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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

EDITORS Holly Bowman Patti Crichton SPONSORS Miss Borys Mrs. Blackburn PHOTOGRAPHER Dave Teets STAFF Cathy McCann Kathy Perring Marna Floyd Chris Palombo Merry Bowman Debbie Reeser Jeanene Lowery Crystal Worthy DELAND- WELDON HIGH SCHOOL 1974 THA NKS Dave, we need all the pics tomorrow. Can you have ' em ready? Is Miss Borys or Mrs. Blackburn staying after today? When’s Mr. McCandless coming? We need more pic- tures! -- just a sample of those often asked questions that harassed our sponsors and photo- graphers. Without Miss Borys and Mrs. Black- burn and their exhaustless patience we would never have made it. They pitched right in to help meet deadlines. We greatly appreciate their time and effort. Dave and Mr. McCandless are responsible for the photos-- shooting and developing them. Dave, you endured our bossiness, our demands for pictures on short notice, and those countless trips to Champaign. Mr. McCandless, thanks for coming clear out here for pictures, for lending us equip- ment, and, of course, for teaching Dave the ins and outs of the photo trade. We have these people to thank especially for this yearbook. Thanks again! The 1973-74 Yearbook Staff BOARD OF EDUCATION: DON REYNOLDS; HOWARD GANTZ; FRANKLIN KINGSTON; BOB MOBERLY; MARJORIE HUISINGA; LARRY BAKER; AL PERRING. PRINCIPAL: JERRY D. HELLER SUPERINTENDENT: ROBERT L. BOWEN 6 BARB PASLEY, Office Practice, M.B.A., Recordkeeping, Bookkeeping, Sponsor: Cheer- KEN HETTINGER, Biology I, II, Art I, II, Sponsor: Jr. Class. CYNTHIA BORYS, French, English; Sponsor: Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class, Yearbook. GAIL THOMAS, Home Economics, Family Living; Sponsor: A.F.S., F.H.A. RANDY SARLO, U.S. History, World His- tory, Geography, Sociology; Sponsor: Sr. Class, Lettermen ' s Club, Asst. Coach, Football, Coach, Baseball. NORMAN FRAZIER, American Problems, Basketball Coach, Track Coach. m ROGER SAMPSON, Marching and Concert Band; Sponsor: Soph. Class. BOB SULLENDER, Geometry, Algebra I, Physical Education. 9 Lucille Belcher, Librarian, Spon- sor Library Club Elsie Trigg, Physical Education, Sponsor, G. A. A. Patsy Shields, English, Sponsor Jr. Class Play George Edman, Chemistry, I. P. S. Sponsor Freshmen Class, National Honor Society, .i 10 LOUIS S. FOLTZ, county treasurer IVAN WILLIAMS, Industrial Arts I, II, III; JERRIE BLACKBURN, Typing I, II, Short- hand I, II; Sponsor: Fresh. Class, LAWRENCE GREGORY, Ag. I, II, III, IV; Sponsor: Jr. Class, F.F.A. 1 1 PHIL B LAZIER, Coll. Prep Math, Alge- bra II, Elem. Algebra I, II, Physics; Sponsor: Soph. Class, Sr. Class Play. TERRY GILL, Chorus. Ensemble, Voice Lessons. 7 ) — SPEC I A L PEOPLE CUSTODIANS: FERN BENGE: BOB FLOYD; KENNEY PARRISH. SECRETARY: ESTHER FLOYD. THA NKS FOR PUTTING UP WITH US 14 o Debbie Reeser treasurer. Miss Borys sponsor, Debbie Roy secretary, Larry Kalembach president, Mark Moberly student council representative, Mr. Sarlo sponsor, Mr. Lenze sponsor, Patti Crichton vice president. THA NKS! The graduating class of 1974 would like to extend our grati- tude to the senior class officers and sponsors. Many a meet- ing has been spent with Miss Borys almost losing her head, Mr. Sarlo calmly roaring at the class, and Mr. Lenz silently bowing his head for a few minutes of meditation after being confronted with one of the many problems that the senior class has such a knack for getting into. So from the bottom of our hearts we say SHUT-UP. . . Thank-you! 16 POLING HOLTZ CHEVROLET KINGSTON INSURANCE 17 18 MOORE’S HARDWARE LARRY KALLEMBACH B D MARKET 19 DIANNA McCANN MARK MOBERLY DEBBIE REESER CATHY McCANN THELMA MOODY CHRIS PALOMBO 20 WELDON CO-OP GRAIN COMPANY WESTRAY’S STANDARD SERVICE 2 GUY WISEGARVER STEVE TWIST CRYSTAL WORTHEY TOM TUTTLE JACK WORKMAN 22 I, PAUL BELL, will my great ability to play basketball to Steve Tuttle in hope that he will get to play next year along with Kelly. I, ELIZABETH BLANKENSHIP, will my great personality, keen wit, and super courage to anyone who wants it or needs it. I, RONNIE BOASTICK, will my great ability to talk slowly and clearly to Miss Borys. I, HOLLY BOWMAN, will my perfect attendance record to Shorty Mulligan in hopes that someone will finally see him. I, MARY CASTRO, will Marsha Poff my ability to get along with the teachers. I, RICK CONOVER, will my basketball ability to Kelly Hiter in hopes that his dad won ' t have to help him shake the starting five his senior year. I, PATTI CRICHTON, will my patience to put up with this lousy school to all unfortunate students and my ability to keep my nose out of other people ' s business to Diane H. I, LONNIE ENYART, will all my hot cars to Mr. Gregory. I, ROBYN FOLLOWELL, will my ability to knock on doors and not get caught to Sherri Brock and Linda West. I, DEE ANN GRANT, will my collection of Playgirls to Evelyn in hopes that they will fulfill her fantasies. I, TIM HOGAN, will my quick wit to Jeff Pearl. I, DIANE HUISINGA, will my pep to Sue Hermann. I, JACK HUNTER, will my ability to not get caught smoking to Tim Hagerty in hopes that he will get kicked out as few times as I did. I, LARRY KALLEMBACH, will my ability to talk to Roger Baker. I, JEANENE LOWERY, will my bra to Beef Sanderson in hopes that he will get that extra lift that we all know he needs. I, TERRI MANNING, will my ability to get along with teachers to all the Juniors. I, CAROL MARLATT, will my ability to get a standard award in physical fitness to Pam. I, CATHY McCANN, will the last stall in the bathroom to Coral and Trish. I, DIANNA McCANN, will my ability to be as graceful as a ballerina to Merry Bowman. I, MARK MOBERLY, will Ron Peake ' s cop car to Tracy Turner so that he won ' t have to fake it any more. I, THELMA MOODY, will all the fun that I ' ve had in high school to my sis- ter, Janet, in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as I have. I, CHRIS PALOMBO, will my sparkling personality and patience to Miss Borys. I, DEBBIE REESER, will my calm, ' ' respectful manner to Mr. Lenz. I, DEBBIE ROY, will my ability to not argue and get mad to the Junior girls I had P. E. with. I, VICKY SIDES, will all my bus experience to Mike Duvall in hopes that he won ' t make the same mistake twice. I, RICK TEDRICK, will my Ford to Jeff Burgin in hopes that he will smash it completely. I, DAVE TEETS, will my old man’s ' 59 Cadillac to the Mafia. I, CHUCK TURPEN, will my size and strength to David Harris so the Freshmen won ' t pick on him next year. I, TOM TUTTLE, will my tights from the Junior class play to Tony Edwards. I, STEVE TWIST, will my winter coat, stocking cap, gloves, boots, and long-johns to any student who tries to make it through another winter at DWHS. I, GUY WISEGARVER, will my superior intelligence to Mr. Heller in hope that in the years to come it can be used. I, JACK WORKMAN, will my smoking stool in the restroom to Trish McCann. I, CRYSTAL WORTHEY, will my ulcer to Kent Reeser so that he doesn’t become an alcoholic. SENIORS SOON TO BE OFFICERS: Mr. Hettinger, Mr. Williams, Sponsors; Pam H. , Treas. ; Mr. Gregory, Sponsor; Gordon G. , Pres. ; Linda S. , Sec. ; Robin B. , St. Council; Rusty M. , Vice- Pres. (not pictured). Although they ' re Seniors soon to be They really don ' t seem like that to me. Between yelling at games and quitting the team. They don ' t really know what Senior means. They have the potential, that ' s very clear, The time of its emerging is very near. They ' re talented, smart, loud but sincere. And have quite a knack for the drinking of beer. So from the Senior Staff to class of ' 75, We ' d like to inform you, your time has arrived. FARMER CITY PACKERS Gorden Gregory Perry Hays Robert Manning Sandy Larson Wilber Jones Marna Floyd Pam Haas Kelly Hiter Tim Marcum FIRST STATE BANK OF MONTICELLO Tony Middleton Tim Miller Roger Mitchell Carmella Polumbo Esther Meyers David Parrish Kathy Perring Gary Neathery Jeff Pearl — ■ MADDEN TRIGG INSURANCE Tracy Turner v Helen Turpen Julie Webb Mark Sosamon Evelyn Trimble Steve Tuttle Debbie Webb Linda West Elizabeth Williams BLOSSOM SHOP GREENHOUSE 31 Mr. Blazier, Sponsor; Deanne Harris, Secretary; Mike Duvall, President; Mr. Sampson, Sponsor; Craig Riddle, Student Council Representative; Nancy Reynolds, Treasurer; Gina Baker, Vice President. 32 HENRY REALTY HENRY OIL 34 GUCKERS DRUG STORE, monticello Nancy Reynolds Craig Riddle Patricia McCann Russell Pearl JACK GRANT CONSTRUCTION .... . Randy Rosetto Walter Smith Scott Sprague James Reed-President; Bobby Humphrey -Vice President; Merry W is egarver- Secretary; Marty Reynolds -Treasurer; Kathy Maiden and Dan Meadors -Student Council Representa- tive; Mrs. Blackburn, Mr. Edman-Advisors. WHO’S THE CLASS OF 77 WE’ RE THE CLASS OF ’77 38 rntmMi Marty Reynolds Ernest Smith Vonna Stone Earl Taylor Denise Shofner Shelia Smith Brenda Stover Penny Tuttle FARMER CITY STATE BANK 43 HEAD HONCHOS Mrs. Pasley-Cheerleading Sponsor. Coach Frazier- Basketball Track. Coach Lenz- Football J.V. Basketball. Coach Sarlo- Football Baseball Stats: Karen B. Kathy P. , Bonita M. 46 PIATT COUNTY FARM BUREAU WHA T’S THE WORD? J. V. : Back: Coach Lenz, Lindon R. , Rusty P. , Tim C. , John D. , Scott K. , Roger T. , Coach Sarlo. Front: Jeff W. , Man- ager, Tim S. , Darrell C. , Scott S. , Craig R. , Ronnie B. , Joe D. , David H. VARSITY: Back: Coach Lenz, Kelly H. , Tim M. , Kent R. , Gordon G. , Jeff P. , Joe R. , Tim H. , Perry H. , Mark S. , Coach Sarlo. Middle: Jack W. , Rusty P. , Roger B. , Dave R. , Bryan B. , Larry K. , Dave T. , Bill S. , Chuck T. , Front: Ronnie B. , William S. , Steve T. , Steve T. , Gary N. , Roger T. , Mark M. , Andy L. , Rick S. , Roger M. , Scott S. 47 J. R. HEATH SON CO. Steve Twist Andy Langley Larry Kallembach Tim Hogan Roger Baker Dave Rudisill Mark Moberly Jeff Pearl Dave Teets MONTICELLO READY MIX CO. 49 50 THE JOHN WARNER BANK Roger Mitchell Tim Marcum Steve Tuttle McFEETERS, INC. Kent Reeser Joe Robbins m WE’VE GOT SPIRIT Varsity for 1973-74 were Dianna M. , Patti C. , Jodie A. , Diane H. , and Debbie R. Junior Varsity cheerleaders were Gina B. , Connie W. , Sue H. , and Gina 0. Both squads of cheerleaders charged up the Eagles to many victories. 52 TAYLOR ABSTRACT COMPANY, clinton HOW ’ BOUT YOU! VERMILLION BOWL Kelly Hiter Forward Rick Conover Guard VARSITY BASKETBALL: Standing; Randy B. , Manager, Mark S. , Roger B. , Bryan B. , Jeff P. , Gordon G. , Kelly H. , Steve T. , Earl T. , Manager. Kneeling; Tim H. , Coach Frazier, Rick Conover. THE PA CE SETTERS J.V. BASKETBALL: Back; Coach Lenz, Darrell C. , Tom M. , Rusty P. , John D. , Scott K. , Lindon R. , Roger T. Front; Louie E. , Dan M. , Scott S . , Mike R. , Ronnie B. , Dan M. , Kelly F. Jeff Pearl Gordon Gregory Center Forward Mark Sosaman Forward Tim Hogan Forward 57 BATTER UP Row 1: Coach Sarlo, Roger T. , Mark M. , Tim M. , Gordon G. , Mark S. , Bob M. , Rick S. , Row 2: Tim S. , Dan M. , Steve T. , Gary N. , Jeff B. , William S. SENIORS Mark Moberly Steve Twist 62 Nllilitin PHOTOGRAPHER - Dave T. ; Mrs. Blackburn, Sponsor; Merry B. ; Holly B. , Co-editor; Marna F. ; Kath P. ; Cathy M. ; Debbie R. ; Jeanene L. ; Miss Borys, Sponsor; Crystal W. ; Chris P. ; Dee Ann G. ; Steve T. ; Patti C. , Co-editor. LOWERS FURNITURE STORE DEWITT COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 65 3 I ! l Steve T. , Andy L. , Tom T. , Jack W. , Rick C. , Gary N. , Rusty P. , Steve T. , Rick S. , Bill S. , Walter S. , Dave T. , Roger B. , Kelly H. , Kent R. , Gordon G. , Joe R. , Jeff P. , Paul B. , Mark S. , Bryan B. , Dave R. , Mark M. ; Mr. Lenz, Sponsor; Vicky S. ; Larry K. , Vice-Pres. Tim H. , Pres. ; Diane H. , Sec. -Treas. ; Randy S. , Norman F. , Sponsors; Dianna M. , Patti C. , Jodie A. , Deb R. Due to the ambition of the Lettermen, D-W has been blest with a new animal -- The Spartacus. Many groans and grunts have been heard coming from the weight room as the students and people of the communities have endeavored to improve their various shapes. Thanks to many people, we can all enjoy this equipment. BA TTLING FOR THE POP MA CHINE Although Student Council has had a very inactive year, they rose from their slumber long enough to battle for the blessed pop machine. Blood ran thick as soda when the pop and candy were locked up in the storage room. Appeals were sent up to higher authorities as students promised to throw away their pop cans and candy wrappers. A week of probation was set and the machine was liberated from the dreadful storage room. Students were thrilled to see the pop machine back in its place. Row 1: Robin B. , Carmella P. , Linda S. , Gina B. , Marna F. , Nancy R. , Patti C. , Cathy M. , Row 2: Vicky S. , Craig R. , Steve T. , President, Roger B. , Gordon G. , Jodie A., Treasurer, Kathy P. , Secretary, Mr. Eatock, Advisor, Diana M. , Karen B. , Dan- ny M. , Row 4: Holly B. , Mark M. , Vice President. 67 Elizabeth W. , Nancy R. , Deb. H. , Cathy M. , Connie W. , Kathy P. , Sherry B. , Marna F. , Robin B. , Shirley S. , Pam H. , Sue H. , Linda W. , Jodi A. , Darlene A. , Linda S. , Holly B. , Carol M. , Vonna S. , Gina O. , Deanne H. , Mary B. , Crystal W. , Marty R. , Patti C. , Karen B. , Coral W. , Merry B. , Gena B. , Lisa B. , Sharon C. , Jeanene L. , Mary C. GAL’S ARE ALLRIGHT Although G.A.A. does not stand for this, Mrs. Trigg certainly displayed this feeling the majority of the year and so did the rest of the club. After nine weeks of bowling, the club was ready to take on the tourna- ment of champions, too bad that they were not ready for us ! An enjoyable year was spent by the gfrls who participated in the 1973-74 club, and we would like to thank Mrs. Trigg for a good year. 68 SENIORS ARE CHA MPS On February 24 at 2:40, the show-down between the seniors and juniors arrived. Not only were the players ready for action, but the student body was ready to cheer, and cheer they did- -until the friendly Principal threatened them with their lives. It was a very close game, and talent was dis- played by both teams; but as usual the seniors came out on top and were awarded their trophy. Row 1: Robyn Followell, Judy McKinney, Gail Gregory-Secretary, Julie Webb- Vice Pres- ident, Linda West-President, Sherry Brock-Treasurer, Jody Anderson, Penny Tuttle- Point Chairman, Corale Worthy, Shirley Stone. Row 2: Elizabeth Blankenship, Janet Moody, Elizabeth Williams, DeAnn Grant, Brenda Stover, Marsha Poff, Sharon Crichton. 70 ROLOFSON BODY SHOP Row 1: DeAnn Grant -Secretary, Roger Baker-Vice President, Bryan Baker-Sentinal, Craig Riddle -Treasurer, Mr. Gregory. Row 2: Guy Wisegarver, Andy Langley, Jack Workman, Lyndon Riddle, Rick Sides, Perry Hayes, Mike Dennison, Wilbur Jones, William Sanderson. Row 3: Lonnie Enyrt, Paul Bell, Rick Conover, Jeff Pearl, Kelly Hiter, Scott Westray, Kelly Frazier, Rusty Meadors -President. 71 EYE VIEW A G L E S Dave. T. , Crystal W. , Kathy P. , Steve T. , Row 2: Mrs. Pasley -Sponsor, Cathy M. , Merry B. - Editor, Miss Shields -Sponsor, Row 3: Pam H. , Bonita M. , Coral W. , Tony E. , Jody A. , Jeanene L. , Christine B. 72 Row One: Lisa B. , Carmella P. , Liz W. , Shirley S. , Pam H. , Julie S. , Mrs. Belcher, Row Two: Marna F. , Terri A. , Penny T. , Vonna S. , Janet M. , Dana C. , Robyn F. , Linda H. , Bonita M. , Vicky H. , Debbie H. , Sheila S. , Row Three: Mary B. , Elizabeth B. 73 An exciting year was spent by the AFS Club. It started out with bugs and food. The com- munity welcomed Mary with a picnic in the Weldon park. A dynamic weekend was experienced with the 17 AFS students that came from differ- ent towns in central Illinois. It was an en- lightening, but somewhat tiring exper- ience. A brief tour of the U of I campus lead to many yawns and camera flashes. Several new and awkward styles were ob- served by people in the Western Bowl as the group tried their hand in the new sport. Everyone was treated to a potluck on Saturday night. Time was spent with the AFS guests showing slides and telling of their countries. The weekend was one that we will never forget. The next task that the AFS undertook was a scrumpdelicious chili supper. AFS mothers kept their dippers going as they served over one hundred people. Several AFS’ers were plagued with dish-pan hands when the whole thing was over. 74 At Christmas, Mary was given a party. She was quite thrilled with the gifts which she received. The affair was well attended by both communities. She always has a smile and usually a new word to tell you about. Who else but --Mary! Her country is Peru and her host, the Don Reynolds family. We will all remember Mary for her comments, questions, and answers. She really had a talent for brightening up some of the dull days at D-W High. The students had the privilege of teaching Mary how to swim, swear, and brown-nose. t ' L Games and refreshments were furnished by the AFS Chapter. A coat was present- ed to her from the high school AFS. Many chuckles and laughs were heard from the crowd as Mary commented on her gifts and cards. Mary ' s last comment was, Santa Claus was better to me this year than he has ever been before! 7 6 ■m HONORS RECEPTIO Vicki S. , Larry K. , Roger T. , Carmella P. , Pat C. , Jodie A. , Merry B. , Robyn B. , LeAnne E. , Judy M. , Penny T. , Steve T. , Merry W. , Lynne K. , Shirley S. , Mary C. , Diane H. , Connie W. , Karen B. , Deanne H. , Holly B. , Deb Roy, Deb R. , Tom T. , Helen T. , Linda S. , Pam H. , Mama F. 77 O J h MEMBERS: Tom T. , Deb R. , Deb Roy, Larry K. , Holly B. , Diane H. , Mary C. , Kathy P. , Linda S. , Marha F. , Pam H. A ONE AND A TWO 79 80 Marching Band usually begins even before school starts ! The Band not only faithfully marched for football games and Home- comings, they also participated in the Northwestern Band Day and the U. of I. Band Day. Practicing for these competi- tions meant several early morning practices and marching up and down the road for MILES and MILES . . . Their hard efforts payed off though. The Band received a first for percussion and a fourth out of twelve schools in their divi- sion in state competition at the U. of I. The Band is one of the most active organ- izations at D-W and should be highly commended! 81 CONTEST . . . NER VO US, WOODWIND ENSEMBLE: Gayle G. , Lynn K. , Lisa B. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE: Tracy T. , Liz SAXAPHONE DUET: Julie S. , Paul D. B. , Linda H. , Tim C. , James R. UNPREPARED, TONE DEAF? FLUTE ENSEMBLE: Mary B. , Terri A. , Merry B. , Darlene A. PIANO SOLOISTS: Robin B. , Lisa B. VOCAL SOLOS-LOW VOICE-: Sue VOCAL SOLOS-HIGH VOICE-: Pam H. , Leanne E. , H. , Mama F. , Janet M. Liz W. CHORUS MEMBERS ARE AS FOLLOWS: Carol M. , Sec. , Sue H. , Leanne E. , Pam H. , Pres. , Linda B. , Marna F. , Vice Pres. , Liz W. , Mrs. Gill, Director, Sue H. , Janet M. DO RE MI 85 The 1973-74 Pep Club started out with a bang! Although it fizzled out in the end, it did have its highlights. The Pep Club sponsored a wall -decorating contest for homecoming, and had bake sales to buy jerseys to wear at the ball games. Pep Club officers are as follows: Mrs. Pasley, Sponsor, Diana M. Pres. , Pat C. Vice., Gayle G. Treas. , Merry B. Sec., and Linda S. Student Council Rep. PEP CL UB THE AGE OF AQUARIUS The Age of Aquarius set the mood for Homecoming this year. It was a time of excitement and disappoint- ment. The 10 to 11 score disappointed many Eagle fans, but they quickly recoverd when they saw the beautifully decorated gym which was provided by Stu- dent Council. The music from the Bob Norman Band filled the halls adding to the excitement of the Grand March. Then the mystic moment arrived. It was time to announce the attendants and the King and Queen. The lights were lowered, the drums rolled and the winners were revealed. They are as follows : King, Andy Langley; Queen, Diane Huisinga; Senior Attendants, Debbie Roy and Tim Hogan; Junior Attendants, Linda Sprague and Roger Baker; Sophomore Attendants, Coral Worthey and Craig Riddle; Freshman Attend- ants, Gayle Gregory and Roger Twist. 88 FRESHMAN ORIENTA TION? They could be compared to Freshmen the first day of school. Scurrying around with class schedules in their hands, they didn ' t look like Freshmen, some of them looked old enough to be parents --most of them were! It was the open house for parents. It began at seven with an assembly. The students of various classes had prepared 9 ? presentations for the event. After the as- sembly the parents were subjected to everything from animal dissection to reading French menus to a complex phys- ics experiment. The parents, following a mini schedule, attended the classes their teenagers usu- ally would. This enabled them to get a better perspective of a student ' s school day and also gave them a chance to talk with the teachers. After school , re- freshments were served in the lobby. There was a good turn-out and on the whole the open house was a great success!  After six weeks of diligent practicing, the Junior’s debut came. The members of the play cast who had so notoriously side-step- ped rehearsals were now nervously pacing backstage. But the moment had arrived and ready or not the play had to go on! Everyone was anxious to know Who Dunnit? A sophisticated mystery writer is murdered and the Arch Angel grants him twen- ty-four hours to go back to earth and find out Who Dunnit ! Many tears and laughs filled the gym on that Friday night. A great sigh of relief was heard coming from the sponsors and the play cast when the play was over. Many comments were heard on the play afterwards. Most of the juniors just couldn ' t believe it worked! But the play did work and it came off just great! Cast: Julie W. , Linda W. , Gary N. , Rick S. , Shirley S. , Steve T. , Tony E. , Pam H. , Kelly H. , Ms. Shields, Sherrie B. , Kathy P. , Linda S. , Merry B. ,• Marna F. , Jodie A. , Robin B. , Ms. Borys. 95 LE FETE DE NOEL LETTERMAN’S CARNIVAL Along with the March wind, in roared the Lettermen ' s Carnival. On March 2nd the Lettermen sponsored a Carnival as a money making project. It is not the run of the mill type project, though. There are several booths where one can test his skill at throwing darts, knocking down bottles, and many other sports. Not only does the con- testant achieve the self- satisfaction of knowing he has conquered these skills, he also has the chance to win prizes in the raffle. These in- cluded a clock radio, a broiler oven, tape deck and a camera. Not only were the winners happy, but also the lettermen. Their carnival was a great success ! 100 MONTICELLO FLORIST The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Ramada Inn in Urbana. After a buffet banquet, the couples danced to the music of the Front Page. After Prom was held at Foster ' s Bowl in Mon- ticello. The Junior Class can be thanked for a lovely evening. 105 106 G R ADUATION VALEDICTORIAN: Deb Reeser SALUTATORIAN: Tom Tuttle 107 AWARDS PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS: (Top to Bottom): Patti C. , Gina O. , Tim H. , S. A. R. , Good Merry B. , Merry W. , Lisa B. , Dianna M. , Deb R. , Julie W. , Citizenship Award, and Debbie W. , Vicki S. Athlete of the Year. 108 Boy ' s State: Tony Edwards Girl ' s State: Pam Haas PROGRAM ship Award, and Shorthand ILLINOIS POWER ESSAY WINNERS: Penny Tuttle and Award. Tim Sanderson. FLORIDA! 110 BOOSTERS FARMER CITY DELAND-WELDON George H. Dunn Weldon Cafe Love ' s Department Store Stines Grocery Corner Furniture Weldon Garage Roberts Jewelry Deland Tribune Weldon Record K S Furniture Roosevelt National Life Young ' s Styling Flaircutting Kaiser Ag. Chemistry Smith-Johanns Inc. Rigg ' s Market Nik Mitchell, O.D. Deland Motors Farmhouse Marty ' s Barber Shop Weldon Laundry Dry Cleaning Diamond Horseshoe CLINTON People ' s Cafe Taylor-Magill Hotel Restaurant Webb ' s Men ' s Wear Montgomery ' s Approved Singer Dealer Ma son Rexall Drugs Donut Shop Sonny ' s Standard Cannon ' s Family Shopper Dan-D Shell Service Clinton IGA Pointer ' s Sales Service Dr. Meyer ' s Veir ' s Richards Eisner Agency Gary Riegel, DDS Alexander Lumber Co. Country Companies Insurance Dr. W. L. Amacher Dr. Harold Weinberg Collier ' s Appliances Clinton Daily Journal Public Walker ' s Service Drs. Gordon Gordon, Optometrists Wicke ' s Lumber Alsup Sales Agency — Montgomery Ward Town Country Camelot MONTICELLO Dairy Queen Monticello Ready Mix Co. Tinfrock Motor Sales Monticello Radiator Shop Servi-Soft Nixon Automotive Co. Mr. Mrs. Virgil White Nancy Piatt County Sheriffs Dept. Fitzgerald ' s Jewelers Monticello Dairy Queen Stewart ' s Toggery Lindell Huisinga Family Grimsley ' s Flower Store Rothway Chick Hatcheries, Inc. Wilson Reeves Motors Ye Olde Lantern Gene Jac ' s Bi Rite Food Store Merrial Rita ' s Tastee Freez Jordan ' s Barber Shop Griffin ' s Rexall Drugstore 112 Piatt County Journal Republican •