DeLand Weldon High School - Eagle Spotlight Yearbook (Weldon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

Administration Table of Contents Classes Activities Sports Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seni wrs To a dedicated teacher and an inspiring coach who through his untiring efforts led the EAGLES to championship in the conference. He makes mathematics challenging, plots outstanding plays for the basketball team, encourages his track boys to go that extra mile, and is a friend and inspiration to his stu- dents. The Annual Staff, with respect and admiration for his abilities and high moral stan- dards, dedicates the 1967-68 EAGLE to Mr. Jim Bader. Lois Persons Sheila Wisegarver Mike Smith 0 Martha Smith Cherene Kingston 8 Many of the events of the 1967-1968 school year were brought to mind as the Eagle staff looked at some pictures included in this yearbook. Some were funny but others brought a painful twinge as we recalled a not-so- happy moment. It is our hope that the 1968 Eagle will help you recall the “characters” and their antics that made this year so memorable. Staff Adviser Mrs. Firman Henricks Board of Education These seven men of the 1 968 Board of Education strived this year to make our educational facilities more adequate and suffi cient. We should all appreciate their work. STANDING: Duane Riddle, Ronnie Edwards, Howard Gantz, Lester Baker. SEATED: Franklin Kingston, secretary; Robert Moberly, President; John Leischner. This page sponsored by R H. MOBERLY, Deland, and GRANT’S CONSTRUCTION, Monticello To the Students, In these trying and tense times what ideas, beliefs and values should one generation hope to pass to the next? What will happen to the Class of ’68 between now and 1978 no one can say with any certainty at all, but we do know there will be problems to solve personal, political, and social (not to mention the interplanetary problems). If, by example, teachers and parents can communicate the absolute need for intelligent use of all man’s resources, his brain, his heart, his hands and his technology, it is more than possible this will be an adequate inheritance to pass on to each succeeding generation. Hope for mankind is possible if man uses his intelligence, if his values are sound, and if his beliefs are based on truth. Each generation must discover truth in its own way, but hope is transmitted from one generation to the next. To the Students, There are two basic parts to being a successful member of our society. The first is being happy, satisfied, and self- sufficient as a person. The second is being a contributing member to society in the areas of productive economics, government, and the welfare of others. You can accomplish one or the other and still not be a successful member of our society. At DeLand-Weldon High School, we cannot give you ei- ther ingredient to becoming this successful member of soci- ety, but we can offer you the opportunity of learning to de- velop the above mentioned ingredients. Notice I say “the opportunity of learning to develop.” The learning and devel- oping are up to the student, not the teacher or the parent. If you are a senior, 1 sincerely hope you have learned to successfully develop happiness, satisfaction, self-sufficiency, ability to produce economically, welfare toward others, and governmental action. You should realize that, for a success- ful citizen, this learning to develop never ceases. Underclassmen need to grasp the opportunity of learning to develop the ingredients for success. The future demands on citizens will be greater than we can even conceive at this moment. To survive as a successful citizen will take more and more earnest work and thought. I hope you all are the successful citizens I have described above. Our future depends on it. Thank you for the 1967-68 school year. Principal, Mr. Robert Bowen Assistant Principal, Mr. John Baker Secretaries, Mrs. Judy Carr and Mrs. Esther Floyd Kathryn Leischner Lawerence Gregory Gerald Marietta Carl Schluter Jeanne Seal Roberta Vest Sheila Huehner 14 Deanna Hudson Kenneth Blue Sue Trimble William Woodress Lucille Belcher CUSTODIANS-Kenny Parrish, Alfred Conover, Fern Benge. BUS DRIVERS— Clifford Dobbs, Anna Wells, Dick Loney, Velma Burge, Lawrence Gregory. ABSENT : Rozella Rich- ards, George Edwards, Walter Rich, Lendon Weaver. 16 COOKS— Doris White, Shirley Clifton, Kathlee n Dalton, Bertha Welch, Fern Fisher, Lela McConkey. This page is sponsored by LONG’S STANDARD SERVICE OF MONTICELLO Mike Smith hears from Mr. Schluter about Industrial Arts class. FFA The purpose for which this chapter is formed is to devel- op competent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leadership. Farm production, agricultural mechanics, and related occu- pations are taught in the agriculture classes. Industrial Arts Industrial arts involves many interesting skills such as working with sheet metals, plastics, electricity, plaster, leather crafts, and rug looms. This page sponsored by FARMER CITY FERTILIZES CHEMICAL CO., Farmer City Home Economics Mrs. Leischner teaches the Home Ec. classes at D-W High School. Science The science classes at DeLand-Weldon learned the importance of exper- imenting. Although much knowledge was gained from the lectures of Mr. Edman and Mr. Erickson, the students were able to see scientific reactions during experiments. This enabled them to test the theories they had learned. English and French Language, whether French or English, is one of the im- portant means of communication. Mrs. Hudson taught the College Prep course for Seniors and the Junior English classes. Mr. Woodress taught French and English. Mr. Lan- tay taught one class of Sophomore English. Because of their time and effort, we go on into the world better educated. This page sponsored by ARMSWORTH APPLIANCES, Monticello and NATIONAL BANK OF MONTICELLO 21 History is both as old as the ages and as young as the cur- rent political campaigns. A study of history includes learn- ing about people and places and how they affected events that have occurred. To study events that have happened to gain a better understanding of the world of tomorrow is a principal aim of the history courses. History instructors at DWHS were Mrs. Imig, Mrs. Huehner and Mr. Lantay. Social Sciences Expanding business and industry are an important part of the world of tomorrow. The key to this ever expanding world is learning how to operate the new machines, how to program these machines, and how to use the information these machines provide. The development of these skills to help the student after he is out of school is the main objec- tive of the business department. Mrs. Houser and Mrs. Hen- ricks taught Business Education. Business Education Math The Mathematics Department branched out to three different teachers this year. Mr. Blue taught the basics of Geometry and Practical Math to his students. Algebra I and II, and Advanced Math were taught by Mr. Bader. With a combined effort from Mrs. Houser and Mr. Bader, the MBA class arranged a “Compu- ter Match-Up.” 25 Physical Education Physical education classes are taught by Coach Dobbs and Coach Erickson for the boys, Mrs. Trigg and Mrs. Hou- ser for the girls. 26 « T | ccmn |®nda Ea st ha ? ’ C, Y is Riddle ’ Cheryl Primmer, Curt Parrish. Rodney Foster, Marcia White, Nan Riddle Shirlie Bell. SEATED: Lois Persons, Martha Smith, Mrs. Henricks, advisor; Sheila Wisegarver, Cherene Kingston, Mike Smith. EDITORS: Lois Persons and Cherene Kingston. LAYOUT EDITOR: Sheila Wisegarver. BUSINESS ED- ITOR: Martha Smith. SPORTS EDITOR: Mike Smith. Refreshment Time At Play At Work 30 FIRST ROW INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Gregory, SENTINEL: Bill Morgan, SECRETARY: Bill Carter, PRESIDENT: Chris Rid- dle, VICE-PRESIDENT: Charlie Brown, TREASURER: Gerald Trimble, REPORTER: Lynn Atteberry. SECOND ROW: Mark Morgan, Dale Richards, Tim Wachob, Roger Moody, Mike Brennen, Larry Moody, Joe Harris, Kenny New. THIRD ROW : Bill Leischner, Mike Tedrick, Marty Conatser, Larry Cothern, Roger Burton, John Robison, Russ Smith. FOURTH ROW: Mike Webb, Gerry Brock, Steve Gantz. Ray Murphy, Brad Anderson, Kevin Brock. David Leisner, Keith Westray. Letterman’s Club FIRST ROW: Dale Richards, Bill Morgan, Mike Leisner, Secretary-Treasurer ; Mike Smith, President; Doran Etherton, Vice- President; Terry West, Student Council Repr.; Clifford Dobbs, Fred Erickson, Jim Bader, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jerry Halcomb, Mike Webb, Ken Hermann, Rodney Foster, Bill Grant, Roger Moody, Paul Massey, Joe Harris. THIRD ROW: Darrel Huisinga, Gary White, Curt Parrish, Gerry Brock, Dean Baker, Bruce Beck, Mike Ferguson, Kevin Brock. FOURTH ROW: Brad Anderson, Larry Huisinga, Dale Smith, Dick Helton, Bob Reeser, Steve Hogan, Danny Wikoff, and Jeff Hogan. Our Sponsor likes to help us out, so he’s working for us while we eat dinner. To help pay for the scoreboard, the Letterman’s Club sold night shirts and rain coats. 31 FIRST ROW: Gretchen Gay, Karla Borton, Marcia White, Kathy Tedrick, Ruth Floyd, Sue Tedrick, Marta Parrish, Joan Reed, Suzan Baker. SECOND ROW: Brenda Pittman, Cindy West, Shirley Haggard, Rita Schluter, Russ Smith, Dan Loney, Dick Mo- berly. Debbie Massey, Tami Teets, Martha Smith, Reba Floyd, Cheryl Primmer. THIRD ROW: Doug Lowery, Betty Remmers, mers, Mary Madden, Gerald Trimble, Roger Moody, Mike Smith, Raymond Cook, Keith Westray, David Milton, Ken Her- mann. Stan Poff, Donna Meyer, Phyllis West, Shirlie Bell, Curt Parrish, Cherene Kingston, Betty Trigg, Barb Foltz. STAND- ING: Martha Gay, Gerry Brock, Paula Parrish, Terry West, John Robinson, Randy Wilson. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Band OFFICERS: Curt Parrish, President; Mike Smith, Vice-President; Ken Hermann, Student Council; Roger Moody, Treasurer; Cheryl Primmer, Secretary. MR. MARIETTA STAGE BAND Band and Chorus Awards SUPERIOR AWARDS: Betty Trigg, Betty Remmers, Woodwind Ensemble; Ruth Floyd, Sue Tedrick, Karla Borton, Marcia White, Gretchen Gay. EXCELLENT AWARDS: Dick Moberly and Reba Floyd; Barbara Foltz, Norma Sizemore, and Gretchen Gay. Betty Trigg Dick Moberly and Reba Floyd Barb Foltz Betty Remmers Gretchen Gay Ruth Floyd, Sue Tedrick, Karla Borton, Marsha White, Gretchen Gay. Darrel Gregory, Ken Hermann, Doug Lowery, Bruce Beck, Gary White, Steve Gantz, Bob Reeser, Curt Parrish, Dick Moberly, Stacy Wisegarver, Raymond Cook, Betty Lou Remmers, Nancy Duggins, Martha Smith, Cherene Kingston, Marcia White, Debbie Clifton, Cheryl Perkins, Lucy Wallers, Sue Tedrick. Norma Sizemore, Shiela Wisegarver, Ellen Poff, Paula Parrish, Glenda Eastham. Ruth Floyd. Betty Trigg, Mrs. Vest, Shirley Haggard, Barb Sizemore, Lynn Myers, Peggy Anderson, Cheryl Primmer, Barb Foltz, Ruby Burton, Debbie White, Debbie Langley, Nancy Floyd, Suzan Baker, Lanette Burton, Joan Reed, Karen White, Marta Parrish, Brenda Pittman, Martha Gay, Teresa Guffey, Reba Floyd, Cindy West, and Kathy Allen. Chorus OFFICERS: Betty Trigg, President; Cherene Kingston, V.- Pres., Mrs. Vest, Curt Parrish, Student Council; and Barb Foltz, Secretary. Chorus Groups GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE: Cherene Kingston, Lanette Burton, Barbara Fotlz, Betty Remmers, Kathy Al- lan, Joan Reed, Cheryl Primmer. BOYS’ OCTET-BACK ROW: Bob Reeser, Ken Hermann, Bruce Beck, Steve Gantz. FRONT ROW: Dick Mo- berly, Raymond Cook, Doug Lowery, Stacey Wisegarver. GIRLS ' SEXTETTE: Suzan Baker, Shirley Haggard, Norma Sizemore, Lucy Walters, Glen- da Eastham, Ruth Floyd, Betty Trigg, accom- panist. 37 Student Teacher: Mrs. Trimble, Officers: Julie Wisegarver, Historian: Ellen Poff, V.-Pres. of Degrees; Debbie Clifton, Student Council; Sue Tedrick, Secretary; Debbie White, Sec- ond V.-Pres.; Debbie Robinson, V.-Pres.; Valerie Barr, Presi- dent; Lanette Burton, V.-Pres. of Recreation; Linda Richards, Reporter ; and Vickie Mitchell, Treasurer. FHA T0P R ? W: Paula Parnsh KarIa Borton, Fran Lane, Cheryl Perkins, Mary Madden, Marcia White, Donna Mver Nancv Due- gins Barbara Sizemore, Lynn Myers. SECOND ROW: Norma Gaines, Ruby Burton, Jan Clifton, Jo Ann Schwartz Nan Rid- dle, Patty Lane, Debbie Shofner, Mary Myer, Peggy Anderson. THIRD ROW: Vicky Anderson, Janet Maiden, Sherri Ander- son, Rita Schluter, Debbie Massey, Teresa Guffey, Tamie Teets, Gretchen Gay, Brenda Barr. BOTTOM ROW Patty Grider Debbie Korowicki, Cindy West, Judy Turner, Phyllis West, Kathy Allen, Karla Swearingen, Mrs. Leischner, and Mrs. Trimble. BACK ROW: Cheryl Primmer, Jan Clifton, Debbie Langley, Lynn Myers, Ruth Floyd, Betty Remmers, Donna Myers, Marcia White, Karla Borton, Sheila Wisegarver, Julie Wisegarver, Patty Lane, Ruby Burton, Debbie White, Nancy Floyd, Mrs. Flouser. MIDDLE ROW: Karla Swearingen, Reba Floyd, Brenda Pittman, Marta Parrish, Karen White, Mary Myers, Lanette Burton, Valerie Barr. Joan Reed, Patty Grider, Debbie Massey, Rita Schluter, Cindy West. FRONT ROW: Phyllis West, Point Chair- man; Lucy Walters, Student Council Representative; Debbie Clifton, Secretary -Treasurer; Nan Riddle, Vice-President; Debbie Robinson, President. 40 AFS BACK ROW : Joan Reed, Nancy Floyd, Karla Borton, Curt Parrish. Kenny Hermann, Marcia White, Debbie Langley, Barbara Foltz, Mr. Bowen, advisor. FRONT ROW: Ruth Floyd, student council representative; Betty Trigg, secretary; Glenda East- ham, president; Martha Smith, vice-president ; Paula Parrish, treasurer. BACK ROW; Gail Roberts, LeRoy; Kathy Bright, Farmer City; Kenny Hermann. FRONT ROW: Marcia White, Ovind Teig. Norway; Bob Reeser. Joanna Spoorsmans, Netherlands; Lucy Walters. Vilma De Leon, Guatamala; Teresa De Lopez, Chile; Hans Holmgren, Sweden; Glenda Eastham. This page sponsored by FARMER CITY STATE BANK and ALEXANDER LUMBER COMPANY, Farmer City FTA FIRST ROW: Mr. Blue, Advisor; Barb Foltz, Secretary; Terry West, Vice-President; Lois Persons, President; Rodney Foster, Student Council Representative; Betty Trigg, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Joan Reed, Mary Meyer, Bill Leischner, Curt Par- rish, Bill Grant, Suzan Baker, Tammy Teets. THIRD ROW: Glenda Eastham, Karla Borton, Larry Huisinga, Dick Helton, Mike Leisner, Cherene Kingston, Ruth Floyd. Library Club FIRST ROW: Mrs. Belcher, Advisor; Nancy Duggins, Donna Meyer, Treasurer; Janet Maiden, Secretary; Tammy West, Stu- dent Council Representative; Mary Meyer, Vice-President; Fran Lane, President. STANDING: Lynn Meyer, Patty Lane, Norma Sizemore, Barb Williams, Jean Conover, Carleen Manning, Betty Baker, Deb Shofner, Norma Gaines. Student Council ROW Brenda Pittman, Joan Reed, Barbara Foltz, Valerie Barr, Alan Reeser.Ken Hermann, Curtis Parrish Martha Smith, Charles Brown, Terry West, Debbie Clifton, Lucy Walters, Darrel Huisinga, Darrel Gregory Ruth Floyd. FRONT ROW: Mr. Blue, Sponsor ;Tamera West, Dale Smith, Rodney Foster, Treasurer; Vicky Mitchell Secretary , Mike Leisner, Vice-President; Brad Anderson, President; Mr. Woodress, Sponsor. This year’s president, Brad Anderson, presiding over a meeting. The Student Council is the governing force of our student body. It is made of representatives from the school classes and organizations. Student Council is the students’ voice in school activities. They make many contributions and decisions toward bettering our school. 42 This page sponsored by J.R. HEATH SON CO., MonticeUo and MC CLURE MOTORS, INC., Monticello Newspaper Staff BACK ROW: Betty Lou Remmers, Doran Etherton, Vicki Mit- chell, Terry West, Teresa Guffey, Gretchen Gay. FRONT ROW: Betty Trigg, Mrs. Imig, Bill Grant, Julia Wisegarver, Lucy Wal- ters, Brenda Barr. ' great copied SHOULD MEV£R B£j M USHtO UP! FRONT: Lois Persons, Vicky Mitchell, Betty Trigg. BACK: Barbara Foltz, Brad Anderson, Steve Hogan, Cherene King- ston, Cheryl Primmer. Vicky Mitchell Larry Huisinga Cheryl Primmer Cherene Kingston Sports As crowds of fans sat with fingers crossed, yelling “We’re number one!” with the cheerleaders, sports took on a new life at DWHS. A new type of fan spirit cheered each team in both victory and defeat. Coaches Dobbs and Bader “coached”?? like never before as everyone got into the spir- it of sports. This page sponsored by THE FIRST STATE BANK OF MONTICELLO 45 The Football Squad BACK ROW Steve Hogan, Dale Smith, Dick Helton, Bob Reeser, Danny Wikoff, Larry Huisinga. CENTER ROW Kevin Brock, Bruce Beck, Mike Le.sner Curt Parrish, Mike Webb, Jerry Halcomb. FRONT ROW: Roger Moody, Bill Morgan Ken Hermann, Mike Smith, Rodney Foster, Doran Etherton. AT LEFT: Coach Dobbs. AT RIGHT Manager Gerry Bro ck. ' pn« K n R °! i Un ' 0r Conover Dean Baker. Jeff Hogan. Alan Reeser, Steve Parrish, Keith Westray, Russell Smith. CENTER ROW- Rir ? ' re8 |° ry ’ B M ,an lk w?’ o alC R,chards - Darrel Huisinga, David Leisner, Stanley Poff, Danny Loney. FRONT l T a [ ry Moody, Mike Russell, Mark Morgan. Paul Massey, Oscar New. AT LEFT: Coach Erickson. AT RIGHT. Managers John Salmon and Stacy Wisegarver. 46 This page sponsored by H W STALEY LUMBER COMPANY-Champaign. This page sponsored by THE FARMER CITY JOURNAL, Farmer City Football Eagles Action MIKE LEISNER LINEBACKER DALE SMITH END ROGER MOODY GUARD CURT PARRISH END LARRY HUISINGA QUARTERBACK STEVE HOGAN TACKLE 50 DW . . . ... 0 27 DW . . . ... 0 . . . . DW . . . ... 39 . . . . Mahomet 7 DW . . 12 Mi net ii ' 1 c i DW . . . ... 52 . . . . Saybrook 0 DW . . . ... 19 14 DW . . . ... 6 . . . .13 DW . . . ... 6 . . . . . . . . Fairbury 1 9 DW . . . ... 19 2 This page sponsored by SMITH SMITH, Lawyers. CLINTON AND DEWITT COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, Clinton Coaches Managers Cheerleading Sponsor Cheerleading Captains Mr. Bader, Basketball and Track Coach; Mr. Dobbs, Foot- ball, Wrestling, and Baseball Coach;Mr. Erickson, J V Foot- ball and Basketball Coach. SVC Champs Bill Carter, Doran Etherton.Dean Baker, Gary White, Steve Hogan, Dale Smith, Larry Huisinga, Curt Parrish, Brad Anderson, Rod Foster, Terry West, Bill Grant. FRONT ROW: Dick Helton, Manager; Coaches Jim Bader and Fred Erickson. Fresh-Soph Champs FIRST ROW. Dick Moberly, Manager; Paul Massey, Tim Wachob, Keith Westray, Darrel Huisinga, Jeff Hogan, Alan Reeser, Steve Gantz. SECOND ROW: Coach Fred Erickson, Bruce Grant, Oscar New, Raymond Cook, Stacy Wisegarver, Mark Mor- gan, John Robinson, Larry Cothern, Jerry Rexroad. Varsity Basketball Team SVC Champs After their victory over Mansfield in the District Tournament, the players and some of the fans stop off to get something to eat. Coach Bader discusses plays with the boys and tells them what is going wrong. During a game against Monticello, one of the Eagles gets a shot blocked. The banner shows that the Eagles now hold the SVC Cham- pionship for basketball. Coach Bader gives an award to Larry Huisinga for the “Most Valuable Player” during the Athletic Banquet. Gary White receives the “Maurice Clapper Freethrow Award” for the third year in a row. Dale Smith gets a trophy for bringing down the most re- bounds, with 404, his second year with this honor. Dean Baker, also received a trophy for the best “Field Goal Average”. Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheeleaders JUNIOR VARSITY: Marta Parrish, (left); Barb Sizemore, (back); Jan Clifton, (middle); Brenda Pittman, (front); Joan Reed, (right). Pep Club PEP CLUB— TOP ROW: Barb Sizemore, Marta Parrish, Jan Clifton, Brenda Pittman, Debbie Massey, Peggy Anderson, Debbie Robinson. SECOND ROW: Gretchen Gay, Phyllis West, Vicky Anderson, Joan Reed, Debbie Clifton, Ruby Burton, Karen White, Ruth Floyd, Donna Myer. THIRD ROW: Reba Floyd, Rita Schluter, Cindy West, Mary Madden, Janet Maiden, Barb Williams, Liz Lanstrom, Imogene Conover, Betty Baker, Carleen Manning. BOTTOM ROW: Karla Borton, Glenda Eastham, Marcia White, Shirlie Bell, Betty Lou Reemers, Kathy Allan, Barb Foltz, Nancy Floyd, Student Council Representative; Deb- bie Langley, Secretary; Julie Wisegarver, Vice-President; Cherene Kingston, President; Mrs. Houser, Sponsor. s y STAND ING: Bryan Wikoff, Danny Loney.Darell Gregory, Roger Moody, Chris Riddle, Terry Huntin, Larry Moo- dy, Kenny New, and Coach Dobbs. John Salmon, Danny Wikoff, Mike Leisner, David Leisner, Bruce Beck, Mike Tedrick, and Junior Conover. The Wrestling Team 58 This page sponsored by GEORGE H. DUNN INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, Farmer City Track Team Coach Bader: Dan Wikoff, Larry Huisinga, Dick Helton, Dale Smith, Jeff Hogan, Manager: Gerry Brock. SECOND ROW: Roger Burton, Alan Reeser, Darrel Huisinga, Mike Leisner, Curt Parrish, Junior Conover. BOTTOM ROW: Manager: Danny Loney, Bill Morgan, Rod Foster, Ken Hermann, Mark Morgan, Bill Carter, Manager: Bruce Grant. DALE SMITH HIGH HURDLE RECORD 15:1 LARRY HUISINGA HIGH JUMP RECORD 6’3J4” MILE RELAY TEAM SCHOOL RECORD 3:32:8 DALE SMITH, JEFF HOGAN, CURT PARRISH, DAN WIKOFF 880-RELAY TEAM DAN WIKOFF, KEN HERMANN, BILL MORGAN, BILL CARTER MILE RELAY— 3:32:8 DALE SMITH, JEFF HOGAN, CURT PARRISH, DAN WIKOFF HIGH JUMP RECORD LARRY HUISINGA 6’3H” BROAD JUMP RECORD DALE SMITH 21’4 3 4” HIGH HURDLE RECORD DALE SMITH 15:1 440 RECORD DALE SMITH 52:8 880 RECORD CURT PARRISH 2:02:2 FIRST PLACE TROPHY HEYWORTH RELAYS DICK HELTON, DALE SMITH, MIKE LEISNER, DAN WIKOFF 60 GARY (CUBS FAN) WHITE LEFT FIELD MIKE (CHA-CHA) LEISNER 1ST BASE This page sponsored by GIBSON ACE HARDWARE, Clinton The Eagles successfully defended their conference co- championship crown by again posting a 4-1 record. Their only conference loss was a heart-breaker to LeRoy. Overall they had a 7-2 record. The Eagles were a hitting club as well as a great defen- sive unit. Losing only these four starters to graduation, next year’s baseball team could help to fulfill the dream of a four-sport sweep in the Conference. BILL (JULIAN) GRANT 2ND BASE DALE (INFIELD HIT) SMITH CENTER FIELD BACK ROW: Mr. Dobbs, Coach; Darrell Huisinga, Mike Leisner, Gary White, Larry Huisinga, Dale Smith. FRONT ROW: Bill Grant, Darrell Gregory, Rodney Foster, David Leisner, Jerry Halcomb, Curt Parrish. Conference Co-Champs 62 This page sponsored by CORN BOWL and DEAN’S CAFE, Farmer City King Sonny and Queen Debbie 1968 Royalty 65 SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS RUSS SMITH-SUE TEDRICK LARRY MOODY-BRENDA BARR The wind and rain made it miserable outside but inside it was INDIAN SUM- MER. The suspense mounted as the atten- dants were announced. The secret was out of the bag . . Sonny Etherton and Debbie Robinson were crowned by last year’s royality: Nancy Leischner and Dan Hui- singa. The coronation was climaxed by a dance begun by King Sonny and Queen Debbie. The Grand March The Homecoming Court 68 Refreshment time in the lobby during the Sweetheart Dance. Queen Paula and her escort Lynn Atteberry, with last year’s reigning queen Vicki Mitchell. ATTENDANTS AND ESCORTS: Phyllis West, Danny Wikoff, Lynn Atteberry, Marcia White, Steve Gantz, Jan Clifton, Keith Westray. QUEEN OF HEARTS AND FLOWERS: Paula Parrish. w The Chapter Mothers Mrs. West and Mrs. Williams. The Queen of Hearts and Flowers Paula Parrish. A pretty decorated table in the refreshment line. STANDING: Student Director, Cheryl Primmer, Suzan Baker, Lucy Walters, Nan Rid- dle: Prompters: Kathy Allan, Valerie Barr. SITTING: Shirlie Bell, Glenda Eastham, Marcia White, Barb Foltz, Mary Meyer. SITTING: Bob Reeser, Bill Leischner, Doug Lowery. Rodney Foster, Jerry Brock, Curt Parrish. What did you have in that bottle? I’ll have you know I’ve never been Look Wanda, don’t put me through this not-feeling-well-business . Did he talk to you or just hiss you? at Our faithful and speedy prompter. Senior Class Play BOTTOM ROW: Bill Grant, Mike Smith, Sonny Etherton. MIDDLE ROW: Sherri Anderson, Steve Ho- gan, Martha Gay, Gary White. TOP ROW: Cherene Kingston, Sheila Wisegarver, Dick Helton, Martha Smith, Betty Trigg. I said, “No, you can ' t write home for any more money!” It looks to me like we ought to go home- this will never be any good! Director Mrs. Hudson, Student Director Vicki Mitchell. All right, who swiped my chopper? Will you be my Mama? You’re not really going to be a girl’s P.E. teacher, are you? Wierd, Margaret! 71 72 Carol and Terry were among the many that were at the after-prom party at Hickory Hill. Nan and Stan enjoy the evening with Bill and Cheryl. The food prepared by the Juniors’ mothers was well liked. Jerry and Kathy posed on the swing for a memory of the prom. The after-prom party drew the prom dates as well as members of the faculty. Appreciation To Mrs. Vest, in sincere appreciation, for the many hours she has spent teaching and rehearsing with us, we stu- dents of DeLand-Weldon High School wish to express our gratitude. She has helped us to understand the value of mu- sic and the joy it can bring. For her constant willingness to work with us, we sin- cerely thank her. 74 Judy Duvall Reba Floyd 76 Michael Russell Barbara Sizemore Marta Parrish Brenda Pittman Alan Reeser John Salmon John Robinson Rita Schluter 77 James Smart Richard Smith Karla Swearingen TORE ' S VorwiAfe UK£ A L UL£ PHYSICAL FX£RQIse TO TAKf yoUR Aity D OFF OUR SPOA SORSWP, 78 Mrs. Trigg and Mr. Erickson Freshman class advisors FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Brenda Barr. Secretary; John Sal- mon, President; Dick Moberly, Treasurer; Brenda Pittman, Vice-President; Alan Reeser, Student Council Representa- tive; Mrs. Trigg and Mr. Erickson, Class Sponsors. 80 Kenneth Alvis Vicky Anderson Dean Baker Ruby Burton Deborah Clifton Martin Contatser Larry Cothern Nancy Floyd Ruth Ann Floyd Norma Gaines Steven Gantz Gretchen Gay Bruce Grant Darrell Gregory Jeffrey Hogan Darrell Husinga William Humes Deborah Korowicki Elizabeth Landstrom Dianna Lane i Deborah Langley Daniel Loney Janet Maiden Paul Massey David Milton Hester New Jo Anne Schwartz Barbara Smart Russell Smith Kathy Tedrick Sue Tedrick Tammy Teets Timothy Wachob Phyllis West Debra White Karen White Terry Willis Randy Wilson 85 s SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Darrel Gregory, Vice-Presi- dent; Jeff Hogan. President; Joan Reed, Student Council Representative; Nancy Floyd. Treasurer; Debbie Langley, Secretary. Class Sponsors: Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Huehner. O P h o m o r e 86 .s Bruce Beck David Becker Kevin Brock Lanette Burton Shirlie Bell Bill Carter Kathy Allan Bradley Anderson Betty Baker Richard Baker Suzan Baker Valerie Barr 88 This page sponsored by the JOHN WARNER BANK and CANNONBALLS-Clinton Paul Conover Nancy Duggins Jean Conover Glenda Eastham Marsha Conover Michael Ferguson Eddie Dalton Barbara Foltz This page sponsored by MARTIN’S EISNER-Monticello 89 Jerry Halcomb William Leischner Joe Harris Douglas Lowery Kenneth Hermann Carleen Manning David Houston Mary Meyer Larry Huisinga William Morgan This page sponsored by CHELNETT OIL COMPANY and GUCKER DRUG STORE-Monticello Eddie Selock Norma Sizemore Michael Tedrick Marcia White Lucy Walters Barbara Williams Michael Webb George Wisegarver This page sponsored by CLINTON TRAILER SALES and CLINTON AUTO SUPPLY 91 JUNIOR OFFICERS: Valerie Barr. Student Council Repre- sentative, Curt Parrish. Treasurer, Glenda Easthani. Secre- tary, Brad Anderson. Vice-President; Larry Huisinga. Presi- dent; Class Sponsors: Mrs. Houser and Mr. Gregory. Sherri Anderson Lynn Atteberry Michael Brennan Charles Brown David Edwards Doran Etherton JoAnn Fisher Steven Gaines Martha Gay William Grant SENIOR OFFICERS: Steve Hogan, President; Vicki Mit- chell, Student Council Representative; Sheila Wisegarver, Secretary; Dick Helton, Treasurer; Mike Leisner, Vice-Presi- dent; Class Sponsors: Mrs. Imig, Mr. Dobbs, and Mrs. Lei- schner. 98 In Memoriam But you are gone forever. You are gone Forever like the moment when the rain Has ceased. And long before each separate dawn The needles of sharp longing cause new pain. I rise and dress and breathe, remembering Your secret heart held thoughts I never knew. All your lost words confront me with one ring Of clarity. 1 bend and tie a shoe, 1 slowly brush my hair, 1 close a drawer. The words 1 speak hurt with a sudden tlame. I find the morning paper at the door, I mouth each word; my speech is slow and lame. I tend to things 1 always did before, Performing them as if they were the same. 99 Senior Biographies SHERRI ANDERSON Pep Club 1 ,2; FHA 4; Senior Play LYNN ATTEBERRY FFA 1 ,2,3,4. Reporter 4; Junior Play; Band 1 ,2,3, Stage Band 3 MIKE BRENNAN FFA 1,2 ,3 ,4 CHARLES BROWN Student Council 4; FFA 1 ,2,3,4. Vice-President 4 DAVID EDWARDS Junior Play DORAN ETHERTON Football 3,4; Basketball 1 ,2; Track 1 ,2; Letterman’s Club 2, 3,4, Vice-President 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Chorus 1 ; Homecoming King 4 JODY FISHER Pep Club 1,2; FHA 1 ,2; Librarian 1,2,3 STEVE GAINES FFA 1 MARTHA GAY Pep Club 1 ,2; FTA 1 ,2,3; Librarian 1 ,2,3; Junior Play; Se- nior Play; Band 2,3,4, Drum Trio at Contest 3; Chorus 1 ,2, 3,4, Sextette 1 BILL GRANT Class Treasurer 1 ,2; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1 ; Pep Club 1 ; Letterman’s Club 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff Sports Editor 4; Senior Play; Golf Team 4 SHIRLEY HAGGARD Pep Club 1 ,2,4; GAA 2; FHA 1,2; Librarian 3; Band 1,2,3, 4, Duet 3; Chorus 1 ,2,3,4, Sextette 1,2,4. Trio 3 DICK HELTON Class Treasurer 4; Football 4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Man- ager of the Year 4; Track 1 ,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play STEVE HOGAN Class President 3,4; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Boys State 3; FFA 2; Junior Play; Senior Play CHERENE KINGSTON Class Treasurer 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Junior Varsity Captain; Pep Club 1 ,2,3,4; President 4; National Honor Society 4; FTA 4; Yearbook 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Band 1 ,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Chorus 2,3,4, Mixed Ensemble 2, Sextette 3, Ensemble 4, Officer 3,4, Vice-President 4 FRAN LANE Cheerleader 1 , Pep Club 1 ,2; GAA 3; FHA 1 ,4: Librarian 2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Chorus 1 ,2,3, Madrigals 2 MIKE LEISNER Class Vice-President 4; Student Council 4, Vice-President; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Letterman’s Club 3,4. Secreta ry-Treasurer 4; Boys State Alternate 3; FTA 3,4; Junior Play LINDA MANNING Pep Club 1,2; FHA 1 ,3; Librarians 1 VICKI MITHCELL Student Council Representative 4; Student Council 4, Sec- retary 4; GAA 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls State Alternate 3; FHA 3,4, Treasurer 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Ju- nior Play, Student Director 3; Senior Play, Student Direc- tor 4 ROGER MOODY Band 1 ,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Wrestling 1 ,2,4; Track 1,2,3; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; FFA 1 ,2,4; Junior Play RAY MURPHY FFA 4; Radio Club 1 2 Senior Biographies PAULA PARRISH Pep Club 1 ,2; GAA 2,3, Points Manager 3; FHA 1 ,2,3,4, Second Vice-President 4; Junior Play ; Band 4; Chorus 4; AFS Club 4, Treasurer 4; FHA Sweetheart 4 LOIS PERSONS Pep Club 1 ,2; FHA 1 ,2; FTA 1 ,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Yearbook 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Librarian 1 ,2; Junior Play; Band 1 ELLEN POFF Pep Club 1 ,2; FHA 1 ,2,3,4, Historian 3, Chairman of De- grees 4; GAA 2,3; Junior Play; Band 1 ; Chorus 2,3,4 (one semester) DEBBIE ROBINSON Class Secretary 1 ,2; Cheerleader 1 ,2,3,4, Captain 3,4; Pep Club 1 ,2,4; GAA 2,3,4. President 4; FHA 1 ,2,3,4. Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Junior Play; Band 1 ,2,3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4 DEBBIE SHOFNER Student Council 3; Pep Club 1,2; FHA 1 ,2,3,4; Librarian 1, 2,3, Treasurer 3; Chorus 1,2,3 DALE SMITH Class Vice-President 3; Student Council 3,4; Football 4; Basketball 1 ,2,3.4; Track 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Letter- man’s Club 2,3,4 MARTHA SMITH Student Council 4; AFS Club 4, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 2,3; Yearbook 3,4, Business Editor 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Band 1 ,2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3; Chorus 4 MIKE SMITH Class President 2; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2, 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; President 4; Yearbook 3,4, Sports Editor 4; Junior Play ; Senior Play ; Band 1 ,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4 HARRY SWEARINGEN FFA 4 BETTY TRIGG Class Vice-President 1 ,2,3,4; Student Council 1 ,2,3, Report- er 2; Cheerleader 1 ,2,3; Pep Club 1 ,2; GAA 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls State 3; FTA 1 ,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Treasurer 4; Newspaper Staff 4, Editor 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Band 1,2,3 ,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Brass En- semble 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Chorus 1 ,2,3,4, Sextette 1 , Piano Accompanist 2,3,4, President 3; Homecoming Atten- dant 1 ; AFS Club 4, Secretary 4 GERALD TRIMBLE FFA 1 ,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Band 1 ,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4 JUDY TURNER FHA 4; Librarian 2; Junior Play TAMERA WEST Student Council 4; FHA 1 , Librarian 1 ,2,3,4 TERRY WEST Student Council 4; Football 2; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Letter- man’s Club 3,4; FFA 1 ,2; FTA 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Band 1 ,2,3,4 GARY WHITE Student Council 1 ; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4, Honorary Co-Cap- tain 4; Baseball 1 ,4; Track 1 ,2; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Ju- nior Play; Senior Play; Chorus 4 DANNY WIKOFF Football 2,4; Wrestling 1 ,3,4; Track 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4 JULIE WISEGARVER Class Student Council Representative 2,3; Class Secretary 3; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1 ,2,4, Vice-President 4; GAA 2,3, 4; FHA 1 ,2,3,4, Historian 4; Newspaper Staff 4, Organiza- tions Editor 4; Junior Play ; Chorus 3, Ensemble 3; Home- coming Attendant 4;Crisco Award 2; Pompon Girl 3,4; Majorette 4; Student Council 3,4, Secretary 3 SHEILA WISEGARVER FHA 2; GAA 1 ,2,3; Yearbook 3,4; Layout Editor 4; Chorus 3,4, Sextette 3; Pompon Girls 3,4; Majorette 4; Pep Club 1,2 101 American Legion Awards Girls State-Betty Trigg Boys State-Steve Hogan Presented by Legionnaire Don Persons and Auxiliary Member Mrs. Don Persons i John Philip Sousa Band Betty Crocker Homemaking Award-Betty Trigg Award-Paula Parrish Outstanding Athlete- Dale Smith 102 DAR— Lois Persons SAR— Steve Hogan Valedictorian— Vicki Mitchell, Salutatorian-Lois Persons Third-Rank Senior-Cherene Kingston, Fourth-Rank Senior-Betty Trigg 103 Senior Class Prophecy Has Wants to be Probably will be Sherri Anderson pierced ears Interior Decorator Race car driver Lynn Atteberry a giggle Auto Mechanic Grave Digger Mike Brennan a quiet nature Farmer President of Ronald Reagan’s fan club Charles Brown pot belly Auctioneer Junk Dealer David Edwards a Bible Evangelist Cannibal Doran Etherton moods Sea Bee Banana Peeler Steve Gaines long hair Draftsman Hippie Martha Gay diamond married Pro Volleyball Player Bill Grant nothing Architecture Draftsman Mythology Teacher Shirley Haggard Figure Secretary Member of the circus band Dick Helton Wit Math Teacher 3rd rate Santa Steve Hogan “Insensibility ” Lawyer Hen-pecked husband Jody Fisher a husband a Mother Cob-truck driver Cherene Kingston perfect hair Special Ed. Teacher False-eye lash trimmer Fran Lane blonde hair Navy Wave An “American Problem” Mike Leisner muscles Pro Baseball Player Cooky Man Linda Manning freckles Secretary Bullfighter Vicki Mitchell brains Private Secretary School Janitress Roger Moody scholarship International Play boy “fat and sassy” Ray Murphy baby blue eyes Township Commissioner Mud pie maker Paula Parrish cute smile Nurse Mental patient Lois Persons temper Business Ed. Teacher First Woman Governor of Illinois Ellen Poff curly hair History Teacher June Taylor chorus girl Debbie Robinson wild times Private Secretary Professional Chicken Thief Deb Shofner boyfriends Veterinarian Headless Horse Woman Dale Smith “grace” Pro Basketball Player Great Ballet Star Martha Smith long Finger nails Nurse “Party Girl” Mike Smith chewing gum Agriculturist Prison inmate Harry Swearingen “not much” Auto Mechanic Tarzan Betty Trigg splitting nails Elementary Teacher Selling Japanese Beetles Gerald Trimble cowboy boots Army Man First Man on the Moon Judy Turner height Secretary Zoo Keeper Tammy West funny handwriting Missionary Food for the Natives Terry West red hair History Teacher Flag bearer for the Girl Scouts Gary White large hands Pro Basketball Player Tricycle Salesman Dan Wikoff “fangs” Navy Man Cook for the Salvation Army Julie Wisegarver thick hair Private Secretary Instructor in plain and fancy golf Sheila Wisegarver long eye lashes IBM Worker Opera Singer 104 We, The Senior Class of 1968, in order to form a happier student body, establish seniority, insure fond memories, provide a new source of happiness, promote good-times, and secure our “wildness” for future classes, do ordain and establish this Will this Fifteenth day of May, nineteen hundred and sixty-eight. I, Sherri Anderson, will my love for badminton and volleyball talent to my sisters, Vicki and Peggy, in hopes they can do more with them than I did. I, Lynn Atterberry, will my 1947 Chevy to Chris Riddle. I, Michael Brennan, will my weight and muscles to Kenny New. I, Charlie Brown, wHl my booming auctioneering voice to Mrs. Belcher in hopes of controlling noon-hour study hall. I, David Edwards, will my car troubles to Doug Lowery. I, Sonny Etherton, will my slim figure to Ed Selock. 1, Jody Fisher, will mine and Ronnies’ 427 Caprice to Larry Cothern. 1, Steve Gaines, will my black book and bank account to Jerry Halcomb in hopes he does as good as I have. I, Martha Gay, will my music ability to Gretchen. I, Bill Grant, will all my Brenda Barr pictures to Rodney Foster, i I, N Shirley Haggard, will my weight problem to JoAnn Swartz. I, Dick Helton, will my size 13 track shoes to Curt Parrish. I, Steve Hogan, will my Pink Panther album to Raymond Cook. I, Cherene Kingston, will my great volleyball ability to Barb Foltz who needs the height. I, Fran Lane, will my patience and even temper to Norma Sizemore. I, Mike Leisner, will my coordination and my baseball ability to Curt Parrish, as he needs both very badly. I, Linda Manning, will my shorthand speed to Nancy Duggins. I, Vicki Mitchell, will my long hair and pierced ears to Chris Riddle or Bill Carter, whoever wants them most. I, Roger Moody, will my good luck to Peg Anderson. 1, Ray Murphy, will my ingrown toenail to Linda Richards. I, Paula Parrish, will my long hair and the problems of growing it to Markie Meyer. I, Lois Persons, will my ability to assign yearbook pages to Nan Riddle in hopes she will get along with the junior staff. I, Ellen Poff, will my ability not to get kicked out of classes to Dale Richards. I, Deb Robinson, will my love for chicken to Jeff Hogan. I, Debbie Shofner, will my reckless driving to Bill Carter, Bill Leischner, Mike Tedrick, and Chris Riddle. I, Dale Smith, will my ability to learn basketball plays to Curt Parrish. I, Martha Smith, will my long, sexy bangs to Vicki Anderson in hopes of beautifying America. I, Mike Smith, will my twin sister to John. I, Harry Swearingen, will my ‘57 black Ford to Randy Wilson. I, Betty Trigg, will my ability to play the piano to Mrs. Huehner. I, Gerald Trimble, will my ability to drive safely to Lanette Burton. I, Judy Turner, Will my height to Steve Gantz. I, Tamera West, will my beautiful soprano voice to Doug Lowery in hopes that it will improve his singing ability. I, Terry West, will my Rambler to anyone who wants to trade. I, Danny Wikoff, will my long legs to Bill Carter. 1, Gary White, will my ability not to foul out of basketball games to Paul Massey who might need it. I, Julie Wisegarver, will my statistics to Brenda Barr. I, Sheila Wisegarver, will my art appreciation to Gerry Brock. Senior Trip Count off! 1 ... 2 ... 37 and A1 makes 38. Let’s go.” The Class of ’68 became quite familiar with these phrases on their class trip to Florida. The class toured St. Augustine, Rock City, Marineland, Cypress Gardens, and Silver Springs, as well as Daytona Beach. Would you believe they went out to eat and shop during a hurricane? Would you believe the class got drenched everytime they left their rooms at Daytona? Would you believe they got lost in Tennessee? Yes, it’s all true. Other interesting tidbits in- clude a shaving cream fight among the boys, a few people getting thrown into the swimming pool, and several loud yells from the chaperone’s room? Despite the weather, would you believe the class is ready to go back again? Yearbook Boosters DELAND Ivall’s Restaurant Western Auto Ronald Fisher Poling-Holtz Marge Huisinga Remmers Western Wear Betty’s Beauty Salon Brad’s Barber Shop Triggs’ Dry Goods Monticello Grain Milford Huisinga Bauman Funeral Home D. 0. Fisher Barr’s Standard Oil Co. Mulvain Service Loney’s Radio and T.V. John Leischner WELDON DeLand Motors Willard Gift Marlon White Weldon Garage Glenn A. Smith Kleven and Smith Lillie Howell Ruth Behrens DeLand Tribune and Weldon Record William Gantz Betty’s Beauty Salon Babe’s Standard Station Weldon Laundry and Dry Cleaning CLINTON FARMER CITY Clinton Radiator Store Clinton Daily Journal Burton Furniture Co. Clinton Farm Store Minnie Department Store Quimby Drug Store Phipps Department Store Best Tire Co. Pre-Fab. Transit Scotts Music Center McConkey Motor Company McFeeters J.D. Mitchell O.D. Dr. Wayne E. Gordon I.G.A. Foodliner Raker Cleaners Rhodes Chevrolet Sales Service Gottliebs K. D. Headlee’s Sales Service Dr. Harold Weinburg Blossom Shop Greenhouse Nebel Book Shop Trinkle Super Market Bill Leas Ford Hawn Overton Marty’s Barber Shop Mason Rexall Drug’s MONTICELLO Roberts Jewelry Peoples Cafe Gene Jack’s Bi-Rite Walkers Service National Bank of Monticello K S Furniture 108 Senior Staff We, the 1967-68 senior yearbook staff have put much time and effort into the production of this yearbook. We hope that you and your friends obtain much pleasure from it. 109 Faculty Facts JAMES BADER B.A. in Mathematics, Millikin University; Algebra I and II. Mathematics for Business Analysis, Senior Advanced Math, Basketball and Track Coach, LettermaiTs Club Sponsor LUCILLE BELCHER B.A. in Sociology, University of Illinois; M.S. in Library Science, University of Illinois; Unit Librarian, Library Club Sponsor KEN A. BLUE B.A. in Elementary Education, University of Illinois; M.S. in Guidance and Counseling, Illinois State University; Guid- ance Counselor, Geometry, Practical Math, Student Council and FTA Sponsor CLIFFORD DOBBS B.S. in Physical Education, Eastern Illinois University; Phys- ical Education, Drivers Education, Swimming, Football, Baseball and Wrestling Coach; Senior Class Sponsor GEORGE J. EDMAN B.S. in Dairy Technology ; M.S. in Dairy Technology, Uni- versity of Illinois; M.S. in Chemistry, Illinois Wesleyan Uni- versity; Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science, Team Teach- ing in Laboratory Course, I.P.S. National Honor Society Sponsor FRED ERICKSON B.S. in Biological Science, Illinois State University; Biology, Bio-Physical Science, Our Environment, Physical Educa- tion; Jr. Varsity Football and Basketball Coach, Freshman Class Sponsor LAWRENCE GREGORY B.S. in Vocational Agriculture, University of Illinois; Voca- tional Agriculture 1, II, III; Junior Class Sponsor, FFA Sponsor RAMONA HENRICKS B.S. in Business Education, Millikin University ; Typing I, Shorthand I and II, Business English, Yearbook Sponsor JOYCE HOUSER B.S. in Business Education, University of Illinois; Business Education, Physical Education; Junior Class Sponsor, GAA Sponsor, Cheerleading Sponsor DEANNA HUDSON B.S. in Comp. Literature, Indiana University; M.S. in Eng- lish, University of Illinois; Sophomore. Junior English and College Prep English; Sophomore Class Sponsor, Play Di- rector, Newspaper Sponsor SHEILA HUEHNER B.A. in Social Studies, University of Illinois; M.A. in Social Studies, University of Illinois; World Geography, Sociology, U.S. History Sophomore Class Sponsor GLORIA EILEEN IMIG B.A. in English, History and Political Science, Millikin University; English II, American Problems, World History, Senior Class Sponsor, Newspaper Advisor GEORGE CHARLES LANTAY B.A. in English and Religion, Hope College; M.A. in Guid- ance and Counseling, University of Illinois; English II, American Problems, World History KATHRYN LEISCHNER B.S. in Home Economics, University of Illinois; Homemak- ing I and II, Family Living, Senior Class Sponsor, FHA Sponsor GERALD MARIETTA B.S. in Music Education, Millikin University; Marching Band, Concert Band, Brass Ensemble, Stage Band JEANNE SEAL B.S. in Art and Botany, Eastern Illinois University; Art CARL E. SCHLUTER B.S. in Industrial Arts, Southern Illinois University; Indus- trial Arts I, II, and III ELAINE STEVENSON B.M. in Music Education, Muskingum College; M.S. in Mu- sic Education, University of Illinois; Unit Vocal Music, Vo- cal Ensembles (2nd semester) ELSIE TRIGG B.S. in Business Education, Illinois State University; Physi- cal Education, Freshman Class Sponsor SUE TRIMBLE B.S. in Education, Eastern Illinois University ; Student Teacher in Home Economics ROBERTA VEST B.S. in Music Education, Millikin University ; Vocal Music, Vocal Ensembles (1st semester) WILLIAM S. WOODRESS A.B. at Amherst College; French I and II, English 1, Student Council Sponsor no