Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1976 volume:

Vol. Seventy- Zhree Reaver Pollitt Editor Kelly Ceconte Asst. Editor {joint {Jones Asst. Editor Sheila Parish Advisor 9ranees Watkins Advisor Robert Stark Advisor mnwe.cs hkh scmoojc vanvjccs, Dedication Frances Watkins Miss Frances Watkins' influence on the students of D. H.S. has spanned four decades. She began teaching in September of 1935 in room 246, now renumbered as room 245. She taught English for two years and then switched to history and social science. In 1968 Miss Watkins was made the head of the department. In her undivided attention to the development of the young people in Danville, she has been active as an advisor for Girls Club and as make-up advisor for Dramatic Club. She has also helped to chaperone most of the dances and proms during her career. Classified as a staunch supporter of Viking athletics, she hasn't missed many home football, basketball or baseball games, or the home swimming meets. One of Miss Watkins' greatest attributes is her dedication to the MEDLEY. A high school staff member, she became an assistant advisor and then served as head advisor from 1941 until 1975. During this span of 34 years, she helped over 500 students in the yearbook field and inspired several to go on to other journalistic pursuits. Active in community affairs, she has served this year as a representative on the Vermilion County Bicentennial Commission thus reenforcing her love of history. In this Bicentennial year the MEDLEY staff of 1976 dedicates this yearbook to Miss Frances Watkins, a glorious woman and a truly devoted teacher.... 2 When making new friendships Consider the quality of character .... 'Debate firmly their will to develope your personality. Jn times of wealth or poverty, Choose wisely Eased upon our democracy of individual dependence. 4 Student Cife 70 Clubs 22 Sports 56 Underclass SS Seniors 116 faculty 15$ Advertisements 178 5 People express different emotions for different intents. Zhrough eternity, the life you make is equal to the life you get. 6 Mand Marches Zo Championship Jn Champaign Class “A” 'Citle Central Illinois grand Champion 5 ziwejK1 z cm HOMSeOMWG 1975 The annual Homecoming Assembly was held in the auditorium at 8:05 on October 17, 1975. As Miss Wolff played the Fight and Cheer songs, Karla Rhodes introduced the football Court of Honor and the Homecoming Court. The sophomore attendants, Nedra Henthome and Ella May Watson, were presented to the assembly by President Todd Black. As the Pompettes stood and cheered, President Jim Albert presented the Junior attendants, Kim Caslow and Jackie Pearson. Co-captains Rick Strebing and Alvin Perryman escorted the senior attendants, Tina Perrone and Annette Watson, respectively. Alan Wilson escorted the Senior choice, Queen Jackie Hardesty. 1974 Queen Terri Dicteon, escorted by Student Council President, John Linderman, crowned Jackie to end the assembly. Saturday night, Jackie reigned over the Homecoming Dance, Windmills of Your Mind. Queen Jackie Hardesty Terri crowned Jackie as the Court of Honor looked on. Standing: Todd Black; Rick Strebing; Alvin Perryman; Alan Wilson; John Linderman; Jim Albert. Seated: Nedra Henthome; Ella May Watson; Tina Perrone; Annette Watson; Queen Jackie Hardesty; 1974 Queen Terri Dickson; Kim Caslow; Jackie Pearson. 13 SPJKJZ Jail Concert Vikingettes Sadie Hawkins The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance was held in the boy's gym on Oct. 31. The dance began after the football game which resulted in a Viking victory over Rantoul, 55-6. Supervised by Miss Watkins, the Y-Teens decorated the gym in a Halloween style with figurines, streamers, and posters. This year Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner were Carol Speir and Jeff Bartos. Music was provided by the We Three Band. Pa 73 THE PRESIDENT’S SECRET WEAPON IS A REFRESHING FIRST LADY HIGH ON BEING HERSELF Bicentennial L ay farade Marching Vikings host Invitational Danville dominates district run DHS breaks Toppers 1 V If Tommy, Students warned against 'Who's-Who Type' publications film, a flashy disappointment Drum Major, David Holmes, marches on MAROON ond WHITE Class president, track star lies patient October 17, 1975 •A Rick Allison—striving for comeback 6S Sadie Hawkins Dance tonight Night Theatre coming to DHS 20 know what the price is”—Redenbaugh Tankmen look onto challenge Q) Project Concern Golfers hopeful wm rallies walkers AFS Secret Sis Revealed John Sanders pursues the humanitarian way of life Shebby platoons Vikes d uA How's Your Love Life? Ask M.W. Love Counselor! Organizations Medley rhose involved in making this Medley possible, received a good taste of journalism, a sound foundation for patience, and a vital experience in cooperation. A sincere thanks to all of those responsible for this book. A special thanks to Karen White for stepping in after our Sheri went to college. To John, Kelly, Greg, Teresa, Miss Parish, and Miss Watkins, thank you for making those long evenings bearable. 1. Assistant Copy Editor Sarah Taylor; Copy Editor Sara Waggoner. 2. Editor-In-Chief Beaver Pollitt. 3. Assistant Editors; Kelly LeConte, John Jones. 4. Assistant Circulation Manager Carla Bruder; Circulation Manager Terry Tinder. S. Business Staff; Standing: Cindy Will, Sue Owen, Tracy Kuras. Sitting: Janet Brooks; Business Manager Lisa Stevens. 24 1. Art Staff: H. McConnell, M. Stover, K. Elliott. 2. Advisors: F. Watkins, S. Parish, R. Stark. 3. Organization Co-editor: S. Depke. 4. Photography Staff: Editor, L. Woodrum, D. Schroeder, P. Burke. 2nd Row: G. Denman, G. Hil-lery, M. Beresford, J. Jones. 5. School Staff: School editor, J. Dombroskie, T. Cunningham, G. Winterhalter, M. Miller, P. Page, B. Hinton, D. Darby. 6. Organization Staff: T. Perrone, Co-editor, K. White, G. Coty, N. Henthom, C. Curtis. J. Park, absent. Maroon And White Editorial Staff: A. Young, J. Sprouls, J. Elder, K.C .Royalty, G. Swann, J. Smith, C. Caster, N.A. Luke. The 1975-76 staff of the Maroon and White gained distinction by being elected president of the Illinois High School Press Association. Though holding office in the organization several times in the past, it was the first time that the paper was chosen to head the 150 member school publication structure. The Maroon and White has been the major news source for D. H. S. Through the years the Maroon and White has dedicated itself to the honesty and the expansion of knowledge. Editorial Staff: C. Henderson, L. Sinsabaugh, L. Crockett, T. Derrickson, N. Speir, A. Kesler. Art editor Kathy Cochran, Editorial editor Patti Griggs, Photography editor John Kesler, School Features editor Lori Ross, News editor Mark Wakely, Sports editor Jeff Owen, Community Features editor Ginny Ball, Editor-in-Chief Milton Stein. W. Crawford advisor. Literary editor Karen Hamilton, People and Organizations editor Cathv Claon and Copy editor Kerry Blue. 7 ’ Business Staff : 8th Row: B. Wantland, J. Kucic, R. Lazelle. 7th Row: J. Glavey T. Caudill V. Ujrenz, A Wilson, P. Costigan, Business advisor R. Looft. 6th Row: A. Lewis, G. Zillman. Sth Row: A. Clark, T. Lewis, S. Whipple. 4th Row: T. Brumaghim, B. Costello, D. Jenkins, R. Strebing. 3rd Row: K. Briggs, G. Crabb, M. Hensold, B MacDonald, D. Jenkins. 2nd Row: K. Bott, R. Fagot, D. Grimshaw, S. Moe, T. Simpson. 1st Row: J. Balsley, K. Fuller, J. Greene, K. Peterson, C. Rommerskirchen. Business Staff, under the direction of Mr. Looft and Vern Lorenz, were responsible for distributing the Maroon and White issues to the various homerooms on publication Fridays. Selling and laying out the ads and money-raising activities, such as the annual Holly sale were also included in their duties. Editorial Staff: 6th Row: P. Romack, M. Thor-mann, L. Dreher. 5th Row: C. Cochran, M. Hughett, K. Schartz. 4th Row: R. Thomas, R. Beckes, R. Stein, J. Gore, S. Willard. 3rd Row: S. Witsman, L. Dawless, A Ewbank. 2nd Row: M. Martin, M Cole, S. Edmunds. 1st Row: K. Burley, S. Ebert, M. LeRoy. 27 Student Council Kris Student Council started their meetings this summer by making anew constitution and planning Homecoming. Student Council week included a guest speaker, Howie Hollander; Sophomore-Junior Class Elections; and a pie-eating contest. This year's Student Council sponsored a student exchange to gain knowledge in bettering our own school. Officers were President John Linderman; Vice-President Kris Peterson; Secretary Kellie Peterson; Treasurer; Lori Ross. American Jield Service Till with Rafael Contreras, an Ecuadorian, who was awarded a scholarship to study his senior year in our country, answer questions about their native countries atanA.F.S. meeting. The American Field Service organization this year gave students at D.H.S. an opportunity to meet and get to know Till Hus-ter from Germany. A. F. S. held an open house this fall to acquaint Till with the students and faculty. He stayed with Jamie Cooper and her family. As part of the Americans Abroad program, Colleen Finley traveled to Santiago, Chile. Officers this year included; Colleen Finley, president; Karen White, vice-president; and Karen Johnson, social chairman. 29 Officers: P. Burke, Social Service Chairwoman; C. Wright, Vice President; L. Stevens, President; H. McConnell, Secretary; D. McGrew; Chaplain. Y-Teens activities this year included delivering a Thanksgiving Basket to a needy family and sponsoring Sadie Hawkins. Y-Teens is Co-sponsored by the YWCA and D. H. S. Officers were: Lisa Stevens, President; Cindy Wright, Vice President; Helen McConnell, Secretary; Paula Burke, Social Service Chairwoman; Barb Reitz, and Donna McGrew, Co-Chaplains, and Annette Palmer, Social Chairman. Mrs. Morris served as advisor after Miss Kleiner's death. 2nd Row: Mrs. Morris, B. Reitz, J. McConnell, D. McGrew, P. Buike, Connell, T. Perrone, T. Caudill, J. Ford, J. Rudolph. K. Rhodes. 1st Row: A. Palmer, H. Me- Club Some of Z-Club's activities this year included ushering at the games, caroling at nursing homes, and this year they provided a Thanksgiving Basket for a needy family. Officers were President Lori Driver, Vice-president Mary Beth Sutter, Secretary Karen Elliott, Treasurer, Cindy Wright, Social Service Chairman, Debbie Rull. 3rd Row: K. Elliott, C. Wright, S. Taylor, L. Driver, M. Sutter, Mrs. Sturm. 2nd Row: K. Hart, D. Johnson, N. Jenkins, L. Hart, C. Rhodes, L. Mann, K. Abbott, L. Quick, L. Sinsabaugh, K. Schwartz. D. Strauss. 1st Row: D. Ennis, N. Bean, L. Johnson, R. Krueger, K. Roy. Kadio Staff The D. H. S. Radio Staff had a fifteen minute broadcast on WDAN each week. The broadcasts consisted of current events in the city, and they provided information to the public about the activities of D. H. S. Editors were B. Smith, General Manager; D. Finkle, News Editor; R. Bates, Sports Editor; and A. Davis Features Editor. Sports Staff: T. Smith, J. Smith, J. Mason, R. Nasser. 32 'Debate Club C. Price, L. Garrison, B. Moehnke, C. Wright, D. Corbin. Starting the year off with a flash of red, white, and blue, the Debate club participated in a Bicentennial Youth Debate before the regular season of competition. Debaters were also involved in a Student Congress held at the U. of I. Carleton Price represented the school at the district meet. Many times in our life we are faced with puzzling questions. Approach these uncertainties with caution, but don't be frightened. 33 Office Workers Principal's Office: 3rd Row: T. Ross, D. Pinegar, J. Jameson, K. Fentem, D. Brown. 2nd Row: L. McClain, L. Anderson, E. Sch-roer. 1st Row: A. Young, S. Taylor, T. Johnson, T. Fentem. Dean Of Men: 3rd Row: S. Harmon, J. Blacketer, S. Davis. 3rd Row: K. Walter, T. Johnson, B. McNeil. 1st Row: K. Hart, D. Luzenske, R. Krueger. Attendance Office: S. Nasser, C. Moore, L. Hart, D. Ennis, L. Swansbro. To ease the pain of a boring study hall some students made themselves useful in one of the many DHS offices, including the attendance, Deans', guidance, and principal's offices. They were a great help to the school. Dean Of Women: 4th Row: B. Thompson, L. Hastings, C. Cloyd. 3rd Row: T. Reed, J. Bailey, C. Sanders, A. Cooper. 2nd Row: L. Hart, K. Rhodes, R. Krueger. 1st Row: T. Golden, K. Bankhead. P.E. Office: T. Perrone, S. Harmon, J. Balsley. Guidance Office: L. Swansbro, S. Owen, J. Brooks. 34 Group II: 2nd Row: K. Cravins, J. Howe, E. Treadway, S. Cooper, M. Powell, B. Wright, L. Walsh, T. Andrews, Mr. Nelson. 1st Row: P Webber, D. Halbert, T. Drews, B. Bowman. D.e. Officers: P. Webber, Secretary; L. Walsh, Treasurer; and D. Halbert, Vice-president. Absent: D. Ballard, President. Group I; 2nd Row: L. Sherman, P. Zemont, G. Swann, B. Hicks, P. Gilliland, K. Sexton. 1st Row: M. Powell, C. Kilgore, J. Jameson, Mr. Nelson. The Distributive Education program prepared graduates for marketing jobs and gave college bound students a technical background. Participants in the program were involved in setting up displays in the halls of the high school as well as taking inventory at Zayre. Officers: B. Hicks, Treasurer; and C. Kilgore, Secretary. diversified Occupations The Diversified Occupations program dealt with industrial-orient-ed employment, including; the health fields, industrial labor, banking, and insurance. Members in the program were organized into a club, VIC A. Mr. Farthing was the advisor of the Diversified Occupations program. 4th Row: M. Garrison, R. Rowley, C. Shafer, R. Bland, K. Gil-patrick, K. Gurchie, B. Arnholt, K. Farthing. 3rd Row: unidentified, C. White, unidentified, R. Prentice, J. Cooper, D. Phillips. 2nd Row: L. Howard, L. Watson, T. Cole, R. Woodard, M. Taylor, J. Henry. 1st Row: P. Menkman, B. Woods, B. Murphy, T. Sembar. Cooperative Work Zraining Through the Cooperative Work Training program, students were able to learn about the business world and spend one half of the school day as an employed student learner. This program provided students with job oriented studies to help them in the working community. 3rd Row: P. Butcher, R. Campbell, V. Adkins, T. Pollitt, G. Tyrl, D. Booe, V. Ohl, S. Sherman. 2nd Row: L. Beresford, S. Balsley, S. Buchanan, K. Devylder, M. Green, D. Bolton, K. Amos, L.Sandlin. 1st Row: V. Phelnc n. Bailey, J. Brown, R. Williamson. Absent: F. Strwser, P. Bergen, 36 Office Occupations 2nd Row: P. Ryan; R. Wilson; M. Foster; M. Carpenter; R. Osborn; L. Hastings; K. Crushon, Co-treasurer; S. Kleiner; J. Ashcraft; A. Davis; A. Young; D. Derrickson. 1st Row: C. Bowen; B. Blary, Co-treasurer; S. Fredericks; D. Benson; J. Howe; E.White. Members of Office Occupations attended school in die morning and worked in the afternoon. One of the highlights of the year was the Employer Banquet in the spring. Fund-raising activities included selling candles, cards, and plaques. The girls were advised and taught by Mrs. Isringhausen. 2nd Row: C. Bowen; J. Howe, Corresponding Secretary: S. Fredericks, Recording Secretary; ,K. Crushshon, Vice-President; R. Wilson; Y. Leek; M. Foster; B. Blary. 1st Row: P. Ryan; A. Young, President; M. Carpenter; N. Lowry; D. Benson. Secretaries Of Zomorrow The purpose of Secretaries of Tomorrow is to enlarge interest in the secretarial field, and to encourage continuing education through association with those engaged in the secretarial profession. Activities included monthly meetings, bake sales, and a Christmas party. 37 A-V Mrs. Nelms 5th Row: J. Seright, R. Correll, J. Kesler. 4th Row: J. Kucic, B. Crate, D. Stuart, J. Lane, D. Parker R. Hinton, D. Cole, D. Harden. 3rd. Row: T. Jones, S. Drews, C. Drude, K. Cilpateick. 2nd Row: D. Jenkins, V. Lorenz B. Freed, J. Delzell, C. Kinney, L. Nelms, C. Walker. 1st Row: V. High, S. Kennedy, K. Spir-alke, K. Sexton, L. Welker. r The A-V club this year met on Wednesday mornings. Making use of their video-tape equipment, they taped our football, basketball, and volleyball games, along with special programs requested by teachers. 38 Cibrary Club The Library Club this year had the honor of being the host for both the fall and spring gatherings of the SLECI as well as gaining membership to the ISLA. A bake sale was held in order to raise the membership fees to botii of these clubs. As a special incentive to members, the Library Club began the practice of awarding all seniors service awards. Officers this past year were Melinda Woods, President; Tracy Warbritton and Ron Shelato serving as Vice-Presidents. 2nd Row: R. Shelato, D. Zemont, J. Cummings, A. Pearl, R. Strebing, E. Bowling, R. Hinton, D. Romine. 1st: C. Lovinger, J. Hutcherson, J. Foster, M. Marack, C. Swick, M. Hughett, M. Woods, P. Bowling, Mrs. Johnson. 39 Science Club Field trips to Forest Glen and Kicka-poo State Park, as well as experiments, were some of the ways that Mr. Barker, this year's advisor of the Science Club, tried to create a greater interest in science for club members. Gary Lovinger and Randy Correll served as president and vice-president. P. Couts, R. Correll, G. Lovinger, M. Mack, J. Barker, J. Kimberlin. 3rd Row: C. Ball, H. Smalley, S. Islam, M. Wright, C. Wright. 2nd Row: C, Finley, P. Strebing, M. Englert, T. Lacey, J. Rudolph. 1st Row: L. Palmer, C. Lewis, J. Wakely, L. Taylor. Medical Careers Club Medical Careers offered students the opportunity to learn about some of the many available careers in medicine. Meetings were held twice a month in the nurse's office. Connie Lewis was president. Nurse's Helpers: 2nd Row: B. Schultz, J. Seright, R. Kirk, C. Davis. 1st Row: Mrs. Wright, C. Lewis, J. Wakely. B. Reitz. 40 Environmental Club Environmental Club's activities this year included field trips and a special speaker on the ozone. Officers were Gary Lovinger, President; and Penny Peterson, Secretary. Mrs. Sanders was the adviser. R. Hinton, M. Miller, P. Peterson, G. Lovinger. Human Kelations Club Human Relations club has been involved in many activities this year. Organizing Black History Week and the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observance, held here at D. H. S., were two of the main events that took place. Meetings were the second and fourth Mondays of each month. Officers were JoAnn Mason, President; Ewell Thompson, Vice-President; Tammy Derrickson, Secretary; and Jeff Hunt, Treasurer. The club was advised by Mr. Green. 41 J. Hunter, C. Bibb, A. Green, K.Davis, J. March. CatiH Club Latin club was involved in many things. This year they took an interest in archeology, held their annual banquet, and went caroling on the mall. Officers were president, Linda Salvatore; vice-president, Robin Grzesick; and secretary-treasurer, Sherrie Quick. 2nd Row: M. DePauw, M. Long, A. Davis, L. Palmer, J. Keller, T. Knight, M. Martin, J. Wakely, M. Wakely. 1st Row: K. Mickey, L. Salvatore, R. Grzesick. Art Club With Mrs. Harvey’s help. Art Club members held macrame workshops and jewelry making classes after school. The officers this year were Sheila Burton, President; Carla Bro-sius, Vice-president, and Helen McConnell, Secretary-treasurer. Chess Club The Chess Club, advised by Mr. Hurst, a Social Studies teacher, was now in its third year of existence at DHS. Being open to all students, it gave an excellent opportunity to,become involved in a extracurricular activity. Officers were David Crawley, president; and John Mathis, vice-president. G. MiHikin, R. Hurst, D. Nelson, J. Phillips, P. Boothe, J. Mathis, R. Slezak, S. Islam. 3rd Row: J. VanPelt, S. Murrman, D. Summerlot, L. Keilholtz, S. Burton, T. Morris, V. Hicks. 2nd Row: M. Neff, D. Mullins, Mr. Carlson, J. Mathis, D. Borgers, C. Simpkins, C. Baker. 1st Row: J. Marshall, M. Spears. Spanish Club Spanish club had many guest speakers this year from many different countries. They also participated in the international caroling on the mall. Officers were president, John Mathis: vice-president. Sue Murrmann: Secretary-treasurer, Diana Borgers; and social chairman, John Marshall. 43 'Drama Club The Dramatic Club presented three major performances this past year, AN EVENING OF PLAYS, 1776 AND ALL THAT, and ANGEL STREET. AN EVENING OF PLAYS consisted of three short plays which were Stories of America, The World We Live In, and Voices, while 1776 AND ALL THAT helped in the celebration of our bicentennial. The Dramatic Club was under the supervision of Mr. Dale Ferrell. 5th Row: R. Bates, M. Miller, D. Krueger, E. Bruice, T. Huster, E. Hillenburg, J. Overton, R. Dahl, W. Erskine, L. Harrison, R. Graham. 4th Row: J. Jaruseski, B. Frank, P. Page, P. Fox, B. Smith, K. Spain, J. Hardesty, C. Clay, S. Howell, M. Stover, C. Reed. 3rd Row: L. Bates, L. McClain, D. Musson, B. Smith, D. Goelz, B. McClain, L. Sinsabaugh, C. Wright, J. Dodd. 2nd Row: P. Burke, C. McDonald, D. Barnes, K. Walters, J. Bagshaw, L. Swansbro. 1st Row: A. Ren-nick, J. Ferrell, C. Tolliver, Mr. Ferrell, R. Romack. The butterfly world. Heavenly fathers from 1776. Two lovely butterflies tried to raise Felix out of the depths of despondency 44 Presentations ' £ § ' 2 i 2 ® ff (QJ $ “Voices' lid Buicc Robert Williams Marilu McCollum - Claire Williams “The World WC Live In Carol Jackson Iris Dave Krueger Felix Janet Bagshuw Clythia Short Stories of America Julie Dodd reader Randy Graham reader Gail Winterhalter reader F.d Hillcnburg — reader Martha Stover reader Matt Miller reader “1776 And All That Richard Bates Voltaire Janet Bagshaw Judy Meadows John Ferrell - Czculegcr Vern Loren — George Washington Randy Graham — Thomas Jefferson | Martha Stover Martha Washington “An Evening Of Plays’’ “1776 And All Zhat” “Angel Street” 45 C.I.A. hotline Concert The Concert Band performed at three public concerts during the year as well as performing for a contest which was held in the spring. Besides these activities members also performed in the pep band which played at all home basketball games. During the year the director, Mr. David Requa, and the Concert Band laid out plans for the concert tour this summer to Washington, D. C. 5th Row: L. Morris, D. Requa, K. Davis, J. Stanford, T. Goelz, S. Zercher. 4th Row: L. Lenover, A. Williams, K. Winn, T. Shorts, S. McKinney, J. Phebus, J. Oberwortman, G. Hillery, B. Martin, T. Rodman, R. Grzesiek, D. Nelson. 3rd Row: A. Roth, E. Bencomo, C. Pickett, V. Dokey, Evonda Goings, D. Semsprott, T. Morris, J. Nicholson, L. Stevenson, K. Borror, R. Scott, J. Klage, A. Middleton, S.Atkinson, P. Nixon, D. Demoss, E. John. 2nd Row: J. Hegeler, L. Pickett, E. Berg, C. Cornell, P. Preston, J. Kimberlin, J. Wieseman, D. Day, L. Reed, J. Easely, M. Kinney, J. VanPelt, D. Borgers, S. Clark. 1st Row: S. Nasser, L. Linne, D. Dietz, P. Fox, L. Riegle, A. Davis, T. Olmsted, J. Manning, M. York. 46 H ta 4th Row: T. Beresford, J. Hardesty, K. Hamilton, T. Schrader, B. Frank, K.C. Royalty, J. Jaruseski, D. Parker, D. Grahm, P. Gough, C. Speir, D. Holmes, B. Asmar, N. Cantu, T. Harmon, C. Brooks, J. Chowning, K. Wilks, T. Brumaghim, G. Shutes, M. Woods. 3rd Row: J. White, K. Surina, P. Couts, J. Brown, S. Moore, D. Schroe-der, L. Jones, M. Melzer, J. Divan, R. Romack, M. Long, L. Powell, L. Weaver, J. Bartos, L. Cornwell, A. Kr-apf, B. Phebus, D. Stark, B. Ford, G. Crabb, K. Killion, K. Barrett, M. Miller, D. Grimshaw. 2nd Row: J. Shaw, J. Cooper, S. Gough, B. Orme, R. Crockett, J. Gustafson, R. Ames, T. Tinder, G. Williams, L. Woodrum, K. Oberwortmann, B. Bates, J. Wiesemann, L. Byrket. 1st Row: L. Thomas, K. Day, K. Fox, K. Owen, K. Laird, N. Speir, J. Dugle, S. Ahlert, S. Ebert, M. Carter, J. Gore, L. Dawless, D. Carpenter. Symphonic Band The Symphonic Band, the larger of the two band groups, received superior ratings in the IHSA State Organizational Contest again this year. They also performed well at their traditional Fall and Spring Concerts, and at the Big 12 Festival. During the school year the band planned for their Bicentennial Tour to Washington, D. C. in June. Officers this year were David Holmes, president; Joe Jaruseski, vice-president; Carol Jack-son, secretary; and Jami Cooper, treasurer. Mr. Jon Dugle was the director. 47 Marching Vikings Aside from performing at football games and hosting the Viking Invitational, the Marching Vikings participated in the Sweet Corn Festival Parade and the Danville Labor Day Parade. Also to their credit was the capture of first place in the Central Illinois Marching Band Championship and third place in the Elmhurst College Marching Band Championship. Viking longship rows into a first. David Holmes directs the band during the Viking Invitational. Left: Jerry Stanford exemplifies the dedication of the Marching Vikings. 48 Orchestra Music for the Broadway Show Fiddler on the Roof ' was supplied by the orchestra, in addition to many concerts. A June trip to Washington D. C. was planned and spon sored by the D. H. S. Music Boosters. 5th Row: S. Hall, D. Howie, J. Jaruseski, R. Asmar, K.C. Royalty, C. Speir, T. Brumaghim, M. Woods, M. Miller, K. Barrett, K. Killon, 4th Row: T. Chu, R. Hightower, T. McBride, K. Mahar, E. Thompson, K. Zimmerman, M. Hughett, L. Stevenson, K. Borror, J. Nicholson, R. Romack, L. Weaver, G. Crawford, S. Davis, D. Crawley, D. Parker, B. Smith, C. Irons, C. Swick, 3rd Row: K. Colleen, R. Crockett, V. Hicks, T. Nabors, J. Gore, C. Jackson, L. Dawless, D. Carpenter, L. Thomas, K. Day, J. Brown, M. Melzer, J. Zimmerman, M. Stover. 2nd Row: L. Taylor, K. O'Bannon, C. Long, L. English, J. Gustafson, R. Ames, N. Speir. K. Laird, W. Smith, R. Bates. 1st Row: K. Briggs, M. Manage, J. Hunter, J. Dalbey, L. Rozgonyi, S. Shafen, K. McFall, T. Zillman. 3rd Row: J. Gore, D. Carpenter, D. Liggett, T. Harmon, D. Grim-shaw, K. Barrett, M. Miller, K. Killion. 2nd Row: Mr. Dugle, K. C. Royalty, T. Brumaghim, M. Woods, C. Brooks, K. Wilks, C. Speir. 1st Row: T. Tinder, L. Woodrum, M. Jones, K. Oberwort-mpnn, M. Melzer, J. Brown. Front: D. Holmes. [Jazz Maud Jazz band was a selective ensemble consisting of twenty members. Membership to the top band, of the three jazz bands, was through audition. This year three members were selected to the I. M. E. A. All District Jazz Band. The three members were: Dottie Carpenter, David Holmes, and Mark Woods. 49 Tradition. Tiddler On Zhe Koof Getting ready. . . 50 On the evening of Nov. 22 Tradition and the Fiddler provided a very entertaining evening at D. H. S. The Music Department presented the tragic-comedy musical, Fiddler on the Roof. The show was centered on the family of a dairyman, Tevya, Greg Williams; his wife Golde, Melanie Spain; and three of their five daughters along with their respective gentleman admirers during the Russian Revolution. Pam Barnes portrayed the Matchmaker and the Fiddler , Richard Bates, represented Tradition. The orchestra provided beautiful music for an evening that will be remembered as one of the best musical performances at Danville High. Drink, L'CHIAM 51 OW- M- , ,lan J- 1Keller,:D Hance, R. Dahl, j. Synder, E. Ferris, Mr. Rimington, R. Ragle, P. Teve-?. Barnes'. A WaTther K Toy!’L Xbc 'k. Pal“' C Rommelskirchen- lst RoW: A. Cole, D. Finkle, C. Reed, 52 Contemporaires, under the able direction of Mr. Jim Rimington, dedicated much time and effort to bringing music to the school and community. Their many performances included school concerts and programs for community clubs. A new and successful program this year was the Madrigal Dinner. Beth Jones was their accompianist. Singing Vik ings Singing Vikings began its year with the fall concert. During the Christmas holidays, they gave performances for various Danville clubs and their annual Christmas assembly. Many of the individuals in this choir participated in Fiddler on the Roof. Singing Vikings was directed by Joe Grant. Hmrnrnmmrnmmmm. .. At the Christmas assembly... 4th Row: P. Barnes, C. Reed, Y. Leek, M. Thorman, J. Keller, R. Smith, R. Dahl, C. Davis, J. Pearson, M. Elliott, P. Kassl, K. Toy, D. Finkle. 3rd Row: B. Jones, E. Babcock, C. Benting, D. Rull, E. Ferris, R. Ragle, R. Goff, S. Monroe, D. Krueger, S. Taylor, R. Krueger, J. Elder, A. Cole. 2nd Row: D. McBride, M.J. Miller, M.L. McCollom, S. Edmund, D. Schroeder, J. Ferrell, T. Herron, S. Bordelon, E. Lane, D. Pinegar, B. McNeil, A. Walther. 1st Row: Mr. Grant, C. Rommerskirchen, B. Ring, T. Lewis, C. Bruder, J. Snyder, J. Mason, B. Freeland, M. Malan, K. LeConte, S. Waggoner, K. Peterson, M. Spain, L. Stevenson. At piano: L. Byrket. 53 Vikingettes 3rd Row: C. Christenson, J. Smith, K. West, M. Stover, L. Swinford, L. Johnson, A. Palmer, A. Fuentes, C. Giibert R $piralke, C. Jeske. 2nd Row: K. Haskins, A. Charles, T. Warbritton, R. Romack, K. Ewbank, L. Mann, G. Miller, G. Greer, M. McCollom, N. Bean, C. Wright. 1st Row: Mr. Grant, H. McConnell, K Johnson, P.Vance, L. Ross, M. Parks, K. Corbin, P. Burke, K. Peterson, B. McNeil, J. Thompson. Vikings This year a new boys choir, the Vikings, was formed, directed by Jim Rimington. Vikingettes, the all girls choir, was again under Joe Grant's direction. Both groups performed for the Fall and Winter Concerts. 3rd Row: J. Seright, D. Grootenhuis, C. Finley, J. Overton, G. Williams, K. Janesky, G. Cunningham. 2nd Row: V. O'Brien, G. Thornton, A. Rennick, J. Jaurence, C. Tolliver, C. Yount. 1st Row: T. Elliott, M. Chase, A. Smith, D. Jones, M. Peterson, M. Abner, C. Norman, T. Goelz. 54 2nd Row: T. Goelz, M. Stover, J. Overton, K. Spain, M. Hensold, G. Thornton, H. McConnell, T. Cox. 1st Row: B. Jones, D. Noel, K. Owen, B. NcNeil, A. Edmonds, V. Green. This year the Madri-gals and Guys and the Treble Choir were under the direction of Mr. Joe Grant. Both groups performed at various school concerts and for community organizations. The Madrigals and Guys also provided some of the entertainment at the International Dinner held in March. The groups were accompianied by Becky Jones and Laura Wittrig. Madri-Gals and Guys sing-out... Mr. Grant conducts the tunes... jMadri-Qals And Quijs Treble Choir 4th Row: T. Morris, C. Techtow, D. Hawkins, C. Williams, P. Cavin, T. Smith, T. Kair, D. Brown, L. Jarvis, L. Bates, J. Wynn, M. Russian, L. Sinsabaugh, K. Spain. 3rd Row: T. Wilbon, M. Biley, J. McBride, K. Schartz, T. Schrader, T. Neil, D. Fulton, K. Kerby, C. Druseckie, M. Hensold, D. Musson, M. Lipa, K. Streitz, V. Howell, D. Engle, 2nd Row: D. Nelson, S. Billings, A. Edmonds, G. Curtis, K. Mills, C. Warrell, J. McConnell, D. Noel, K. Owen, B. Scarce, L. Goelz. 1st Row: V. Green, T. Tyler, S. Hawkins, D. Marlatt, C. Connor, L. Wit-trig, B. Semsprott, L. Nolan. 55 56 3rd Row: R. Thompson, J. Owen, A. Wilson, L. Moore, M. Elliott, Coach Eakle, 2nd Row: M. Beresford, L. Black. T. Chu, M. Chase, J. Linderman, R. Goff, 1st Row: B. Burley, D. Hastings, K. Burley, B. Nohmer. The Viking Cross Country Team led by Captain and Most Valuable Jeff Owen compiled a record of 12-0 in dual meets and finished no lower than seventh in any invitational. They were conference, district, and sectional champs and finished a strong 15th in the state. The sophomores, not to be outdone, finished the season undefeated in sophomore invitationals. John Linderman was highest scholastic award winner. Danville. . . 19 North Vermilion..............38 Danville. . . 23 Mattoon......................35 Danville. . . 15 Charleston...................50 Danville. . .19 Champaign Central. ... 44 Danville. . . 15 Urbana.......................50 Danville. . . 15 Mac Arthur...................46 Danville. . .21 Rantoul......................38 Danville. . .15 Paris........................49 Danville. . . 15 Hoopeston....................49 Danville. . .23 Champaign Central. ... 34 Danville. . . 15 Urbana.......................50 Danville. . . 16 Champaign Cenn...............45 Big 12 Conference...................................1st place District............................................1st place Sectional...........................................1st place State Meet.........................................15th place M. Chase M. Beresford L. Moore R. Goff J. Strader K. Burley J. Linderman J' A. Wilson Captain Jeff Owen M. V.P. Jeff Owen High Scholastic John Cinderman Cross Country L. Black D. Hastings B. Burley R. Thompson B. Nohmer T. Chu r- Jones; Cerasi; Williams; Glover; Beckes; Zoms; Fagot; Perryman; Kennedy; Chapman; Hensold; Streb- MSM ihr ’-Fra“arivrdoROT,D LeCfnt l’ Stein' Wylie; Butcheri Marbury; March; Micou; Lillard; Cossey; Grzesiek; Nep; aln?Cr-; «h,A:, 2l?d WUboum; Cotton; Gentry; Lambert; J. Delzell; Ebersole; Fox; Ja. Delzell; Stimac; Luke, Rosdail; Goff; Wayland; D. Walker 1st Row: Spletzer, Warren; Pollitt; Allison; Profit; W. Jones; Bishop; G. Walker; Miller; Glasgow; Bott; Travis; Givens. ’ bO Danville. . . . 18 Schlarman. . . . 6 Danville. . . . 77 Lawrenceville. . . . 0 Danville. . . . 31 Urbana . . 6 Danville. . . . 42 Mattoon. . . . . 6 Danville. . . . 43 Decatur . 22 Danville. . . . 21 Bloomington. . . . 13 Danville. . . . 28 Champaign. . . . . 7 Danville. . . . 0 Springfield. . . . . 3 Danville. . . . 55 Rantoul Danville. . . . 7 LaSalle Peru. . . . 22 Varsity football The D. H. S. Viking football team obtained an 8-2 seasonal record on their way to a state tourney berth. Woody Williams, Danville's hard running all-state fullback gained 1,003 yards. The Vik's placed six players on the allconference team, Chris Kinney, Dave Walker, Rob Fagot, Joe Hensold, John LeConte, Woody Williams. Three months of devoted dedication resulted in one of the greatest football teams to ever perform at Danville High. For the years to come, fans will compare the great teams of the future to this great team of the past. 62 V. football Danville. . 46 Schlarman.................0 Danville. . 14 Champaign Central. . 18 Danville. . 14 Rantoul...............0 Danville. . 6 Champaign Central. . 20 Danville. ..44 Rossville Varsity. . . 13 Danville. . 28 Centennial...............13 Danville. . 34 Westville.................6 Danville. . 32 Uibana....................6 Danville. . 30 Urbana................14 Danville. .30 Paris.....................8 The Danville Vikings completed another successful season guided by their coach, George Schildt. There were many outstanding underclassmen proving their ability to play varsity football in 1976. Viking fans should anticipate an exciting upcoming season. 4th Row: Stimac, Jones, Brooks, Pearson, Summers, Fermon, Glapion, Sims, Micou, Cooper, Lucas, Coach Schildt 3rd Row: Strader, Elam, Mullins, March, Rowlson, Lewis, Atkinson, Marshall, Menkhaus, Crawford, Frette, Dickson 2nd Row: Sutter, Gentry, Strader, Pare, Rose, Bourn, Richards, Guy, Myers, Ward, Bowman 1st Row: Brannon, Potts, West, Phebus, Krage, Clapp, McKinny, Davis, Winland, Watson, Hampton nipivi m u m v , , HS.INGS t 9 I G°lf For the second year our golf team played in the Fall. Not having fresh, spring courses presented a challenge to them. Despite their 5-12 season, the golfers placed third in conference and 15th in District. 2nd Row: J. Laurence; D. Gallinat; M. Myers; M. For-beck; J. Gallinat; R. Sinclair; Coach Flanagan; 1st Row: P. LeConte; J. Ribbe; B. Smith; J. Winterhalter; R. Madison Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. Danville. . 226 Bloomington.............196 . 430 Mattoon.................397 . 229 Decatur.................210 . 229 Springfield.............204 . 240 Rantoul.................232 . 399 Paris...................422 . 329 Schlarman...............321 .216 Champaign Central. . . 211 . 216 Lincoln.................221 . 303 Urbana..................297 . 345 Mattoon.................344 . 289 Champaign Central. . . 287 . 236 Champaign Centennial. . 236 . 209 Urbana..................207 . 361 Schlarman...............368 . 223 Rantoul.................241 . 195 Kankakee Bis. Mac.. . .205 Varsity basketball The 1975-76 D. H. S. Hustling Vikings displayed great sportsmanship, team work and effort. Even though there were some let downs as far as points go, the D. H. S. enthusiasm always had the sound of victory. In the regional games, Danville was able to defeat Champaign Centennial, the number one seeded team, by a score of 81-70. Coach Dennie Lewis led the Vikings in this exciting season. Jim Houpt, Karl Black, Joe Hensold, Mike Drews, Don Mascari, Steve Ingalsbe, Chris Kinney, Coach Fred Menk-haus, Coach Dennie Lewis, Sam McNeal, Mark Cerasi, Rob Fagot, Alvin Perryman, Matt Houpt. 66 Varsity Cettcmai Each year team members receive points for the achievement of certain standards established by their coach. Players who earned 100 points this year and were awarded letters were: 1st Row: K. Black, M. Cerasi. 2nd Row: M. Drews, J. Hen-sold, J. Houpt. 3rd Row: M. Houpt, S. Ingalsbe, A. Perryman. 67 Varsity basketball The 1975-76 Danville Vikings were an aggressive, competitive team. They fought their way to a victory over Mattoon but lost to De LaSalle. VARSITY BASKETBALL DHS 64 Lawrenceville 76 DHS 69 Bradley 61 DHS 10S Schlarman 71 DHS 68 Paris 63 DHS 51 Lincoln 60 DHS 81 Thomridge 105 DHS 62 Mattoon 51 DHS 48 Champaign 69 DHS 58 Rantoul 67 DHS 40 Bloomington 70 DHS 63 Highland Park 60 DHS 68 Fremd 40 DHS 62 Loyola 74 DHS 64 De LaSalle 65 DHS 51 Springfield 78 DHS 73 Decatur 56 DHS 70 Urbana 63 DHS 73 Mattoon 57 ms 40 Champaign Central 64 DHS 64 Schlarman 60 DHS 64 Bloomington 65 DHS 63 Springfield 77 DHS 64 Urbana 76 DHS 82 Stephen Decatur 56 DHS 70 f Lincoln 71 DHS 81 Champaign Centennial 70 DHS 53 Champaign Central 60 68 DHS 86 Paris 57 DHS 39 Lincoln 58 DHS 52 Thomridge 61 DHS 60 Mattoon 75 DHS 49 Champaign 56 DHS 66 Rantoul 62 DHS 50 Bloomington 47 DHS 55 Springfield 60 DHS 67 Decatur 82 DHS 81 Urbana 47 DHS 71 Mattoon 101 DHS 74 Champaign 69 DHS 77 Schlarman 53 DHS 66 Bloomington 67 DHS 56 Springfield 79 DHS 69 Urbana 70 DHS 51 Lincoln 55 Sophomore basketball The sophomore basketball team compiled a record of seven wins and eleven losses. No less than ten players were played in each game, providing each player a chance to get valuable experience. Several sophomore players showed ability to score and were aggressive and could play at the varsity level. Bruce anticipated action during the Lincoln game. Standing: Coach Fred Menkhaus, Chuck Finley, Ray Garretson, John Chapman, Bruce Elliot, Quintin Berry, Lindy Moore, Dennis Wilson. Kneeling: Glen Micou, Ray Cooper, Doug Grimes, Victor White, Larry Lucas, Kim Gentry. Absent: Kenneth Pearson. Wrestling 3rd Row: Coach Pendleton, Z. Kendrick, C. McCray, T. Vets, T. Gouard, L. Hoaks, G. Bradfield, D. Ellis Coach Woodard. 2nd Row: N. Anglin, D. Nelson, L. Hampton, A. Marbury, J. Bates, P. Bengle, G. Crawford, J. Stanford, M. Bennett. 1st Row: D. Wilboum, M. Winland, K. Lucas, E. Givens, L. Jones, J. Nelson, J. Derrickson, J. Albert, K. Groves, T. Butcher. The 1975-76 wrestling Vikings had a busy season as the team compiled a record of 13-7 under the direction of Coach Mac Arthur Pendleton in his second year at the helm. The wrestling team was especially strong in the lighter weights this year with such stand out performers as James Nelson and Lee Jones. Some of the team's more lopsided victories were wins over Paris 43-3, St. Joe Ogden 55-3 and Springfield 36-8 as Danville did not allow the opponent to score more than 8 points. Honors this past year went to James Nelson, Captain and Most Valuable, with Lee Jones winning High Scholastic honors. Viking WTestler scores for Danville. Cettemen DHS 3 Granite City 38 DHS 12 Normal 26 DHS 21 Rantoul 30 DHS 22 Champaign 12 DHS 9 Bloomington 47 DHS 27 Mattoon 24 DHS 16 Lincoln 32 DHS 26 Rich East 24 DHS 34 Centennial 22 DHS 43 Paris 3 DHS 55 St. Joe Ogden 3 DHS 23 E. St. Louis High 25 DHS 42 E. St. Louis Lincoln 14 DHS 31 Cahokia 27 DHS 36 Springfield 8 DHS 24 Urbana 27 DHS 34 Hoopeston 20 DHS 40 Decatur MacArthur 18 DHS 32 Unity Tolono 22 DHS 26 Stephen Decatur 20 Top To Bottom: C. McCray, E. Givens, D. Wilbourn, J. Nelson, J. Der-rickson, J. Albert, L. Jones. Absent: L. Hoaks. McCray among the Big 12 winners. 71 Viking battling the opponent The Varsity Swimmers completed their most successful dual season since 1972. Swimming in die facilities at Nelson School of Swimming, under the coaching of David Redenbaugh, they compiled a won-loss record of 7-2. The Mermen crushed diree school records, sent five swimmers and one diver to the State Meet at Hinsdale South, and one diver to Girl’s State. John Mason broke his leg, putting him out of the State Qualifying Medley Relay; Timm Porter, a transfer from Homewood Floss -more, replaced him. 3rd Row: Erik Berg, Timm Porter, Mark Pollard, Alan Taylor, Chris Strader, Muffy Weishar. 2nd Row: Dave Stuart, John Mason. 1st Row: John Kesler, Mac Leverenz, Jeff Mason, David Grootenhuis, Ted Leverenz, John Jones. 72 lip's the Word Zl ink Staff Swimming DAVE STUART Captain Lettered Medley Relay iOOyrd. Bk. JOHN MASON Captain Lettered Medley Relay 50 yrd. Fr. TED LEVERENZ Lettered Diving MUFFY WEISHAR Lettered Diving JOHN KESLER Lettered 500 yrd. Fr. 100 yrd. Fr. JOHN JONES Lettered 100 yrd. Br. 50 yrd. Fr. TIMM PORTER Lettered Medley Relay 500 yrd. Fr. JEFF MASON Lettered Medley Relay 100 yrd. Fm. DHS 55 Champai DHS_ 10 « Bloom in ! ■ Utbana 100 Centennial 90 Springfield 61 Champaign 103 Bloomington 93 Culver Military Academy Richwood Invitational Springfield Invitational Riverside Brookfield Invitational Conference District __________ State flM_ ■■ JS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS 15 | 67 49 71 81 110 69 79 30 4th 3rd 5th 3rd 3rd 20th 73 Sophomore Chris Strader's form that won him a letter. Most Valuable — Dave Stuart Jiiglt Scholastic — Dave Stuart School Records Set in 1976 Medley Relay D. Stuart, M. Pollard 1:43.7 J. Mason, T. Porter Backstroke D. Stuart 57.3 Breastroke M. Pollard 1:02.2 State Qualifiers Medley Reley 16th Dave Stuart 13th Mark Pollard DQ (6th) Mac Leverenz 11th Muffy Weishar 17th Ted Leverenz 30th Mark and Mac finished one--two in the Conference. MARK POLLARD Lettered Medley Relay 100 Br. MAC LEVERENZ Lettered 100 yd. Br. 200 IM CHRIS STRADER Lettered 100 yd. Fly 200 yd. Fr. ALAN TAYLOR Lettered 100 yd. Fr. Diving COACH REDENBAUCH DAVID CROOTENHUIS ERIK BERG 100 yd. Bk. Lettered 100 yd. Bk. 74 ttoys Zennis 1975 Team: 2nd Row M. Groppi, B. McDonald, T. Mosser, B. Blackwell, B. Cratz, Coach Nelson. 1st Row: D. Clem, A. Krapf, T. Simpson, T. Spencer. 1975 Scores DHS 5 Bloomington 4 DHS 9 Blue Island 0 DHS 8 Urbana 1 DHS 2 Champaign 7 DHS 9 Paris 0 DHS 9 Rantoul 0 DHS 0 MacArthur 9 DHS 9 Paxton 0 DHS 3 Centennial 6 DHS 9 Decatur 0 DHS 9 Rantoul 0 DHS 9 Mattoon 0 DHS 5 Champaign 4 DHS 7 Urbana 2 Conference 4th District State 3rd 25th Returning Lettermen 1976 Team: Coach Nelson, Brian McDonald, Brian Cratz, Alan Krapf, Tom Simpson. Coach Bruce Nelson and co-captains Doug Clem and Bob Blackwell pushed the 1975 squad to an 11-3 winning season. They were 4th in the Conference and 3rd in the District. Alan Krapf and Tom Simpson, Big 12 and Doubles Champions, qualified for State. Danville placed 25th in the State. Most Valuable player was Alan Krapf, and Doug Clem received the High Scholastic award. 75 Baseball 3rd Row: Mgr. B. McCubbin, Coach Kay, D. Miller, W. Williams, H. Bryant, J. Houpt, B. Cork, S. McDonald, M. Fahey, R. Prentice, J. Curry. 2nd Row: Mgr.G. McBride, Mgr. C. Osborn, B. Wantland, R. Blue, T. Brown, B. Pollitt, M. Jimson, B. Wayland, R. Brooks, 1st Row: BB. C. Craft, D. Huerta, B. Travis, J. Lyons, L. Johnson, K. Winn, M. Janesky, K. Blue, BB. A. Mervis. With nine returning letterman, Coach Kay drove his 1975 squad to a 20 to 6 winning season with the help of team captain Steve McDonald. Rick Blue, pitcher for the team, was voted Most Valuable by his teammates. Steve McDonald was the High Scholastic Winner. The Sophomore squad, under the coaching of Mr. Dowers, had a 5 to 1 winning season. Mark Janesky. 1975 Scores DHS 4 Urbana 2 DHS 4 Lincoln 0 DHS 2 Lincoln 1 DHS 4 Mattoon 3 DHS 4 Champaign Central 7 DHS 3 Champaign Centennial 2 DHS 7 Bloomington 8 DHS 11 Bloomington 9 DHS 5 Urbana 6 DHS 10 Rantoul 0 DHS 8 Decatur 4 DHS 10 Decatur 0 DHS 4 Benton Central 1 DHS 1 Champaign Central 2 DHS 2 Mattoon 1 DHS 3 Fountain Central 2 DHS 7 Westville 0 DHS 6 Paris s DHS 6 Rantoul 5 DHS 4 Springfield 0 DHS 3 Springfield District 8 DHS 9 Westville 3 DHS 7 Wellington Regional 4 DHS 9 Cissna Park 1 DHS 9 Central of Clifton Sectional 0 DHS 0 St. Bede of Peru 2 3rd Row: Coach Dowers, Mgr. B. McCubbin, R. Slezak, B. Travis, K. Crisp, T. Rosdail. 2nd Row: Mgr. R. Prentice, J. Delzell, P. Balsley, D. Summers, D. Thomas, K. Sanders. 1st Row: E. Glapion, J. LeConte, B. Huddleson, M. Anderson, F. Engles, R. Walker 76 Steve McDonald, captain B. Pollitt, M. Jimson, R. Blue. Above Left: 1976 Nucleus: M. Fahey, T. Brown, W. Williams, B. Wantland. Kneeling: K. Winn, L. Johnson, B. Pollitt, K. Blue. Above: T. Brown, K. Blue, S. McDonald. Side: B. Wantland, B. Cork, R. Williams. 77 Boys Zrack The 1975 season was another fine year for the track team under Coach John Eakle and Assistant Coaches Fred Menkhaus and George Schildt. The varsity team had an excellent record of 6 wins and 1 loss. The team also had a state champion with Alvin Perryman in the triple jump. The Big Twelve Conference crown also went to the DHS track team while they finished 2nd in the district and 13th in the state. Jeff Weintraub won the award for high scholastic average with most valuable honors going to Wilbur Burton. The 1975 squad was captained by Doug Pollitt and Wilbur Burton. DHS trackmen were given official advice. Y 1975 Squad: 3rd Row: Coach Menkhaus, Coach Schildt, W. Burton, A. Perryman, R. Thornton, T. Butcher, B. Watson, B. War-britton, J. Glover, S. Miller, V.Jonican, K. Black, R. Beckes, J. Weintraub, J. Hensold, R. Fagot, T. O'Blenis, S. Stimac, R. Walz, B. Nohmer, Coach Eakle. 2nd Row: S. McNeal, R. Allison, J. Delzell, D. Pollitt, N. Luke, K. Burley, T. Sheperd, T. Garcia-Serra, J. Owen, J. Strader, M. Cerasi, P. Rome, M. Hayden, A. Wilson, G. Gentry, M. Stimac, S. Luke, P. Teve-baugh. 1st Row: L. Jones, F. Bourn, W. Jones, G. Walsh, D. Wilboum, R. Goff, K. Fox, S. Glasgow, R. Thompson, J. Lucas, E. Thompson, K. Bott, R. Warren, W. Suggs, J. Wilson. 1975 Scores DHS 130 1 2 St. Anne 44 1 2 Schlarman 3 DHS 62 Urbana 79 DHS 81 1 2 Champaign 59 1 2 DHS 83 Rantoul 65 Bloomington 30 DHS 71 Mattoon 70 DHS 104 Centennial 37 Harold Jester Relays 1st Decatur Open 3rd Urbana Open Relays 1st Mattoon Invitational 2nd Champaign Invitational 3rd Southeast Invitational 4th Big 12 1st District 2nd State 13th 78 Prodigious leap for Sam McNeil. Si. rf? ' Quiet anticipation. 1976 Squad: 3rd Row: Coach Eakle, T. Shoaf, D. Huckstadt, M. Hayden, T. Williamson, A. Wilson, R. Walz, J. Glover, B. Nohmer, B. Watson, M. Bell, D. Huerta, Mr. Menkhaus. 2nd Row: P. Rome. F. Bourn, G. Gentry, R. Myer, R. Allison, N. Luke, M. Beresford, B. Burley, M. Chase, R. Warren, J. Owen. 1st Row: K. Davis, L. Black, D. Hunter, D. Hastings, K. Burley, R. Thompson, J. Linderman, R. Goff, S. Strader, S. Glasgow. 79 4th Row: Kim Caslow, Carrie Miller. 3rd Row: Kelly LeConte, Krissy Peterson, Sara Waggoner. 2nd Row: Barb Ring, Tracy Kuras, Tureather Watson. 1st Row: Kim Ewbank, Teresa Cunningham. Zlie year Varsity Cheerleaders This year, as in the past two years, the Danville Varsity Cheerleaders were first place winners at the United States Cheerleading Association Camp in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. They also placed in the top twenty squads in the nation in the U. S.C. A. National Grand Championships in East Lansing, Michigan. This spirited squad held practices three times a week, made favors for the team members, and hung signs for each game. As a special money raising project they held a cheerleadleading clinic for 150 grade school and junior high students. This year's squad was captained-by Kelly LeConte and advised by Mrs. Delores Fogleman. y.K Cheerleaders 2nd Row: Tracey Fentem; Teri Thompson; Liz Schroer; 1st Row: Cindy Henderson; Kristy Fentem; Shelly Drews; Liz Nolan; Ella Mary Watson; Junior Varsity Cheerleaders attended the Dynamic Cheerleading Camp, where they received first place, best original cheer, and the most spirited squad of the entire camp. They raised spirit for the Junior Varsity games by making favors and making signs. This year’s captain was Ella Mazy Watson, with Mrs. Fogleman serving as advisor. The Spirit Viking, Vern Lorenz, and the members of die 6 PAK were the source of inspiration at the games this year. Vern planted the challenge at the start of each game, and led the Vikings onto the field. By doing push-ups after each touchdown, the 6 PAK also aroused the school spirit. 6-Pak Dan Jenkins, Richard Bates, John Mason, Steve Kuhn, Verne Adkins, Scott Daughtery. I 82 I After school practice on the second floor. Pompettes 4th Row: P. Bailey. B. Dupre, J. Pearson, L. Tilney, K. Bostwick, L. Stevens, S. Owens, K. Gonzales, K Fentem, r. Balsley, T. Koch, G. Ball, T. Bankhead, 3rd Row: J. Shaw, K. Peterson, S. Harmon, B. Thompson, 2nd Row: T. Perrone, C. Reffett, S. Taylor, T. Johnson, P. Rayburn, D. Ennis, L. Ross, B. Bailey, B. Greenwood, B. Sexton, G. Streitz, J. Dombroskie, C. Rouse, 1st Row: S. Scott, A. Watson, S. Harmon, E. Lane. The Danville Viking Pompettes, led by co-captains Brenda Sexton and Gretchen Streitz and advisor Mrs. Cheri Harper, encouraged school spirit and enthusiasm. Their long hours of hard work and practice began at summer camp and continued through the year with various contests, parades, and performances at football and basketball programs. 83 Hats off to D.H.S. (jirls Z DHS 8 Bloomington 1 DHS 9 Lincoln 0 DHS 7 Westville 2 DHS 6 Decatur 1 DHS 8 Urbana 1 DHS 4 Champaign 5 DHS 4 Springfield 5 DHS 6 Mattoon 3 DHS 5 Champaign 4 DHS 8 Rantoul 1 DHS 7 Paris 2 Captain: Lori Driver ® Champaign 1 Mrs. Forrester, A. Kesler, N. Bean, L. Buchanan, B. Jones, L. Driver, C. Caster, C. Britt, T. Lacey, S. Moore, N. Mettam R. Stein. The Girls Varsity Tennis Team, coached by Mrs. Kim Forrester had a team record of eleven wins and three losses. The team finished 3rd in the conference and 2nd in the district. All the members made excellent individual performances. Most Valuable and High Scholastic: Carol Caster. State Qualifiers: Nancy Bean, Becky Jones 84 DHS 21 Urbana 19 8 20 2 20 DHS 20 Springfield 8 10 20 11 20 DHS 17 Champaign 20 8 20 DHS 20 S.D.H.S. 4 20 6 DHS 22 Lincoln 20 11 8 20 20 DHS 20 Bloomington 17 20 19 „ 20 DHS 18 Mattoon U 20 Volleyball 3rd Row: Mrs. Culp, Coach, D. Gentry, B. Scarce, C. Moore, S. Glapion, C. Davis, L. Cullison, J. Foster, R. Hightower, L. McCubbin. 2nd Row: D. Timmerman, S. Moore, C. Youngblood, C. Davis, L. Youngblood, K. Colleen, K. Rhodes, R. Krueger, M. Gardner. 1st Row: B. Semsprott, L. Johnson, L. Anderson, T. Sherman. Danville's girl netters defend against a spike. The girls volleyball team, under the coaching of Mrs. Wanda Culp compiled a record of six wins and twelve losses for the year. This year's captain was Connie Youngblood; most valuable player was Ruth Krueger. 85 Qirls Zrack The 1975 Girls Track Team, coached by Miss Smart, had an excellent season, winning five, losing only one, and tying two. They received first place both in the Conference and District meets. Debbie Nelson, Terri Koch, Yvonne Summers, Debbie Rull, and Barb Murphy were the State Qualifiers. Ruth Krueger takes to the air. 3rd Row: M. Martin, C. Cloyd, J. Foster, C. Davis, J. Brown, T. Koch, A. Watson, D. Rull, Y. Summers, L. Buford, N. Norem, Assistant Coach; R. Smart, Coach. 2nd Row: K. O'Bannon, R. Crockett, C. Wolfe, P. Hale, L. Cullison, A. Davis, D. Gulick, K. Rhodes, J. Osterbur, D. Gentry. 1st Row: C. Cooper, K. Elliott, T. Bankhead, R. Krueger, D. Nelson I Pearson, V. Duckworth, B. Muiphy, L. Littlepaige. 1975 Scores Danville 61 1 2 Charleston 61 Danville 37 Mattoon 52 Urbana 75 Danville 77 Rantoul 34 Danville 88 2 3 Decatur 39 DanviUe 68 Charleston 68 Assumption 30 Danville 79 Urbana 76 Lincoln 11 Danville 69 Bloomington 52 Watseka 23 Danville 69 1 2 Champaign 59 Rantoul 37 1976 Squad: 5th Row: H. Bibb, A. Watson, N. Shaw, E. Goings, V. Duckworth. 4th Row: P. Myers, J. Brown, G. Reeves, C. Williams, T. Sherman, C. Davis, L. Shaw, 3rd Row: T. Smith, R. Crockett, M. Long, B. Jones, B. Scarce, L. Keilholz, S. Murrmann, D. Summerlot. 2nd Row: N. Norem, Coach; J. Mason, V. Beasley, I. Adkisson, M. Copper, L. Schroer, B. Sempsrott, C. Smith. 1st Row: A. Briggs, B. Shaw, D. Nelson, J. Pearson, C. Cloyd, D. Rull, J. Osterbur, M. Cloyd, C. Burton, J. Hale. 86 Cettemiaii s Club The club, open to any letterman, dealt in promoting good sportsmanship. Meetings were held the second Wednesday of each month. Due to the increasing costs of athletics, the club discussed ways to cut costs and maintain a strong athletic program. Above: Cross-country lettermen won many awards for their accomplishments. Left: Lettermen swept floors at basketball games. 2nd Row: N. Bean, D. Rull, L. Driver, R. Fagot, M. Drews, J. Houpt, A. Perryman, B. Pol-litt, C. Davis, C. Youngblood. 1st Row: M. Houpt, J. Owen, S. Glasgow, R. Thompson, A. Wilson, J. Lyons, L. Jones, J. Mason. 87 Underclassmen Class Of 1978 Jeff Mason, Lori Crockett, Rose Stein, Todd Black. Todd, Milly and Lori helped to decorate the tree. Although the sophomore class were continually taunted and teased by upperclassmen, they still contributed greatly to DHS. At homecoming, the sophomores proved their merit when the student council awarded them the spirit jug for the superior decorating of third floor. The Christmas tree in the main hall was trimmed by the sophomores this past December and under their sponsorship loving messages were delivered for Valentine's Day. Besides all of the previously named contributions the Class of '78 also returned the gym back to normal after this past years prom. Officers were: Todd Black, President; Jeff Mason, Vice-President; Rose Stein, Secretary-Treasurer; Lori Crockett, Social Chairman. Mrs. Larsen was advisor. 90 Abner, Mike Ackley, Donna Adams, Kathy Adkisson, Irma Adkisson, Mark Ahlert, Sue Allhands, Scott Allison, Beth Alvarez, Joel Alvarez, Manuel Amos, Sandra Anaya, Ken Anderegg, Jodie Anderson, Donna Anderson, Lisa Anderson, Tracey Anding, Harland Andrews, Tracey Anglin, Derric Amholt, Angie Astell, Suzette Atkinson, Scott Bailey, Jeanne Bailey, Marla Baker, Cathy Baldwin, Bruce Bannon, Herman Barker, Lisa Barteck, Edward Bates, Laura Bays, Mark Beagle, Patrick Becker, Laura Bell, Mike Bencomo, Emily Bennett, Mark Beresford, Mike Beresford, Tammy Berry, Quintin Billings, Susan Black, Lowell Black, Todd Bland, Scott Blue, Edward Boards, Teresa Boggess, Jack Boggess, Scott Boiser, Cindy Borgeis, Diana Bowling, Edward Bowman, Brad Boyd, David Brandon, Mike Bridges, Brian Briggs, Andrea Brooks, Deborah Brooks, Gene Brooks, Marcus Brown, David Brown, Diana Kay Brown, Diana D. Brown, Rodney Brown, Scott Bryant, Jeffrey Bryant, Kathy Bryant, Kevin Buck, Loren Buford, Deborah Buford, Gail Buford, Orville 91 Bunting, Randy Burch, Chris Burley, Brian Bumstine, Gene Burroughs, Kim Burton, Connie Burton, Shelia Butler, Mary Butler, Rhett Cahall, John Calloway, Marcia Carter, Tony Carter, Ivan Carter, Patricia Carter, Steven Catt, Patrick Cavin, Penny Chalkus, Nicena Chapman, John Chase, Mark Chu, Tommy Clapp, David Clark, Sheryl Clifton, Tamara Cobb, Dennis Cohodes, Jeffrey Cole, Janet Colgrove, David Collins, Craig Collins, Nancy Combest, Susan Connor, Clare Cook, Daniel Cook, Tina Cooke, Timothy Coon, Rosann Cooper, Angela Cooper, Anthony Cooper, Martha Cooper, Ronald Cope, Paul Cornell, Cheryl Costello, Brian Costigan, Paul Cotton, Carolyn Cowen, Denetra Cox, Gloria Cox, Robert Crabb, Gregory Cramer, Timothy Crane, Stephen Cranmore, Denise Crawford, Gregory Crisp, Gary Crockett, Lori Crowder, Janet Cunningham, Wanda Curtis, Virginia Danner, Steve Davis, Cathy Davis, Kevin Day, Donna Defebaugh, Dive Defebaugh, Mary DeMoss, Donald DeMoss, Star Denny, Ricky Derrickson, Tammy Devylder, Charla Dines, Danny 92 Divan, Jack Diveley, Steve Dodd, Roy Dokey, Vicki Donnelly, Benny Douglas, Sheryl Dowers, Ronny Dreusicke, Connie Drews, Shelley Duckworth, Vema Dupre, Mike Duprey, Ricky Earl, Donald Easley, John Ebersole, Wendy Echols, Fred Edmonds, Annette Edwards, Jeffery Elam, Robert Eldridge, Mary Ann Elliott, Brenda Elliott, Bruce Elliott, Kenneth Elliott, Susan Elliott, Tammy Ellis, Douglas Ellis, Terri England, James Engle, Demme Englert, Mary Ellen English, Laura Erwin, Cheryl Esworthy, Mike Etchison, Lisa Etchison, Tammy Fedor, Lisa Felgenhauer, Tracy Fentem, Kristy Fentem, Tracey Fermon, Steven Fetters, Marcia Finley, Charles Finley, Kyle Fisher, Nancy Fitzsimmons, Patty Flagg, Mark Fleming, Barbara Fleming, Scott Fontleroy, Cheryl Ford, Janice Foster, Albert Foster, Scott Foster, Deborah Foster, George Fox, Penny Frazier, Neal Freeman, Martha Fretty, Kevin Fuentes, Tony Fullen, Karen Fuller, Kimberlee Fulton, Jamie Galey, Karen Gallagher, David Gallinat, Douglas Gardner, Michelle Garretson, James Garretson, Raymond Gaskill, James Gentry, Isaac 93 Gill, Robert Gillen, Brian Givens, Sarite Gladden, Jackie Glapion, Shelly Gnaden, Dessie Goelz, Debbie Goelz, Terry Goings, Evonda Gossar, James Gotland, Loretta Gouard, Thomas Gough, Susan Gouty, Mark Grabhom, Linda Grabhom, Steven Green, Vicki Greene, Laurie Greene, Mark Grimes, Doug Grimes, William Grimshaw, David Griswold, Louis Grootenhuis, David Grzesiek, Brad Gulick, Steven Cummere, Paula Gustafson, Jodi Guy, Terry Haas, Linda Haberkom, Norman Hagle, James Hall, Stephen Hall, Theresa Hamer, Dennis Hampton, Larry Hanson, Jody Hanson, Melanie Hardy, Angela Hardy, Felina Hart, Kimberly Harvey, Julie Hasting, David Haton, James Haun, Lorette Haun, Stephen Haun, Tina Haussy, Paul Hawkins, Brian Hawkins, Christina Hawkins, Dinah Hawkins, Roger Hawkins, Sandra Hayden, Gregory Heard, Monica Heath, Gloria Heatherton, Scott Hegeler, Julie Heidrick, Trina Henderson, Cynthi Henk, Larry Henk, Tamala Hensold, Mary Herring, John Hicks, Vikki Hightower, Derric Hill, Michael Hillard, Daren Hillsman, Karen Hinote, Gregory 94 Hoaks, Larry Holtz, Jackie Horn, Brian Hoskins, Frank Houpt, Matthew Howell, Charles Howell, Vicky Howie, Debra Hughes, Donna Hughes, James Hughett, Melanie Humphries, Ann Hundley, Jeffrey Hunt, Marvin Hurt, John Hyland, Denise Irons, Charles Islam, Saudie Islam, Scott Jackson, Carl Jackson, Clint Jameson, Janice January, Robert Jamigan, Rose Jarvis, Linda Jenkins, Nancy Jewett, Edith Jinkins, JoAnn Johnson, Chris Johnson, Chris L. Johnson, Deirdre Johnson, Rhonda J. Johnson, Rhonda L. Johnson, Susan Johnson, Teresa Joiner, Vicky Jones, Douglas Jones, Larry Jones, Linda Jones, Rebecca Jones, Rodney Jurczak, Robert Kagels, Randy Kagels, Russell Kagels, Tammy Kair, Tracey Kamin, Jack Kegley, Laura Keilholz, Lisa Kerby, Karen Kesler, Ann Kidwell, Charles Kile, Albert King, Brenda King, Glen Kinney, Mitchell Kirk, Regina Klage, Jeanne Kleiner, Tori Knight, Lee Knight, Timothy Koppen, Cindy Krage, Richard Kuhn, Kathy Kulpa, Kathy Lahne, Terry Lamb, Greg Landfair, Barbara Lara, Ricardo Laster, Nancy 95 Makemson, Joann Mansfield, Gary Manss, Rodger March, Jeffery March, Phillip Marlatt, Debra Marlatt, Marvin Marshall, John Martin, Steven Martin, Tamra Martin, William Mason, Jeffrey Mason, Joann Masulis, Theresa Matchem, Chris Mathis, Johnny Matteson, Richard Meagher, Kathleen Menkhaus, Victor Mercer, Bobette Mervis, Adam Mettam, Nancy Meyer, Bill Mickey, Kittie Micou, Glenn Middendorf, Marcy Mikel, Nadita Miller, David Miller, Gary Miller, Joseph Miller, Teresa Miller, Vinson Millikin, Christina Mills, Kay Montgerard, Shirley Laurence, John Lawrence, Charles Lawson, Steven Lawson, Tim Layton, Clara Lee, John Lee, Terri Leibach, Barbara Lenover, Linda Leverenz, Mac Lewis, Tony Lewis, Bonnie Lewis, Connie Liggett, Sue Lillard, Randy Link, Debra Linn, Roy Linne, Lisa Lipa, Mary Little, Ginger Loeffler, Holly Loewenstein, Lynette Lomax, Bob Long, Lisa Long, Lori Long, Melanie Lucas, Kenneth Lucas, Lawrence Lucas, Robert Lutchka, William Luzenske, Debra Mack, Michael Mackey, Joseph Magers, Robert Majercin, Jeffrey % Montgomery, Douglas Moore, Carla Moore, George Moore, Kenneth Moore, Lindell Moore, Richard Moore, Rodney Morning, Douglas Morris, Linda Morris, Theresa Morris, Tracey Mullins, Doug Mullins, Valeria Murphy, Teresa Murray, David Murrmann, Susan Musson, Deborah Myers, Gary Myers, Jeffery Myers, Lorri McBride, Jayne McClain, Beverly McClain, Lori McConnell, Jenean McCord, Gregory McCoy, Donna McCullough, Carl McFall, Kim McGrew, Debra McIntyre, Todd McKinney, Stephen McMillan, Scott Nasser, Stacey Neal, Trina Neff, Melvin Nelson, Donna Newmister, Debra Nicoson, James Nicoson, Jeffrey Nixon, Gerald Nixon, Patricia Noel, Deborah Nolan, Liz Norgaar, Catherine Norman, Chris Nose, Caryn Oakes, Timothy O'Banion, Todd Oberwortmann, John Ogden, Paul Ollis, Penny Overdorf, Karen Overton, Jay Owen, Kristine Paddock, Star Palmer, Curtis Pankow, William Pape, Matthew Parker, Mary Parks, Jeane Parrill, Gary Pascal, John Pearson, Kenneth Pentony, Michael Peterson, Mark Phebus, James Phillpott, Dahotra Pickett, Lori Pinegar, Jeffrey Piper, James Pollard, Mark Porcheddu, Shelly Potts, Dexter Poulson, Monty Powell, John Powell, Lisa Preston, Pamela Pribble, Timothy Price, Carleton Price, Kevin Pryle, Douglas Qualls, David Quick, Sherrie Radabaugh, Kevin Ramsey, Clay Reed, Cheri Reed, Lee Reese, Randy Renick, Andrew Rhodes, Derrick Rice, Richard Richards, Lenny Richards, Robert Richardson, Jane Richardson, Tracy Ricketts, James Riegle, Linda Rife, David Rife, Ricky Rison, Debra Ritter, Debra Roberts, James A. Roberts, James K. Robertson, Evelyn Robinson, James Robinson, Marion Robinson, Timothy L. Rodgers, Lydia Rodman, Troy Roe, Vincent Root, Gwen Rose, Janice Ross, Cindy Roth, Andre Rowley, Rhonda Rudolph, Jill Rudolph, Martha Rush, Richard Russian, Marsha Rutledge, Christina Ryan, Sharon Scarce, Rebecca Schatz, Susan Schendel, Debra Schmit, Francis Schmit, Thomas Schrader, Tammy Schroeder, Monty Schroer, Liz Schwartz, Karen Scott, Hubert Scott, Paula Scott, Steven Seilhymer, Joanne Sempsrott, Betsy Sempsrott, David Seright, Jeffrey Seward, Debra Seyfert, Ricky Seyfert, Sharon 98 Shafer, Steve Shaffer, Jeff Shaffer, Vicki Shank, William Shaw, Brenda Shaw, Jill Shaw, Lavonya Shaw, Nancy Shaw, Phillip Shaw. Robin Sheehan, Timothy Sheets, Susan Shelato, Ronald Sherfield, Chana Sherman, Cynthia Sherman, Teresa Shorts, Terry Shuck, Eldon Simmons, James Simmons, Jerry Simpkins, Connie Sims, Brenda Sims, Sylvester Sinsabaugh, Elizabeth Sloger, Dawn Sloop, Steve Smiley, Scott Smith, Alex Smith, Barbara Smith, Brad Smith, Cheryl Smith, Ivan Smith, Margaret Smith, Shelley Smith, Tammy Smith, Tracy Smith, Wyanet Smither, Brenda Sorrell, DuWayne Spain, Kathleen Speir, Nancy Standwich, Sherri Stanford, Jerry Stein, Rose Stephens, Jeffrey Stewart, Mark Stewart, Raychelle Stingley, Charles Strader, Christopher Strader, Matthew Strader, Stephen Strahl, Lorie Strauss, Teresa Strebin, Cindy Strebin, Rodney Streitz, Kathleen Strong, John Styer, Robert Summerlot, Deborah Summers, Steven Sutter, Phillip Swick, Susan Swider, Robert Switzer, Jim Switzer, Lisa Talbott, Carla Tanquary, John Taylor, Laurie Techtow, Cynthia Teeters, Lita 99 Watson, Sheryl Webber, Duane Wells, Tammy Welsch, Greg Welsch, Tod West, Jeffrey White, Victor Whitehead, Lori Whorrall, Carla Wickware, Teresa Wiesemann, Jane Wiggins, John Wilbom, Tebrysa Wilcoxen, Kerry Williams, Angela Williams, Cheryl Williams, Clara Williams, Gary Williams, Gerald Williams, Greg Williams, James Wilson, Albert Wilson, Dennis Wilson, Druscilla Wilson, Sue Wilson, Virgil Winland, Mark Winn, Kimberly Withers, David Wittrig, Laura Woodard, Durwin Woodard, Jeffrey Woodard, Randy Wright, Jeffrie Wright, Leslie Thomas, Betsy Thomas, Charles Thomas, Robb Thomas, Susan Thomas, Viola Thompson, Teri Thomsbrough, Kurt Thurston, William Tolliver, Craig Treadway, Elaine Trovillion, Metzi Troxel, Brenda Truax, Melvin Turner, Bruce Turner, Curtis Turner, Donna Tyler, Clay Tyler, Tamara Underwood, Abby Vance, Daniel Vance, Tony VanPelt, Jane Waddell, Lisa Waddell, Thomas Wakeley, Jennifer Walker, Brian Walla, Ramona Walsh, Leana Ward, Daniel Warfield, Rana Warner, Perry Washington, Patti Watson, Alicia Watson, Ella Watson, Robert 100 Wright, Michael Wynn, June York, Marcia Young, Kenneth Youngblood, Linda Yount, Christopher Zemont, David Zillman, Guin Henthome, Nedra Jtt Memo riant David Grinestaff, who would have been a member of the Class of '78, was the victim of a filling station robbery during August of 1975, David was born in Danville March 3, I960, and had attended Trinity Lutheran and East Park Junior High School, 101 Brad gazed into space as the Santas appeared in the hall. Kim Surina, Jim Albert, Julie Wiesemann. Working under the leadership of Mrs. Jean Brown the Class of 'll had the responsibility of planning for the Junior-Senior Prom, Memories. The junior class officers; Jim Albert, president; Julie Wiesemann, vice-president; Kim Surina, secretary-treasurer; Shelly Clark, prom chairman, helped Mrs. Brown greatly by offering their time to work long hours to give the Juniors were active in school a prom all of us would long remember. The money making project which the Class of 'll decided upon this past year was a candy sale held in February. The money raised by the sale is planned to be used next year for their senior class gift to the school. Much of this years success can be attributed to the junior class in all phases of school activities. organizations and sports. 102 Abbott, Kristi Abney, Sara Albert, Jim Allison, Ken Allison, Paula Ames, Robbin Anaya, Larry Anderson, Mark Anding, David Andrews, Cheryl Andrew, Teri Anglin, Norman Asmar, Bob Auter, Alan Auter, Larry Babcock, Liz Bailey, Patti Bailey, Steve Ball, Connie Balsley, Phil Bankhead, Tori Bann, Cathy Barker, Bob Barker, Sid Barnes, Pam Barrett, Kerry Bartos, Jeff Bates, Brian Bates, John Battle, Delores Bean, Nancy Beasley, Jo Anda Beasley, Vickie Beckman, Mary Beene, Rick Beeson, Sue Benjamin, Thelma Bennett, Kevin Berg, Erik Bibb, Cecilia Black, Karl Boggess, Cindy Bolton, Barb Booth, Sarah Boothe, Parker Borror, Kim Bott, Kirk Boub, Ken 103 Bourn, Frank Bowling, Penny Bowman, Bob Boyer, Linda Bradfield, Gordon Brandon, Terry Brannon, Doug Brigham, Bryant Brigham, Melody Brooks, Charles Broom, Stewart Browning, Teresa Brumaghim, Todd Bryant, Bob Burke, Paula Burton, Currinda Butcher, Tim Byrket, Leigh Cantu, Nick Carlton, Bill Carter, Bill Caslow, Kim Cerasi, Mark Charles, Anna Charles, Vicki Chesrown, Cindy Chowning, Jeff Christensen, Connie Clark, Shelly Clay, Cheryll Claypool, Christy Cleveland, Marie Cloyd, Maria Cole, Amy Cole, David Colleen, Steve Collins, Peggy Collins, Steve Colwell, Anne Comrie, Ken Cook, Ken Cooper, Eric Cooper, Jim Cooper, Mary Corbin, Kim Cox, Tom Craft, Pam Crane, Mike 104 Crawley, William Crisp, Kelly Crockett, Debra Crockett, Renee Cullison, Mark Cummings, Jim Cunningham, Gerald Curtis, Steve Dahl, Richard Darby, Donna Davis, Carolyn Davis, Debbie Davis, Jimmie Davis, Scott T. Davis, Scott B. Day, Kathy Day, Tami DeAtley, Sue Decker, Tamela Delzell, Jack Delzell, Jim DeMoss, Dale Denman, Greg Derrickson, Rod Dickelman, John Dicken, Tamara Dickson, Mark Dietz, Danny Dines, Terry Dix, Ron Dokey, Richard Dowell, Ron Downing, Robin Drake, David Draper, Cindy Dreher, Louise Dresker, Robin Drews, Mike Drews, Scott Drude, Chuck Dupre, Barb Echols, Beatrice Edsall, Donna Edwards, Mike Eicher, Kent Elder, Janet Eller, Randy Elliott, Alice 105 Elliott, Karen Elliott, Tim Ellis, Steve Engle, Frank Engle, Linda Ennis, Denise Evans, Barb Ewbank, Kim Fagot, Rob Fate, Chuck Ferrell, John Ferris, Eric Feutz, Donna Filicsky, Cerianne Firestone, Duane Fletcher, Debbie Foehrer, Dawn Foote, Mark Ford, Bruce Forshee, Sue Foster, Brenda Fox, Kathy Francis, Duane Frank, Brent Frazier, Mike Frazier, Sid Fredericks, Larry Freeman, Don Fuentes, Angy Fuller, Sue Funk, Randy Gallinat, Jeff Garrison, Matt Gentry, Delisa George, Doug Geren, Brian Ghema, Doug Gilbert, Carol Gilbert, Cheryl Glapion, Eric Glasgow, Steve Goff, Rick Goings, Tom Goodman, Anthony Gouard, David Gough, Peter Graves, Richard Greene, John 106 Greenwood, Beth Greer, Gina Griffin, Jim Griggs, Pat Grimes, Pat Groves, Keith Grzesiek, Don Gummere, Tim Hall, John Halstead, Penny Hamilton, Bill Hance, Doug Hannan, Ed Hardy, Chris Hardy, Debi Harmon, Debbi Harper, Dottie Harris, Phyllis Hart, Londa Harvey, Dale Haskins, Kathy Hedgpeth, David Hembrey, Julie Henry, Eric Herman, Sue Herron, Tadd High, Vicki Hill, Martin Hilleary, Greg Hillenburg, Ed Hinchman, Pam Hinton, Robert Hodshire, Philip Hoover, Steve Hopkins, David Howard, Lynn Huber, John Huddleson, William Hundley, Tom Hunter, Darrell Hunter, Jeff Huss, Janet Hutson, Brian Irons, Ralph Isaac, Ray Jackson, Teresa Janesky, Kent Jenkins, Tab 107 Jeske, Cora Johnson, Debbie Johnson, Jan Johnson, John Johnson, Karen Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Mike Johnson, Tim Jones, Anthony Jones, Beth Jones, Greg Jones, Lisa Jones, Marina Jones, Nancy Jones, Randy Jones, Rock Jones, Veatrice Jones, William Judd, Mike Kassl, Linda Keller, Jim Kelly, Rita Kennedy, Sue Ketcherside, Kathy Killion, Kris Kimberlin, Mema King, Clyde King, John Kinney, Chris Kinney, Christy Kinney, Connie Knee, Kim Knee, Patty Knight, Jamie Krage, Robert Krochock, Alan Kroll, Sue Krueger, Dave Kruger, Mary Kucic, Jeff Lacey, Tammy Laird, Karen Lake, Mel Landers, Debbie Lappin, Billie Lawson, Debbie Lawson, Melodie Lazzell, Russell 108 LeConte, John Lee, Julie LeSaux, Suzann Lester, Jim Leverenz, Mark Lewis, Tamara Liggett, Danny Lillard, Nathan Lillard, Pamela Link, Rick Lomax, Toni Long, Charlene Lovinger, Gary Lovelace, James Lowry, Nancy Lucas, Brenda Luke, Ned Lyons, Jim Makemson, Tina Malan, Mark Mann, David Mann, Linda Manning, Joel Marack, Michelle Marana, Marjorie Marbury, Antony Manage, Mike Martin, Mandy Martin, Kay Martin, Randy Martin, Terri Mascari, Don Masulis, Michael Mathis, Carol Matteucci, Cecil Mayberry, Gail Meinart, Paul Meyer, Carmen Middleton, Alan Miller, Barbara Miller, Bret Miller, Carrie Miller, Gina Miller, John Miller, Matthew Mitchell, Patricia Moe, Scott Monkman, Thomas Monroe, Stanley Moore, Greg Moore, Sandra Moreno, Leticia Moreno, Jaime Moulton, Timothy Mowery, Vanette Murray, Kenneth Murray, Kolleen Myers, John McAleer, John McBride, Mike McBride, Teresa McCall, Dennis McCloud, Mary McConnell, Helen McCray, Curtis McCubbin, Lisa McDonald, Brian McGrew, Donna McGuire, Jim McGuire, Laytanya McKinley, Gary McKinney, Sandra McNeal, Patricia McNeal, Robert Meek, Roy Nabors, Tammy Nasados, Sharon Nasser, Randy Neff, Carol Nelson, Debra Nelson, Dennis Newcomb, Walter Newell, Jody Nicholson, Jeffrey Nickle, Sherri Nickle, Terry Nicoson, Douglas Nipper, Randy Nixon, Archie Nohmer, Bill Nose, Don Nose, Ronald O'Bannon, Kathleen O'Brien, Matthew Ohl, Victor Osterbur, Judy Overstreet, Tammy Palmer, Annette Parish, Jeff Parks, Melba Patterson, Lisa Pearson, Jacqueline Peplow, Robert Peterson, Kellie Phebus, Robert Pickett, Cynthia Powell, Darrel Powell, Jeffory Powell, Mark Prevette, Richard Proiette, Garth Pruitt, Terry Quick, Lori Quick, Mark Ragle, Dean Ragle, Ray Reed, Catherine Reed, Darlene Reed, Ivy Reed, Tammy Reed, Timothy Reitz, Barbara Repasy, James Rhea, Karen Ribbe, John Rice, Edward Riesland, Deborah Rife, Larry Riggle, Susan Ring, Babara Ritter, Lenny Roberts, Bob Robinson, Doris Robinson, Timothy D. Romack, Robin Rosdail, Terry Rose, Kathie Rose, William Ross, Bruce Ross, Tamara Rowe, Stora Royalty, Kevin Rozgonyi, Lori Rudolph, Jeannette 111 Russell, Valerie Rutledge, Tammy Salvator, Linda Sanders, Kerry Sanders, Margaret Sandlin, Loretta SanPierre, Becky Scharlau, Kevin Schrader, Jerry Schroeder, David Schultz, Robert Scott, Greg Sembar, Terri Shadley, Christopher Shafer, Tim Shaffer, Charles Sherman, Scott Shoaf, Tony Shutes, Greg Siddens, David Simpson, Thomas Singleton, Kathleen Sirratt, Jeffery Slezak, Rick Smith, Jane Smith, Richard Smith, Rusty Smither, Donna Smutz, Mark Snyder, Jeffery Souza, Mike Spears, Matthew Spiralke, Karen Spletzer, Kirk Sprouls, Laura Stevenson, Barbara Stimac, Michael Stine, Don Stover, Martha Strebing, Rock Suggs, Tony Summers, Doran Surina, Kimberly Swick, Cynthia Swinford, Lisa Swisher, Steven Taflinger, Rick Taylor, Alan 112 Taylor, Mitchal Taylor, Pamela Thomas, David Thomas, Lorie Thomas, Scott Thomas, Tim Thompson, Ewell Thompson, Joyce Thompson, Tina Thompson, Marilyn Thornton, Gerald Thornton, Juli Tilney, Lisa Timmerman, Dolores Tomlinson, Todd Towell, Randy Toy, Kristin Travis, Britt Troxel, William Tuck, Michael Turner, Pamela Tuttle, Mark Tyrl, Gary Utesch, Brenda Vallangeon, Judy Vallangeon, Sherry Vets, Tony Wakeley, Mark Walker, David Walker, Gregory Walker, Laura Walker, Rian Walsh, Gregory Walsh, Lori Walters, Tom Wangler, Robert Warburton, Jeff Ward, Ron Warren, Rick Washington, Harvette Washington, Kathi Watkins, Pamela Watson, Susan Watts, Pamela Weaver, Lori Weicherding, Lynne Weir, Debra 113 Welker, Gregg Welker, Lynda Wells, Floyd Welsch, Toni West, Kenneth Whipple, Susan White, Constance White, Joni White, Karen Whitington, Russell Wiegand, Brian Wienke, Fred Wiesemann, Julie Wilbourn, Duane Williams, Tambia Williams, Tammy Winkler, Tina Wise, Steve Wolf, Cathy Wolfert, Karen Woodrum, Amos Woods, Mark Woods, Melinda Woods, Roger Young, Terri Zercher, Scott Zillman, Thamar Zimmerman, Jonny Zimmerman, Janet Zimmerman, Karen Finch, Lament 114 115 Seniors ‘76’ Class Officers Of 1976 Social Chairwoman, J. Balsley; Vice-President, A. Wilson; Treasurer, G. Ball; Advisor, Mrs. Baldwin; Absent, President R. Allison. The Senior Class Officers for 1975-76 school year were guided by the advisor, Mrs. Baldwin. Some of the fund raising activities that took place this year were the selling of window stickers and note pads. Early in the fall they also worked with the powder puff football game which took place during Spirit Week. Senior Motto-. The senior class motto, written by Jeff Owen, was: Yesterday we sought, and today we have learned that tomorrow we shall reach our purpose in life. Best Citizens Chosen by their classmates as best citizens in this Bicentennial year, John and Lori have given us their ideas in response to the question Which individual do you admire most in history? JOHN-- The individual whom I admire most is Abraham Lincoln. Through hard work and dedication he used his abilities to their greatest potential. He maintained a strong set of ideals in the face of the starkest reality. I cannot hope for a life as dramatic as Lincoln's, but I can work to attain the same virtues that he possessed. {John Cindeman LORI-- When it comes to my life, I have never found it necessary to pattern myself after any historic figure or to compare myself with them. 'What happened to them was theirs, and what is happening to us is ours.' I believe in looking toward the future and not to the past. Life is NOW! I feel that it is my duty to achieve goals to the best of my ability. In doing so I myself may become part of history. 119 JCori Driver CHRIS KATHY BOB ALPERS AMOS ARNHOLT DARLA BAILEY MITCHELL BAILEY CATHY BAKER DEBRA BAKER JANICE BAKER DIANA STUART MARK KEVIN CARLA BARNES BARNES BARTENSCHLAG BARTLOW BARTOS GREG RICHARD RICK DIANNE CATHY BATTLE BATES BECKES BENSON BENTING 121 LE ANN BERESFORD SID BORDELON KIM BRIGGS RICHARD BLUE NARITA BOARDS DEBBIE DAVID BOLTON BOOE KELLY CHARLES CINDY CARLA BOSTWICK BOWEN BOWEN BOYLES CARRIE CHRISTINA JANET RODNEY BRITT BROOKS BROOKS BROOKS 122 JANET JENNIFER CARLA HARVEY BRET BROWN BROWN BRUDER BRYANT BUCHANAN WARREN ED BUCK BUICE JOHN BUNT AIN KEVIN BURLEY KELLY TERESA DIANE BURROUGHS BURROUGHS BURTON 123 TODD DOROTHY MARY DUANE MARY BETH CAMPBELL CARPENTER CARPENTER CARTER CARTER CAROL CASTER TERESA CAUDILL DAN CHALKUS DEBRA CHARLES JEFF CHESMAN MARK CATHY CHEUVRONT CLAPP CHRIS PATRICIA CLAYPOOL CLIFTON I CYNTHIA KATHY GREG MARGIE TIM CLOYD COCHRAN COCKRELL COLE COLE KATHY PENNY THERESA RAFAEL CRYSTAL COLLEEN COMBS COMRIE CONTRERAS COOPER DEBRA JAMI SCOTT DAVE ' SHERRY COOPER COOPER COOPER CORBIN CORNETT ROGER RANDY NEIL DAVID VIRGINIA CORNWELL CORRELL COSSEY COSTELLO COTY 125 PHILIP CHRIS BRIAN KIM BELINDA COUTS COVILLE CRATZ CRAVENS CRAWFORD DAVID MARILYN KIM LISA MIKE CRAWLEY CRIPPIN CRUSHSHON CULLISON CULP TERESA JOHN KATHY ADRIENNE LORI CUNNINGHAM CURRY CURTIS DAVIS DAWLESS CYNTHIA KATHY SHERI DELLA JIM DEEKEN DEFEBAUGH DEPKE DERRICKSON DERRICKSON 126 SCOTT THOMAS JOHN DOUGHERTY DOWELL DREWS STEVE TAMMY DREWS DREWS 127 DEBBIE FINKLE MICHAEL FAHEY COLLEEN FINLEY SANDRA EDMUND WILLIAM EMERY KARI FENTEM MIKE FORBECK TRACY ENOS WENDELL ERSKINE LINDA FILICSKY VERONICA FINCH SUE EBERT ALAN ELDER TERESA ESTES RICHARD ECKEL MARLO ELLIOTT 128 KEVIN GILPATRICK JULIE GLAVEY JEFF FOSTER JULIE FOSTER MARY FOSTER KEN FOX JOHN FRAZIER MARK GEBO JOHN GLOVER BUDDY FREED MARK GALE SUE FREDERICKS GARY GENTRY RANDY GOFF BRIAN FREELAND PENNY GILLILAND GREG GOIN LISA GARRISON TERRI KATHY TOM JULIE DENNIS GOLDEN GONZALEZ GOODWIN GORE GRAHAM DARRELL HALBERT DAVID HALLS KAREN HAMILTON TIM HAMPTON RODNEY HATCH DAVID JACKIE CHARLOTTE HARDEN HARDESTY HARDY 4 SANDRA HATHAWAY SHEILA SHERRY TOM TOMMY LINDA HARMON HARMON HARMON HARRIS HASTINGS MIKE DEBBIE HAYDEN HEFLING TED TODD JOHN JOE EDWARD HENDRIX HENDRIX HENRY HENSOLD HERSHBERGER DON BILL BART RHONDA MARK HIBLE HICKS HIGH HIGHTOWER HILLSMAN INGUE STEVEN DAVID DON RUSSELL HOBBS HOLDAWAY HOLMES HOLT HOLYCROSS JIM HOUPT DAVID HOWELL JANA HOWE SHERRY HOWELL JANICE DOMINIC JANICE JAMES TILL HOWIE HUERTA HUGHES HURLEY HUSTER JENNIFER STEVE CAROL JULIE MARK HUTCHERSON INGALSBE JACKSON JAMESON JANESKY JOE PATTI DAN KEITH DAVID JARUSESKI JARUSESKI JENKINS JENNINGS JETT JOHN TIM JONES JONES THERESA TERRI JOYNER KAGELS 134 SHARON KLEINER MICHAEL KNAPP TERRI RUTH KOCH KRUEGER STEVE KUHN TRACY KURAS TIM LAMBERT TAMMY PAM LANDERS LANDSDOWN ELLEN LANE JILL LAWRENCE KELLY LE CONTE YVETTE LEEK TED LEVERENZ ALEX LEWIS 135 BETH LEWIS r l NOBLE LEWIS MAZZIE MICHAEL JOHN LILLARD LILLARD LINDERMAN £ GARY AUTUMN VERN LINDLEY LINNE LORENZ ✓ STEVE MARTY DEBORAH MICHELE CAROL LYNN MALAN MARACK MARIAGE MARROW AMANDA JOHN PAULA KATHY MONROETTA MARTIN MASON MASULIS MAYBERRY MELZER r RICHARD BARBARA MARK MIHM MILLER MILLER MARY JANE RODNEY GEORGE MILLER MILLER MILLIKIN DEBBIE ROBERT STEPHEN PATTI ALMA MINGEE MITCHELL MITCHELL MONKMAN MOORE CINDY MOORE MIKE MOORE TIMOTHY MOORE RICK MORGAN LAWRENCE MORRIS LYNN MOULTON EDWARD MULLINS BARBARA MURPHY LAURA MURRIN BARBARA MUSGROVE MARK MYERS PAMELLA MYERS DEBRA MC BRIDE GARY MC CL AIN MARILU MC COLLUM CAROLYN MC COY RICK MC COY LYNN MC GREW DAWN MC MIL LAN BETH MC NEIL RICK MC QUOWN RICK NASSER ALAN NEFF VICKI NEILSON BRENDA NELSON 138 JAMES DONNA NELSON NIMRICK LINDA NIXON MYRTLE KATHY NOBLE NOLAN KAY KELLY OBERWORTMANN O'BLENIS TIM REBECCA TERRI JAMES JEFF OLMSTED ORME OSBORN OSTERBUR OWEN 139 JACQUELINE PARKER PENNY PETERSON VALERIE PHELPS PATTI PAGE AARON PEARL ART PETONKE JOHN PHILLIPS DON PARKER KRIS PETERSON TINA PERRONE ALVIN PERRYMAN SCOTT JULIE PARIS PARK 140 LINDA DEBBIE PHILLIPS PINEGAR BILL PITLIK MITCHELL PLECKER STEVE POLLITT RICHARD PRENTICE PENNY PRIBBLE LINDA PRICE JOY PROFIT MARTY PAMELA PRYOR RAYBURN GREG REED IVY REED GAYLE REEVES CATHY REFFETT DANIEL ROMINE 141 CONNIE GARY LORI CYNTHIA KAREN ROMMERSKIRCHEN ROSS ROSS ROUSE ROY DEBRA LUCY DONNA RANDY KEN RULL RUTAN RYAN ST. CLAIR SALOMON RAMONA SANDY KAREN BRENDA DAN SCOTT SCOTT SEITZINGER SEXTON SEXTON BONNIE SHANKS JOANNE SHAW JULIE SHEAHAN VICKIE SHEFFER LANNY SHERMAN SUSAN STRAHL DEBORAH STRAUSS FRED STRAWSER PAM STREBING RICK D. STREBING RICK W. GRETCHEN DAVE STREBING STREITZ STUART KAREN MARY BETH STYER SUTTER 144 GARNET LINDA TERRI LYNN MICHAEL SWANN SWANSBRO TARQUINI TAYLOR TAYLOR SARAH PAUL JIM BRIGITTE EWELL TAYLOR TEVEBAUGH THOMAS THOMPSON THOMPSON RICK TERRY ELIZABETH PAMELA MARY THOMPSON TINDER TUCKER TURNER UNGER 145 SARA WAGGONER KATHY WAHLFELDT DONNA WALKER GREG S. WALKER RICK WALZ TAMMY WARBRITTON MARK WARNER ANNETTE WATSON LISA WATSON STEVE WALLACE i ANNE WALTHER BILL WANTLAND WILLIAM WATSON 146 MARCIA WEISHAR ALESA WILLETT BILL PHYLIS MARGARET WAYLAND WEBBER WEIDENBURNER NINA BILL CATHIE CHRIS WELKER WEST WEST WHITE CINDI SUSAN WILL WILLARD JOHN WICOFF CHERYL WIGGINS AARON MINDY WILLIAMS WILLIAMS RICK ROSE WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON 147 ANN WOOLEY TERRY SUE ALAN KATHY ROSE WILLIAMSON WILLOUGHBY WILSON WILSON WILSON KENNY GAIL SAM VIRGINIA KEVIN WINN WINTERHALTER WITSMAN WOLFF WOODARD LESLIE WOODRUM WRIGHT WRIGHT ADAMS, MAMIE ADKINS, VERNE C.W.T. 4. ALLISON, RICK Football 4; Track 3,4; Senior Class President; Student Council 4; Letterman's Club 3,4,. ALPERS, CHRIS J. AMOS, KATHY C. W.T. 4. ARNHOLT, BOB ASHCRAFT, JULIA Maroon G White Business Staff 2, 3; O.O. 4; Y-Teens 2; Homecoming Committee 2, 3; Prom Committee 3. ASQUITH, BRITT AUSTIN, CHESTER BAGSHAW, JANET Drama Club 2,4; Speech Team 2; Vocal Music. BAILEY, BRENDA Pompettes 3,4; Maroon G White 2 —4; Student Council 2,4; Drama Club 4; Rotary Honors 3. BAILEY, DARLA Marching Vikings 3; Y-Teens 2; Flagettes 3; Choir 2; C.W.T. 4. BAILEY, MITCHELL Band 2; C.W.T. 3,4. BAKER, CATHY BAKER, DEBRA BAKER, JANICE Student Council 3,4; M A S H 3; Drama Club 4; Maroon G White 4; Z-Club 2,3. BALDWIN, SCOTT BALL, VIRGINIA Skaneateles High, New York 2; Pompettes 4; Maroon G White 3, 4; Features Editor 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Track timer 3,4. BALLARD, DIANA D. E. 3,4, President 4; D.E.C.A. 3,4; D.E.C.I. 3,4; Spanish 2. BALSLEY, JULIE Pompettes 3,4; Maroon G White Business Staff 3,4; Class Social Chairman 2—4; Prom Chairman 3; Sophomore Chorus 2; Viking Chorale 3; Office Worker 4. BALSLEY, SHARON C.W.T. 4; Viking Chorale 3; Girls Chorus 2; Prom Committee 3. BANKHEAD, KIM Office Helper. BARNES, DIANNA Office Worker; Drama Club. BARNES, STUART Basketball 2. BARTENSCHLAG, MARK BARTLOW, KEVIN BARTOS, CARLA BATES, RICHARD Drama Club 3,4; M A S H 3; Star-Spangled Girl 3; Fiddler On The Roof 4; Radio Staff 3,4, Sports Editor 4; Orchestra 2-4. BATTLE, GREG BECKES, RICK Baseball 2; Track 3—4; Football 4; Maroon G White 4. BENSON, DIANNE Human Relations; 0.0. 4; Y-Teens; Enviromental Action; Secretaries of Tommorrow; Z-Club. BENTING CATHY Chorus 2; Vikingettes 3; Singing Vikings 4; Fiddler on the Roof 4; F.L.I.P.P.E.D. 2; Class Song Committee. BERESFORD, LEANN C. W. T. 4; Office Helper 2, 3. BLACKETER, JOANNA Marching Vikings 2,3; Flagettes 3; Concert Band 2, 3; Office Helper 4; Viking Sluggers 2, 3. BLAND, RANDY BLARY, BRENDA BLUE, KERRY Baseball 2—4; Football 2; Prom Committee 3; Maroon G White 3, 4, Copy Editor 4. BLUE, RHONDA BLUE, RICHARD BOARDS, NARITA BOLTON, DEBBIE C. W.T. 4. BOOE, DAVID BORDELON, SID Golf 2, 3; Viking Chorale 2; Singing Viking 3,4; Contemporaires 3,4; Fiddler on the Roof' 4; M A S H 3; Rotary Honors 3,4. BOSTWICK, KELLY Pompettes 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming Committee 3,4. BOWEN, CHARLES D. O. 4; Science Club 2; Wrestling Manager 3. BOWEN, CINDY S.O.T. 4; Office Occupations 4. BOYLES, CARLA BRIGGS, KIM Orchestra 2--4; All State 2—4; French Club 2; Drama Club 2, 3; Maroon G White 4. BRITT, CARRIE Tennis 2,4; Debate 2; French Club 2; Cadet teaching 4. BROOKS, CHRISTINA BROOKS, JANET Student Council 3; Office Helper 3,4; Medley 4; Vikingettes 3. BROOKS, RODNEY BROWN, JANET Marching Vikings 2--4; Symphonic Band 2—4; Pep Band 2—4; Jazz Band 3,4; F. L. I. P. P. E. D. 2; M A S H 3; 1776 And All That 4; Drama Club 2—4. BROWN, JENNIFER BRUDER, CARLA Viking Chorale 2, 3; Madrigals and Guys 3; Singing Vikings 4; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Drama Club 4; 1776 And All That 4; Medley 4. BRYANT, HARVEY Baseball 2—4. BUCHANAN, BRET Golf 2,3. BUCHANAN, SANDY C.W.T. 4; Office Helper 2. BUCHANAN, SHARON BUCK, WARREN BUICE, ED Drama Club 4; 1776 And All That 4. BUNTAIN, JOHN BURLEY, KEVIN Maroon G White 4; Track 2—4; Polar Bear 2—4; Cross Country 2—4. BURROUGHS, KELLY Catlin High, 2; Drama Club 3,4; M A S H 3; Room 222 3. BURROUGHS, TERESA BURTON, DIANE Prom Committee 3; Senior Class Committee 4; Student Council; Homecoming Committee. CAMPBELL, TODD CARPENTER, DOROTHY Marching Vikings 2—4, Flag Captain 4; Jazz Band 3,4; Symphonic Band 2—4; Orchestra 3,4. CARPENTER, MARY 0.0. 4; S.O.T. 3,4; Viking Sluggers 3. CARTER, DUANE Black History 2—4. CARTER, MARY BETH Marching Vikings 2—4; Symphonic Band 2—4; Student Council 4. CASTER, CAROL Beaverton High, Portland, Oregon 2, 3; Tennis 4; Maroon G White 4. CAUDILL, TERESA Maroon G White 3,4. CHALKUS, DANIEL CHARLES, DEBRA CHEESMAN, JEFF CHEUVRONT, MARK CLAPP, CATHY Maroon G White 2—4; Spanish Club 3, Vice-President 3; Student Council 4; Drama Club 4; Cadet Teacher 3. CLAYPOOL, CHRIS Majorettes 2. CLIFTON, PAT CLOYD, CYNTHIA Marching Vikings 2; Girls TrnrW 3 COCHRAN,’KATHY Debate 2; Maroon G White 3,4; Art Editor 4; Drama Club 4; Rotary Honors 3,4. COCKRELL, GREG COLE, MARGIE French Club 2; Science Club 2; Maroon G White 2—4. COLE, TIM Band 2, 3; French Club 2; D.O. 4; Marching Vikings 2,3; Student Council 2, 3. COLLEEN, KATHY Girls Volleyball 3, 4; Orchestra 2—4; All State G I.M.E.A. 2—4; Moments Musical 2, 3. 150 COMBS, PENNY COMRIE, THERESA Teen Choir 2; Vikingettes 3,4; Librarian 4. CONNOR, DENNIS CONTRERAS, RAFAEL Cadet teaching 4; Colegio Carden-al Spellman, Quito, Equador 2, 3. COOPER, CRYSTAL Black History 3; Pompettes 3; Girls Track 2, 3. COOPER, DEBRA COOPER, JAMI Marching Vikings 2—4; Rifle Squad 4; Symphonic Band 3,4; Concert Band 2; Pep Band 2—4; Spanish Club 2; A.F.S. 4. COOPER, SCOTT D.E. 4; D.E.C.A. 4. CORBIN, DAVE Marching Vikings 3; Concert Band 3; Debate Club 4. CORNETT, SHERRY CORNWELL, LESLIE Marching Vikings 2—4; Symphonic Band 2—4; Pep Band 2—4; Jazz Band 2. CORRELL, RANDALL Chess Club 2,4; Science Club 3, 4; A.V. Club 4; Student Council 2. COSSEY, NEIL COSTELLO, DAVID COTY, VIRGINIA Medley 4; Vikingettes 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Viking Sluggers 3. COUTS, PHILIP Symphonic Band 2--4; Science Club 4. COVILLE, CHRIS CRATZ, BRIAN Tennis 2—4, Co-Captain 4; A.V. Club 4; Letterman's Club 3,4. CRAVENS, KIM Cheerleading 2; Pompettes 3; D.E. 4; Viking Chorale 2,3. CRAWFORD, BELINDA CRAWLEY, DAVID Orchestra 2—4; Chess Club 2—4; I.M.E.A. 3,4. CRIPPIN, MARILYN CRUSHSHON, KIM Secretaries of Tomorrow 3, 4; Office Occupations 4. CULLISON, LISA Girls Track 2—4; Girls Volleyball 3,4; Office Worker 4. CUNNINGHAM, TERESA Cheerleading 2—4; Student Council 3,4; Maroon G White 3; Medley, Assistant School Editor 4. CURRY, JOHN Football, Student Trainer 3,4; Basketball, Student Trainer 2—4; Baseball, Student Trainer 2—4; D.O. 4; Student Council 4. CURTIS, KATHY Marching Vikings 2—4; Flag Corps 3,4; Co-Captain 4; Symphonic Band 2—4; Pep Band 2, 3; Medley 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Viking Sluggers 3. DAVIS, ADRIENNE Radio Staff 3,4, Feature Editor 4; Marching Vikings, Color Guard 4; Concert Band 4; Girls Track 2—4; Latin Club 4; Rotary Honors 3,4. DAWLESS, LORI Marching Vikings 2—4; Symphonic Band 2—4; All State 4; Maroon G White 3,4; Orchestra 4; Pep Band 2—4; Rotary Honors 3; Senior Class Song Committee. DEEKEN, CYNTHIA DEFEBAUGH, KATHY D.E. 4. DEPKE, SHERI Medley, Organizations Editor 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Swim timer 2—4; Rotary Honors 3. DERRICKSON, DELIA O.O. 4. DERRICKSON, JIM Wrestling 2—4; Baseball 2. DEVYLDER, KAREN C. W.T. 4. DINES, BONNIE D. O. 4; Office Worker. DODD, JULIE Drama Club 4; Office Worker 3,4; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; An Evening of Plays 4. DOMBROSKIE, JANE Pompettes 3,4; Medley, School Editor 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Track timer 2—4; Office Worker 3,4. DONALDSON, TIM DOUGHERTY, SCOTT Science Club 2; Viking Six Pak 4. DOWELL, THOMAS Basketball 2. DREWS, JOHN DREWS, STEVE DREWS, TAMMY DREYER, BARBARA C.W.T. 3,4. DRIVER, LORI Girls Tennis 2--4, Captain 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Z-Club, President 4; Student Council 3,4; Best Girl Citizen 4. DUCKWORTH, VERA Girls Track 3,4; Pompettes 3; Contemporaires 4; Latin Club 3; Singing Vikings 3,4; Vikingettes 2; Black History 3. EBERSOLE, ROD Football 2,3; Wrestling 2,3. EBERT SUE Marching Vikings 2—4; Rifle Squad 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Conceit Band 2, 3; Symphonic Band 4; Latin Club 2, 3. ECKEL, RICHARD EDMUND, SANDRA Fiddler on the Roof 4; Moments Musical 2—4; Maroon G White 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Science Club 2. ELDER, ALAN ELLIOTT, MARLO Girls Track 2—4; Cross Country 4; Girls Chorus 2; Singing Vikings 3,4; Fiddler on the Roof EMERY, WILLIAM ENOS, TRACY ERSKINE, WENDELL Drama Club 3,4; Room 222 3. ESTES, TERESA Office Worker 2—4. FAHEY, MICHAEL FENTEM, KARI Pompettes 3,4; Rotary Honors 3,4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Cross Country Timer 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Office Helper 3,4. FILICSKY, LINDA F.L.I.P.P.E.D. 2. FINCH, VERONICA FINKLE, DEBBIE Radio Staff 3,4, News Editor 4; Rotary Honors 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Contemporaires 4; Singing Vikings 4; Fiddler on the Roof 4. FINLEY, COLLEEN A.F.S. 2—4, President 4; A.F.S. Chile 3; French Club 2; Medical Career's Club 4; Student Council 4. FORBECK, MIKE Golf 2—4; Letterman's Club 4. FOSTER, JEFF FOSTER, JULIE Library Club; Library Helper; Girls Track 3,4; Volleyball 4; Z-Club. FOSTER, MARY 0.0. 4; S.O.T. 4. FOX, KEN Football 2—4. FRAZIER, JOHN FREDERICKS, SUE Viking Sluggers 2, 3; Student Council 4; 0.0. 4; S.O.T. 4; Prom Committee 3. FREED, BUDDY Student Council; A.V. Club FREELAND, BRIAN Contemporiares 4; Viking Chorale 2; Singing Vikings 4; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Drama Club 3,4; M A S H 3; 1776 And All That 4; Art Club 4. GALE, MARK GARRISON, LISA Drama Club 2—4; Debate Club 4; German Club 2, 3; F. L. I.P. P. E. D. 2; Room 222 3. GEBO, MARK Maroon G White 3; Viking Chorale 2, 3; Moments Musical 2, 3. GENTRY, GARY GILLILAND PENNY D.E. 4; D.E.C.A. 4. GILPATRICK, KEVIN GLAVEY, JULIE Maroon G White 3,4; Circulation Editor 4; Guidance Office 4; 151 Prom Committee 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Senior Class Announcement Committee. CLOVER, JOHN GOFF, RANDY Football 3,4; Viking Chorale 2, 3; Singing Vikings 4. GOIN, GREG GOLDEN, TERRI Office Helper 2. GONZALES, KATHY Pompettes 3,4; Student Council 2; Prom Committee 3; Swim timer 2, 3; Office Helper 2—4. GOODWIN, TOM GORE, JULIE Maroon G White 2--4; Marching Vikings 2—4, Drum Major 4; Symphonic Band 2—4; Jazz Band 3,4. GRAHAM, DENNIS Marching Band 2—4; Concert Band 2, 3; Symphonic Band 4; Spanish Club 2; Pony Express 4. GRAHAM, RANDY Marching Vikings 2, 3; Science Club 3,4; German Club 2,3; Drama Club 3,4; Concert Band 2,3. GREEN, MARSHA C. W.T. 4. GREENE, JIM GRZESIEK, ROBIN Student Council 3,4; Marching Vikings 4; Flags 4; Latin Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Viking Sluggers 2—4; Concert Band 4; Spanish Club 2. HALBERT, DARRELL D. E. 3,4, Vice-President 4; D.E.C.A. 3,4. HALE, PAT HALLS, DAVID HAMILTON, KAREN Maroon G White 2--4, Literary Editor 4; Marching Vikings 2—4; Rifle Squad 4; Concert Band 2; Symphonic 3,4; Pep Band 2—4. HAMPTON, TIMOTHY Student Council; C. W. T. 3,4. HARDEN, DAVID A.V. Club 4; Medical Careers 4. HARDESTY, JACKIE Marching Vikings 2—4; Concert Band 2; Symphonic Band 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Drama Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; M A S H 3. HARDY CHARLOTTE HARMON, SHEILA Pompettes 4; Track timer 3,4; Swim timer 3,4; Y-Teens, Vice-President 3; Office Helper 4. HARMON, SHERRIE Pompettes 4; Track timer 3,4; Swim timer 3,4; F. L. I. P. P. E. D. Y-Teens 3. HARMON, TOM Marching Vikings 2—4; Maroon G White 3. HARRIS, TOMMY HASTINGS, LINDA O. O. 4; Office Helper. HATCH, RODNEY HATHAWAY, SANDRA Cheerleading 2; D.E. 4, Secretary-Treasurer Y-Teens 3; D.E.C.A. 4. HAUN, DON HAYDEN, MIKE Track 2—4. HELFING, DEBBI D.E. 4; Girls Choir 2; Student Council 2. HENDRIX, TED HENDRIX, TODD HENRY, JOHN Marching Vikings 2; Concert Band 2, 3; Student Council 3; D.O. 4; Treasurer 4. HENSOLD, JOE Football 2--4; Basketball 2—4. HERSHBERGER, ED HIBLE, DON HICKS, BILL HIGH, BART HIGHTOWER, RHONDA Orchestra 2—4; I.M.E.A. 2—4; Student Council 4; Volleyball 4. HILLS MAN, MARK Baseball 2. HOBBS, INGUE Vikingettes 2; Viking Chorale 3; Human Relations 3,4; Black History Week 3,4. HOLDAWAY, STEVEN HOLMES, DAVID Marching Vikings 2—4; Drum Major 4; Symphonic Band 2—4; Black History Week 2—4. HOLT, DON HOLYCROSS, RUSSELL HOUPT, JIM Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2—4; Lettermans Club 3,4. HOWE, JANA O.O. 4; S.O.T. 4; A.F.S. 2. HOWELL, DAVID Track 2—4; Polar Bear 2—4. HOWELL, SHERRY Drama Club 3; Glee Club 4; Bicentennial Float 4. HOWIE, JANICE D. E. 4; Pompettes 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Office Worker 3. HUERTA, DOMINIC Football 2; Baseball 2,3; Track 4. HUGHES, JANICE Marching Vikings 2--3. HURLEY, JAMES HUSTER, TELL A.F.S. Student 4; Munich, Germany 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Art Club 4. HUTCHERSON, JENNIFER IN GALS BE, STEVE Basketball 2—4. JAMESON, JULIE Office Worker; D.E. 4; D.E.C.A. 4. JANESKY, MARK Baseball 2—4; Golf 3; Maroon G White 3,4; Student Council 4. 152 JACKSON, CAROL Drama Club 2—4, President 4; Orchestra 2—4. JARUSESKI, JOSEPH Marching Vikings 2—4; Symphonic Band 2—4; Jazz Band 3,4; Orchestra 4; All State 4; Radio Staff 2—4; Drama Club 2—4; Vice-President 4; M A S H 3; Room 222 3;. JARUSESKI, PATTI Chorus 2; D.E. 3,4; D.E.C.A. 4, President 4; Office Helper 3; Room 222 3; M A S H 3; 'Tiddler on the Roof 4. JENKINS, DAN Viking 6-Pak 4; Maroon G White 4; A.V. Club 2--4. JENNINGS, KEITH JETT, DAVID Tennis 4. JOHN, EDDIE Marching Vikings 2—4; Concert Band 2—4; Pep Band 4. JOHNSON, DAVID JOHNSON, LONNIE JOHNSON, MARY Student Council 2; Golden Girls 3; Spanish Club 2. JOHNSON, SHEILA JOHNSON, TONI Pompettes 4; Student Council 3,4; Homecoming Committee 2—4; Office Worker 3,4; Prom Committee 3. JONES, JOHN Swim Team 2—4; Medley 4; Marching Vikings 2,3. JONES, TIM Football 2—4; A.V. Club 3,4; Basketball 2. JOYNER, THERESA K AG ELS, TERRI Office Worker 4. KASSL, PAM Z-Club 2; Singing Vikings 4; Vikingettes 2; Viking Chorale 3; Office Worker 3; Y-Teens 3. KEILHOLZ, GRACE KELSON, DEBBIE Radio Staff 4; Spanish Club 2; Treasurer 2; Drama Club 3,4; Room 222 3; Senior Class Announcement Committee. KENNEDY, JIM Football 4; Viking Chorale 2; Singing Vikings 3; How to Succeed in Business 3; Prom Committee 3. KESLER, JOHN Swim Team 2—4; M A S H 3; Maroon G White 2—4, Photo Editor 3,4; A.V. Club 2—4. KILGORE, CATHY D.E. 4; Office Worker 2, 3; D.E.C.A. Secretary 4. KIMBERLIN, JIMMY Marching Vikings 2—4; Radio Staff 3. KIRK, RICHARD KLEINER, SHARON KNAPP, MICHAEL KOCH, TERRI Pompettes 3,4; Girls Track 2—4; Rotary Honors 3,4; Student Council 4; Office Helper 3,4. KRUEGER, RUTH Varsity Volleyball 3,4; Z-Club 2—4; Maroon G White 2—4; Student Council 3,4; Girls Track 2, 3. KUHN, STEVE KURAS, TRACY Medley 4; Cheerleader 2—4; Viking Chorale 2,3; Swim Timer 3,4; Track Timer 3,4. LAMBERT, TIM Football 2—4. LANDERS, TAMMY Office Helper 2,3; Senior Announcements; Y-Teens 2. LANDSDOWN, PAM LANE, ELLEN Pompettes 3,4; Viking Chorale 2; Vikingettes 3; Singing Vikings 4; Fiddler on the Roof 4. LAWRENCE, JILL Spanish Club 3; Latin Club 3,4; Singing Vikings 4; Viking Chorale 3. LECONTE, KELLY Cheerleading 2—4, Captain 4; Medley 4; Sophomore Chorus 2; Viking Chorale 3; Singing Vikings 4; Drama Club 3; Rotary Honors 3,4. LEEK, YVETTE Y-Teens 2; S.O.T. 2; Girls Choir 2; Vikingettes 3; Singing Vikings 4. LEVERENZ, TED Swim Team 2—4. LEWIS, ALEX Maroon G White 2—4; Student Council 3,4; Student Rights Committee 4. LEWIS, BETH LILLARD, MAZZIE LILLARD, MICHAEL Football 2—4; Student Council; Black History; Office Worker; LINDERMAN, JOHN Student Council 3,4. President 4; Cross Country 2—4; Track 2, 4; Rotary Honors 3,4; Best Boy Citizen. LINDLEY, GARY LINNE, AUTUMN Office Helper. LORENZ, VERN Spirit Viking 4; Viking Six Pak 3; Drama Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Maroon G White 2--4, Business Manager 4. LYNN, STEVE MALAN, MARTY MARACK, DEBORAH MARIAGE, MICHELE Orchestra 2—4; All State 4. MARROW, CAROL MARTIN, AMANDA Track 2—4; Debate 2—4; Drama Club 4; Maroon G White 4; Viking Sluggers 4; Latin Club 4. MASON, JOHN Swim team 2—4, Captain 4; Letterman's Club 4; Singing Vikings 4; Viking Chorale 2, 3; Six Pak; Radio Staff 4. MASULIS, PAULA MAYBERRY, KATHY MELZER, MONROETTA Symphonic Band 2—4; Marching Vikings 2—4; Drum Major 4; Pep Band 2—4; Jazz Band 2—4; Orchestra 3,4; Radio Staff 2—4; Prom Committee 3; 111. State Scholar 4; Student Council 4. MIHM, RICHARD Football 2—4; Baseball 2. MILLER, BARBARA Medical Careers 4; Office Helper 4. MILLER, MARK Symphonic Band 2—4; Marching Vikings 2—4; Jazz Band 2—4; All State 4; Pony Express 4. MILLER, MARY JANE Marching Vikings 3,4; Flags 3, Rifles 4; Sophomore Chorus 2; Viking Chorale 3; Singing Vikings 4; Viking Sluggers 3; Medley 4. MILLER, RODNEY MILUKIN, GEORGE Spanish Club 2; Chess Club 2,4; Science Club 2. MINGEE, DEBBIE MITCHELL, ROBERT MITCHELL, STEPHEN Basketball 3, 4. MONKMAN, PATTI D.O. 4. MOORE, ALMA MOORE, CINDY Girls Volleyball 3,4; Girls Chorus 2; Vikingettes 3,4. MOORE, MIKE MOORE, TIMOTHY MORGAN, RICK MORRIS, LAWRENCE MOULTON, LYNN Marching Vikings 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3. MULLINS, EDWARD MURPHY, BARBARA Girls Track 2, 3; Maroon G White 3; Viking Chorale 3; D.O. 4. MURRIN, LAURA MUSGROVE, BARBARA Marching Vikings 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3; Student Council 2. MYERS, MARK Baseball 2; Golf 3,4. MYERS, PAMELLA Radio Staff, Feature Co-Editor 4; French Club, Secretary 3; Drama Club 4; Girls Track 2,4; 111. State Scholar 4; Rotary Honors 4. MCBRIDE, DEBRA MCCLAIN, GARY Terre Haute South Vigo High School 2, 3. MCCOLLUM, MARILU Drama Club 2,4; Voices 4; The Devil and Daniel Webster 3; Marching Vikings 2; Choir 2,4; Concert Band 2. MCCOY, CAROLYN Student Council 4. MCCOY, RICK MCGREW, LYNN Office Worker 4; P.E. Helper 2—4. MCMILLIN, DAWN MCNEIL, BETH Student Council 3,4; Drama Club 4; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Vikingettes 4. MCQUOWN, RICHARD NASSER, RICHARD D.O. 4; Drama Club 2—4; Radio Staff 2—4; M A S H 3; Stage Crew. NEFF, ALAN Football 2; Science Club 2; Library Club 3. NEILSON, VICKI NELSON, BRENDA Vikingnettes. NELSON, JAMES NIMRICK, DONNA NIXON, LINDA NOBLE, MYRTLE NOLAN, KATHY Girls Volleyball 3; Choir 2. NORTON, JERRY OATIES, ELIZABETH OBERTWORTMANN, KAY Jazz Band 3,4; Marching Vikings 2—4; Concert Band 2; Symphonic Band 3,4; Z-Club 2,3. O'BLENIS, KELLY Library Helper 3; Golden Girl 3. OLMSTED, TIM Marching Vikings 3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Student Council 4; Drama Club 4. ORME, BECKY Marching Vikings 2—4; Symphonic Band 2—4; Moments Musical 2, 3. OSBORN, TERRI Office Occupations 4; Y-Teens 2; Office Worker 3,4. OSTERBUR, JAMES OWEN, JEFF Cross Country 2—4; Captain 4; Track 2—4, Captain 4; Maroon G White 3,4, Sports Editor 4; Letterman's Club 2—4, President 4; Symphonic Band 2,3; Jazz Band 3. OWEN, SUE Medley, Assistant Business Manager 4; Pompettes 4; Office Helper 2—4; Student Council 2; Prom Committee 3. PAGE, PATTI Drama Club 4; 1776 And All That 4; Medley 4; Latin Club 3. PARIS, SCOTT PARK, JULIE Student Council 2—4; Rotary Honors 3; Medley 4; Office Helper 4. 153 PARKER, DON Orchestra 2—4; Symphonic Band 3,4; Marching Vikings 4; Jazz Band 4; A.V. Club 4. PARKER, JACQUELINE PEARL, AARON Track 2; Basketball 2, 3. PER RONE, TINA Pompettes 3,4; Medley 4; Y-Teens 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Swim Timer 4. PERRYMAN, ALVIN Football 2—4; Basketball 2—4; Trarlf ?__4 PETERSON, KRIS Cheerleading 2—4; Singing Vikings 3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Student Council Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Maroon G White 3,4. PETERSON, PENNY Students for Environmental Action 4, Secretary 4; P.E. Helper 2 3. PETONKE, ART D.E. 4; Marching Vikings 2—4; Jazz Band 3,4; Symphonic Band 2—4; D.E.C.A. 4. PHELPS, VALERIE Marching Vikings 2, 3; Y-Teens 2; Flagettes 2; C.W.T. 4; Concert Band 2, 3. PHILLIPS, JOHN Chess Club 4; Latin Club 2; Concert Band 2; Symphonic Band 2; Marching Vikings 2. PHILLIPS, LINDA PINECAR, DEBBIE Chorus 2; Vikingettes 3; Singing Vikings 4; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Moments Musical 3. PITLIK, BILL PLECKER, MITCHELL POLLITT, STEVEN Medley 3,4, Editor in Chief 4; M A S H 3; Football 2—4; Baseball 2—4; Rotary Honors 3. POPADINES, BETH ANN D.O. 4; Office Helper 3,4. PRENTICE, RICHARD Football, Baseball, Basketball Manager 3,4; D.O. 4. PRIBBLE, PENNY PRICE, LINDA PROFIT, JOY PRYOR, MARTY Football 2, 3; Black History Week 3,4; D.O. 4. RAYBURN, PAM Pompettes 4; Prom Committee 3. REED, GREG REED, IVY REEVES, GAYLE Rifle Squad 2—4, Co-Captain 4; Concert Band 2, 3; Symphonic Band 4; A.F. S. 3,4. REFFETT, CATHY Girls Choir 2; Vikingettes 3; Singing Vikings 4; Pompettes 3, 4; Moments Musical 4. RENDER, MILLARD RHODES, KARLA Girls Volleyball 3, 4; Girls Track 2--4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Z-Club 4; Y-Teens 4. ROME, PAUL ROMINE, DANIEL ROMMERSKIRCHEN, CONNIE Girls Chorus 2; Viking Chorale 3; Singing Vikings 4; Maroon G White 2—4; Contemporaires 3,4. ROSS, GARY ROSS, LORI Maroon G White 3,4, School Feature Editor 4; Student Council 2—4; Class Secretary Treasurer 2; Pompettes 4; Drama Club 2—4. ROUSE, CYNTHIA Pompettes 3,4; Viking Sluggers 2; Library Helper 3; P.E. Helper 2—4. ROY, KAREN Z-Club; Art Club; Fiddler on the Roof . RULL, DEBRA Track 2—4, M.V.P., 3; Volleyball 3; Z-Club 2--4; Singing Vikings 4. RUTAN, LUCY RYAN, PEGGY Office Occuaptions 4; Secretaries of Tomorrow 4. ST. CLAIR, RANDY Golf 2—4. SALOMON, KEN SCOTT, ROMONA Marching Vikings 3,4; Concert Band 2—4; Student Council 3; Drama Club 3. SCOTT, SANDY Pompettes 4; A. F. S. 2. SEITZINGER, KAREN Girls Tennis 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Cadet Teaching 3,4. SEXTON, BRENDA Pompettes 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Teen Chorus 2; Viking Chorale 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3; O.O. 4. SEXTON, DAN D.O. 4. SHANKS, BONNIE Office Helper 3,4; Choir 2. SHAW, JOANN Pompettes 3,4; Vikingettes 2; Viking Chorale 3; Moments Musical 2, 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4. SHEA HAN, JULIE Office Helper 2; Choir 2. SHEFFER, VICKIE SHERMAN, LANNY SMILEY, LORI SMITH, BRUCE Radio Staff 2—4, Feature Editor 3, General Manager 4; Six Pak 4; Orchestra 2—4; F. L. I. P. P. E. D. 2; Rotary Honors 3,4. SMITH, MARK SMITHER, BRIAN Student Council 2; A.V. Club 2, 3; D.O. 3. SMOOT, RICHARD SPAIN, MELANIE Viking Chorale 2; Singing Vikings 3,4; Contemporaires 3,4; Maroon G White 3,4; How to Succeed in Business 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4. SPEIR, CAROL Symphonic Band 2—4; Marching Vikings 2—4; Jazz Band 4; Pep Band 2—4; Orchestra 2—4; Z-Club 3. SPICER, BEARL SPICER, STEVE SPROULS, JOHN Maroon G White 3,4. STAAB, KATHY STARK, DENNIS Marching Vikings 2—4; Symphonic Band 4; Concert Band 2, 3; Jazz B nd 2,4; Pep Band 2—4. STEIN, MIKE STEIN, MILTON Football 2—4; Maroon G White 2—4; Sports Editor 3, Editor in Chief 4; Radio Staff 2. STEVENS, LISA Medley, Business Manager 4; Y-Teens 2—4, President 4; Pompettes 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 3. STEVENSON, LINDA Choir 2; Vikingettes 3; Singing Vikings 4; Marching Vikings, Flag 3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Orchestra 4. STIMAC, JANET STIMAC, STEVE STRADER, JEFF STRADER, TIM STRAHL, SUSAN Class President 2,3; D.E. 4; Student Council 2, 3; A.F.S. 2. STRAUSS, DEBORAH Choir 2; Vikingettes 3; Human Relations Club 2; Z-Club 4; Student Council 4. STRAWSER, FRED STREBING, PAMELA Office Helper 4; Medical Careers Club 4; Viking Sluggers 2,3. STREBING, RICK D. STREBING, RICK W. Football 2—4; Baseball 2; Maroon G White 3,4; Prom Committee 3. STREITZ, GRETCHEN Pompettes 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Track timer 2—4; Swim timer 3,4; Cheerleading 2. STUART, DAVID Swimming 2—4, Co-Captain 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Marching Vikings 2, 3; Symphonic Band 2; A.V. Club 4. STYER, KAREN Y-Teens 2, 3. SUTTER, MARY BETH Z-Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Office Helper 4. SWANN, GARNET Prom Committee 3; D.E. 4; D.E.C.A. 4. 154 SWANSBRO, LINDA Office Worker 2—4; Drama Club 4; Homecoming 3,4. TARQUINI, TERRI TAYLOR, LYNN Z-Club 2; Symphonic Band 2—4; Marching Vikings 2—4. TAYLOR, MIKE D.O. 4. TAYLOR, SARAH Swim Timer 3,4; Pompettes 4; Singing Vikings 4; Z-Club 3,4; M A S H 3; Medley 4. TEVEBAUGH, PAUL Track Manager 2—4; Viking Chorale 2; Singing Vikings 3,4; Contemporaires 3,4; How to Succeed in Business 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4. THOMAS, JIM THOMPSON, BRIGITTE Black History Week 2; Office Helper 3,4; Girls Track Manager 2; Pompettes 4. THOMPSON, EWELL THOMPSON, RICK Football 2; Track 2—4; Cross Country 3,4; Maroon G White 4; Letterman's Club 4. TINDER, TERRY Marching Vikings 2—4; Symphonic Band 2--4; Medley 4; Jazz Band 3,4; Orchestra 3. TUCKER, ELIZABETH TURNER, PAMELA UNGER, MARY UTHE, ELUEN VANCE, DEBBIE Choir 2; Vikingettes 3,4; A.V. Club. VANCE, KATHY WAGGONER, SARA Cheerleading 2—4; Student Council 2—4; Singing Vikings 4; Medley, Copy Editor 4; Swim Timer 2—4. WAHLFELDT, KATHY Choir 2; Vikingettes 3; Singing Vikings 4; Office Worker 4; Viking Sluggers 3; Fiddler on the Roof 4. WALKER, DONNA WALKER, GREGORYA. Football 2—4; Wrestling 2--4; Baseball 2; A.V. Club 3,4, President 4. WALLACE, STEVE Honor Society 3,4. WALTER, KAREN Student Council 3,4; Office Helper 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; M A S H 3; Medical Career's Club 2. WALTHER, ANNE Contemporaires 4; Singing Vikings 4; Viking Chorale 3; Latin Club 4; German Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Rotary Honors 3,4. WALZ, RICK WANTLAND, BILL Baseball 2—4; Maroon G White 4. WARBRITTON, TRACY Vikingettes 4; Library Club. WARNER, MARK WATSON, ANNETTE Cheerleading 2; Track 2,3; Black History: Pompettes 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4. WATSON, LISA Office Helper 2, 3; Y-Teens 3; D.O. 4. WATSON, WILLIAM Track 2—4. WAYLAND, BILL Football 2—4; Baseball 2, 3; Maroon G White 3,4. WEBBER, PHYLLIS D. E. , Secretary 4; Girls Choir 2; Student Council 3. WEI DEN BURNER, MARGARET Office Worker 2— 4. WEISHAR, MUFFY Swimming 3,4. WELKER, NINA Y-Teens 2; Office Helper 3,4; German Club 3. WEST, BILL WEST, CATHIE WHITE, CHRIS D.O. 4; M A S H 3; Stagecraft. WHITE, EDNA Pompettes 3; O.O. 4. WICOFF, JOHN WIGGINS, CHERYL WILL, CINDI Medley 3,4; Drama Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Cadet teacher 3. WILLARD, SUSAN Maroon G White 3,4; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 2; Office Worker 3. WILLETT, ALESA WILLIAMS, AARON WILLIAMS, MINDY Cheerleading 2; Pompettes 3; Girls Track 2. WILLIAMS, RICK Football 2—4. WILLIAMSON, ROSE C. W. T. 3 4. WILLIAMSON,’ TERRY WILLOUGHBY, SUE WILSON, ALAN Cross Country 2—4; Track 2—4; Class Vice-President 4; Maroon G White 2—4; Polar Bear Club 2—4. WILSON, CATHY Office Helper 4. WILSON, ROSE 0.0. 4; Girls Volleyball 3; S.O.T. 4. WINN, KENNY Baseball 3. WINTERHALTER, GAIL Student Council 3,4; Medley 4; Viking Sluggers 2—4; Drama Club 2—4; A.F.S. 2--4. WITSMAN, SAM Maroon G White 2—4. WOLFE, VIRGINIA WOODARD, KEVIN Basketball 2; Maroon G White 3. WOODRUM, LES Concert Band 2; Symphonic Band 3,4; Jazz Band 2--4; Marching Vikings 2--4; Medley 4; Orchestra 3. WOOLEY, ANN D.O. 4. WRIGHT, BILL D.E. 4; D.E.C.A. 4. WRIGHT, JOHN WYNN, CLAUDIA YORK, NANCIE YOUNG, AMY Maroon G White 4; Girls Choir 2; Vikingettes 3; Singing Vikings 4; Fiddler on the Roof 4; Swim Timer 4; Moments Musical 3,4. YOUNG, ANGELA S.O.T. 3,4; President 4; 0.0. 4; Y-Teens 3. YOUNGBLOOD, CONNIE Girls Volleyball 3,4; Office Worker 3,4. ZEMONT, PAUL D.E. 4; D.E.C.A. 4; Latin Club 2—4. ZORNS, BRIAN Football 2—4. SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR IN THE 1976 MEDLEY ALFORD, ROBERT ALLENSWORTH, KIRK ALLHANDS, PEGGY ANDERSON, TIMOTHY BISHOP, TERRY BLAKENEY, JOHN BOYD, DIANNA BRITT, TERRY BROWN, CYNTHIA BROWN, TIM BRUNS, ROGER BRYANT, SHIRLEY BUTCHER, PAUL BUTTS, JONI CLEVELAND, MICHAEL COULTAS, LAURY CRAWLEY, JAMES CULP, MICHAEL CURTIS, LARRY DAVIS, WILLIE DODSON, LINDA FONTLEROY, CHARLES GIVENS, ED GURCHIE, KEVIN HAFNER, BONITA HANDLEY, PENNY JO HEDGE, ROBERT L. HOPPER, MICHAEL ISAAC, ED JOHNSON, JOELLA JONES, LEE LAKE, CURTIS LAMBRIGHT, JOE 155 LAPPIN, MARSHALL LASTER, JOE LEGG, MICHAEL LEWALLEN, MARY LOVEALL, HERBERT LUCAS, DWIGHT LYLE, VIVIOM MICOU, MICHAEL MOORE, CARLOS MOORE, JAMES MC DONALD, CARLA JEAN NEWSOME, GLORIA PARKER, DENISE PEACE, CHARLES PERONA, MICHAEL PETTWAY, EDGAR PIRTLE, STEPHEN PORTER, TIMM POWELL, MATT PRIBBLE, VERNARD PROFIT, LYNN ROGERS, CHRIS ROHLFING, LORI ROWLEY, RAY RUDY, WILLIAM JOSEPH SANDERS, KAREN SANDERS, KENNETH SEWARD, BRUCE SMITH, SHAWN STEWART, DENISE SUGGS, JERRY TERRELL, MARK TROXEL, GARY VAN CAMP, RANDY WASHINGTON, ANDRE WEGGEMAN, PETER WEST, BILL WILSON, SHIRLEY WINSLOFF, JESSE WOODS, GAIL WOODS, REBECCA 156 Rotary Manors Rotary Honors were awarded in February to those juniors and seniors who had earned a 4. 75 the previous year. 3rd Row: G. Hilleary, J. Gallinat, K. Elliott, P. Griggs, J. Elder, B. Huddleson, K. Crisp. 2nd Row: K. Johnson, K. Fox, K. Day, M. Stover, M. Miller, G. Lovinger, B. Barker, K. White. 1st Row: G. Filiscky, L. Thomas, A. Colwell, K. Peterson, N. Luke, L. Bagshaw, M. Woods, R. Beene. 3rd Row: R. Graham, J. Linderman, S. Bordelon, R. Bland, B. Smith, S. Wallace, T. Goodwin, S. Ingalsbe. 2nd Row: K. Leconte, C. Speir, A. Davis, P. Myers, K. Cochran, L. Ross, B. McNeil, D. Romine, S. Kuhn. 1st Row: T. Koch, K. Fentem, J. Bagshaw, D. Finkle, A. Walther, D. Carpenter, L. Taylor. 157 District 118 Administration Board of Education: Standing: Earl Hartshorn; Mike Finkle; Dr. W. G. D. Henderson; Dr. Wesley Bieritz; Dr. Don Woods. Seated: Mrs. Barbara Kerby, secretary; Mrs. Martha Curry; Mrs. Bonnie Walter; Mrs. Elizabeth Norwood. 160 Superintendent Dr. Don Woods Assistant Superintendent ?or Jns truetion Dr. Darrij Roth District 118 school affairs were the responsibility of the Board of Education and under the leadership of Dr. Don Woods, Superintendent and Dr. Larry Roth, Assistant Superintendent. Plans for the building of the new east side elementary schoool and continuing problems of finances and belt-tightening were among the problems which confronted them. Mr. Mike Finkle served as president. p. Z.S. The Parent-Teacher-Student Association began its activities for the 1975-76 year with the traditional Open House. The International Dinner was a success again this year, featuring various foods from foreign countries and entertainment by the Music Department. Mrs. Linn; Mrs. Nelms; Mrs. Ross; Mr. Mathisen; Mrs. Easley; Mrs. Bibbs Jn Appreciation Zo Mr. Martin Zieter Jor 41 XJears Of Sere ice Zo jDistrict I IS I'm not doing what I'm doing for the sake of your grade, I'm doing it so you can learn, and learn how to learn . - -Mr. Martin Zeiter Principal Arthur Mathisen School Administration Dean Of Women Christabel Bock Dean Of Men Phillip Smith Assistant Principal Ray Grierson Life at Danville High this year has been busy. Plans were made by the city of Danville to cut off the corner and straighten Jackson Street at Fairchild. This necessitated the demolition of the Viking Inn. In January, Rooms 108 and 109 in the Gym area were remodeled for the Special Education classes. In March, the White House which had housed them for several years was tom down. Within the school new regulations involving closed campus restrictions were also implemented. Mr. Mathisen, Mr. Grierson and the teachers were sll preparing and planning for the North Central evaluation next year. 162 Principal's Office Assistant Principal's Office Mrs. K. McClain, Mrs. L. Fitzhugh, Mrs. J. Quick Mrs. D. Stine Mrs. Louise Newlin Nurse Mrs. M. Wright Attendance Office Mrs. G. Gebhart Guidance Office Mrs. N. Iinne Cashier Library Staft Helen Jenkins Mary Beckes ■ r 163 Mary York Ellen Anders Mrs. V. Schaefer English Mary Bramlctt Ilean Brown Junior Class Starr derail {Joyce JCarsen Sophomore Class JCinda Meyer A.F.S. Student Committee Wayne Crawford Maroon White Darlene Miller Bill Dabbles Kim dorrester Girls Tennis Coach Dale derrell Dramatics Club Stage Craft Alice Daugherty 164 Kebecca Moehnke Debate Club Janice Yount Maroon White lJudij Oakwood Cois Smith {John Sanders Head of Department {Judy Sanders Environmental Club {Jay Woodard Football {foreign language Mary Anne De Pauw Latin Club 'm sr Zim St illwell 165 Social Studies 166 Keith dr ick Sob Kay Baseball Coach Royer jCooft Maroon White Business Sheila Parish Medley Albert Green Human Relations Club Bob Hurst Chess Cluo Dennis Ceony Radio Staff Steve foreman Srank Duzenske Football Coach Frances Watkins Head of Depart. Medley Richard Roth Suzanne Hrown Mathematics floe Pascal John Woodard Asst. Wrestling Dimitra krabbe David Kiegle (Jayle CeCount Head of Department Health 3red Menkltaus Asst. Basketball Coach Haney Horem Girls Track Coach Paul MilUkin 'Janet Kedenbaugh 167 Science Clifford Jedemeier (feorge Scliildt J.V. Football 'Donna Sefezek ffohn Marker Head of Department Science Club (foe Hayward Martin Zeiter l 168 Florida Morris Y-Teens Course Stevenson business Education Sharon Arnold Cana 'Denny S.O.T. Com Caequet Head of Department Sara Jsringhausen o.o. (Jerald Brooks C.W.T. Clteri Mar per Pompettes 169 Mary Metzen business (cant.) Jan Keynolds Bruce Nelson Tennis Coach D.E. ‘Jennie Kieh Industrial Education Connie Smith Bob Stark Medley 170 Gerald dlanagan Golf Coach 'Demy Cewis Basketball Coach Music {John Dugle David Kegua Clark Smith Driver education Kill Kuerkle foe Grant font Kimington Arden Crawford Kill Miller Cenora Moriarty Special Education Mildred Kodgcrs Eat met Autry Paul Shebby Athletic Director Football Coach Letterman Club Wanda Culp Volleyball Coach ‘Judy M illis Soltn Eakle Track Cross Country Coach Physical Education ‘Dave Kedenbaugh Swimming Coach I John dogkmau Ass’t Football Coach ‘Delores dogleman Cheerleaders Advisor 172 Art Counselors Cordon Moduli Carl Ssslinger Margot Harvey Art Club Carol kincheloe Opal {Johnson Library Club JCouise Helms Head Librarian A V Club Donovan Miller library Don Mramlett Harold Knoll 173 v.ox.s.e. e M. Dale (just Zom Sreksou Kill Stewart (jeorge Seliutz Arlin Cartelyou Ilenta Wyatt ♦ Arnold Kaaum Conn Mutzell 175 176 Were Zcue bed With 9ire.” Through our good fortune in our youth our hearts were touched with fire. .. fire horning through the walls of ignorance... that kindled Words that were.. In the beginning was the Word. ... A teacher's greatest aspiration is to bring to the Word a mighty heart and blow into it the zest to pursue truth... that is what we can give to each other. Four lives have passed through these halls, occupying their places, ennobling our gestures, and giving us meaning through the hallowing of our names into purpose. Two, Mr. Hebermehl and Miss Kleiner, have touched us and moved on to be with the Eternal. Two are graduating, Mr. Zeiter and Miss Watkins, giving to us that last full measure of devotion .. .their lives, their mighty hearts, .gifts to a new generation. Attending the Viking games. .. Advising clubs. .. 177 Advertisements STANDARD Advertiserd Judex A. V. Workers.......................209 A W Root Beer.....................211 Accent Realty.......................187 Acting class, 2nd hour............. 207 Acting class, 3rd hour..............195 Adidas..............................184 Arnholt Bakery......................185 Art Kraft...........................200 B D Dive Shop.................... 200 Band members, Srs...................203 Bank of Danville....................185 Barrick Son Funeral Home .... 185 Bass Tire...........................185 Bireline, Henry, Co., Inc...........214 Black Company.....................206 Bohn Aluminum.......................194 Bowman Studio.......................181 Brosius, Carla.................... 201 Brown, Janet........................211 Brownfield, Ron.....................211 Bruder, John, C.....................197 Burger Chef.........................197 Burke's Spring Shop...............212 C W Blacktop Company..............188 Calculus, 6th hour..................215 Calculus, 7th hour..................215 Coca-Cola...........................188 Coe's Book Cottage..................188 Colonial Parkway....................191 Crane's Carriage House..............200 Cross Country Team..................211 Custard Cup.........................206 Cunningham Photo................... 213 Danville Junior College.............202 Danville Floral Company.............209 Danville Metal Stamping.............204 Danville Varsity Cheerleaders . . . 197 Deluxe Restaurant...................206 Depke Welding Supplies..............206 Dipper Dan..........................214 Gulick Iliarmacies..................206 W S Hannum..........................211 Hilton Const. Lumber..............188 Homeroom 137........................198 Homeroom 229 ...................... 206 Kamp Music Inc......................211 L. Meis............................196 Lake Shore National Bank............182 Lakeside Funeral Chapel.............210 LeConte, Bob........................211 Lincoln Lanes.......................209 M W Business Staff................202 McMullen Travel Agency..............208 Medley..............................216 Merle Norman Studio.................214 Overstreets.........................214 Pants Port..........................204 Park, Julie.........................209 Pipes, Jack, Insurance..............214 Pollard, Thomas E...................209 Pompettcs...........................199 Pondcrosa Steak House...............214 Quaker Oats.........................182 Radio Staff.........................183 Ricona Co., Inc.....................193 Sandusky's........................ 188 Second National Bank............... 190 Speaker Service Co..................209 Spritz..............................192 Strader Leverenz..................194 Stucbc Printing.....................209 Sudlow Studio.......................188 Swim Team...........................205 Vermilion County Abstract...........192 Village Inn........................,186 Williams, Don, Travel...............189 Woodrum, Leslie, Photography . . . 192 Y-Teens.............................200 180 $0 toman “serving Danville for over 60 Years” Photography is our business Whats Yours? Lets work together sometime Color or Black White 904 N. Franklin The Quaker Oats Company, 1703 Voorhees Street, Danville, Illinois LAKE SHORE NATIONAL BANK Danville’s Only Surburban Bank Open MORE Hours than any BANK IN DANVILLE Including Saturdays! Vermilion At Newell Ave. 443-4488 182 Footwear Of The Champions 184 CONGRATULATIONS from BASS TIRE “YOU GOT THE WHEEL, BASS HAS THE DEAL” 602 S. Gilbert Danville, 111. Since 1927 COMPLIMENTS of BARRICK SON FUNERAL HOME 440 N. Walnut Danville, 11. SAMUEL D. BARRICK Phone 443-0900 204 W. Fairchild — Phone 442-0332 BAHK or BAHVILIB So Convenient ... Open Saturdays 9’till noon member F.D.I.C. Call Customer Parking 443-3300 Drive up windows FREE STUDENT CHECKING ACCOUNTS 100 N. Gilbert Danville, 111. 185 JSKJSJ Avyay $ 1 00 OFF F AM ILY SIZE PIZZA WEDNESDAY NITE 'Come in out of the snow” Congratulations Class of ’76 DANVILLE VILLAGE INN 1114 E. Voorhees St. Danville, Illinois Phone 443-6270 Pizza — Spaghetti — Sandwiches — Soft Drinks 'Enjoy our pizza’ w4 m 1 '■-'V'.Jm 186 Congratulations Class of 1976 .. . we’re proud of you! Your persistence and hard work over the past years have made you an asset to your generation and to our city of Danville. Your willingness to study, to learn and to work, will provide you with the key to future successes. We wish you well ............ H. D. CUNNINGHAM Owner, Realtor Aeeeat REALTY CO. 1006 N. VERMILION ST. DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 442-5188 Vi . - BARBARA CUNNINGHAM 187 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1976 $u. Llow J kotog.ra.phy- CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '76 COE’S BOOK COTTAGE “Chuck Phone 443-2449 904 N. Vermilion The BEST in Books, records, music, gifts CONSTRUCTION LUMBER CO. Builders of: Garages homes — extensive remodeling 2103 Georgetown Road ■ CancV BLACKTOP SEALING CO. CHUCK HILTON President C.F. HILTON sec. treas. secniMcair SPeCICLTY! BIaoctop NWSt bE SEALED PER OOlCAUY TO INSURE THAT IT STAYS IN TOP SHAPE'. Contact JOHN COWiBEST B'LL WILL i-7moo 188 don williams travel 1005 V2 N. Vermilion Danville, Illinois Bus (217) 443-6767 Res (217) 443-0712 Don Williams 189 Every minute of every day your money Second National Bank DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 61832 190 THE COLONIAL PARKWAY PIZZA •SANDWICHES •SPAGHETTI • DINNERS OPEN 7 DAYS 11:A.M. to I: PM 442-2698 Delivery Carry Out 840 E. Main — Danville DIAMONDS .M SPRITZ JEWELERS 51 N. Vermilion Street Danville, Illinois Phone 442-1500 LEE FREY Manager WATCHES 13 N. Vermilion —Danville, IL ESCROWS CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE Member Illinois Land Title Association And t-t � ss «t' LESLIE WOODRUM FREE-LANCE PHOTOGRAPHY 1615 N. Bowman Danville, Illinois Phone 446-4645 192' RICONA CO., INC. Don’t leave your children in the cold, conserve energy Now n % , • , « 443-3760 443-2770 193 Mt)A. AtyetfC COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING PRODUCTS Bohn Aluminum Brass Corporation Heat Transfer Division A GULF + WESTERN Manufacturing Company Danville. Illinois 61832 • (217) 446-3710 Pretty Boy Elliot Nick Zlte Mole Jh Zlte Uottle (Jang 194 ‘All Zhe World Js A Stagd’ Wm. Shakespeare | tl!im 1? A r Class 3rd Hour Congratulations Class of ‘76’ I VILLAGE MALL SHOPPING CENTER 1% V BUP6BP V CHIP HAMBURGERS — Wt Stu ¥111100% 0ATIOH 01DI SHAKES CONGRATULATIONS 1976 GRADUATES MRS. FOGLEMAN THANKS FOR PUTTING YOUR FOOT DOWN and making it a GREAT YEAR! VARSITY STRIKES AGAIN! f i % 815 Oak Street Danville, II. 432 N. Gilbert Danville, Illinois JOHN C. BRUDER INSURANCE CONSULTANT 197 i r Second Hour Acting Class 198 199 ART KRAFT STUDIO SENIOR PORTRAITS WEDDINGS BABIES GROUPS WEDDING FANTASYS MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION 22 N. Hazel Danville, Illinois Phone: 442-8219 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!! • •Vv. B D . DIVING BOB DON CRAWFORD PADI AND YMCA Certified Instructors ’Equipment Sales ’Service ’Rentals ’Air Stations 211 Spelter Danville, IL For a Beautiful Beginning ... 143 ON THE MALL Phone 442-8804 Danville’s only complete Bridal Center, Florist Shoppe, and Gift Boutique Prom gowns Formals Bridal gowns Attendants Mother Of the Bride gowns Invitations Catering Cakes One Door — Two Shops 200 201 Senior Band Members 203 “CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’76” DANVILLE METAL STAMPING CO. 17 OAK WOOD AVENUE Levi straus® c0. sam FRAMncro cai SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. QUALITY V0TH« - xx trade MARK iassaasnai WPI 423 Made in U.g.A. |0O% (Mton GET EM AT PANTS PORT 204 205 BLACK’S HARDWARE 620 N Gilbert Danville, Illinois HARDWARE HOUSEWARES GIFTS TOYS SPORTING GOODS Connie Christensen Mark Cerasi Anna C. Charles Vicki Charles Theresa Browning CUSTARD CUP NORTH VERMILION OPEN 2:00-10:00 p.m. DAILY Closed Sundays Phone 442-0685 DELUXE FAMILY RESTAURANT Your Hosts 21 W. North Pete Poulos Danville, Illinois Ted Kamarinos THE GULICK PHARMACIES J.T. Gulick, R, Ph. Pharmacist Since 1846 Carson Pharmacy 912 N. Vermilion 442-0121 SINCE 1928 Woodbury Drug Co. 403 W. North 443-0155 206 207 JIM JORDAN V1RG1NNA TANNER 23 W. Harrison Danville, II. 61832 (217) 443-0246 L—� THE GREAT PIE EATING CONTEST HOW SWEET IT WAS!! 208 LINCOLN LANES, INC. 107 W. Harrison 442-0861 May all the minds of ’76 be one. Greg Walker TO OUR FRIENDS. THE SENIORS OF “76 : WITH OUR HIGH SCHOOL STUDYING DAYS OVER, “WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN. GOOD LUCK IN THE YEARS AHEAD BETH — KAREN — JULIE.......... COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS E. POLLARD M.D. Congratulations FROM THE SPEAKER SERVICE COMPANY 911 Chandler Danville, IL COMPLIMENTS OF STUEBE PRINTING CO. Danville, Illinois SPEAKER RECONNING BY EXPERTS 209 CONGRATULATIONS to the BICENTENNIAL CLASS OF 1976 3550 N. Vermilion St. Danville Illinois Telephone 443-1234 DIRECTORS George S. Edmund Harlan T. Johnson George H. Jones Eugene E. Sullivan 210 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “76” COMPLIMENTS OF MR MRS ROBERT LECONTE A W ROOT BEER 2828 N. Vermilion Street JANET BROOKS: Congratulations JAN LOVE, RON DANVILLE, ILL. KAMP MUSIC INC. 428 N. Vermilion Danville, Illinois MAY YOUR BRIDGE NEVER CROSS TROUBLED WATERS FOR EVERYTHING MUSICAL” 442-1411 W.S. HANNUM COMPANY PLUMBING AND HEATING 305 PINE PHONE 446-8481 211 BURKE SPRING SHOP SPRINGS — HELPERS — TRUCK PARTS — AIR PARTS PHONE 443-1888 or 443-1889 Your local FRUEHAUF dealer 109 W. Fifth St. Danville, 111. (Tilton) 212 BEST WISHES FROM CUNNINGHAM PHOTO SERVICE 807 W. Williams Photography Camera — Photo Supplies Panosonic T.V. and Radios 213 DELICIOUS FLAVORS OF DIPPER DAN ICE CREAM DIPPER DAN ICE CREAM SHOPPE Village Mall — 2917 N. Vermilion Danville, Illinois Phone 431-0318 PHONE: 442-7666 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 18 North Vermilion Danville, Illinois Complimentary Make-Up Lesson BOUTIQUE — JEWELRY JACK PIPES INSURANCE AGENCY HENRY BIRELINE CO, INC. Composition Roofing And Sheet Metal Contractors Tinners And Air-Conditioners Since 1889 Quality Service Telephone 446-0615; 607 E. Fairchild; Danville, Illinois 111 N. Vermillion ON THE MALL Danville, Illinois Phone 442-8146 STEAK HOUSE Square Meal Square Deal Danville, Illinois 705 N. Gilbert 442-5220 214 Calculus 6th Hour 4th Row: Mihm; 3rd Row: Romine, Dombroskie, Jane-sky, Freeland; 2nd Row: Jones, Sprouls, Scott, Parker, Spicer, Witsman, Be ekes, Ingalsbe, Asquith, Bordelon; 1st Row: Mrs. Krabbe, Tinder, Porter, Weishar, Depke, McNeil, Curtis, Coty, Cochran. Calculus — 7 th Mour 215