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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1970 volume:

Pubfosfu A jo ttus P V y Qtudwb Body oft DeLowd ' -Weldoto Nigh Qchool THE FREE SPIRIT is a personal thing. It is expressing oneself as a person feels. It is creating . . . working . . . expanding . . . growing. It is be- lieving in a particular concept, while your neighbor believes in the opposite. It is attending a concert, or painting a picture, or reading a book, or watching the clouds go by - just because you want to. It is the development of a person- ality, an idea, a dream. In a period in history when people are clamoring about ’’rights, and privileges and freedoms,” we of DeLand- Weldon decided to take poll of how our country, our community, our school measured up to the loud demands of angry youth. Because of what we saw, we decided to make THE FREE SPIRIT the theme of the ' 70 yearbook. For you see, we of DeLand-Weldon do believe that the citizens of DWHS are as free as the clouds. - From Standard Book of Design 2 ' iJilSia !!!i!Sia i.fisa milk lllllllllli? lilllllllllVr liii ' SIlSS m- TctbOto oft Contents AdhutuStn iilOiv dosses f - ' UlSllhitiMV Activities Cp cioJl Activities Sfxwfe QojpkowweS JumIoaS Q uChS 3 Deekc tam A teacher who views the classroom as a learning experience . . . A friend who understands our goals, jokes, and dislike of term papers . . . A person with these qualities earns our respect. So, we, the S eni or Yearbook Staff of the 1970 EAGLE dedicate this book to you, Mrs. Woods, our teacher, friend, and very own Southern belle. Bo oju j ofo Bcfucotto v Robert Moberly, President; Franklin Kingston, Secretary; John Leischner, Howard Gantz. Donald Reynolds, Ronnie Edwards, Larry Baker, Mr. Whitson, Superintendent. Many long hours are spent by these seven board members in meet- ing the educational needs of our student body. We appreciate the time they have spent to aid us in becoming better educated. SEATED: STANDING: MARIE WHITE, Secretary Dear Students: Each of you is preparing for your future. With guidance and serious thought you should develop the se- quential thinking leading to the art of constructive criticism and cre- ativity coupled with skill analysis, which will stand you in good stead for your future. Always strive to improve - never falter. Good luck. Perry E. Whitson Superintendent 6 Dear Students: This has been a tumultuous year at DeLand- Weldon High School for both students and faculty. I wish to congratulate the student body on its many achievements during the school year, 1969-70. Students have done well in the classroom and on the playing field, but I especially commend them for their positive attitudes and their willingness to adjust and work for success when things may not appear to be always going their way. The ability to adjust to new situations, to give 75 o of oneself, when 50 °]o might, do, and the initiative to apply oneself with sincere dedication to the task at hand, both at school and in the working world, will bring you much success. Best wishes, Daniel R. Simone Principal Guidance Counselor 8 9 JAMES MESSER GEORGE ED MAN SHEILA HUEHNER ELSIE TRIGG LAWRENCE GREGORY KATHRYN LEISCHNER JANITORS: Albert Selock Kenny Parrish Fern Benge COOKS: Gwen Shinneman Mary Morgan Kathleen Dalton Bertha Welch Lela McConkey Lena Danison Shirley Clifton BUS DRIVERS: Clifford Dobbs Walt Rich Kenny Parrish Doris West Dick Loney Lawrence Gregory Oscar Baylor Velma Burge Gerald Marshall 12 t-y; V A E tcjfe$k fta t Pt ndv English and French made up the language courses at DWHS. Mrs. Woods taught the college prep English course to the seniors. Mrs. Cochran had the junior and freshman English classes and Mrs. Miller taught soph- omore English and French I and II. Because of their hard work and deter- mination we leave their classrooms better equipped to face the world. Sponsored by - DeLAND STATE BANK, DeLand 14 During the year our Math teachers taught the basic and advanced fundamentals of mathematics. This year Mr. Messer taught Algebra I and II and Advanced Math, Mr. Schwarzentraub taught Pre- Algebra and Ge- ometry, and Mr. Heavilin taught M. B. A. Sponsored by - DeLAND CO-OP GRAIN CO. , DeLAND i Qodott Cote tces The word history is used in two senses. It may mean either the record of events or the events themselves. Through the study of His- tory in the courses offered at DWHS, one learns the importance of the events making up our past and present, and how our decisions will influence the past and present, and how our decisions will influence the future. Mrs. Huehner was assisted in the teaching of history this year by the student teachers, Miss Winstead and Miss Dick. This page sponsored by DeWITT COUNTY NATIONAL BANK and CANNONBALL, Clinton Acj Otoh fkdu tUcJ! A fe Mr. Gregory teaches the Ag. boys such things as soil conservation and soil testing, production of crops and livestock, and the workings of motors and engines. We have a new Industrial Arts teacher this year. Mr. Wheeler not only teaches the boys about woodworking , but also about leatherwork, metals, electricity, and me- chanical drawing. This page sponsored by GEORGE H. DUNN, Farmer City 18 Mrs. Kaye Leischner is the Home Economics teacher at D-W. Assisting her this year was Mrs. Susan Allen, the stu- dent teacher. Home Ec. I and II, and Family Living were the courses offered to the students this year. GRIMSLEY FLOWER STORE and RAKER CLEANERS - Clinton 19 Two classes of Art 1 and 11 were taught this year by Mrs. Seal. Hav- ing die class in the new building en- abled the art department to try more and bigger projects. The projects this year included glass staining, wood sculpture, oil painting, paper mache, wood block prints, prospective and figure drawing, and water colors. A kiln was purchased near the end of the year and Art I and II spent the remain- ing time on ceramics. This page sponsored by CORN BELT FS INC. , and CLINTON DAIRY QUEEN 20 Business Bitucotion Business Education includes the learning of skills as typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. With the greater demand for skilled office work and machine operators, Mrs. Welch and Mr. Heavilin help their students to meet the qualifications. JOHN WARNER BANK and BAKER JEWELERS - Clinton Sponsored by COPLEY’S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Farmer City D % V IP £ d x Mr. Dobbs is the Driver ' s Ed Instructor, a man with more guts than any of us! BILL ABBOTT INC. McCLURE MOTORS - Monticello ItidepeM leHJb Obu hj STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Cochran, Mr. Ed- man. SITTING, Left to Right: Brita Bergland, Debbie Harris, Lisa Standerfer, Wilma Hunter. Four students were en- rolled in Independent Study, a new course this year. These students will receive a half credit upon comple- tion of their project if done satisfactorily. Guid xtt 06 Couasefe tg Gtoups Mr. Marshall was the leader of different dis- cussion groups pertaining to teenagers and their prob- lems. Such problems were discussed as dating, drugs, and feelings toward school. CLINTON AUTO SUPPLY, Clinton 24 BACK ROW: Larry Cothern, Stacy Wisegarver, Mark Morgan, Dick Moberly, Brenda Barr, Debbie Massey, Reba Floyd, Larry Moody. FRONT ROW: Jeff Hogan, Terry Willis, Joan Reed, Debbie Langley, Nancy Floyd. ' 70 Ybcuibook SR. STAFF: Larry Cothern, Jeff Hogan, Terry Willis, Joan Reed, Debbie Langley, Nancy Floyd. 27 STANDING: Mrs. Woods, Marla Kingston, Kim Anderson, Mike Mitchcl, Brita Bcrglnnd, Sherri Madden, Stacy Wisegarver. Gail Husinga, Gary Twist, Kandy Wilson, Bruce Grant. SITTING: Cindy West, Debby Harris, Phyllis West, Vicky Anderson. 28 Fuitw Fcuuwfi ts ol KnMAJbOu SEATED, Left to Right: Mr. Gregory, Advisor; Marty Conaster, Sentinel; Paul Massey, President; Tim Wachob, Vice President; Larry Cothern, Secretary; Russ Smith, Treasurer; Steve Gantz, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Jeff West, Scott Leischncr, Randy Martin, Sheldon Neal, Greg Baker. THIRD ROW: Mike Mitchell, Wayne Conaster, Eric Kidd, Dave Trimble, Steve Perring, Larry Moody, Doug Landstrom. FOURTH ROW: Dave Barr, Jimmy Manning, Mark Adams, Dick Baker, Charlie Baker, Doug Sosamon, Dave Perring, Mark Morgan. FIFTH ROW: Mike Hiter, Jim Clifton, Keith Westray, Roger Burton, Steve Trimble, Brian Wikoff, Curt Hall, Dave Leisner, Stan Poff. The FHA ' s activities included attending a rally at ABL, making tray favors for nursing homes at Christmas, co-sponsoring an FHA- FFA Family Fun Night, holding a cutest baby contest, and a trip to Chicago in May. FIRST ROW: Janice Poff, Vice President of Degrees; Brenda Barr, Student Council Rep.; Teresa Guffey, Trea- surer; Phyllis West, Vice President; Gretchen Gay, President; Cindy West, Secretary; Karen White, 2nd Vice President; Kathy Tedrick, Historian; Kathy Workman, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Leischner, Advisor; Bonnie Webb, Terri Neal, Teresa Hunton, Janet Maiden, Debbie Korwicki , Tammy Teets, Vikki Anderson, Rita Schlu- ter, Pam Humes. THIRD ROW: Karla Swearingen, Anita Reeser, Debbie Zindars, Janet Baker, Bev Crichton, Su Ann Eastham, Terri Norton, Rhonda Edwards, Diane Loney, Joyce Floyd. FOURTH ROW: Jeanette Langley, Kathy Richards, Rhonda Baker, Nancy Cothern, Deb Wachob, Jan Clifton, Barb Sizemore, Nancy Floyd, Carol Reed, Debby Biddle. FIFTH ROW: Peggy Anderson, Ruby Burton, Debbie Langley, Sue Tedrick, Debbie Clif- ton, Lori White, Norma Gaines, Debbie White, Carol West, Patti Lane, Marla Willis. Page sponsored by - BROWN ' S AUCTIONEERING SERVICE WELDON CO-OP GRAIN CO. 30 BOTTOM ROW: Rhonda Baker, Point Chairman; Janet Hermann, Secret ary -Treasurer; Debbie Clifton, President; Donna Meyer, Vice President; Mrs. Trigg, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Debbie Biddle, Wilma Hunter, Terri Neal, Karen White, Kathy Stone, Phyllis West. THIRD ROW: Rcba Floyd, Kathy Tool, Patty Grider, Bcv Crichton, Rhonda Edwards, Kim Anderson, Rita Schlutcr. FOURTH ROW : Janet Baker, Jeanette Langley, Anita Warren, Nancy Floyd, Gail Iluisinga, Nancy Cotliem, Teresa Norton, Anita Rceser. FIFTH ROW: Lisa Standerfcr, Leanne Floyd, Debbie White, Jan Clifton, Carol Reed, Ruby Burton, Mary Stone. TOP ROW: Ruth Floyd, Lorie White, Kathy Workman, Marla Jo Kingston, Sherri Madden. 31 C to (! U Wl b to fc I $ OFFICERS: Dean Baker, President; Larry Cothern, Vice President; Bruce Grant, Secretary-Treasurer; Jeff Hogan, Student Council Rep. ADVISOR: Mr. Schwarzentraub. SECOND ROW: Ken New, Steve Perring, Larry Moody, Terry Hunton, Paul Massey, Tim Wachob. THIRD ROW: Mark Morgan, Charlie Baker, Kevin Kingston, Gary Twist, Dan Loney. FOURTH ROW: Keith Westray, Mike Hiter, Dave Leisner, Stan Poff. FIFTH ROW: Darrel Huisinga, Roger Burton, Brian Wikoff. SIXTH ROW: Darrell Gregory, Mike Rudisill, Steve Gantz, Alan Reeser. 32 TOP ROW; S. Brock, K. Workman, M. Norton, K. Kingston, A. Reeser, K. Parrish, S. Brock, J. Poff, M. Kingston. FOURTH ROW; J. Reed, D. Loney, J. Langley, G. Huisinga, C. Reed, R. Baker, R. Floyd, D. Langley. THIRD ROW; K. Anderson, N. Cothern, J. Hermann, T. Norton, D. Wachob, R. Edwards, L. Floyd. SECOND ROW: C. West, B. Webb, T. Neal, J. Baker, P. Milton, S. Eastham, Mrs. Huehner. SEAT ED: President, N. Floyd; Vice President, C. Baker; Secretary, R. Floyd; Treasurer, G Twist; Student Council Rep. , S. Madden; Reporter, B. Bergland. STANDING: P. Humes, K. Swearingen, K. Stone, D. Zindars, J. Langley, M. Stone, L. Standerfer, M. Walters, K. Richards. SEATED; Treasurer, D. Loney; Secretary, W. Hunter; Vice President, R. Schluter; President, J. Maiden; Student Council Rep. , N. Gaines; Mrs. Belcher. 33 DARREL HU IS INGA JOAN REED RUTH FLOYD 34 SITTING: Alan Reeser, President; Debbie White, Vice President; Gail Huisinga, Secretary; Debbie Massey, Treasurer; Kent Parrish, Parliamentarian. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Simone, Advisor; Jeff West, Marta Parrish, Joan Reed, Brenda Barr, Debbie Wachob, Kim Anderson. STANDING: Norma Gaines, Donna Meyer, Larry Cothern, Mike Rudisill, Jeff Hogan, Tim Wachob, Sherrie Madden, Jan Clifton. President: ALAN REESER The student council solves many problems confronting the student body and arrives at many new ideas which better the school. Each class and school- affiliated organization is re- presented in this governing body of our school. Qbwd Mb CouM t LEIPER FURNITURE STORE - Monticello LONG’S STANDARD STATION 35 OFFICERS: Joan - Pres. Janet - V. P. Deb - Stu. Council Marta - Sec. A More Enthusiastic Mr. Rogers Sponsored by HICKSGAS and MONTICELLO GRAIN COMPANY POMPON SQUAD, STANDING: Nancy Cothem, Bonnie Webb, Lorie White. KNEELING: Debbie Wachob, Jan Clifton. MAJORETTES: Peggy Anderson, Patty Lane. Add £ to ' the, Sand 38 SUPERIOR RATING Gretchcn Gay - Clarinet Solo SUPERIOR RATING Darrell Gregory - Solo SUPERIOR RATING Shelly Borton, Dick Moberly, David Barr, Reba Floyd, and Diane Loney, Saxophone Quin- tet SUPERIOR RATING Kathy Workman, Kathy Tool, Mark Fisher, Gary Twist, Sherry Madden, and Kent Parrish - Brass Sextet SUPERIOR RATING Gary Twist - Solo As you can see by the joy on Mrs. Heller ' s face, the chorus received a SUPERIOR RATING. SUPERIOR RATING Boys ' Quintet 39 CiuvtuS BACK ROW: Janice Poff, Gary Twist, Kevin Kingston, Dick Moberly, Darrell Gregory, Ray- mond Cook, Debbie Clifton, Kent Parrish, Shelly Borton, Kathy Workman. SECOND ROW: Kim Anderson, Joan Reed, Jeanette Langley, Carol West, Marla Kingston, Ruth Floyd, Ruby Burton, Leanne Floyd, Diane Loney, Anita Warren, Marta Parrish. THIRD ROW: SuAnne Eastham, Teresa Guffey, Janet Hermann, Peggy Milton, Anita Reeser, Mary Stone, Debbie Wachob, Nancy Cothern, Pam Humes. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Heller, Terri Neal, Debbie Biddle, Marla Willis, Teresa Hunton, Janet Baker, Cindy West, Reba Floyd, Carol Reed. MARTHA PARRISH Student Council Representative NANCY COTHERN Secretary GARY TWIST Vice President DARRELL GREGORY President 40 CkcyvOtll GMPJyibfks MADRIGAL SINGERS, FRONT ROW Debbie Biddle, Nancy Cothcrn, Carol West, Ruth Floyd, Debbie Wachob, Su Anne Eastham, Joan Reed. BACK ROW: Gary Twist, Ray Cook, Darrell Gregory, Kent Parrish. ABSENT: Dick Moberly. BOYS ' ENSEMBLE: Dick Moberly, Kent Parrish, Darrell Gregory , Gary Twist, Ray Cook. GIRLS SEXTET: Nancy Cothern, Carol West, Deb- bie Wachob, Su Anne East- ham, Debby Biddle. AB - SENT: Janet Hermann. CUSTOM FARM SERVICE, INC. - J. R. HEATH and SON. Both Monticello 41 ' rari f t i fil i ' fniy SEATED: Deb Massey, President; Kent Parrish, Treasurer; Nancy Cothern, Secretary. Mrs. Seal, Sponsor, and Deb discuss the pom pons bought by the members. 42 This page sponsored by the NATIONAL BANK of Monticello, and the PIATT COUNTY SERVICE CO. , Monticello QbycioJL WELDON FERTILIZER COMPANY - Weldon 43 Luap h Bfiu Although the rain made it unbearable outside, the romantic gym gave off the spirit of Luv is Blu. Suspense mounted as the attendants were announced and the climax was reached when Debbie White and Jeff Hogan were crowned by last year ' s royalty, Susan Goode and Curt Parrish. 44 MARTIN ' S EISNER AGENCY and GUCKER ' S DRUG STORE - Monticello Wto teC© wlRC| Cou tfc FRESHMEN: Anita Warren, Dick Baker, and Diane Loney SOPHOMORES: Lori White, Dave Perring JUNIORS: Jan Clifton, Alan Reeser SENIORS: Phyllis West, Dean Baker 45 f-fo+HftCo nutg Festivities CHELNUT OIL - Monticello and DI ' S BEAUTY BOUTIQUE - Clinton 46 ’Tm getting out of here ! ! ' WM th Au tfc Tlllfo Ptmfo Qtandi Uf Aunt Tillle Trask Carol Floyd Mrs. Tillie Tucker Cindy West Lucinda Talbot - — ------ -Dcbby Massey Pamela Marsh - -- -- -- -- - Marta Parrisn Lizzie Parsons Patty Lane Ellen Neeland Peggy Anderson Ronald Howland ------- Stacy Wisegarver Luther Lor rimer Alan Reeser Mervin Tucker Dick Moberly Charlie One Lung Larry Moody Dr. Hattie Bing Brenda Barr It ' s your Aunt Tillie all right, I ' ve had an acci- dent ! ” M You re not married? Are you sure? ! VlAfijcUnS Mrs. Cochran Reba Floyd 47 AFC fiM Day AFS Students from left to right: Rosa Clara Selines, Equador Luis Angula, Peru Beatriz Delgado, Peru Nancy McConkey - American Sister, Farmer City Sheryl Lochead, New Zealand Carolina Bosnian, South Africa Theres Baerfuss, Switzerland TAYLOR FURNITURE STORE, WALSH GRAIN - Farmer City P wteMi BtfJb Body’ ’ Jeff Hogan, Terry Willis, Darrel Huisinga, Darrell Gregory, and Larry Cothem. Karen White, Ruby Burton, Deb- bie Langley, Joan Reed, and Nancy Floyd. WELDON GARAGE and KING ' S GROCERY - Weldon 49 Couples dance to the music of Johnny Cranford. This page sponsored by MADDEN TRIGG INS. , and WELDON STATE BANK BO Gotcha! Debbie and Dobbie A hole in one! L,atry and Darrell pushing hot air. 51 JOHN MILTON Tackle DAVID L EISNER Tackle MARK MORGAN Halfback GARY TWIST Fullback DARRELL GREGORY Guard PAUL MASSEY Halfback LARRY MOODY Halfback DEAN BAKER End DARREL HUSINGA Quarterback LARRY COTHERN Center STAN POFF Guard DAN LONEY TOP ROW: Dean Baker, Darrel Gregory, Alan Reeser, Jeff Hogan, Darrel Huisinga. SECOND ROW: Coach Dobbs, Larry Cothern, David Leisner, Stan Poff, Mark Morgan, Assistant Coach Schwarzentraub. BOTTOM ROW: John Melton, Dan Loney, Gary Twist, Paul Massey, Larry Moody, Kent Parish. Deland- Weldon 18 Mahomet 3 Deland- Weldon 22 Alumini 8 Deland- Weldon 22 Farmer City 6 Deland- Weldon 0 Fisher 66 Deland- Weldon 21 Leroy 39 Deland- Weldon 57 Mansfield 6 Deland- Weldon 34 Heyworth 22 Deland- Weldon 13 Fairbury-Cropsey 7 Deland- Weldon 6-- - Octavia 22 56 WILLIAM E. MUNDT, M. D. and ARMSWORTH APPLIANCE Monti cello J . Vft Sity TOP ROW: Charlie Baker, Dave Perring, Jim Clifton, Steve Trimble, Mike Hiter, Rodney Seaman, Doug Sosman. SECOND ROW: Kevin Kingston, Dick Baker, Mark Norton, Steve Perring, Dave Trimble, Eric Kidd. BOTTOM ROW: Sheldon Neal, Greg Baker, Mike Mitchel, Randy Martin, Jeff West, Coach Schwarzentraub, Scott Leischner. PIATT COUNTY FARM BUREAU Monticello 57 VARSITY, STANDING from Left to Right: Tim Wachob, Mark Morgan, Darrel Huisinga, Darrell Gregory, Mike Rudisill, Steve Gantz, Alan Reeser, Keifh-Westray, Stacy Wisegarver, Paul Massey. KNEELING, Left to Right: Assistant Coach Marshall, Captains Jeff Hogan and Dean Baker, Coach Schwarzentraub, Manager Scott Leischner. JR. VARSITY, STANDING from Left to Right: Coach Marshall, Kent Parrish, Doug Sosamon, Mike Hiter, Jim Clifton, Charlie Baker, Dick Baker. KNEELING: Manager Eric Kidd, Mike Mitchell, David Trimble, Gary Twist, Randy Martin. The basketball team had its ups and downs this year, but as a whole looked very fine. Coach Schwarzen- traub had a very fine first season as head coach with a 18-5 record. Thank you everyone for a lot of hard work. This page sponsored by GERBER STATE BANK of ARGENTA 58 Best Free Throw Percentage Most Valuable Player Most Rebounds 1 DARREL HUISINGA, Forward PAUL MASSEY, Guard Best Field Goal Percentage DEAN BAKER, Guard JEFF HOGAN, Forward MIKE RUDISILL, Center Captain Captain TIM WACHOB, Guard DARRELL GREGORY, Forward STEVE GANTZ, Center 59 lA i tfiiRGj STANDING: Coach Dobbs, Keith Parrish, Steve Perring, Kenny New, John Dellinger, Jeff West, Terry Hunton. KNEELING: Dave Leisner, Dan Loney, Steve Trimble, Oscar New, Dave Perring, Larry Moody. McCONKEY MOTORS COMPANY and HAWN and OVERTON - Farmer City 60 IbCuck Oufefeuuiutg Hack Lfehtb iS ALAN REESER Two Mile Broke School and Confe rence record ( 10 : 26 . 7 ) FARMER CITY READY MIX, POINTERS SALES and SERVICE - Farmer City 61 DARRELL GREGORY Discus DARREL HU IS INGA Shot Put BRUCE GRANT Pole Vault JEFF HOGAN 880 62 B cttebcJW TOP ROW: Randy Martin, Jim Clifton, Coach Dobbs, Darrell Gregory, Rodney Seamon, Mike Mitchell. BOT- TOM ROW: Stacy Wisegarver, David Leisner, Darrel Huisinga, Doug Sosamon, Dan Loney, Gary Twist. 63 JtutUvi VfcwStfcj Cks6 d6Cul Sherri Madden, Rhonda Edwards, Gail Huisinga, Janet Hermann, and Anita Warren, Captain. Vfcutsitu CW ttawle ts Rhonda Baker, Joan Reed, Captain; Barb ara Sizemore, Marta Parrish, and Debbie Langley. WELDON OIL COMPANY and KINGSTON INSURANCE - Weldon 65 Vowtihj Qcfuctd U ub ts JOAN REED, Captain RHONDA BAKER DEBBIE LANGLEY MARTA PARRISH BARBARA SIZEMORE BAKER ' S CAFE and ROGER ADAMS - Weldon 66 Coad tes MR. SCHWARZENTRAUB MR. DOBBS MR. MARSHALL bag C f to£feS qmA Sponsor Waaage tS GREG BAKER, SCOTT LEISCHNER, KENT PARRISH, ERIC KIDD JOAN REED, MRS. SEAL, ANITA WARREN This page sponsored by FARMER CITY STATE BANK, SPRAGUE’S SUPERETTE - Weldon IUsXa f-fomS Qumm 72 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President, Anita Warren; Vice President, Jeff West; Secre- tary, Shelley Brock; Treasurer, Jim Clifton; Student Council Representative, Kim Anderson. CLASS SPONSORS: Mrs. Miller and Mr. Edman. Debra Harris Pamela Humes Sue Humphrey Eric Kidd Marla Jo Kingston Douglas Landstrom Scott Leischner Diane Loney James Manning Randal Manning Rhonda Manning Randall Martin 74 Michael Mitchell Mary Stone Jeffrey West Anita Warren 75 Debra Zindars D u� 0 £? ■£ ’ Xy ty txy p- ' s c? cv-try , f� v r fj V £ W. ' ° Q ■ to irxvvja — 3 rv. ( -° u , • rlo w I SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Janet Hermann, Secretary; Mike Rudisill, Student Council Representative; Gail Huisinga, Vice President; Charles Baker, President; Mark Fisher, Treasurer. SPONSORS; Mrs. Huehner, Mr. Heavilin. Pctoty TU ! 78 Mark Adams Charles Baker Gregory Baker Rhonda Baker Brita Bergland Debby Biddle Shelly Borton Kim Burgin Nancy Cothern Claytus Dalton Su Anne Eastham Rhonda Edwards Mark Fisher Curtis Hall 79 Terri Neal Mark Norton Teresa Norton Keith Parrish 80 Janice Poff Carol Reed Douglas Sosamon Lisa Standerfer Stephen Trimble Gary Twist Michael Rodney Seaman Rudisill Kathleen Stone Kathy Tool Deborah Wachob Bonnie Webb Lorie White John Wisegarver Kathy Workman 81 JUNIOR OFFICERS: Mr. Messer, Advisor; Larry Moody, President; Alan Reeser, Student Council Repre- sentative; Dick Moberly, Treasurer; Mr. Wheeler, Advisor; Mr. Gregory, Advisor. SITTING; Jan Clifton, Vice President; Marta Parrish, Secretary. JfaXftCj JluuMS STANDING: Larry Cothern, Vice President; Debbie White, Student Council Representative; Mrs. Leischner, Mrs. Cochran, and Mr. Dobbs, Advisors. SEATED: Debbie Langley, President; Darrell Gre- gory, Secretary; Nancy Floyd, Treasurer. Comm Tok ov t ' ? NANCY FLOYD LARRY COTHERN RUTH ANN FLOYD NORMA GAINES STEVEN GANTZ 92 DARRELL GREGORY GRETCHEN GAY BRUCE GRANT JEFFERY HOGAN MONA HALL 93 JANET MAIDEN PAUL MASSEY JOHN MELTON DAVID MILTON HESTER NEW 95 DALE RICHARDS JO ANNE SCHWARTZ 96 KATHY TEDRICK RUSSELL SMITH SUE TEDRICK TIM WACHOB TAMMY TEETS 97 PHYLLIS WEST DEBRA WHITE KAREN WHITE TERRY WILLIS RANDOLPH WILSON CmUw With I, Vicky Anderson, will my uncoordinated volleyball plays to my sister, Peggy, in hopes that she doesn’t break a leg. 1, Dean Baker, will my ability to get along with The Man” to Burr Wikoff. I, Ruby Burton, will my can of deodorant to Marta Parrish, who always uses it in P.E. 1. Les Campbell, (Daniel Boone), will my ability to hold liquor to Fred Dalton and my height to Oscar New. I, Debbie Clifton, will my height to Jeff West. 1, Marty Conatser, will my body to Patti Lane. I, Larry Cothern, will my nose to the girls at DWHS in hopes that they will bring theirs out of the clouds. It Nancy Floyd, will my bus ride home to Deb Massey and Barb Sizemore in hopes they will enjoy it as much as I did. I Ruth Floyd, will my editorship of the MAREY to the next unsuspecting victim. I, Norma Gaines, will my ability to the next Office Practice and Bookkeeping class to crack a smile upon the old Bear ' s face. If Steve Gantz, will my height to Randy Martin in hopes that he will accomplish more than 1 did in the upcoming season. 1, Gretchen Gay, will my scientific knowledge of birdology to Mr. Edman. If Bruce Grant, will my ability to clear lO ' G to Mike Mitchell in hopes that lie may some- day break the school record. 1, Darrell Gregory, will my ability to take it easy once in awhile to Kenny ”0” Parrish in hopes that he won’t over exert himself. I J e ff Hogan, will my pictures of Raqucl Welch to Marta Parrish in the hopes that she will enjoy them as much as I have! 1, Darrel Huisinga, will my toothpaste and good teeth to Peggy Anderson in hopes that they will help her holey buckies. If Debbie Korowicki, will my ability to keep busy to the janitors. I, Debbie Langley, will all my old swimsuits to the girls ' P.E. department. I, Dan Loney, will my calm and unshakeable nerves to Mrs. Leischner in hopes she will not have a nervous breakdown. I, Janet Maiden, will my patience to get along in this school to the upcoming freshmen. I, Paul Massey, will my ability to get along with the inmates at this institution to the warden. 1, David Milton, will my ability to drive safely on the square to Randy Wilson. 1, Steve Parrish, will my bottle of Scope to Mrs. Belcher in hopes of cleaning up air pol- lution. I, Stanley Poff, will my ability to get along with the freshmen to Mr. Messer. 1, Liz Polen, will my playsuit to Mr. Simone. 1, Joan Reed, will iny calm temper and closed mouth to Kathy Richards so she won ' t be 11. S. when she is a senior. 1, JoAnne Schwartz, being of soung mind and body will all my seriousness to the oncoming freshman class of ' 70-71. I, Russell Smith, will my world passport and plane ticket to Mr. Simone in hopes that he may have an eternal flight around the world. I, Kathy Tcdrick, will my personal vocabulary in three volumes to the school library. I, Sue Tedriek, will Sliirlie Stone my singing ability. 1, Tammy Tccts, will my teddy bear with its big brown eyes and big wide smile to Mr. Heavilin. 1, Phyllis West, will my long straight hair to Steve Trimble in hopes that his cars will not get cold. I, Debbie White, will my ability to stay away from dangerous Cliff ' s to all female under- classmen. Watch out for that CL1FFF! 1, Karen White, will my ability to play the trombone to Jeff West. 1, Terry L. Willis, will my sideburns and long hair to Mrs. Woods, in hopes that 1 can curb her wig buying. I, Randy Wilson, will my trouble with teachers to Oscar New. MR. and MRS. JOHN LE1SCHNER - DeLand RA1LSBACK BROTHER GRAIN CO. - Weldon 101 Qmi ts 1 970 HAS WANTS TO BE PROBABLY WILL BE Vicky Anderson Dale married Blessed with red- haired children Dean Baker a trailer elevator worker Elevator worker Ruby Burton Line ' s shades executive secretary Hippie Les Campbell a build electronic technician Bouncer Debbie Clifton long legs airline hostess Hijacked to Cuba Marty Conatser a dictionary mechanic Owner of Coil Craft Larry Cothern an appetite farmer 2 Pro Lawn Mower Nancy Floyd big eyes teacher of mentally retarded Mentally retarded Ruth Floyd a brain teacher Editor of N.Y. Times Norma Gaines a bod” airline hostess Zoo Keeper Steve Gantz height farmer Late G retch en Gay blushing blotches secretary ”Sex retary Bruce Grant a poor attitude” data processor Computer match- maker Darrell Gregory a voice in the musical field Pro Yodeler Jeff Hogan pictures of Racquel Welch farmer Guidance counselor for delinquents Darrel Huisinga mathematical ability pro baseball player Census taker Debbie Korowicki a ring in the Air Force Upward bound Debbie Langley fake eyelashes teacher of hard of hearing Nancy Floyd’s student Danny Loney a hospital record computer programmer Head cook at D-W Janet Maiden blue eyes practical nurse Head librarian at U. of I. Paul Massey a Harley Chopper in the Air Force Pilot for Flying Farmers 102 HAS WANTS TO BE PROBABLY WILL BE John Melton an accent mechanic Handwriting analyst David Milton Mad Magazines mechanic Head disc jockey at WHOW Hester New enthusiasm in the Marine Corps Campus radical Steve Parrish a thirst a plumber Replaced by Liquid Plumber Stan Poff a calm disposition farmer Member of Silent Majority Liz Polen a wedding band continue her married life Housewife Joan Reed zebras registered nurse Nurse’s Aid Dale Richards a mouth stockcar driver Principal at DWHS JoAnne Schwartz a giggle beautician Pro floor soccer player Russell Smith water skis oceanographer Swallowed by a whale Kathy Tedrick a diamond married Member of Hell ' s Angels 4 Sue Tedrick long auburn hair model Foldout for Playboy Tammy Teets Murph secretary Married Tim Wachob Sense of humor farmer Farmer City Cop Phyllis West a wig dental assistant Meter maid around square of Clinton Debbie White tennis shoes secretary Bear Rug Saleslady Karen White a heavy foot 5 dental assistant First woman driver at Indianapolis 500 Terry Willis sideburns computer designer member of SDS Randy Wilson a car? electronic technician Electrocuted FOOTNOTES . . . 1 Ruby’s TV idol is Line on MOD SQUAD 2 Larry ' s philosophy is that Seniors shouldn ' t mow lawns 3 For further information, contact Joan 4 Her fiance has obsession with motorcycles 5 Karen finds it impossible to stay under 65 m.p.h. 103 1 . Phyllis 2. Janet Jeff Randy Terry JoAnne Deb W 3. Nancy 4. Karen Darrel Bruce David Vicky Ruby 104 OetdM fiAj toO i66 off ClMkoai DOUj$ 1 . K athy Tammy Deb C 2. Ruth Ann Gretchen Stanley 3. Deb L. Darrell Joan Larry 105 The Senior Volleyball team shown here is the only girls team at this school to ever win the trophy in this event. They are undefeated in the entire three years of this sport. QqmI I; KwWvis DARREL HUISINGA, Fourth Ranking Senior; NANCY FLOYD, Third Ranking Senior; RUTH FLOYD, Salutatorian; DEBBIE LANGLEY, Vale- dictorian. 106 GRETCHEN GAY - John Philip Sousa Award. DARRELL GREGORY - Boys’ State Alternate, and Outstand- ing Underclassman Chorus Award. DARREL HUIS1NGA - Outstand- ing High School Student Award, and Outstanding Athelete of the year, (below left) RUBY BURTON - American Legion Good Citizenship Award, (above right) KAREN WHITE - Betty Crocker Award, (left) JOAN REED - Outstanding High School Student Award, (right) 107 NANCY FLOYD - Girls ' State, and Outstanding High Scliool Student Award, (left) DEB LANGLEY - Girls ' State Alternate, DAR and Outstand- ing High School Student Award, (right) JEFF HOGAN - Boys’ State, SAR American Legion Good Citizenship Award, (right) MARTY CONATSER and RUTH FLOYD - High School Citizenship Awards, (left) RUTH ANN FLOYD - Outstanding High School Student Award. 108 ft’s Oue t J ft’S OiM A ft’S Thank OwL ft’s Ov i [ Mouv W Uust B cjut Kopin. 109 Uo AMtnO ' dCUnv MIKE RUSSELL We understand death for the first time when he puts his hand upon one whom we love. 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