA; History Club; Library ‘Quub Pres., V-P; Off. Cadet. Rook, Frances: Chorus; HARVEY Crew; Girls’ Track, Volleyball; FHA; History Club; GAA; Hi-Tri; Trans- ferred from Brownstown. Rook, Liz: Transferred from Brownstown; Girls’ Bas- kethall, Volleyball; History Club; GAA; Hi-Tri. ‘Sanders, Leon: FFA. Saunders, Mary Beth: Nar] Hon. Soc.; FNC; Science ‘Club; History Club; Spanish Club; SAE; Hi-Tri; Math ‘Club. Senior Credits Ed.; SCARAB Ad Solic.; Musical Crew; Math Club. Sink, Barry F,; Chorus Pres., Treas., Madrigals; Nat'l Hon. Soc. Ex. Coun.; FFA Sentinel; Student Council; History Club; Hi-Y; ECHO Sports Ed.; Jr. Class V-P; Speech Club; Musical 71, '72; Math Club V-P. Sink, Judy Ann: Chorus; Nat’l Hon. Soc.; FHA; Sci- ence Club; Student Coun.; History Club; GAA; Hi-Tri V-P; Off. Cadet; Musical Usher; Daisy Mac Cand.; Prom Comm. Slayton, John Michael: Baseball; Track; Football; His- tory Club; Bldg. Trades Club. Sneed, Dennis Wayne: Musical Band; Mixed Chorus; Track; Bldg. Trades Club. Sneed, Lindell: Band, Pep, Stage, Musical; Photo Club; History Club. Somers, Sheila: History Club; Spanish Club. Spilman, LaVera: Band; Chorus; Jr. Play Crew; FHA; History Club; GAA; Spanish Club; Hi-Tri; Library Club V-P; Guid. Cadet. Staley, Jeffery: Transferred from Springfield; Lions’ Club Hon. Banquet; Nat'l Hon. Soc.; Science Club; Photo Club; History Club; Ill. St. Scholar. Stewart, Lex Wayne: Track; Football; Student Coun.; Spanish Club Treas.; Hi-Y; Key Club; Speech Club; Musical Crew; Lettermens’ Club. Stotlar, Theodore Kent [I: HARVEY, Jr. Play; Base- ball; Golf; Football; Nat'l Hon. Soc.; Science Club; Student Coun. Pres.; Spanish Club; History Club; Hi-Y Pres.; Key V-P; Latin Club Pres., Sat. Slave; ECHO Writer; Speech Club, Ind. Events; Debate Team; Musi- cal °72; Math Club; Childrens’ Festival. Stowers, David E.; DO Club; Cross Country; Track; Nar! Hon. Soc.; Science Club. Studc, Joel M.: FFA; Bldg. Trades Club. Summers, James: Football; History Club, ners, Kenneth Dale: Basketball; Cross Country; FA Sec. Treas., Radio Commun. Club; His- : If Play Student Director; ry Club; GAA Sr. Coun- i Tennant, Terry: Basketball; Football; History Club: Spanish Club; ECHO Staff Sports Writer, Reporter; Musical Stage Crew. Thomas, Garry; DO Club V-P; Baseball: Basketball: Cross Country; Track; FPA; History Club. Townley, Mary Lou: FHA; Hi-Tri Van Horn, Lynette Louise: Band; Jr. Play; FHA; GAA; FTA; Hi-Tri Council; Speech Club; Cheerleader; Homecoming Att. Wayman, Garry W.: Webb, Darrell N.: HARVEY; Football; FFA V-P: Sci- ence Club; History Club; Hi-Y. Wertz, Wayne: Football; FFA; History Club; Bldg. Trades Club; Musical Crew. Whetstone, Janet W.: Transferred from Yates City. Whitehead, Cathy: Girls’ Track; Nat'l Honor Soc.; Lions’ Honor Banquet; Math Field Day; History Club Hist; GAA Pres.; Hi-Tri V-P; Latin Club; Cheer- leader; Homecoming Att; Math Club; Ill. St. Scholar. Whittington, James: Cross Country; Nat’! Honor Soc; History Club; Hi-Y; Bldg. Trades Club. Wilkerson, Terry Kay: History Club; Spanish Club; GAA; ECHO Staff Ad Solicitor. Wisely, Allan: Baseball; Basketball; Track; Football: History Club V-P; Hi-Y Sec.; Hi-Y Treas.; Key Club; Lettermens’. Wymer, William Ned: Football; History Club; Span- ish Club; Hi-Y; Speech Club; Lettermens’ Club. Zinzilieta, Mark Edward: Basketball; Cross Country; Track; Hi-Y; Latin Club Sar. Slave. ES 7 ce ee ee ne eee erg enna ailcterase halle tee lett =e LOIS AARON Se ¥ RUTH ANN DALLAPE RICH HERRIN JANE KIRSCH H. M. AIKEN GEORGIA HILL ALBERTA LEWIS LOUIS CECI MES BETTY FRAILEY VINCENT HUFFMAN LOUISE LITTLE RICHARD COLE KEN HUNGATE GARY MESSERSMITH JANICE CORDTS r ALBERT GULLEY GLORIA JANES ED MILLER LEON JOURDAN ARNOLD NADLER Faculty . Vy “4 a ‘ AXE - ms 4 i he ull CHARLES OYLER MARY LOU PAYNE ROBERT PHILIPAK MAURICE PHILLIPS MARY ALICE PRIBBLE Bn i, } Hy j PETE TIEN! LARRY RICHMOND ELEANOR ROBERTS JUDITH SMITH JENNIFER STANLEY HARRY STEWART r- SALLY JO TAYLOR MARJORIE TRULOVE DONALD WEBB Starting Each Day +}. Mr. Richmond — Did the Lone Ranger have a horse like this onc? +2, Mrs. Payne — “Really I couldn’t!” =3. Miss Taylor — “Whar is a Sarurnalia” +4. Mr. Aiken — “The things they print these days!” 140 With A Bright Outlook 1. Mrs. Roberts — “Does anyone need a ride?” 2. Miss Stanley — Oooo, it’s cold out here. 3 Mr. Herrin — “All right boys!” +4. Mr. Phillips — They say prayer helps. 5. Mrs. Taylor — “James Bond doesn’t have anything on me,” Repro 141 Ready To Burst Forth With Knowledge =1. Mr. Rea — All night, who hid the hammer?” 2. Mr. Ceci — Whar do you mean you already found it?” =3. Mrs. Hill — “It sure has been a long day!” 4 Mrs. Frailey — Bur, it is music 142 To Share A Portion Of Ourselves = |. Miss Kirsch — “Oh, you like my scarf?” +2. Mr. Jourdan — “I think we need a finance meeting” =3, Mr. Miller — “It’s such a- . . nice book.” +4. Mrs. Cordts — “Buen burro.” 143 Learning A Little More As We Teach =1. Mr. Oyler — “Coffe anyone” 2 Mr Hancock — “You wouldn’s dare!” 4. Mr. Webb — “Whar do you want?” 23 Mr. Stewart — “What's the marrer with Palmolive Gold?” Teaching A Little More As We earn 1. Mrs. Aaron — “She’s got what?” 2. Miss Sentel — “Do you have to take this picture?” = ; ‘ 3. Mr. Messersmith — I wouldn’t let them write a comy saying for me. 4, Mr. Huffman — “My band just deserted me; but do I look worried?” fF To Reach To Complete A Whole =1. Mrs. Janes — “Oh, that’s so sweet!” ; 3 J aces 2. Mrs. Smith — “You just cooked what? 23. Mr N .) 4 5 ” dr. Nadler Hmm forgot where the house is 4. Mrs, Craddock — “All night, who had salami for lunch” 146 Somehow Enrich A Life. . . =1. Mr. Gulley — “Yes, you have to take PE!” =4 Mr, Glass Well, ic’s like this.” =2. Mr. Hungate — “Who just wrecked the Dr. Ed. car?” Overcoming The Problems That Would Slow Our Lives 1. Mr. Cole — “Meet George.” +2 Mos. Little — “You want what book?” =3. Mrs. Neal — Whar do you mean, the flash didn’t work?” 4. Mr. Finley — “Whar did you say this thing is called?” TE ch chee ore! sort wn pall ba tl fOFHING AT And Somehow Thanking God It’s Sixth Hour =1, Mrs. Rea — “Whar did you say this was? a sweet mrt?” 2. Mrs. Lewis — “Crank It up and let’s go!” 3. Mrs. Pribble — Time at the tone is. . . 4. Mrs. Trulove — My watch — yes that’s Mickey Mouse.” Ke 150 F6. =1. Mr. Robert Philipak 2. Mrs. Shirley Williams 3. Miss Marlene Edwards 4, Mr. Barney Genisio =5. Mrs. Mona Wiliams 6. Mr. Robert Philipak, Principal +7. Mr. Genisio, Superintendent =s. Mrs. La Veda Warren =9. CADETS: First row: J. Hurley, L. Henley, T. Savko, J. Browning, J. Sink. Second row: J. Webb, J. Weathers, P. Boldt, M. J. Cockrum, P. Crowell, D. Howard, J. Warren. Third row: T. Rone, P. Summers, M. L. Townley, M. B. Saunders, J. Reddy. +10. Miss Irene Mrogenski | 151 ce, Sec. 2nd row: Lewis H. Smith, Clarence Lowery, William J- Swinney, Harry Lewis, Pres. School Board SCHOOL BOARD: Dan Malkovich, John Miller, W. C Ri fill “ey Our Hard Working 152 And Personnel BUS DRIVERS: Falgar Pearce, Arthur Roach, Jim Booker, Otho Davis. 2nd row; Willis Smith, Bud Overturf, Earl Pick- ard. COOKS; Katherine Chapman, Louise Sanders JANL TORS: Jim Booker, Felix Owens, Earl Pickard NRA HAR 153 om ae 2 McCANN DRUG Prescriptions Fine Cosmetics WALKER'S Young Men's Headquarters 305 E. Main CHASE — WELDING SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of BENTON BAKING PATE'S STANDARD SERVICE Everything's Jake at JAKE'S TIRE DICK'S STEAK HOUSE 105 West Main Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner KARNES SHOE STORE BENTON ROOFING COMPANY, INC. Phone: 438-0321 KNIGHT'S FURNITURE NEAL SON IMPLEMENT Allis Chalmers — G.M.C. Trucks 155 156 Hl GERALD D.OWENS CARROLL L. OWENS 5 OWENS OWENS DALLAPE-OWENS ATTORNEYS TITLE COMPANY DALLAPE ‘OWENS ie wae Saaance CO. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE “xcxd 4 Dollgpe SHERMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE COCKRUM APARTMENTS HUNKY — LYNCH FEDCO MARATHON FRANKLIN AUTO IGA FOODLINER 111 South Jackson Benton RAGAN'S YAMAHA SALES Buckner, Illinois MARTIN PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE THE FRANKLIN HOSPITAL MILLER ELECTRIC Co. Contractors — Electrical Specialists 122 East Main Phone: 435-5671 ASSOCIATED BUILDING CENTERS YOUR GUARANTEE OF RELIABILITY Siaaaaaamalalae ye CREERY BER BEWTON, 1éL. BENTON AUTO SUPPLY For the best in printing, see or call THOMAS PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. WEBSTER VENDING CO. INCORPORATED ROSE ''66 ' SERVICE PIZZA SHACK Pizza with pizzaz Tacos too! JOAN-CLAIRE FASHIONS McCREERY LUMBER CO. 212 South Main NEWMAN'S WELDING AND MACHINE SERVICE SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Ralph E. Wilkerson BENTON EVENING NEWS KIMMEL-CHAPLAIN PHARMACY Benton Medical Center RUSSELL MAGNAVOX SALES AND SERVICE Service On All Makes T.V. — Radio — Stereo Benton, Illinois A Complete Line of Gibson Appliances BIEBEL ROOFING COMPANY Good Roofs Since 1905 501 W. Main Benton RHINE'S SOUTHERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD SALVAGE Route 37 North SULLIVAN'S Rend Lake Mobile Home Sales Route 14, West, Benton Phone: 439-3971 ; THESTOTLAR [BR _s er MOTORS a ele nore INCORPORATED vaey American Savings 207 Public Squar ; Benton, Illinois AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone: 439. 433) GEORGE McCOLLUM REAL ESTATE AGENCY 1009 N. Maple Phone: 435-5531 | IMMEDIATE CLEANERS HARGROVE'S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Southern Illinois’ Finest Cold Storage Vault LOT-O-SAVINGS Benton, Illinois THE SWIZZLE STICK JOE COOK'S SHELL MADELINE 1200 North Main 314 McFall Ave. STAN THE TIRE MAN Tires “LAST DAY 4 11 DILLY BARS ‘| oR 20TS FORIS TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY FORD — MERCURY Route 37 North Compliments of POULSON DAIRY QUEEN FUNERAL Brazier Foods and Famous Dairy Queen Products Owners: DONNA AND JERRY BATTS BARTON AND COLLINS FURNITURE BENTON DRUG Registered Pharmacist Russell Stover Candy STOTLAR — HERRIN LUMBER COMPANY NEWHOUSE LUMBER COMPANY 1301 South Main St. Phone: 438-7781 P. N. HIRSCH AND COMPANY 1104 Public Square JEAN'S MARKET Akin, Illinois 163 REABAN'S DRIVE-IN Benton CHICK'S MARKET First in quality and service RICE PRODUCE Poultry, Eggs, and Feed 106 N. Frisco Phone: 438-483] PEYTON'S CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. LAMPLEY ELECTRONIC SUPPLIES REED INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 119 S. Main Phone: 439-291 | KEW PEE Open 24 hours a day SIMMON'S CARDS AND GIFTS HOBBS AND SON IMPLEMENT Rt. 2 Highway 34 East Benton, Illinois TYLER MOTORS, INC. 403 East Main CAMPBELL'S FURNITURE WESTERN AUTO STORE Bob Kearney and Don Smith 803-5 Public Square Phone: 439-2221 Best Wishes BATTLE'S F. B. McAFOOS COMPANY OUTDOOR ILLINOIS MAGAZINE The Magazine of Illinois COUNTRY LIFE INSURANCE Duward Bean DOOLEY BROS. 609 McLeansboro Benton, Illinois B B GLASS SPECIALTY COMPANY ALEXANDER PAINT AND ELECTRIC Center Building Benton, Illinois WILLIAMS HARDWARE PAY-LESS MART iL 1104 North Main Benton, Illinois THE COUNTRY SCHOOL RESTAURANT 324 North Main Inside Dining Drive-Through Service 165 BANK OF BENTON 26 of 37 employees are Benton High School Graduates Left to right Graduated Graduated Back row: Second row: Jeanette McKemie 1955 Helen Jankousky Carol Tedrow Wanda M. Somers Sandra Hewlett 1958 Jane Dillon Lorene Smith Winella Applegate Ruth W. Carter 1932 Jeanine Linn Elizabeth Britton Doris McLaren 1960 Brenda Kays Debbie Castleman 1970 Stella Joiner Brenda McKluskie 1960 Ruth Conner Harriet Thomas 1970 Pat Bauman Jo Hay Lillian Odom Sue Johnson 1966 Marilyn Haithcoat Bill Whittington 1958 Robert Blondi Seated: Bill Young 1941, Dean Browning, Doyle Culbertson 1948, Howard L. Payne 1934, Harlie L. Webb 1937, Dennis Miller 1968, Don Wright. Not present when picture was taken: Barbara Beckman, class of 1966, P. David Bauer, class of 1950, Harriet Wiley, Ernest Todd, Elwanda Hill, class of 1941. 166 BENTON MEDICAL CENTER r H ih os . 2d ! ue g 83 r - = - = a —— - a � ae Bae a | LAS os = ae Sz , 5 = ye ig: i % ss 4 +4 : | capes : P “7 as a BE . $ as by si y sz - be ce a¥ . : Sy s. ie a a 2s hepa S : et . r - tae r= ¥ s % =, ey — 2 . 4 eS 2 = at. ie te bo bo ers : « o S us ef Re, oS eee BS wi . 04 ee ous 2 a) ch a ree a we eS e 4 . _ ee uv, Louie ‘ 77 . s } + ua a ee . it ; � 1 ; JAMES T. DONOSKY, M.D. W. J. SWINNEY, M.D. JAMES P. DURHAM, M.D. E. P. MITCHELL, M.D. THEODORE DONOSKY, M.D. JOHN W. MONROE, M.D. HARRY L. LEWIS, M.D. JOHN P. POPE, M.D. 167 For Good Clean Cars See DRAKE'S CARS Entertainment For All at THE FAMILY ROOM 126 E. Main SEVERIN SHELTERED CARE HOME 902 South McLeansboro Street 168 Congratulations To The Class Of 1972-73 W. RICHARD SIMPSON D.D.S. DR. JERRY HILL D.D.S. DR. LEWIS H. SMITH D.D.S. 170 fomorrow's Fashion Today THE HUB Benton, Illinois BOB'S DEEP ROCK 321 N. Main FLOWERS BY DAVE 1103 N. Main BERT BAKER Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Benton BENTON LOCKER PLANT 210 Carlton St. Phone 438-4911 LENARD'S GROCERIES AND SPORTING GOODS Highway 14 West ATING. NORTH MAIN MOTORS INCORPORATED GREGORY REAL ESTATE AND INCOME TAX SERVICE BENTON BOWL Route 37 North WORSHAM GAS COMPANY Bailey Lane at Grand Street Phone: 438-582 H AND S MARKET formerly Bracy's Phone: 438-1501 BOWMAN JEWELRY FRANKLIN GRAIN AND SUPPLY COMPANY APPLETON — CHILDRESS ENTERPRISES, INC. SIMS WEATHERS Service on any make or model 311 Grand 172 F. E. HOLMES AND SON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Contractor for Our New School iy Mn ay, at ae Sais spin a PATRONS Beauty Lane Town and Country Beatty Hammond Organ Alexander Awning Elmer Jenkins and Jeff Troutt Dr. R. J. Wells, D.VM. Gibbs Insurance S. C. D. Rea and Sons Hart and Hart Attorneys Eovaldi and Giacone Robert S. Hill Walter S. George, O.D. A. C. Hengst Office Equip. West Side Gulf The Caboose J J Appliance Loren P. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Hanagan Douglas Cleaners KOA Kampground John D. Woolley, O.D. Jerrell's Shell Virgil Center Fabrics Best Wishes Class of 1973 from PAUL'S STUDIO Remember as you go through life There is just one way to happiness JESUS First Church of God can help you find that way FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1004 PUBLIC SQUARE BENTON, ILLINOIS TACO SPEED AND CUSTOM TRIM SHOP Roger Loss, Owner GARY FORBY EXCAVATING Commercial Industrial Residential Benton, Illinois Compliments of the family of ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC WOLF WELDING SHOP CHURCH Steel Frame Building Phone: 627-2590 Akin, Ill. 506 West Main Benton Phone 438-9941 ns, A. — 33, 46, 72, 83, 90, 93, 96, 126 ‘Cc — 78, 107 od, L. — 87, 96, 116 “Bartle, B. — 36, 72, 76, 77, 78, 79, 89, 90, ‘91, 116, 130 ‘Bartle, T. — 51, 81, 82, 86, 126 ‘Barts, A. — 33, 77, 91, 93, 126 Barts, Jim R. — 116 é ,L—9 Beary, D. — 33, 66, 86, 88, 93, 96, 126 Beary, Elizabeth fee id Chrostoski, A. — 48, 49, 55, 108 tk, EB. — 33, 87, 127 ‘Clark, T. — 87 Clayton, J, — 99 Cluck, M. — 48, 99 Cockrum, Cheryl — 99 , Curtis — 49, 106, 108 J, — 108 Cockrum, K. — 49, 106, 108 Cockrum, M. J. — 13, 32, 83, 93, 96, 127, 151, 161 Cole, R. — 3, 93, 138, 148 Colvin, S. — 85, 127 Conner, D. — G4, 65, 66, 84, 108 Conner, F. — 116 Conner, J. — 100 Conner, Mark — 100 Conner, Max — 48, 77, 100 Cook, G. — 87, 108 Cook, J. — 116 Coons, G. — 127, 131 Cordes, J. — 3, 83, 93, 138, 143 Corey, C — 116 Corey, M. — 86, 100 eyes — 2, M, 46, 51, 56, 38, 93, 96, 127, Costa, A. — 100 Craddock, L. — 5, 40, 89, 93, 106, 138, 146 Craddock, M. —- 55, 100 Crane, S. — 76, 108 Cremeens, L. — 100 Cremeens, M. — 48, 100 Crider, K. — 105 Crowell, P. — 86, 90, 127, 151 Cummings, D. — 46, 117 Cunningham, D. — 46, 117 Curry, J. — 48, 76, 100 Cury, Stephanie — 117 Cury, Steve — 63, 66, 83, 108 Cybulski, N. — 7, 69, 71, 78, 94, 115, 117 i) i D Daisy, D. — 108 Dallape, R. — 3, 86, 138, 147 Darnell, D. — 117 Darnell, Janet — 108 Darnell, Jim — 87, 108 Davey, S. — 49, 109 Davis, G. — 76, 78, 86, 100 Davis, L. — 45, 83, 89, 109 Davis, O. — 153 Davis, T, — 128 Day, D. — 90, 128 DeMartei, J. — 46, 49, 55, 109 Denham, T. — 78, 109 Dillon, T. — 78, 109 Dillon, V. — 78, 109 Dinkins, P. — 46, 56, 58, 117 ‘Dona, G. — 76, 77, 91, 109 Porby, B, — 48, 55, 77, 100 Potheringhame, B. — 76, 95, 117 Potheringhame, G, — 87, 117 Potheringhame, L — 100 Priley, B. — 79, 198, 142 Priar, R. — 72, 73, 90, 93, 128 Prost, A, — 100 Fuller, R. — 100 Poller, S. — 67, 128 Purlong, D, — 117 Pustin, M. — 100 G Galbraith, C. — 32, 72, 83, 93, 96, 128 Gant, J. — 117 Garbo, G. — 78, 79, 83, 117 Garrett, E. — 100 Genisio, B. — 150, 151 Genisio, §. — 46, $1, 57, 117 Gibbs, A. — 100 Gibbs, Chery] — 76, 95, 109 Gibbs, Clyde — 100 Gibson, L. — 76, 95, 109 Gipson, J. — 100 Gipson, P, — 85, 86, 128 Givenrod, J. — 78, 89, 90, 91, 118 Givenrod, S. — 84, 89, 109 Glass, V. — 138, 147 Goff, R. — 72, 90, 93, 128 Golliher, P. — 48, 55, 100 Gordon, J. — 118 Goss, R. — 128 Gostowski, A. — 128 Gostowski, R. — 76, 88, 89, 100 Gray, C. — 78, 109 Griffith, S. — 95, 118 Grimes, J. — 109 Gulley, A. — 93, 138, 147 H Hackleman, C. — 118 Hackleman, L. — 87, 109 Haithcoar, S. — 118 Hall, C. — 87, 109 Hall, J. — 100 Hall, M. — 48, 55, 77, 100 Hall, P. — 86, 90, 95, 96, 118 Hall, S. — 46, 57, 118 Halliday, M. — 91, 118 Ham, T. — 95, 129 Hamilton, K. — 77, 110 Hammers, M. — 48, 77, 100 Hammond, B. — 110 Hammond, P. — 100 Hammond, S. — 100 Hancock, L. — 2, 81, 138, 144 Hankins, B. — 110 Hankins, P. — 75, 129 Hantak, M. — 110 Harben, M. — 40, 51, 52, 66, 83, 129 Hargis, T. — 74, 83 Hart, M. — 49, 66, 78, 83, 110 Hartley, J. — 118 Harvey, B. — 32, 34, 40, 67, 125, 129 Harvey, D. — 4, 110 Hastings, T. — 100 Harchett, S, — 100 Hathcoar, D. — 100 Hay, R. — 110 Hays, R. — 90, 118 Head, B. — 129 Hedges, D. — 110 Hedges, P. — 83, 85, 110 Hefner, Rick — 110 Hefner, Robin — 31, 32, 74, 76, 86, 118 Henley, L. — 67, 92, 93, 96, 128, 129, 151 Herrin, R. — 2, 50, 56, 138, 141 Hewlett, P. — 110 Higgins, T. — 118 Hill, C. — 78, 90, 118 Hill, D, — 66, 110 Hill, G. — 138, 142 Hill, K. — 78, 101 Hill, R. — 31, 32, 34, 36, 37, 72, 129, 130 Hilliard, D. — 78, 86, 101 Hirsch, C. — 36, 76, 78, 80, 86, 94, 98, 101 Hic, D. — 76, 118 Hobbs, S. — 73, 76, 78, 79, 89, 91, 118 Hoffman, J. — 75, 76, 84, 89, 94, 110 Hollinger, 78, 86, 91, 119 2 74, 138, 145 ‘101 Huneer, FP — 129 Hurley, D. — 32, 35, 46, 37, 59, 93, 129 Hurley, J. — 67, 83, 110, 151 ! Ingram, M, — 40, 89, 119 Irvin, 5. — 62, 86, 93, 129 Issacs, T. — 82, 119 J Jackson, G. — 87, 101 Jackson, T. — 87, 101 Jamerson, M. — 119 Janes, G. — 98, 138, 146 Jankousky, J. — 77, 83, 96, 106, 110 Jankousky, M. — 32, 33, 67, @, 72, 82, 89, 93, H, 125, 129 Jenkins, D. — 110 Jenkins, BE. — 8, 84, 89, 106, 110 ‘Johnson, P. — 101 Joiner, S. — 13, 76, 77, 83, 86, 88, 119 Jones, D. — 8, 75, 76, 110 Jones, John — 101 Jones, Jolene — 101 , L — 13, 36, 37, 72, 93, 89, 96, 119 Jourdan, L. — 125, 138, 145 K Kane, V. — 89, 119 Karroll, R. — 101 Kash, R. — 48, 101 Kash, T. — 110 Kays, B. — 67, 75, 90, 130 Kays, M. — 67, 78, 110 Kays, S. — 78, 101 Kearney, C. — 13, 83, 93, 130 Kearney, K. — @, 111 Kearney, M. — 87, 101 Keelin, K. — 89, 91, 96, 119 Keen, R. — 101 Kelley, J. — 101 Kelley, R. — 119 Kelley, V. — 119 Kimball, A. — 78, 101 Kimmel, J. — 119 King, Jessie — 46, 49, 55, 111 King, Judy — 83, 99, 130 King, K. — 77, 89, 119 Kinison, W. — 77, 93, 130 Kinkade, J. — 92, 111 Kinkade, K. — 76, 101 Kinkade, R. — 130 Kirkman, R. — 76, 119 Kirsch, J. — 2, 40, 94, 138, 143 Klochany, C. — 76, 78, 86, 90, 119 Knight, D. — 48, 77, 87, 101 Knight, K. — 130 Knutsen, C — 111 Knutsen, L. — 76, 101, 69 Kolisek, M. — 7, 37, 69, 70, 74, 76, 89, 91, 120, 170 Kondritz, M. — 49, 62, 111 Kovach, G. — 49, 111 Kovarik, B. — 86, 96, 111 Kraft, G. — 111 L La Buwi, J. — 120 Lampley, A. — 48, 55, 84, 94, 98, 101 Lampley, B. — 72, 120 Lampley, D. — 46, 130 Lampley, G. — 111 Lampley, J. — 130 Lampley, R. — 78 Lampley, W. — 111 Lamz, T. — 101, 111 Larkin, D. — 62, 81, 120 Lawson, B. — 74, 76, 78, 96, 111 Lemmon, L — 46, 55, 84, 4, 111 Legendre, J. — 111 Lewis, A. — 82, 138, 149 Lewis, H. — 152 Lewis, J. — 93, 128, 130, 163 Lewis, R. — 77, 78, 88, 89, 101 Lewis, T. — 46, 49, 111 Linn, C. — 36, 67, 78, 80, 94, 120 Little, L. — 85, 138, 148 Lockin, K. — 38, 39, 85, 120 Long, B. — 77, 101 Loucks, D, — 93, 130 Lowery, Cindy — 45, 86, 94, 101 Lowery, Clarence — 152 Ludwig, C. — 69, 93, 96, 130 M Maggard, J. — 106, 111 Malarestia, C. — 111 Malkovich, D. — 152 Malkovich, Mark — 46, 131 Malkovich, Missy — 31, 78, 89, 91, 120 175 Mandrell, C — ©, 101 Mandrell, D, = 120 Mandrell, S. — 31 is, D, — 101 ont M. — 31, 33, 57, 120 Manning, D. — 67, 76, 77, 91, 128, 131 Mantall, R. — 8, 111 Martin, M. — 73, 83, 86, 95, 131 Manel, P. — 86, 111 May, V, — 78, 83, 111 Mayer, D. — 131 McAfoos, T. — 32, 88 McCann, R. — 48, 53, 102 NcCann, S. — 130 McCary, B. — 120 McClintock, R. — 101 McClintock, W, — 130 McCollum, D. — 38, 81, €2, 91, 96, 128, 130 McCommons, S. — 46, 52, 53, 57, $9, 81, 120 NcCreery, J. — 7, 15, 31, 78, 79, 89, 91, 92, 98, 120 McGuire, J. — 120 McLearin, J. — 78,93, 111 McPherson, B. — 101 McPherson, Robert — 111 Meacham, S — 48, 55, 101 Markel, M. — 101 Merkel, R. — 78, 88. 1M Messersmith, G.— 7, 6), 71, 88, 138, 145 Mick, T. — 69, 73, 78, 79, 80, 120 Miller, David — 84, 11 Miller, Dean — 120 Miller, E — 138. 143 Miller, Jean — 111 Miller, John — 152 Miller, P. — 111 Miller, Roberr — 81, 84, 111 Miller, Rodney — 87, 120 Minier, D. — 84, 112 Minor, D. — 2, 131 Minar, S. — 121 Mitchell, C. — 31, 36, 38, 76, 77, 78, 80, 89, 91, 112, 130 Mirchell, D. — 13) Mirchell, J. — 121 Mitchell, K. — 31, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38, 41, , 72, 73, 78, 79, $9, 91,93, 131 Mitchell, M. — 10) Micchell, R. — 48, 55, 101 Mirchell, S. — 67, 86, 131 Moore, Charloue — 38, 78, 79, 91, 121 Moore, Chris — 32, 57, 38, 59, 64, 63, 32, 93, 96, 131 Moore, J. — 121 Moore, L — 78, 95, 112 Moore, M. — 31, @, 72, 74, 76, 77, 89, 91, 96, 121 Moore, R. — 75, 83, 50, 13) Moore, T. — 78, 80, 101 Morris, D. — 67, 86, 93, 131 Moris, Richard — 112 oe Ron — 112 ris, Rhoda — 74, 78, 96, , 112 Moss, C — 15) ee Moss, D. — 45 Mrogenski, J. — 48, 78, 84, 101 Mrogenski, 1 — 40. 151 Mullins, J. — 84, 99, 92, 112 Manton, P. — 86,121 Myexs, D — 1}2 Myers, R. — 48, 53, 102 N Nadler, A. — 138, 146 . J. — 102 JoAnn — 64, 88, 102 Nangle, John — 63, 131 Sey aE 74, 132 — 26, 27, 139, 148 Neal, S. — 46, 52, 62, 121 Neal, W. — 77, 81, 93, 96, 132 L — 78, 83, 112 Nichollis, L. — 112 Norman, T. — 52, 62, 132 Padoavic, J, — 81, 91, 4, 125, 132, 163 Page, G, — 121 Page, Jane — 76, 77, 95, 112 Page, Jean — 45, 78, 84, 96, 112 Page, Julic — 76, 84, 102 Palazzolo, T. — 112 Payne, G, — 78, 80, 86, 112 Payne, M — 96, 139, 140 Pearce, F. — 153 Pearcy, L. — 78, 102 Perkins, . — 63, 66, 112 Perkins, R. — 112 Phelps, J. — 46, 47, 49, 84, 112 Phelps, M. — 48, 102 Philipak, R. — 139, 150, 151 Phillips, E. — 102 Phillips, M. — 49, 35, 139, 141 Pickard, E. — 71, 153 Pickard, W. — 84, 102 Piercy, D. — 132 Piercy, G. — 112 Piercy, K. — 84, 102 Piercy, M. — 46, 121 Piper, D. — 132 Ponder, L — 132 Poole, G. — 76, 102 Poole, K, — 46, 55, 87, 112 Poole, L — 132 Pribble, M. — 90, 139, 149 Pribble, T. — 132 Price, B. — 55, 77, 102 Price, K. — 86, 90, 121 Price, P. — 42, 77, 78, 79, 81, 91, 121 Prior, P — 121 Pritchard, J. — 48, 84, 102 Pritchard, S, — 13, 46, 49, 83, 112 Pritchent, B. — 38, 78, 96, 121 Prowell, M. — 122 Puckett, K — 102 Purdue, M. — 102 R Randall, B. — 122 Ray, C — 112 Ray, P. — 122 Rea, D. — 98, 139, 142 Rea, I, — 90, 139, 149 Rea, M. — 112 Rea, R. — 33, 35, 37, 38, 72, 78, 79, 80, 81, 93, 96, 132 Reddy, J. — 66, 78, 86, 93, 132, 151 Reddy, V. — 79, 102 Reed, Jackie — 122 Reed, Janis — 90, 122 Reed, Jim C. — 102 Reed, T — 31, 78, 91, 95, 122 Reese, W. — 113 Rieger, C — 102 Reiger, L — 112 Reynolds, P. — 102 bins, K. — 51, 73, 78, 86, 91, 93, 96, 122, 59 ee A. — 16, 32, 46, 47, 52, 81, 93, 129, 2 Rice, C — 152 Rice, K. — 90, 91, 122 Rice, S. — 46, 47, 52, 81, 129, 132 Richardson, D. — 66, 113 oe E— 113 |, L — 3, 40, 88, 125, 139, 140 Ridgel, C — 48, 102 “a Ritchason, K. — 102 Roach, A. — 152 Robbins, J — 113 Roberts, E. — 86, 139, 141 Roberts, J. — 122 , L. — 102 Robey, S — 78, 132 � R. — 46, 87, 115 Rogers, A. — 113 Rogers, J. — 78, 122 Rone, B. — 63, 113 Rone, J, — 87, 102 i _ aa Rone, T, — 85, 86, 132, 1 Rook, B— 671132 Rook, F, — 67, 132 Summers, T. — 103 power Re Schram, B. — 76, 77, 78, 98, 103 Scott, G. — 67, 104 Self, B. — 87, 122 Sentel, K, — 87, 122 Sentel, R. — 145 Severin, David — 55, 103 Severin, Dawn — 134 Shadoan, D. — 33, 78, 133 Shadoan, K. — 69, 72, 73, 89, 93, 96, 133 Shaw, R. — 113 Shew, C. — 76, 86, 103 Sheldon, J, — 113 Shelton, A. — 113 Shelton, Robert — 133 Shelton, Rosemary — 113 Shepard, E. — 139, 147 Shockley, P. — 78, 96, 113 Shockley, R. — $3, 113 Silevan, C — 83, 113 Simpson, L. — 37, 89, 106, 113 Simpson, M. — 76, 103 Sims, M. — 48, 103 Sims, S. — 33, 38, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 122 Sink, B. — 32, 33, 34, 38, 72, 78, 79, 87, 93, 96, 133 Sink, J. — 93, 133, 151 Sink, R. — 38, 87, 142 Skibo, P, — 75, 86, 95, 103 Skibo, R. — G67, 83, 113 Sluzevich, D. — 46, 49, 72, 106, 113 Smith, Brent — 48, 103 Smith, Byron — 48, 103 Smith, Charlene — 113 Smith, Cheryl — 122 Smith, F. — 87 Smith, H. — 122 Smith, J. — 2 , 86, 139. 146 Smith, K. — 88, 103 Smith, L — 152 Smith, Marsha — 103 Smith, Melissa — 103 Smith, Rickie — 46, 122 Smith, Robbie — 48, 103 Smith, Roger — 55, 87, 113 Smith, S. — 92, 123 Smith, Webb — 48, 55, 84, 103 Smith, William — 2, 47, 49, 57, 58, 59, 113 Smith, Willis — 153 Smothers, D. — 103 Smothers, M — 113 Smothers, W, — 113 Sneed, D. — 133 Sneed, L. — 77, 88, 133 Sniderwin, S. — 77, 87, 113 South, L — 84, 89, 113 Spencer, C — 86, 90, 113 Spilman, J. — 113 Spilman, L. — 75, 83, 133 Staley, J. — 33, 88, 93, 133 Stanley, J. — 92, 139, 141 Stella, S. — 8, 123, 124 Stewart, D. — 87, 103 Stewart, H, — 50, 139, 144 Stewart, Laura — 36, 67, 72, 92, 94, 96, 123 Stewart, Lex — 53, 66, 91, 94, 125, 133 Stinson, B. — 103 Stinson, Sheila — 103 Stinson, Shirley — 103 Storey, T, — 87, 133 Stotlar, S. — 31, 45, 76, 84, 103 Stoular, T. — 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 62, 72, 81, 91, 93, 94, 96, 125, 130, 133 Stowers, D. — 134 Srudc, C — 123 Studr, J. — 134 Srudr, R. — 103 Sullivan, B. — 103 Summary, G. — 123 Summary, M. — 78 Summers, B. — 113 Summers, David — 103 Summers, Debbie — 103 Summers, J, — 134 Summers, Kathy — 85, 95, 113 Summers, Kenneth — 46, 57, GA, 65, 87, 134 Summers, Pam — 134, 151 Summers, Peggy — 86, 103 Summer, Rhonda — 103 Summers, Richard — 78, 113 Waugh, D, — Weathers, J. Webb, C — 124 Webb, Danny — 48, Webb, Darrell E. — 124 Webb, Darrell, N g Webb, Debbie — 75 Webb, Douglas — 87. Webb, Don — 24 Webb, Donild B. — 48 Webb, J. — 89, 95, 1 Webber, R. — 104 Webster, B — 113 Welch, A. — 48, 104 Wertz, S. — 104 Were, W. — 134 West, E — 87, 13 West, F. — 87, 104 Wesr, G. — fo = Whaley, L — 1 ; Whitchurch, M. — 55, | Whitehead, C — 32, e Whittington, J. Whittington, R. Wigsins, Jackie — 104 Wiggins, Jim — 48, 87, Wilkerson, C — 74 Wilkerson, Wilkerson, Wilkerson, M. — 78, 87 Willard, E — 48, 55, Williams, B. — 63, 81 Williams, © — 134 Williams, Dwayne — Williams, K — 48, Williams, L — 105 Williams, Malckom tA 4 4 va 4 g w f ; ot ADs. stare