Donovan High School - Donovo Yearbook (Donovan, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1966 volume:

' x 'i' l W 9 N Hu ,Hy V W W facffwiwfff A ww l R if PWWQMW aff M M JW WP W The Annual Staff. Of Donovan H igh School Views of Uur School Building NS' ' ,, 3' ADMINISTRA TION and F, FACULTY LAWRENCE BOUDREA U, IR. Principal ?riEZ?:i34rz:':5V:iwW' 517 JAMES J. DOGLIO Superintendent Board of Education STANDING: Carl Dnis, Alphonse Marcorre, Donald Sanders. SEATED: George Srerrenberg Jolin lrloppel, Secreraryg Roger Tebo, President: Glenn Bnrcliby Once HeQ9 . 5 . W I mwgwrgg? BACK ROW STANDING: Marilyn Wilson, Vickie Faupel, Sheila Hoppel, Wray LaFond, Gae Langellier. SITTING: Elaine Brown. STANDING FIRST ROW: Pam Courtney, Bernice Ketcher- side, Marilyn Arseneau. MRS. RUBY ARSENEAU Assistant Secretary MRS. JEAN DURHAM Secretary MRS. FRIEDA COUGHENOUR Commercial Yearbook Sponsor School Paper Sponsor 11 fx! t ... X .. G H! 'X . NA OMI DA RROUGH French I SL II English I 86 IV MRS. ROBERTA DASCHNER English Speech Coach Senior Sponsor flu ' if? MISS BONNIE DICKSON Girls' P. E. Cheerleaders' Sponsor L Q or MR. HAROLD HUBER Grade School Band High School Band Guidance Counselor MR. WILFRED HUBERT 4+ -,af Librarian 'Q'- Library Club Sponsor , f ' j fiff J 1 5 at MR. STEVE JOHNSON shop. Math XX Grade School Coach Q ' gress ol Nuclear Phyiics 2 -'T ,feev f f Asif -, , iffy ii S i MR. LINARD KESSINGER Physics -- Physical Science Algebra - Chemistry Sophomore Sponsor ff 'W , W, ,,..,, vi .12 ,,,, wwf f 'M ,,L,, Mio f ft s Ng' mn cu 5 fy, NNN , 1' 4 , , . .... WMM , ' A f- .nicfm ,. Q gg. I A 1.f'1i-Fw, if 8 A yi 5 Y il Asif- ,fr MR. DAVID PATERSON Mathematics Junior Varsity Coach Baseball Coach MR. M. D. SCHLIEPER Vocational Agriculture F. F, A. Sponsor Senior Sponsor qt 'ffigm mesa B W' Maw, K MR. JERRY SHAFER Social Studies Psychology Freshman Sponsor Beta Club Sponsor -vm, e X. ,N an ii ,. 5 X i 1 , ii, Bw MR. DONALD STILLWELL Biology 7th 85 Sth Grade Science Driver's Education Varsity Basketball Coach nior Sponsor W Our Bus Drivers STANDING - Harold Bossong, Gary Focken, Jerry Shafer, Darlene Peerbolte, Barbara Obenland, Elmer Hurling, Steve Johnson, James Doglio, Bus Supervi- sor. KNEELING - Elijah Varvel, J. H. Loblaw, Harlan Gerber Uur Cooks .av .5 Q55 km if we ma? it ,L ,, . X i CECIL ELLIS V - .,: if! ..k',L.4'4g, , Y fJ Q ROSETTA BARNETT, MARGARET DANIELS Our J cz n i E 0 r 5 4. A EDWARD PAULUS You didn't really get all your home row Welcome to the party! Personally, I believe this keys jammed! picture is lacking something Watch-out Mr. Shafer, your Our Mad Scientist Care ifl join you? human-behavior is showing! I I So all of the Seniors have decided to You say you've sewed your dress to One or Two Loaves! skip today--Ha! Ha! your new material! Did someone call me? Our tangled up P.E. I do hope we'll Oh, please let us teacher we'll win a let us win. game! in if Y f.-as I fl. :s Senzor Class GTS BACK ROW: Paula Langellier, Treasurer: Vivian Hurling, Student Council: Marilyn Wilson, Re- porter-Historiang Mr. Schlieper, Sponsor, Craig Langellier, Photographer: FRONT ROW: Tom Zabel, Secretaryg Gary Brown, President, Mrs. Daschner, Sponsor: Louis Bossong, Student Council: Bill Rust, Vice President. H' arf PATRICIA LEE ALLSTEADT Quiet. . . Prank. . . Ready for fun Chorus 39 Pep Club 1, 2g Class Play 3, 4g Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES CONRAD ARSENEAU Track star. . . Observant. . . Physical Fitness Bug Class Play 3, 49 Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 45 F. F.A. lg Boys' State 3. 51 W ft MARILYN JEANNE ARSENEAU Dependable. . .Fun Loving. . .Our Drum Majorette Pep Club 1, 2g Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Office Help 4: Class Play 3, 4: Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Co-Chairman of Pro- jects 43 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4g Contest 1, 2, 3, 4g Drum Majorette 4. LOUIS IRL BOSSONG Future Farmer. . .Steady Man. . . Lots of Fun Student Council 4g President 4: Donovo 4g Pep Club 1: Beta Club 2, 3, 4g Class Tourna- ment 1, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 2, 3: Class Secretary-Treasurer 2: Class President 3: Donogram 4. ROGER WILLARD BARNLUND Witty. . .Keen on Coons . . .Co-opera- tive Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Contest 1, 2, 4g Pep Club 1, 25 Class Play 3, 4: Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1,2:F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ELAINE ELIZABETH BROWN Out-Spoken. . .Efficient. . .Fun to be With Donovo 45 Pep Club 1, 2: Library Club 3, 4: Vice President 4: Office Help 45 Class Play 3, 45 F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Recreation Leader 45 Class Photographer 2: Class Tournament l, 3: Donogram 4. GARY LEE BROWN Our Leader, . , Athletic Star. . . Future Poli- tician Student Council 3, Vice President 3, Class Play 3, 4, Donovo 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, speech 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, Class Vice President 1, President 2, 4. GLEN RAY CORDES Quiet. . . Good Typist. . . Full of Zip Transferred from Clifton Central 4, Class Play 4, Class Tournament 4. LINDA LOU BRUENS Donovo Editor. . . Hard Working. . .Patient Donovo Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Chorus 1, 3, Pep Club 1,23 Library Club 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech 2, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. X M, 451- 195 M W ROGER LEE CURBY Fun Loving. . . Polite. . .Jolly Pep Club 1,2, Library Club 4, Class Play 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Class Tournament 1,2, 3, 4. df? BEVERLY ALICE DEWITT Very quiet. . . Nice. . . Earnest Pep Club l,2:Chorus l:F.H.A. 1,2 ' Class Play 3, 4. .3.4f q1r 'T3 CAROL JANET DUBY Just like her sister. . .Full of pep. . . Sweet Donovo 4: Chorus 1, 3: Pep Club 1, 2: Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4: Class Play 3, 4: DO11Ogf21m 4- MARY LORRAINE DUBEA Friendly. . . Helpful. . . Clarinetist Donovo 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Contest 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2: Library Club 3: Class Play 3 4: Class Tournament 1, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Donogram 4. KAREN JANIS DUBY Just like her sister. . .Easy-going. . . Willing Donovo 4: Chorus 3: Pep Club 1, 2: Library Club 3: Reporter 3: Class Play 3, 4: Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H.A . 1, 2, 3, 4: Co-chairman of Projects 3: Second Vice President 4: Donogram 4. ROBERT GENE DUIS Honor student. . . Friendly. . . Broadminded Student Council 33 Donovo Assistant Adver- tising Editor 3, Advertising Editor 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 President 43 Contest 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 13 Class Play 3, 43 Class Tourna- ment 1, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 43 Basketball 2, 43 F.F. A. 1,2, 43 Class Secretary 13 Beta Club 2, 3, 4. JUDITH ANN FIGG Lover of books. . . Everyone's friend Donovo 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Contest 1,2, 3, 43 Chorus 1,2, 33 Contest 33 Pep Club 1,23 Li- brary Club 3, 43 Class Play 3, 4g Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 43 Speech 43 Contest 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' State 3. VICKIE CHARLENE FAUPEL Vivacious. . . Humorous. . .Intelligent Donovo 43 Donogram 1, 3, 43 Chorus 33 Pep Club 1, 23 Beta Club 2, 3,43 Reporter 43 Office Help 43 Class Play 3,41 Class Tourn ament 1, 23 Speech 3, 4313. H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4g Chairman of Projects 3g Majorette 1, 23 Contest 1, 23 Class Historian and Reporter 1 Homecoming Court 3, 4. MICHAEL LEE GIGUERE Fun loving. . . Polite. . .Jolly Pep Club 1,22 Class Play 3, 4g Class Tourna ment 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 23 Track 3, 4. MICHAEL STEVEN GORDON Easy-going. . .Likeable. . .Lover of horses Pep Club 1, 2: Class Play 3, 4: Class Tourna- ment 1, 2,3, 4: Track 2: Manager 2: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. VIVIAN MARIE HURLING Sweet. . . Donogram Editor. . . Steady Student Council 4: Donovo 4: Donogram As. Ed. 3: Ed. 4: Band 1, 2: Cont. 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 2: Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Class Tourn. 1, 3, 4: Speech 2: Homecoming Court 1, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Treas. 3: Degrees Chrm. 4: Class Rep. -Hist. 2: Sec. 3. CLIFFORD EA RLE JOHNSON Shy. . .Friendly. . .Dependable Beta Club 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Class Tourna- ment 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1. HELEN BERNICE KETCHERSIDE Future Nurse. . .Friendly. . .Agreeable Donovo 4: Donogram 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2: Library Club 3, 4: Office Help 4: Class Play 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT RALPH LABARGE Jolly. . . Care-Free. . . Easy-Going Pep Club 2, Library Club 43 Class Play 4, .WRAY ALLEN LaFOND Witty. . , Busy. , , Talkative Band 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Beta Club 3, 4, Office Help 4g Class Play 3, 4, Class Tournament 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3g Basketball 2, 3, 4313. F. A. 1, 2. MARY JOANNE LADE Qliet. . . Shy.. . Co-operative Chorus 1, 25 Library Club 2, 4, Class Play 3, 43 Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. 4,-Q., 1, ,, , CRAIG MICHAEL LANGELLIER Ecstatic. . . Frank. . . Dry Humor Student Council 25 Donovo 45 Pep Club 1, 2g Class Play 3, 43 Class Tournament 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 4. 1 3 Mi, GAE NORMA LANGELLIER Shy. . . Determined, , , Dependable Donovo 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Band Contest 1,2, 3, 4, Donogram 4, Pep Club 1,2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Office Help 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. , ,,... , ri 'R' DANIEL MARK LINDBECK Lots of Fun. . . Easy-Going. . . Sports Minded Transferred from Cambridge 4, Class Play 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 4, Speech 4. ri PAULA FAE LANGELLIER Our Treasurer. . . Sweet. . . Hard Worker Student Council 1, Donovo 4, Donogram 2, 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Contest 1, 2, Pep Club 1,2, Beta Club 2,3, 4, Treasurer 4, Class Play 3, 4, Class Tournament 1, 2, Speech 1, 2, 3, 4, Contest 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Homecoming Queen 4. JAMES JOSEPH MARKLEY Happy-go-Lucky, . . Mischievous. . . Future Farmer Pep Club 1, 2, Class Play 3, 4, Class Tour- nament 1,2,3,4, F. F. A. 3,4. 5 'v-av' A K TERRY LEE MARTELL Likable. . . Ready for Fun. . . Good Worker Transferred from Herscher 25 Donovo 45 Pep Club 25 Class Play 3, 45 Class Tournament 2,3,4, Track 2,35 P.F.A. 2,45 Donogram 4. PATSY LEE MCGILL Great Personality. . . Sincere. . . Co-operative Donovo 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Contest 1, 25 Pep Club 1,25 Donogram 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Class Play 3,45 Speech 2, 35 Contest 2,35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 4. NANCY BETH MAXWELL Sweet. . . Shy. . .Sincere Student Council 45 Donovo 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Contest 35 Pep Club 1,25 Library Club 2, 3, 45 President 45 Class Play 3, 45 Class Tour- nament 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 45 Class Photographer 35 Donogram 4. rim IW! RONALD LEE PEERBOLTE Future Chiropractor. . . Determined. . . A Wildcat Donovo 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 1. l x THELMA ANN PRAY Talkative. . . Nice. . . Helpful Pep Club 1,29 Library Club 3, 4: 3, 4, Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 3, 4. Class Play F.H.A. 1, wfwhh PAMELA FAE REGNIER Versatile. . . Co-operative. . . On The Go Donovo 4, Donogram 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Pep Club 1,23 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Class Play 3, 4, speech 2, 3, 4, contest 2,3 4: F. H. A. 1,2. '? '!l ' WILLIAM RAY RUST THOMAS HARRY WINFIELD SAWYER Intelligent, , , Ham Radio Fan. . . Quiet Quiet. . . Easy-Going. . . Religious Class Play 3, 49 Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. Class President 15 Vice-President 2, 4. DONALD LEROY TEBO Shy. . . Good Worker. . . Dependable Donovo 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Contest 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Class Play 3, 45 Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 4. DAVID ALBERT WEHLING Well-Dressed. . . Witty. . .Courageous Class Play 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4. MARK ROGER TEBO Tall. . .Full of Pep. . .Loves Notes Pep Club 15 Beta Club 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Class Tournament 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. National Convention 15 F. F. A. Soil Judging 3. LARRY EUGENE WENDEL Noisy. . . Full of Pep. . .Everybody's Buddy Pep Club 1, 23 Class Play 3, 45 Class Tourna- ment 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Manager 1. JOYCE ALICE WHITSON Quiet. . .Hard Worker. . .Lots of Fun Student Council 35 Donovo 43 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Office Help 3: Class Play 3, 45 Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 President 4. SHIRLEY LOUISE YATES Cheerleader. . .Ready Smile. . . Frank Donovo 4: Chorus 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Class Play 3, 45 Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 3, 4: Homecoming Court 2: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Co-Chairman of Project 21 Re- creation Leader 3g Historian 4: Cheerleader 3, 4g Captain 4. MARILYN RAE WILSON Good Writer. . .Loyal. . .Nice Donovo 4: Donogram 3, 4: Asst. Ed. 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Treas. 3: Sec. 45 Cont. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3: Cont. 3: Pep Club 1, 2: Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Off. Help 4, Class Play 3, 4: Class Tourn. 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 1, 2: F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Chrm. of Pub. Relations 4g Class Off. 3, 4, Rep. -Hist. 3, 4: Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS ALLEN ZABEL Dependable. . . Polite. . . Faithful Pep Club 1: Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 Class Play 3, 4: Class Tournament 1, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Class Photographer 1gVice-President 35 Secretary 4:13. F.A. 2. Senior Class Now we're in High School, the hands point to nineg As green little Freshmen, we wanted to shine. And with the coming of Joyce Whitson, We all learned to study like blitzen. For Homecoming Court we chose Vivian Hurlingg While Marilyn and Vickie, our majorettes, prac- ticed twirling. With the help of Bill, Gary, and Bob, We tried to do a very good job. We were fifty-two in number strong: And Mr. Schlieper helped us along. Now we're progressing, the clock stands at ten. We're nearing the time we'll be ladies and men. We lost Chris, Mike, Jessica, Darlene and Murray: But Terry came to our aid in a big hurry. In the Homecoming Court Shirley was seen Sitting in honor of our Homecoming Queen. Marilyn Arseneau and Vickie were each a major- erte. We're now learning quickly, but there's much to do yet. Mr. Schlieper again leads our forty-eight. We're hurrying now, but our pathway's not straight. Now the clock stands at eleven. Stairway to the Stars was directed toward heav- en! Louie's our president, our sponsors are twog Mrs. Daschner and Mr. Schlieper conducted us through. We were all happy when class rings arrived. Through Room and Bored we all survived. Roger, Bob, and Marilyn were our Mello-Cats: To that little combo we tip our hats. Paula and Shirley cheered for our team. Vickie and Vivian attended our Homecoming Queen. Five chosen couples helped lead our prom: Vivian and Louis, Marilyn and Dave, Vickie and Ron, And also Paula and Gary, Shirley and Tom. With money-making projects our treasury we hail, Concessions, cake walks and magazine sales. Vivian Hurling Gae Langellier ,p,, N 1 1 1 ,5 nisn ' C s Q fi I l y p pp s, f ff' ps '- Wray LaFond r x 0 Don Tebo Carol Duby r 'l'i 1 Louis Bossong Bob Duis ' Marilyn Arseneau B111 Rust Q. M..-are Karen Duby Nancy Maxwell Shnl-ey Yates Dan Lindbeck g r.,rsssxss,M Mark Tebo 54 I ' ,W 4 f Vickie Faupel Roger Barnlund ff 4' sr if z f pl' f 4' ,., at is ai f W' az 45 S-Q ,s a v . 'YS V a 1 Ns ' M' Jim Markley Hzstory The clock says twelve--we're Seniors at last, Some of us regret that eleven years are past. We began our year with a July 4th food standg Mrs. Daschner and Mr. Schlieper lent us a hand. Paula Langellier reigned as Homecoming Queeng Vivian and Vickie were in her court supreme. Marilyn Arseneau led our band as drum majorette: Her lovely appearance we won't soon forget. Throughout the year we have been very, very busy, With money-making projects which kept us in a tizzy. From cake walks to bake sales, from pens to pins, With concessions and fish fries, we've beeninspins. As our senior year draws to a close, We chose our class flower--the red rose. Our class motto was Forward ever, backward nev- er, We'l1 take its advice and push forward forever. We approach graduation with a total of forty-six. We're meeting our goal for the year of sixty-six. We receive our diplomas in colors brightg In turquoise and silver we're shining tonight. Now we've graduated but We're not finished yetg We're going to Washington, D. C. by United Air- lines jet. I .s f i ilarl Q ii' d ii i in lf? Gary Brown Linda Bruens d iii V l . . K ' K -i t :VVV Z Pam Regnier If J t rr' 1-'2 i V Jud Fi it Y gg W' Jim Arseneau Marilyn Wilson Paula Langellier Tom Zabel Elaine Brown Mary Dubea r,s s it iii s - ..,k3 Q . A - , - N ' is s rf, L s.,J, - , t ,- I -rf -f -45 I L ,M ns: . 7 .fff f in r .,,, ,f .N r f it hr Class Wnll We the Class of nineteen hundred and sixty six being of sound mind and memory hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testament whereby we bequeath the following possessions collected during our four years at Donovan High PATRICIA ALLSTEADT will my ability to spike a volleyball to Jack Noel JAMES ARSENEAU will my nature loving anlmal knowledge to Steve Zabel MARILYN ARSENEAU will my ability to lead the band in freezing weather to anyone who has the proper endurance and warm blood ROGER BARNLUND will coonsmanship to Mike Savoree LOUIS BOSSONG will my black hot rod to Donnie Laurent may he handle it as carefully as I have ELAINE BROWN will my friendly out going personality to Vince Martell GARY BROWN will my leadership ability to Tom LaFond may he Join me at the sanitarium after graduation LINDA BRUENS will my ability to be Donovo editor and continue to be friends with everyone on the staff to Sharon Rust GLEN CORDES will my typing ability to Ray LaMontagne ROGER CURBY will my ability to make school a ball to Danny Arseneau BEVERLY DEWITT will my quiet nature to Lora Ketcherside McCullough CAROL DUBY will my ability to reflect the physical image of another of my classmates to whomever else can accomplish the feat KAREN DUBY will my reflecting ability to Gae Hertz to whom life a constant challenge ROBERT DUIS will my ability to evaluate the teacher s knowledge to Irvin Figg VICKIE FAUPEL will my ability to misspell the words on the stencil for the Donogram to anyone else who enJoys doing them over IUDITH FIGG will my ability to talk in P E to Beverly Zabel MIKE GIGUERE will my car to Bob Benjamin MIKE GORDON will my horsemanship to Becky Bohn VIVIAN HURLING will my position as Donogram editor to Sheila Hoppel CLIFFORD JOHNSON will my ability to possess a new car every year to anyone who doesn t enjoy riding to school in our luxurious school buses BERNICE KETCHERSIDE will my 3ITlblI1Oll to be a nurse to anyone who en Joys having sore arms after taking all those shots ROBERT LABA RGE will my ability to daydream in Bookkeeping to Cl'll'1SI1ll6 Nourie I' y . . . . I I, , , - . . I, , . . . . . I, . - ll - fl - . I. O . ' ' ' 3 I, , . . - . . . I I' ' . . . . 5 . . L , . . . . . L y . . , . i I' ' . 1 - V ll ll I I, , ' ' ' . I, MARY DUBEA, will my ability to be a fluent conversatlonalist to Mike I' y . . . , . I, , . II 4 ll 4 . - ' . I, y . . . . . If Y U ' I 4 I I, ' . . . .. .. . I u l I, , ' ' ' . I' , . .. . .. l In I I I U 3 ' ' ' I, , . . . 1. . ' ' ' ' L , . . . . . . . MARY LADE wrll my ab1l1ty Ill sports to Sylvla RHDOIII WRAY LAFOND w1ll my abtlrty to get along wtth Mrs Darrough to R1Ch ard Wyss CRAIG LANGELLIER wrll my ab1l1ty to terrorlze the teachers and get by w1th tt to Rrck Hlxon GAE LANGELLIER wrll my ab1l1ty to Interrupt Psychology class Ill order to take roll to anyone who l1kes drrty looks from Mr Shafer PAULA LANGELLIER w1ll my abrlrty to walk lrke Chester to Drane Rat 1 DANNY LINDBECK wrll my left leg to anyone who ltkes to llmp PAT MCGILL wrll my stud1ous manner Ill Englrsh to Jana Sennett JIM MARKLEY M 111 my ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mrs Coughenour to Bob Clark TERRY MARTELL wtll my achrevement of be1ng the only boy to survrve f1rst year typrng and be Ill typ1ng II to anyone who enJoys the company of the opposlte sex NANCY MAXWELL w11l my ab1l1ty to plan a successful Homecomrng Dance to anyone who lrkes headaches RONNIE PEERBOLTE wrll my ab1l1ty to meet curfew to anyone who enJoys ClI'lV11lg twelve mlles 111 frve m1nutes THELMA PRAY wrll my grft of gab to Dave Schrlltng PAMELA REGNIER wrll my abtlrty to get my mouth washed out w1th soap by M1ss Dtckson to anyone who llkes drrty soap BILL RUST w1ll my ab111ty to help Mr Kessrnger wrth hrs math problems to Donn1e TIPIOD TOM SAWYER w1ll my quret personallty to Davrd McCullough DONALD TEBO w11l not w1ll my Yahama to anybody MARK TEBO w1l1 my he1ghth to Dav1cl Sanders DAVID WEHLING w1l1 my broken r1b to anyone who llkes to be taped LARRY WENDEL w1ll my easy gO11lg manner to Dav1d Mmard JOYCE WHITSON wrll my shy reserved personahty to VICRIG Corbln MARILYN WILSON w11l my beautlful head of ha1r to Mr Boudreau SHIRLEY YATES wlll my cheerleadrng ab1l1ty to Pam Courtney THOMAS ZABEL w11l my test grades tn Engllsh to anyone who lrkes to blush In Wrtness Hereunto we do set our hand th1s twenty seventh day of May the year of our Lord Ntneteen Hundred and S1XIy Stx Senlor Class of 66 l'ff. up. 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V A V V A VV ,. fi ' Q 2-V 1 Q :,, 1 .gA,h , gf ,.,:, Wh JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Jana Sennett, Photographerg Kathy Duis, Treasurer, Tana Arseneau, Reporter-Histori- ang Pam Courtney, Student Council, Mr, Stillwell, Sponsor. STANDING: Steve Lambert, Student Council, Joe Swanson, Vice-Presidentg Sharon Rust, Secretary, Tom LaFond, President, Class History The Junior Class began with an enrollment of 55 students, Our sponsor was Mr. Donald Stillwell. Doug Webster joined our class at the beginning of the second semester to make the number 56. The first of the year was highlighted with the arrival of class rings. Pam Courtney, Kathy Duis, and Nancy Barnlund represented the class as cheerleaders. Debbie Obenland served as a majorette. Aggie Mickle and Sharon Rust were elected Home- coming Queen attendants. The money-making projects of the year were: the successful junior play, Mumbo Jumbo' given on November 19, concessions at basketball games, a cake walk, and the magazine sales campaign, The class representatives at the Speech Contest at Kankakee were: A Aggie Mickle, Chris- tine Nourie, Richard DeWitt, Joe Kusman, Sharon Marcotte, and Tana Arseneau. Jeff Langellier and Steve Lambert played on the varsity basketball team. The juniors on the baseball team included Tom LaFond, Steve Lambert, and Joe Swanson, with Jeff Langellier as manager. On the track team were Rick Hixon, Mike McCullough, Don Laurent, and Ray Lalxlontagne. The juniors who were active in Beta Club were Joe Swanson, Kathy Duis, Irvin Figg, Christine Nourie, Jan Sturm, Steve Lambert, Judy Whitson, Amy Hertz, Becky Seibring, Linda Grant, Tom Lalfond, and Tana Arseneau. The Junior-Senior Prom on Saturday, May 7, was an appropriate ending for the year of 1965-1966. .w,....-f++ any N Q l f : C ur fr I ,, V 1 , M ,, it x . f F 5 28 Af: . Q 'fraagm I If -4 rr ,, f kr ,M rb ll ii f -r pf 19 fu .A sa. h N 4:4 E rf -N ,L 55,2 Danny Arseneau Tana Arseneau Amy Hertz Rick Hixon Gary A rsenean Carroll Bossong Sheila Hoppel John Johnson Nan cy Barnlund Brenda Caldwell Lora Kercherside Joe Kusman Robert Clark Vickie Corbin Barbara L aF ond T om L allond Pamela C ourrney Richard DeWitt Steve Lambert Geraldine Lalvlontange C arol Dnbea Kathy Duis Ray mond LaM ontange Jeff Langellier Irvin Figg Linda Grant Donnie Lanrenr Venira Lowrey 1 I V ffl 1 W' , he rrayy r I xr L s,. O U, G ,J ,. . - VVQNL' r i 4 fv- ,V ,,-, I as-'rf A551 , if faff Q., ,J . ,. ,- Q'I 7's. ' .'.'.'.:.'. f . . ', , , 'xrnn' 2, me ..4XiA W 4 v . 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' I k , ,ffl 7, V , I rf' H N f ' f , JL t w' ff V 154 J, . , pw , 4 5- f'l7 4 YZ' K! S OPH OM ORES ,f--L , ,MW if-fi SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Mr. Kessinger, Sponsorg Wanda Bossong, Reporter-Historian, Bonnie Langellier, Stu- dent Councilg Paul Carlson, Photographerg Terry Gerber, Student Council, STANDING: Cheryl Wendel, Vice President, Louisa Schultz, Presidentg Cindy Cordes, Secretary, Class History The fall of 1965 found the class of 68 , fifty in number, back at Donovan High School for another year of school activities. Cindy Cordes joined us from Central. Mr. Kessinger was our class sponsor. Louisa Schultz led our class as president backed up by Cheryl Wendel as vice-president, Cindy Cordes as secretary, and Dave Whitson as treasurer, Marsha Preisser and Wanda Bossong were elected as cheerleaders to help Paul Carlson, Vince Martell, Kenny Arseneau, Corky Askew, and Dave Askew on to victories on the J, V. team, Darwin Peerbolte and Bill Boudreau played on the varsity team. Paul Carlson, Bill Boudreau, and Terry Gerber contributed their sports ability on the baseball team and helped Donovan win the conference tournament in baseball. Bonnie Langellier was chosen to represent our class in the Homecoming Court. Selling sweatshirts, bake sales, a sock hop, and a car wash were our major money-making projects for the year. , 4 , , , s , 7 7 I 'vm' I ' M, are We-'44, fl gwu 7 I2 A .- J! my V Absent K' PHOYO G i'L Nor Avmmatz 4- G ' y, ,,1 Q I ,, I - ffz hx 5 I AM l nnnry . I .,, .- 'Tiff' s f , , I up A 4 axe! af ff ' Barbara A rseneau Kenneth Arseneau. Cindy Cordes Estella Cotter Ronald Arseneau David Askew Margo Easter Patricia Easter William A skew, Robert Benjamin Terry Gerber George Gernon Wanda Bossong Cheryl Bechtel Mona Fae Goldsberry Gloria Harper Bill Boudreau Margaret Brady Gay Hertz Mary LaBarge Sharon Brandenburg Vernon C adw allader Terry Lade Bonnie Langellier James Carlson Paul Carlson Lola Lenz Zula Lawson T00 BUSY ,pi 1 5 'SIM QI 5,1 1 - 4. moto ' Not Available in 4 Q' f , , , rr ' 'xi 5 Q if 'Y' Kr an il? it L Q-Q. , hi i' Bhx H 'im Aw G qw: I .. ..,,, 3 1' .rs -f ft I 0' X' Q4 , Lf' me X ,- ,.. 7, 1' 5' xc 55 ,ivwv .. A 'nn 'Us A.-M ,.,, an AVN 'sf 5 'ff A1 N if xx jf -: ofa ' f fl Abscni when pidwu wore mode if if ' rig, 3 affix. N Harold Loy David McCullough Carol Schroeder Louisa Schultz Patrick McC ullough John McDonald Brenda Snapp Vickie Stephensen Vince Martell Stanley Mathias Ilean Tunks Cheryl Wendel Linda Merhley Richard Munson David Whirson Donna Wingerrer Randy Natchke Darwin Peerbolte Janice Wingerter Beverly Zabel Marsha Preisser Ai ,A ,q 1.,, 5 . '., w--f 1 51 r. Q'-v Ik, Wd? hiv Y-Hs V-' f up Q., fi sb. 1 K, M 3 Ee ,Q 3:4 K Www Mpiam- f' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Connie Orr, Secretaryg Kris Langellier, Student Council, Becky Bohn, Photo- grapherg Penny Brown, Treasurerg Mr, Shafer, Sponsor, Ron Gagnon, Presidentg Cheryl Arseneau Reporterg Martin Vangundy, Student Councilg Steve Willey, Historian, Larry Parks, Vice-Presi- dent fnot presentj Class History The Freshman class of 1966 started the school year with an enrollment of fifty-eight stu- dents, Mr, Jerry Shafer was the class sponsor. Becky Bohn was chosen to represent the class in the Homecoming Court. Earning the title of Wildcats on the Junior Varsity were John Newman, Martin Vangundy David Lareau, Bruce Metz, David Hasbargen, Alan Nourie, Steve Willey, and Ron Gagnon. Also representing our class in baseball were David Webster, David Sanders, David Lareau, Alan Nourie, Larry Rattin, Steve Willey, Ron Gagnon, and David Sennett, Denise Arseneau and Sandy Wise were majorettes. On January 7, the Freshman class sponsored a sock-hop, Robert Allie Debby Allsteadt Denise Arseneau ' Cheryl Arseneau ,pf we M2 aff A 'll V Im I A Qfif gg E Q , f i K, .M it 4 I 1 , ,I Ag I f, X .A . , fb' , ig' if 223, ,fi I an 'lag' 'Q-'H L' J, ,,. ,J , ' J, , Ht. ...Lu 3? , - Stephen A rseneau Terry Arseneau Mark Kusman Cheryl LaFond Becky Bohn Thomas Brouillette Leon L aM ontagne Kristin Langellieri Penny Brown Susan Burton David Lareau John LeCocq Mike Butler Ray mond Carlson Richard Lowrey Ruth Lucht Gary Doyle Ronnie Gagnon Bruce Metz Jeff Newman David Hasbargen Sheryl Haste John New man Alan Nouie Ken Ketcherside Larry Ket cherside Mark Obenland Connie Orr 4-. 6- ,,, , . , .W , . 6 h f X ' W, J M if 1 'f V V V ,. 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A , , V , ,, f. , e . x s . 4 'qi vgfg' H QW fy ZW. 4 ,, ., 1, f . 5 5 A ,A --ww ,, g, f M 1 . x ' . ' .' , I S. 1 W , . . I , ,V J ' A 1 I 3 ' ,A . x , , .-Q l Y . . V. V 1, V 1 , x , 4 b , N 3 Q, , f . ' , f, , ' 4 L ' I 5 v ,A ' , A I A ' x ,, A , nb, M ., ., , M A J. ' D t 4 kg W- ' K ,' , Q, ., Q V. f ,mg , 4 QQ- Q2 . 4 ! 2, Q X ,, m ,wma 5 T2 w 1 , -a J 4 1 A e XL.. W, .1 KATHY DUIS ,.-5 ' NANCY BARNLUND SHIRLEY YAT ES PAM COURTNEY I , MA RSHA PREISSER Y WANDA BOSSONG funior Varsity l STANDING: Coach Paterson, Bill Boudreau, Steve Willey, Martin Vangundy, Darwin Peer- bolte, Dave Hasbargen, Paul Carlson, John Newman, Dave Webster, Dave Sanders KNEELING Dave Askew, Dave Lareau, Vince Martell, William Askew, Bruce Metz, Ron Gagnon Team Willey Askew W. Arseneau Hasbargen Carlson Askew D. Newman Vangundy Martell Metz Lareau Peerbolte Boudreau Gagnon Totals Free Field Throws Goals Attempt Made Fouls Totals Games Played They 66 41 25 45 157 Herscher 46 3 4 1 4 7 Crescent City 58 5 19 7 13 17 Cissna Park 43 2 10 8 12 12 Sheldon 44 13 25 10 33 36 Grant Park 39 3 13 5 5 11 Wellington 46 9 20 7 5 25 Beecher 52 23 44 25 25 71 Beecher 67 15 25 9 29 39 Milford 34 1 0 O 4 2 Central 56 2 2 1 3 5 Sheldon 42 20 36 11 33 51 Morocco 50 45 47 23 24 113 Cissna Park 49 83 100 55 46 221 Milford 58 sn- - -' u- -n Wellington 58 290 386 187 281 767 Momence 55 Crescent City 56 St, Anne 61 -Xf- -.Z DAVE WEHLING - Forward ROBERT DUIS - Forward RON PEERBOLTE - Guard 'Ky' Senior GARY BROWN - Forward - Captain xkf CRAIG LANGELLIER - Guard WRAY LaFOND - Guard MARK TEBO - Center Wildcat Varsity STANDING: Coach Stillwell, Bob Duis, Darwin Peerbolte, Mark Tebo, Gary Brown, Dave Wehling, Jeff Langellier, Bob Clark KNEELING: Wray LaFond, Bill Boudreau, Ron Peerbolte, Steve Lambert, Craig Langellier Team Brown Duis Lindbeck Wehling Tebo Langellier J, Peerbolte R. Langellier C. LaFond Lambert Boudreau Peerbolte D. Donovan Opponents Free Throws Goals Attempt Made Fouls Total Games Played We They 120 155 97 65' A 337 Hefscher 64 53 55 53 36 32 146 Crescent City 54 80 7 5 2 3 16 Cissna Park 64 60 2 0 0 2 4 Sheldon 54 58 45 84 46 44 136 Grant Park 62 73 44 63 38 84 126 Wellington 55 77 77 95 63 70 217 Beecher 59 79 6 12 5 15 17 Reddick 50 61 35 65 34 72 104 Beecher 39 55 18 16 13 30 49 Beecher 62 66 13 9 8 9 34 Milford 58 69 1 6 4 4 6 Central 41 102 - -' Sheldon 45 93 423 563 346 430 1192 Buckley Loda 46 41 Central 51 63 603 563 318 401 1524 Morocco 52 48 Cissna Park 65 53 Milford 48 66 Wellington 60 72 Momence 63 77 Crescent City 66 89 St, Anne E- -Q TOTAL POINTS 1192 1524 CRA IG LA NGELLIER Catcher MARK TEBO Outfield ., gi 'M W A 'AA -L'1 V A RSX? Nfbgmgwggg g if a w Nifkvfyxg xxfgg QM E wwe? Nm My . . , Nm M ..,x w.. .X , X652 Q' il k' f-wlxegeffsmxsvivf , -N 3 31151: Ss? API 5 -QQ -amz, -g -A X11f:ez::gee5r 53 55's-ASW ' 'SK lg'4 , i LL, h fi' ' lf 1 f 5 1 .. ,i DA NNY LINDBECK Outfield BOB DUIS Outfield GA RY BROW N Pitcher Baseball FRONT ROW: Vince Martell, Robert Duis, Joe Swanson, Danny Lindbeck, Mark Tebo Gary Brown, Steve Willey, David Webster, Bill Boudreau. BACK ROW: Larry Rattin, Craig Langel- lier, Steve Lambert, Terry Gerber, Tom LaFond, David Sennett, David Lareau, Ronnie Gag- non, Mr, Paterson, Coach, David Sanders, Alan Nourie. WON AND LOST RECORD Opponents DONOVAN Cissna Park 0 5 'Crescent City 0 4 Manteno 8 10 'Sheldon 0 6 Mantenoi O 4 Wellington 1 2 'Crescent City O 4 Sheldon 5 10 Wellington 3 5 Cissna Park O 1 up l 1 'Q Ref '. 7 I 1 . 1 , 'Q 1 f Qin - 1 I E aa. 7 1 i1.f-insur e'-'IFF 'No hit games Steve Lambert Tom LaFond Dan Lindbeck Gary Brown Vince Martell Bob Duis Bill Boudreau Craig Langellier Ron Gagnon Terry Gerber Rick l-lixon Steve Willey Joe Swanson David Sennett Larry Rattin Mark Tebo Alan Nourie David Lareau David Webster Totals AB R H STATISTICS 10 9 7 7 6 6 8 12 4 2 2 5 4 5 1 6 5 3 0 O 0 1 0 O 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 1 O 0 O O O O 51 58 AVE. .273 ,206 .273 .386 .095 .250 .250 .273 .130 .000 .125 .OOO .OOO .200 .000 .250 .000 .000 .000 . 223 Track Team ii I FRONT ROW: Jim Arseneau, Dennis Summers, Don Laurent, Dave Hasbargen, Ken Ketcherside Mike McCullough. BACK ROW: Mr. Johnson, Mike Giguere, Richard Munson, Paul Carlson, Vince Martell, John McDonald, Dave Whitson. 8 YL i 0 S MIKE GIGUERE JIM ARSENEAU Q, ff f 1 wiv? 1: 4' 1 dr ,355 if 'U -f 5 4 1 ,ffwiw .W ' W ' as .f ' Wm' ,gm rf I - as W ,. ,av W 64. , C., .H at - JM W ,V 5 A i A w, , ' , V. A 4 iwmf f 4255 1. ,sh H A gz Q E .4 M Q , ' :sm f,,., 'QS P 1 Q J .- ysrsmi M 212 f W w-xgywnfiv if ., .. 9 fzsggji ' 1 Terry Martell Carol Duby, Karen Duby Elaine Brown, Gae Langellier Mary Du- , C3 Q1 WRITERS STANDING: Vickie Faupel, Ron Peerbolre, Joyce Whitson, Craig Langellier. SEATED: Marilyn Wilson, Paula Langellier, Pam Regnier, Shirley Yates yiyy E!! 2 I , I I I whiz 121 rr, - 'Q K- aiu Ml RWM: , . tiff? '9'ir1z'q.-?'E ,, I MWWUQWQ W I I V, or I I fr Mm-f I r ' I ' Mi ' rffw fg ,Gr W2 if S 9 ig, A xr L. ' N ' er.: KWH! ww , W- '-A ' ' Yau, ' 'lil 1 4 I me 4 'Q g 914025 is 22 2 x Donofvo EDITORS STANDING: Bob Duis, Irvin Figg. SEATED: Lin- da Bruens, Sharon Rust, Mrs. Coughenonr, Sponsor ADVERTISING Louis Bossong, Marilyn Wilson, Gary Brown, Nan- cy Maxwell, Vivian Hurl- ing, Don Tebo, Judy Figg Wi: D0 rwgram EDITORS l Marilyn Wilson, Mrs. Coug- henour, Sponsor, Sheila Hoppel, Vivian Hurling T TYPISTS Terry Martell, Linda Bruens, Bernice Ketcherside, Carol Duby, Judy Figg, Elaine Brown, Mary Dubea, Gae Langel lier, Pat McGill, Karen Duby, Nancy Maxwell I' MAI 1' ix' ff ,sak- WRITERS STANDLNG: Tana Arseneau, Wanda Bossong, Bob Duis, Mike McCullough, Louis Bossong,Cheryl Arseneau, Shirley Yates, Louisa Schultz. SEATED: Pam Regnier, Paula Langellier, Sharon Rust, Vickie Faupel, Christine Nourie. 9 hi 'W 5 Sk f. ,, J , HH, S - 5 :7 rr N rrt , . r e ,ry 5 ii g k ii. rn- ' G Q3 .X ...:. L ,L . 3 'Z Louis Bossong Vivian Hurling President Vice-President . in STANDING: Steve Lambert, Harold Loy, Martin Vangundy, Terry Gerber, Irvin Figg, Tom LaFond, Mr, Boudreau, Sponsor, SEATED: Nancy Maxwell, Bonnie Langellier, Louis Bossong Pam Courtney, Vivian Hurling, flu 'E E r,y,.' Q Q Pam Courtney Bonnie Langellier Secretary Treasurer nxk E DC t T A G , a C U I' I, a G. A gif: N -' ' . . . r . :4S,..:.Nx --W N C L 1 XL Q Sffrfff ,-amz.. Kr..-' .ig U - B or fy n Nu., ,a,.un . fi. i'.--- ,Q H9210 v'f1 ' . 31' f f K Hhs: ,f:,,.. f qu ,uni . f ,,,.unn5 - , ax 4 ..... ., R , ...mn ti ., If suv' ' Q 4 a .5 , ef, . v-i f i B i :Qs F , x 'ni jg B f f N . 'N '. fgtiixu. r 5 - . , J 'J 'gf TL 2 1, - ' N nw 1 Nt: 'r ., A , f v-1-qcvv A A: 'Witt K r X-'ifiis 'nc -W ,Rzez - Ywiaf L Colleen White, Becky Bohn Aggie Mickle, Chris Nourie SORRY, WRONG NUMBER STANDING: Mrs, Daschner, Sponsorg Kris Langellierg Sharon Marcotteg Harold Loyg ,Toe Kus- mang Dave Sennettg Dave Sandersg Dick Dewittg Paula Langellierg Elaine Browng Pat Easter. SEATEDg Ruth Luchtg Vickie Faupelg Tana Arseneaug Pam Regnierg Sandra Wiseg Barbara Ar- seneaug Joyce Whitson. L2 . if ff- fi M ' 4 c win GGG U' 'wi ,+ X I i Dave Sennett, Gary Brown, Richard Wyss Paula Langeliier, Judy Figg, Pam Regnier HTH rb Dewm, Ba verly an E11 0. 'U -v-4 Ui I-4 as ,-C1 o 0-1 an hd an U ... r: l-4 eu an H.. cu D 5-1 o U :ws v-4 .. cu D In ru v-4 CD s-A JZ' Q ndy Wehling, Cheryl Be Sa TOP ROW: Debbie Parks, Diane Ratliff, a, A rseneau, Thelm yll aril rling, M ivian Hu V Faupel S cki i V OW R D SECON hirson. Rust, Joyce W HIOH Sh ephenson, Vickie Sr C, G1 lil KD C1 OJ ID W: RO THIRD OWU. I' ne B i la ultz, E ch aS Hertz, Louis ab' G Seibring, YJ0 Mar CHS I'Ll B nda Li ea, ub Mary D 7-4. H 'v-1 LD O 4-J cd cm. G.. .H o ,Q :vs DZ ns .H S P.. bs cn IPR CG ,.. 11. I A cu on Q as .J an CYS KD H. no -U ID o Y-4 J: U un ill . .4 o ..1 E ld 5 4-' ua : cd 1 tv. ary Lad roeder, M SC l PO Ca OC f-4 .Il -4 ,-4 --4 .E O CD KU 'U f-1 .2 ,J M.. CD 4.1 an cd I-Il O OD s-4 CU 'U Q CYS M Q cu .Q O an .H an .Q an Q of J-3 J-I o O 5-4 KX z o I-4 as J: CD enda Br llsreadr, A Par n Duby, 6 al' ares, K ara LaFond, Shirley Y rb Denise Arseneau, Ba Sandy Wise, W RO URTH FO Burton. Susan lier, Judy ilson, Judy Figg, yn W ril Ma 3. GS ID C Cheryl Arse D: TE SEA gCI E6I' Win C!! C. D on aron Brandenburg, Sh by, Du l O HI' C ll WC Snapp, Nancy Max Sponsor. lson, 31' C Miss Sharon Burns 1: Stron ary Ann E C. 3 0 S-4 an Penny Cheryl LaFond, Carol Dubea, orbin, kie C tson Vic Whi Ujfcers of Future Homemakers of America S I K -W , , ,N . , ..,L,. , I , f K V. X, ,,,!' VM, A, ,,,, - , gs, V Lyrb hr '- ,'f'f ' V' 4' 9 5' 6 2 f 4' 1 5' 6 K fri' if ' if V ' J J, he t 7,Q , e, E 4 1 v f STANDING: Pat McGill, Treasurerg Marilyn Wilson, Chairman of Public Relations, Gae Hertz, Co-chairman of Projects, Marilyn Arseneau, Co-chairman of Projectsg Shirley Yates, Historiang Nancy Maxwell, Degrees Chairman SEATEDg Miss Carlson, Sponsor, Carol Duby, Secretary, Joyce Whitson, Presidentp Gae Langellier, Vice Presidentg Karen Duby, Second Vice President, Vivian Hurling, Student Councilg Elaine Brown, Recreation Leader NMAKtp,. 4- lf 4' X Nfw HO go Q, 5 'K 72 F71 mba s M -' 'E' Q xo 0 il- The Donovan Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America were affiliated with the national organization this year, 1965-66, with an enrollment of 52 members. At a night meeting in October, Mrs. Mossman, the owner of the Charm Beauty School, gave a talk on grooming, assisted by Mrs. Burnetta Curby who demonstrated a comb out, Our Chapter took treats and table favors to the children at Wells School in Watseka for Thanksgiving. An annual Tot Party for pre-school youngsters was held on December 21, Santa appeared to distribute gifts to the children, fThank you, Louis Bossongj, During the month of January we learned that our president, Joyce Whitson, had won the Betty Crocker Award for the Homemaker of Tomorrow for our chapter, A mother and daughter dessert party was held on February 3 with the F, H. A. girls furnishing the entertainment. Ten freshman girls were initiated, Once again at Easter, our chapter remembered the children at Fortin Villa with a basket of treats, The officers for the year 1966-67 were installed at a Mother-Daughter tea in the month of May, With the help of Miss Carlson, our sponsor, and the chapter mothers, Mrs, Elsworth Langel- lier, Mrs. Raymond Parker, and the honorary chapter mothers, Mrs. Clarence Maxwell, Mrs. Wayne Brown, and Mrs. Chester Duby, this year in the Future Homemakers of America was one of great enjoyment, GTLCCZ GTS 0 CU' LIILLTG f' vi i pd Bob CC ullough, kew, Mike M S ley, William A il W Steve enneth Arseneau, K abel teve Z Loy, S Harold ixon, Rckl-I .,-4 FIRST Row: Don Tebo, V, nu E :ws Vit O. .Q an P' x ,H 'E : O 5-' rn. .H E-' f: o D ZS :vs cn : an tl! I-4 ff. z c r: GS C3 4-1 C an L. :1 cu .1 an ' v4 z f: o Q U. r: :s .4 r: L. cu no Roger mon, Ge 6 GOI W:G OND RO SEC Martell. erry T uis, D OO cfjullough, M BVS Natschke, Gary Arseueau, D Randy 3. ca .M U, 41 -:J ... P cu Q N. l-J an E an o :s X-4 rn 3 O ca Q QS I-I IZ H Q cu Q. an . F. 14 ,LI U CD 1.2 2 TJ. L. NS f: F. 2 Dave Markley, Pat McCullough, Terry Arseueau. cDonald, ce Martell, John M Vin 0 peers of Future Farmers of America s A From left to right: William Askew, Sentinelg Mike McCullough, Reporterg Steve Zabel, Secre taryg Rick Hixon, Presidentg Harold Loy, Vice-Presidentg Don Tebo, Treasurerg Mr. Schlieper, Sponsor, The twenty-nine members of the Donovan Future Farmers of America Chapter participated in a number of local, sectional, and state events throughout the '65-'66 year, On the local level, several interesting night meetings were held the annual rat bait campaign and pest control programs were con- ducted, and the annual F. F. A. Father and Son Banquet was well- attended in the spring. On she sectional level, the chapter participated in the officers training school at Central. John Lee, 'State Treasurer, presided over this meeting. In state activities, delegates Rick Hixon and Harold Loy, and alternates, Mike McCullough and William Askew, were sent to the Illinois State Convention. Four other members also attended the an- nual Livestock Judging Contest at the University of Illinois, We have participated in an excellent program of work this year along with several field trips which proved educational as well as interesting. I 'i 1 X AFX Nil? cut 9 'il 11' ,299 9 ooP '1'ob t MP 14 '0'f,, 'ef' 1 lub BITCZ gg, L' in Y iw i ,,, , ttt is i , M vig? L we if .ps , v Z Q l if 'ff 'x lv V' ' LAW we-'S ' H, . ,W ,, S , 1 Duis, Ron Peer- II be own, Mark Tebo, Ro I' Gary B Lambert, VC n Figg, Ste Wray LaFond, Irvi l ssong, Tom Zabe Bo Louis TOP ROW: Tom LaFond, 3113. T 111, CG M , Pat C Gi 14 CQ C1 O 1.4 CU .-C1 U3 L4 O rn C1 O O-4 UJ H. 63 as I-I cn 1-f 2 3 O Di Q Z O U I-YJ ua d Loy. Harol udreau, Bill B0 DO l-4 IIS .D EI KD 'U hnso n , IO lifford Swanson, C QD O rw GJ 4-1 f-4 O .Q SEATED: Pam Marsha Pre isser, is Kathy Du Sf EI ..-4 1-4 Becky Seib son, Wil Marilyn rie rsNou Ch Zn ..-4 Schult Hertz, Louisa Whitson, Amy Judy 3-. GS GJ CI GJ cn I-4 41 rl oede ian Hurling, Carol Schr iv rseneau, V rilyn A Ma 3 BILIGHS nd Faupel, Li kie ic Bossong, V anda r,W ellie an cu LD H. as -r-4 M KD D0 C2 fd .J G3 .-1 I3 NX CL . x-4 KD -.-4 C1 E0 oc O0 CI rd ,J l'El1'1I, nda G Li urm, St Il Ja hley , Cl' Linda M Ujqcers of Beta Club 'Q Mr. Shafer, Sponsor. The Beta Club, in its fourth year at Donovan High School, began the year with an enrollment of 30 members. Mr. Jerry Shafer was the club sponsor. Nine additional sophomores were inducted into the club at a candlelight ceremony held at a night meeting of the club in November. The meeting was attended by both the members and parents. A trip to Turkey Run, Indiana was taken by the Beta Club early in the fall. The club projects during the year included a doughnut sale, a book fair, decorating a bulletin board featuring the basketball schedule, rearranging and decorating some of the showcases, and providing trash cans for the lower halls and campus grounds. The highlight of the year was the State Beta Club Convention, held at Springfield from April 29 through April 30. A campaign was conducted to elect Joe Swanson as a candidate for State Beta President of the Convention. Members who attended were partially sponsored financially with funds from the club treasury, XX B N O I T333 En, NZ 272 ::1Z vgcu E4 .95 HFS Em wif' E5 Em .Z'!J ' P-3 555 r-S mm f-nv-1 g.. .1153 '53 na 32 Um cf-S. Q4 x: no om FY? 52. FSS? 51:1 v-ll' Q11 ..w mi Em M406 ag. :cn 's 'Uv-r 53 ,.. ct. mt? ::1 F0 HP RS DE 6' Film!! FIRST ROW Jana Sennett Patsy MQG1ll Linda Merhley Gae Langellier, Sandra Wise SECOND ROW Naney Barnlund Nlarsha Preissir Carol Sehroeder Mary Dubea Nlary Ann Strom, Wray l.aFond blieryl llaste C lieryl iebo I llIlxD ROW Mary Jo beibring David Welasier William Askew OFFICERS Paula Langellier Vice President Marilyn Wilson Secretary Kathy Duis Treasurer Robert Duis President Irvin Figg Student Council wm- E? Wi M, ,WM ,,,,.. ,W ., A1 M., ff wx- H' A ,,,M,,,m., ,,W-4.W,.,. V ' s School Band .., ,, . ,. x -' 'k,, ' ' 421- xiii Q5 . np W , g ? gti ty ,U ., , -1,. K ..,, ,., K AQ it it . N g QW Y V 7 , 1 V 575 ' , fi- 55: 3 . . A : 1 4. x 'Sr :gd 'W V 1. 'gi 4 V W : . ' H 4 Hx -.A . 9 . . YN: VV I I w ' 2 f J NW ' Y iiif' H' ' 'if L My 'lf f K . f . : 5 , ,5 VV IV? x v kwa, SEQ! 2 A l f , ' I X If 'Zi 4, ' N sw gb M -3 ' v .,,,' M f , Library Club BACK ROW: Nancy Maxwell, Elaine Brown, Nancy Barnlund, Judy Figg, Kathy Duis, Mary Lade Bob LaBarge, Roger Curby, Sheila Hoppel, Sharon Marcotte, Lois Schroeder, Ian Sturm. SEC- OND ROW: Brenda Snapp, Debbie Obenland, Iudy Schlieper, Cheryl Tebo, Christine Nourie. FIRST ROW: Pam Courtney, Lora Ketcherside, Carol Dubea, Tana Arseneau, Bernice Ketcher- side. LIBRARIAN OFFICERS ELAINE BROWN Vice-President KATHY DUIS Bulletin Board PAM COURTNEY Secretary- Treasurer NANCY MAXWELL President TANA ARSENEAU Historian- Reporter MR. HUBERT Sponsor 'VW A C TI VI TIES 1579? 4' 9 .,, . . 55 59 SEPTEMBER School became settled and studies began, Everyone doing the best that he can. The Juniors are busy and as proud as can be, With their magazine sales and rings for all to see. The Betas are planning, working, and looking for fung They took a great trip down to see Turkey Run, On September twenty-first all faces were shiny, Annual pictures were taken from large to tiny. Our baseball boys are doing just fine, Defeating all others right down the line. Teacher's institute caused one day's delay, The F. H. A. bake sale did well in' their pay. 1966 School Activity Calendar AUGUST The Donovan High School bell rang again, With an enrollment of two hundred ten. New faces were added, all looking fine, For Freshmen, when totaled, revealed fifty-nine. One class thought themselves nifty and tnrifty, Sophomores came up with an even fifty. The Juniors were jollyg on fun they did thrive, They added their share of fifty-five. Then came the mighty, the ones with the drive, For forty-six Seniors had finally survived. The faculty looked the same as before, Maybe leaner and tannerg they walked through the door No new faces and names to be learned, Until in November, when Mr. Cowgill we earned. OCTOBER Seniors started preparing for graduation By already ordering their invitations. The college-bound Seniors were getting no rest They were too busy taking college entrance tests, Moaning and groaning was heard loud and strong For the six weeks had ended, it flew by like a song! With October came basketball trainingg Our basketball boys with sore muscles were straining. The Donovo staff all joined together To pick out their cover of plastic, fnot leatherj. Again the photographer came to take annual pictures, Putting together various and sundry mixtures. The F. H. A. girls had an October night meeting, While F, F. A, officers were trained in leading, All Seniors again were planning for spring. Their Senior class trip! Their last big fling! Again the Juniors were very busy Practicing their play till all were dizzy. NOVEMBER In their play Mumbo Jumbo , the Juniors did their bestg While the Seniors were studying for their ACT tests. Our basketball boys started out really great, For beating Herscher we surely will rate. School was dismissed for Thanksgiving recess, 'Twas a time to praise God and show thankfulness, JANUARY Christmas vacation again comes to an end So back to school all students begin. New Year's resolutions were planned and fixed With all working toward a better nineteen sixty-six, No better way to start this new season Than by settling down to study and reason. The F. H. A. , their second bake sale did holdg In hopes of achieving more needed gold, Our Wildcats decided to start on a winning spree, But lost to the Rams and Coments who did not agree. And so a lull in activities is provided here All studying for semester exams which they fear, Students put aside the time on studies they had spent And looked eagerly forward to the county tournament. Although we lost the tournament and did not gain our dream, Gary Brown was chosen ninth for the All-Star team. To protect us from harmful bacteria and unsightly spots We all received our immunization shots, tc Q 'neu DECEMBER We did lose to Crescent on December third Although quite a fighting battle was heard, Many college-bound students were choosing the college right On the Eve of December sixth, County College Night. Betty Crocker tests were given--December 7 the date, Joyce Whitson, our winner, really did rate, At our Homecoming game we again met our fate, Our opponent was Sheldon, our chance a future date. Our Homecoming Dance was the best to be seen, And we crowned Paula Langellier our Homecoming Qleen. The story of Christmas was so nicely told In a Christmas Concert that our band did hold. The Juniors were working with many different lands Trying to come up with some unique Prom plans. The F. H. A. girls held their annual Tot Party Including a visit from Santa, hale and hearty, The day before Christmas vacation when all will part, We saw the movie, With a Song in My Heart . On December 27 our basketball team was sent To play in the Peotone Holiday Tournament. APRIL What? It's April Fool's Day! Time for all jokers their tricks to play, A rumor that D, H, S, students have spring fever Tends to make us work like a beaver, Report cards help remind us school isn't over yet And that back to work we'd better get. To help us choose a job that's right We all came to Career night. The D. H. S. band marches to contest To entertain the judges and do their best. M AY A spirit of hush and secrecy is in the air-- Juniors are rushing hither and thither every- where Preparing for the grandest night of the year. Junior-Senior prom time is nearly here. Awards Day on the twenty-fourth Recognizes those who their best put forth. At last the solemn strains of Pomp and Circumstance resound, Which means the Seniors will soon be Washington bound. fb. FEBRUARY The Speech department and band are hard at work Practicing for contest which around the corner lurk. F. H. A. mother and daughter dessert party takes placeg Everyone goes home with a smile upon her face, The speech department is full of glee! In the District, Donovan rated number three. So on to sectional we must move Our skills once more to prove. Anyone like fish? That's the Seniors cry, For they are sponsoring a tasty fish fry. No school the seventeenth and twenty-fifth, Institute day gives us all a lift. The fourth six-weeks period comes to an end And into the fifth one we move with a grin. MARCH Spring is spreading all over the nation, And its our last chance for immunization, The Seniors wake up with a jolt and startg Realizing from here we must soon depart. March twelfth isa mighty important dayg State solo and Ensemble contests come our way. Each student has worked hard for this event, And with our rating we hope to be content. Our athletes, coaches and cheerleaders met And were honored at the Athletic Banquet. f r. - r. Prom A ttendants LOUIE BGSSONG and VIVIAN HURLING i 3 5. l TOM ZABEL and SHIRLEY Y ATES 2 PAULA LANC-ELLIER ?m . GARY BROWN Homecoming 1966 STANDING: Sharon Rust, Ron Peerbolte, Becky Bohn, Craig Langellier, Vickie Faupel, ,Robert Duis, Mark Boudreau, Jeff Langellier, Queen Marilyn Chenore 1965, Gary Brown, Vivian Hurl- ing, Dan Lindbeck, Bonnie Langellier, Wray LaFoncl, Aggie Mickle, Dave Wehling. SEATED: Queen Paula Langellier, 1966. ' ou E Captain Brown and Queen Paula Queen Marilyn Chenore 1965 Crowning Queen Paula 1966 harm 'ft V ,G I f V X 8 'aff 44? f ,rf ,t f1 'ff f-ff'5 .6 ui flin- E.FMy' y ff aff ,QS - 4 f , K V A V f f A 4 ,- WW 'Filip Gigvlrit. 1 4' K Q Q vf 22,-alfa. iw' ffv.-4vM -M A 'elf 'wtfa3'. Wg H ezfrgf-iff., fc, 359 1 Q A 9 5 V5 13 M X . wb., Q mmf f ,1 ,l'f1w1rV ,F-a 1::f',Q.c 17555 K LQ 'lk W' f-.,25+. x3 1 i5ff f' 1966 Q.. .X vt., N 50-f,m wwf' i QM! x-,L 5 r ,M Q VH '1-.. PAULA LANGELLIER g Junior Play 'Mambo fumbo 'Q Tyr ...I ' f s T A T or STAGE CREW TOP ROW: Bob Clark, Don Laurent, Don Tiptong 2nd ROW: Jack White, Dave Min- PROMPTERS ard, Mike McCullough: 3rd ROW: Gary Carol Dubea, Barbara LaFond, Becky Seibring Warner, Gary A1'Se1'1e31l, John J0hI1SOI1: 41h Judy Schlieper, and Miss Carlson, Sponsor. 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A f-ww . , f -52 SENNETT'S MIDWEST MARKET Self Service Complete Line Meats Groceries Frozen Foods Dry Goods Notions I Phone 50 Donovan LLOYD C. BOONE BANKERS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Health and Accident Phone Martinton 62F12 R. F. D. ffl Martinton Illinois IROQUOIS INSURANCE AGENCIES Watseka Milford Iroquois HEWSON FORD SALES ' ik ' , F 0 R n L Sales Sales if Donovan Sheldon Phone: SR2 Phone: 429-3516 Illinois Congratulations From Watseka, Illinois MOTOR SALES, INC. 1360 on your AM Band Phone: ID 2-4948 94. 1 on your FM Band Watseka Illinois A. ST. GERMAIN I s. soN I lla 423 N th S d Watseqkg., 11511121 212-12:11, XXI ,A I General Contractors wats I'-LL. e Ph 9 ID 2-3167 Ones ID 2-2210 the- KQQPSML Maier Compliments of WATCH-A-KEE KENNELS ,ds w r . . 1 P 0111 , - 'lx Congratulations to the Class of '66 Phone 5 OF 12 Martinton Illinois CURBY'S BUTCHER SHOP W Home Butchered Meats Beave rville Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '66 JOHN'S BARBER SHOP Open Wednesday and Friday Evenings Clo s ed on Monday s Martinton Illinois Compliments of CHRISTIAN HINRICHS Highway Commissioner M. SALM I AND SONS Custom Shelling Martinton Township Combining Congratulations to the Baling Class of '66 . Trucking Phone 12 . . . Martinton Illinois Nltrogen Apphcatwn I 1 HEMI LAREAU S SERVICE KQQ. I F. P. LAREAU 'fix L I I ' Days Phone 81 f , o wi Q ,lf it Evenings Phone IZRZ 4 I if ' ., lm Beaverville, Illinois I' Phone 42F3 Martinton Illinois O COMPANY X MESSMAN IL Gasoline - Fuel Oils - Diesel Oils and Grease Phones 429-855 1 429-3826 Sheldon Illinois SHELDON 'PLUMBING AND HEATING C. REPLOGLE Lennox Oil - Gas Coal Furnaces Phone 429-3831 Sheldon Illinois DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP Professional Care Is Best for the Hair Phone 26R 2 Beaverville Illinois Standard Oil Products MAC CHENORE AGENT Fuel Oils, Gas, and Oil Phone 54 Beaverville Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '66 DAVENPORT RADIO 8. TV Phone 429-3116 TRUDEAU'S Body Shop and Auto Sales 24-hour Wrecker Service Phone 429-3632 Sheldon Illinois Sheldon Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of '66 SHOP -I xx-1 7, 1 I 'elvis R. A. LUHRING Q, 5 , 8 , 'rv mir- . X X,--,-,C I Wh: Watseka Illinois Flowers for All Occasions Corsages - Funeral Designs Cut Flowers Sheldon Illinois CURBY HARDWARE Be ave rville , Illinois Phone l7RZ IROQUOIS INSURANCE AGENCIES We Insure Everything - - MEGGINSON TV AND APPLIANCE WE'RE KNOWN FOR Including Your Life TV ISNOW-HOW ,rib Watseka Milford Iroquois Sheldon S3 Illinois SEARS ROEBUCK The ' Just Easy Iliad, say 4 W 2, ' Ch ay il j arigie Shop Sears 79th Anniversary Sale Phone ID Z-3911 Watseka Illinois FRYE'S SAWMILL VERNON FRYE ,lx f -- 1- ' -N 1 I - f fffxi 'W J - K ICI fi: 21 , 4. va lQffrsr'-1-esilu-f,fnP-'favs -f Lfa++Hu1'dS'fu I Planecl Lumber and Bulldozing Donovan Phone 69Fll Illinois WATSEKA BOTTLE GAS SERVICE Phone ID Z-4528 Cylinder and Bulk Home Systems Watseka Illinois WATSEKA SHOE STORE Dependable Footwear for the Thrifty Watseka, Illinois Compliments of THE FIRST TRUST 81 SAVINGS BANK of Watseka, Illinois Capital and Surplus 35600, 000. 00 Member of F. D.I. C. THE CHICAGO STORE Goetz- Bartlett The Store for the Lad and His Dad Watseka Illinois TROY DRY CLEANERS We Make Your Clothes Look Like New Watseka Illinois PETERSON JEWELRY The Best in Diamonds Phone ID Z-3982 Fourth and Walnut Watseka, Illinois SUMNER NATIONAL BANK OF SHELDON Capital S50, 000, Surplus 350, 000 Reserve 350, 000 Some Larger - Few Older None Better Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Sheldon Illinois E. M. SIPE Lumber and Building Materials Coal and Hardware Paints Phone 429-3339 Sheldon Illinois GCLDEN RULE ELEVATOR Beave rville, Illinois Phone Donovan 94F 1 2 Owner LESTER WHALEY Grain Seed Fertilizer Coal MCCQRVS A s. P sToRE Auro suPPLY Goodyear Tires Super Right W. Walnut sr. Meats Phone ID Z-2071 Watseka Watseka Illinois Illinois 7 Compliments -4 of vi' BEAVERVILLE GRAIN P 81 LUMBER CO. Grain Lumber Building Materials Seed Fertilizer FUIYKXS Q, . 0 ,,f.'.::1'i1'I ltfil: V 6 I u... KL gn, :W K' ' Q AF Beaverville H YBR D Illinois I Phone 8 Congratulations to the Class f '66 SERVICE COMPANY O WATSEKA 'IST Petroleum Feed A Complete Service Bank Plant Food 216 South Fourth Street Phone IDlewood Z-3963 Phone ID Z-3977 Watseka Illinois Watseka Illinois Compliments of A 8 P GROCERY Congratulations From ALLIE BROTHERS F St. Anne Illinois I ..-' , U .f-0 nnnn' I C ong r atulations F rom SUE-RENE'S 6 I. Q, .,.l g VARIETY A Pho ne 6 Q f Sheldon Illinois Beave rville Illinois SPRIMONT INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Congratulations From NATIONAL BANK Saint Anne , E, Beaverville 7 Martinton X I , 9557 1 Large Enough to Serve You g , Small Enough to Know You E St. Anne I- Illinois DECKER'S MILFORD SALES 8: COMMISSION CO. and Best Wishes UPTOWN GRILL C 8. E il DECKER'S HOG MARKETS ,' J GLENN DECKER AND SONS g Z DON AND CHUCK X Phone TUXedo 9-4111 St. Anne Illinois Milford, Illinois PlERCE'S FOOD PALACE Good Food - Fast Service Complete Carry-Outs Phone IDlewood 2-4232 Watseka Illinois Compliments of THE INDEX The Big Dime Store on the Corner Watseka Illinois Gifts for All Occasions STEVENS JEWELRY Phone IDlewood 2-3724 Watseka Illinois WATSEKA FLORAL COMPANY IDlewood 2-4311 Flowers for All Occasions We Specialize in Corsages ED LAHEY CHEVROLET ROYAL DRY CLEANERS C,9qnfng -4 - m. - If ICH EV-QC!-ET! , Y The Home of L-'gl' gf- Fine Cleaning . . NWS , . 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Compliments of MARTINTON GRAIN AND LUMBER COMMUNITY BUILDERS .-I, faqs- ,' g W a - 5 1 'W ei5 gn lbril N:g14E 1' 3- ' ,l.if, siTQLEs.r'-3'5'gT5 Fertilizer, Coal, Seeds and Fencing BUTLER'S Used Cars and Repair 9 as I ,N 1 I vu A it Cv ft ,I r I if f rr V375 ' W I I' l fi I I ,mill , Phone 84 Martinton, Illinois PETE 8. MARIE'S TAVERN Chicken - Shrimp - Frog Legs Whole Fresh Catfish Every Friday and Saturday Nights Phone 25 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. . . . Phone 23 Martmton mmols Marfinton, Illinois Compliments of LANGELLIER BUILDING AND SUPPLY XQ-4 E. G. LANCELLIER Phone 58RZ Martinton Illinois LEVEQUES FARM SERVICE Farm Drainage Phone 3 Martinton Illinois HURLING OIL COMPANY E LMER Pa I-IUR LING Cas - Motor Oil - Diesel Fuel Heating Oil Riley Brothers Products fPaints - Insecticides, Greases - Hydraulic Cilsj Phone 16 Martinton Illinois HECK'S BARBER SHOP 2 'D 'J Sheldon Illinois GORDON H. SNOW Real E state and Insurance Phone: 429-3394 Sheldon Illinois CORBIN ELECTRIC Wiring and Supplie r s Delco Motors Ele ctromode Heating System 1 v W Donovan Rheem Electric Water Heater .U . F3751 D C e Illinois GRANT WOOD WORKING VERNE GRANT Contracting, General Remodeling, Kitchen Cabinets, and Bathrooms Phone 6 3 -R 3 Donovan Illinois VIDA'S DRIVE-INN Hot Dogs, Frosty Mugs, Popcorn Ice Cream Bars, and Candy Open 3:00 P. M. -10:00 P. M. Daily Donovan Illinois HAVEN OF REST NURSING HOME Beave rvi11e , Illinois Phone 31 State Licensed Box 128 SHELDON 0 A BUILDING AND LOAN 4- .5 ,ls ASSOCIATION , Compliments of S,,,,.,,,u DR. H. N. RING 69' sum or 0, Q Your SAVINGS 3 'Lf Watseka Illinois 2 silciolcfo 5 4f1,,QLwQs' KING DON'S RADIO 8. T.V. 1880-1966 Sales - Service Member of Phone: F. S. L. -I. C. 429-3329 209 West Walnut Street F' H' L' B' Phone ID1ewood 2-3066 Sheldon Illinois Watseka I11inois Compliments of TOWER'S FUNERAL HOME EMORY F. TOWERS Funeral Director Sheldon, Illinois Compliments of CLIFF L. CLARK, M.D. Sheldon Illinois SHELDON FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR , -92'-. ' fa Pitt s bu rgh Paints AIKMAN HARDWARE y '21 I 7 . f xxx ,A ,I . Q More Than Just a Hardware Store 3, Q , of X ? ' ? Fw A . . Sheldon Illinois Sheldon Illinois Your BUD AND BILL Dependable Druggist DRUG IMPLEMENT CO. STORE Sales lv INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER ' Service i Phone 429-3325 Sheldon Illinois Sheldon Illinois Washing Greasing Tire Repair Compliments of SINCLAIR SERVICE Sinclair Products Gate s Tire s Phone 429-3842 Sheldon, Illinois BRAMMER GARAGE 425 East Iroquis Phone 429-3426 Sheldon, Illinois EULA'S RIVERSIDE CURL Professional Care Is Best for the Hair Phone 94F2 3 R. F. D. Martinton Illinois Compliments of ROACH INSURANCE COMPANY Congratulations to Class of !66 Phone Z6R 2. Martinton Illinois GERBER's T.v. s. APPLIANCE Sales and Service HOOK'S FOOD STORE Groceries and Fresh' Meats Phone 38 Martinton Illinois Phone 74 Martinton Illinois Service When You Need It Phone: Martinton 82 1 S Groceries SERVICE G 1M h dh enera erc an ise STATION 1 ups Martinton Phone 41 Illinois Martinton Illinois Compliments of HARDWARE JOHNNIE'S TRADING POST Martinton, Illinois Phone 32 Hardware - Paints Plumbing Supplies Phone 36 Martinton Illinois IROQUOIS FARMERS STATE BANK Q M OR if I i if N AQ. SIVX LI. WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Membe r of F d ID posit I C p t LET US HELP f 5 a I Z ff19 4 Z ff- - Q 5S?E gE'f' Zan Wioaeq I q is, Illinois DON CENTER CASSIDY CHEVROLET BUICK SALES - - B K Pontiac 3 Phone 474-5161 J. J. CASSIDY Home Phone 235-3662 Home Phone 474-6144 Kentland Indiana Kentland Indiana Best Wishes KENTLAND LOCKER Quality Meats Phone 474-5776 THE B 8. B STORE The Store for Men and Young Men Kentland Indiana Kentland Indiana Compliments of MURPHY'S Foon KING MOROCCO STATE BANK J , 5, Youre moneY if W Ahead I 5- i Home of Everyday Low Prices Morocco Indiana Kentland Indiana SPRADLING'S LEBEAU CLOTHING STORE JEWELERS Featuring Nationally Advertised Indiana Me rchandis e Morocc Indiana Phone 474-5732 Diarnonds Direct to You From the Source Y See, Shirley! Yes, it's really me, He has only 3 more to set a record! i , , ,f 1- L 1, 1 , Batman is coming! Do you really think we're I still like Wimpy better, BOY, that WHS ' gonna win? SOIT162 Party! y Wait a minute! This ain't But I want to take P. E. Wherevd you hear that, l the gym, ' T1r 'Q'l'i I'm afraid of the Are you really my I saw the green Somebody stole Ah, look at Richard woods. fairy godmother? giant. my raft! blush OASIS JEANETTE AND MEIRREL DAVIS GRAIN CO. Proprietors Since 1893 6 Miles North of Watseka, Ill. Grain - Feed on Route 1 Fertilizer Steaks, Seafood Chicken Nightly Fish Fry Fivery Friday Pittwoiihone ID 2-3631IuinOiS Pittwood Illinois HOUK FUNERAL HOME LAURENT LUMBER CO. FLOYD, GLENN, AND JACK 4 Phone 7-8181 Home 427-8181 4 y 6? I 4-0 ,Gd r ---'i Phone 815-427-8272 St. Anne Illinois St. Anne Illinois MARTIN MOTORS Remington Chain Saws Lawnboy Mowers Radiator Repairing St. Anne Illinois EASTERN ILLINOIS CLAY CO. IROQUOIS FARMER'S ELEVATOR Grain - Coal - Feed Seed - Fertilizer LEWIS G. MEIER Phone 429-3349 was j' . ' V 5 ,, Iroquois St. Anne Illinois Illinois Chevrolel BEAUPRE 81 SONS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '66 Serving this Community for over 1 55 years FREDDIE s QRI-,AND -.. GUY Phone HA 7-8137 St. Anne, Ill. St. Anne Illinois Compliments of I 'T 2 , ,ywuen IN THE COUNTRY MUTUAL, COUNTRY LIFE AND t MID-AMERICA BEV-LO CAFE MUDD FUR FINE FUUD INSURANCE CO. I Homijggaoked Serves You First Phone 429-8424 DONALD BUSICK Sheldon Illinois Phone 429-3656 Sheldon Illinois PEERBOLTE'S TV Motorola Antennae s Radios Color TV Stereos Black-White TV Towers Phone Martinton 47F15 R. R. ffl Martinton, Illinois QQ, ' Fast , .L- 'FFQWEXQ X O A I HWZQJ SERVICE Wm 0' IROOUOIS SPORT CENTER WILLIAM V. LONG, Manager Guns and Hunting Supplies Fishing Equipment Campers' Supplies Athletic Equipment, Sportswear 129 E. Walnut Phone ID 2-2002 Watseka Illinois GAGNON'S FIRESTONE ifC5t0ne Distributor of Firestone and Philco Products Service Car From Birth to the Grave. Watseka Illinois ALLEN'S EISNER AGENCY U. S. D. A. Choice Meats Fresh Bakery and Produce Phone 285 - 2044 Morocco Indiana BRANDT'S CHEVROLET Morocco Indiana WATSEKA FARMERS GRAIN CO., CO-OPERATIVE Phone ID 2-4169 ACE FEED 81 FARM SUPPLY East Dixie Highway Feeds Chicks Ph - one ID Z 3063 Seeds Farm Supplies Grain, Coal, Tile, Seed, Fencing, Custom Grinding and Mixing Fertilizer, Culverts, Bulk Feed, Bulk Feed Delivery and Delivery, Custom Grinding. Phone ID 2 2811 Watseka Illinois Watseka Illinois WATSEKA TRIANGLE, INC. Auto and Truck Parts fi si as Q Pg? DB1 BERRY'S PROCESSING PLANT Hi-Grade Meats for I-Iome Freezer Also Custom Butchering and Processing Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Phone ID 2-3264 Watseka Illinois HAMILTON BROS. AUTO PARTS Parts Service Briggs Speedoimeter Fram Machine Shop Stewart-Warne r Paint Mixing Dixie Highway Phone ID 2-2483 Watseka Illinois Congratulations to Class of '66 From HANCOCK'S VARIETY STORE 5 E lvlorocco f Indiana IROQUOIS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 93,3654 A good place to save . . cv sumo: 00 for any purpose gf voulxmucx 2 gg 5 A good place to borrow . . '- INSURED on improved property 2 gI'fI0I0o0, 5 A good place to borrow . . . Wt folvgx for property improvements Assets Over 520, OOO, OOO. O0 Watseka Illinois G. L. HICKMAN MOROCCO JEWELER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Authorized Oliver and New Idea Diamonds and Watches Implement Dealer HARRY C. KAUPKE, Phone: 285-2777 Pfopfietofship Morocco Indiana Phone: 285-2808 . Morocco Indiana MM STOREY JAMES E. EAGLE, IMPLEMENT co. STANDARD OI'- InternIaItgpg1j.ilntHZrveister Dealer Ami pp 1ances Maytag Washers and Dryers AMERICAN Cooper Tires Phone 2 5-2060 445 E. Center St. Morocco 8 Indiana Phone 429-3319 Sheldon Illinois JOHNNY'S STANDARD SERVICE I I, STANDARD our PRODUCTS srgnpmml ATLAS TIRES PhO1'l6 429-3722 Sheldon, Illinois DCNOVAN LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials Plumbing and Dri Gas Lumber Hardware Paint Glass Call Us First -- We Deliver Phone I6 C 1 h MACKEMER 8g MCBROOM ongratu ations to t e Builders of the Future Co- Phone ID Z-ZOOO for I -, V ,Y Ready Mix Concrete and Q gg: g Building Materials UQQ Sd-,L J' 1 ' ' Watseka Illinois rf G .L HOMER F. BOSSONG Interior and Exterior Painting Carpenter Work Building I- D ' .. i Remodeling Phone 44124 Donovan Illinois DONOVAN FARMERS CO-OP GRAIN ELEvm AToR, INC. I l ki S. D. Bag and Bulk Fertilizer Master Mix Feeds - Grinding Grain - Coal Donovan Illinois ELDON MARQUIS SUPERWAY STORE J. 8 S. MARKET Complete Line of Groceries and Meats Phone 429-3413 Iroquois Illinois H. A. SUNDERLAND A , I Corn Shelling if ' Trucking HMV Grain Auguring . , General Insurance Broker Phone 68 Phone 84 Donovan Illinois Donovan Illinois Kankakee COME ALIVE YOU'RE IN THE PEPSI GENERATION P PSI-COLA Route 49 South Phone 939-3123 Illinois TERRELL'S SINCLAIR STATION Q I gs in Donovan I Ill inois KENDALL 8. KENDALL I Weaning Pigs Phone: Donovan 18Fl3 Donovan Illinois PEOPLES DRUG STORE 24 Hour Prescriptions Cosmetics - Gifts Phone 285-2670 C Il K E api ri Morocco Indiana McCULLOUGH IMPLEMENT CO. WEBSTER GROCER CO. ,V in I 75 Alx 1 V ru QE! it Tiaixxllii Phone My V IDleWood f I 4 Sales 2-3965 Genuine ' i li D .H Service Parts IETV1. e' Watseka Illinois f 5 lnols WATSEKA REPUBLICAN Iroquois County's Oldest Newspaper 110th Year CLAYTON C. CHRISTENSON REAL ESTATE Is Our Only Business for dependable personal Largest Circulation in Iroquois , County attention when Commercial Printing and Appfdaising Finafncing Stationery Selling Buying Watseka iuinois Sheldon Illinois McNEILL MOBILE RADIO SERVICE Motorola Two-way Radio Service PEOPLES READY MIX CO. Ready Mixed Concrete Sherwin-Williams Paint Building Materials Hardware Phone 429-3711 Phone 474-5022 Sheldon Illinois Kentland Indiana Visit DR. R. E. PURKEY DENTIST Phone 5 -2050 Morocco Indiana UARCO INCORPORATED Business Forms KX Phone 1D1ewood 2 - 2441 Watseka Illinois THE NU-JOY RESTAURANT Steaks - Chicken - Sea Food Dinners Served From 11:00 to 9:30 P. M. Including Sundays For Reservations Phone 474-5672 Two Blocks North of Highway 24 on Highway 41 Kentland Indiana Advertising MOROCCO COURIER Printing Morocco Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '66 POMMIER BARBERSHOP--St. Anne MORRISON FLORIST- -Martinton CHUCK DEYOUNG, BARBER--St. Anne SHELDON LOCKER AND FOOD MARKET--Sheldon HUNGNESS 81 HUNGNESS, M. D. 'S--Sheldon SHELDON JOURNAL--Sheldon ALDENE'S BEAUTY SHOP--Donovan DR. SCHNEIDER, M. D. --Donovan PRAY'S TEXACO--Donovan BILL'S SHOE SERVICE--Donovan ST. ANNE GRAIN 81 SUPPLY--St. Anne WALT 81 VIC'S SUPERMARKET--St. Anne ST. ANNE CLEANERS--St. Anne ST. ANNE HARDWARE--St. Anne MARTIN DRUGS--St. Anne FRIEDMAN 8: CO. GENERAL MERCHANDISE--St. Anne RITZ-RESTAURANT--Watseka SYNDER'S JEWELRY--Watseka GARDEN DRESS SHOP--Watseka WATSEKA ELECTRIC CO. --Watseka TYLER'S SHOE SHOP--Watseka PECK'S FLORAL SHOPPE--Watseka CONOCO SERVICE STATION--Watseka AUSTIN'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT--Watseka NORMA'S BEAUTY SALON--Sheldon HOAGLAND'S INSURANCE SERVICE--Sheldon KENNEY 81 BURNS--Watseka E 8: .I CUSTOM SHOP--Sheldon DENNISON INSURANCE AGENCY--Sheldon BOB'S SINCLAIR--Watseka CHAPMAN IMPLEMENT--Kentland, Indiana ED'S PRODUCE--Morocco, Indiana MILFORD COMMUNITY ROLLER SKATING RINK--Milford FAY DRUG CO. --Watseka GILBERTS'--Morocco, Indiana Let,S All GO Bowling Congratulations From at IROQUOIS COUNTY DAILY TIMES CONCORD Bowl Phone 429-8434 Route 52. . ' Iroquois Illinois Watseka x Illinois . L fb, E Coffee and Conversation I'm watching KX J ,L 'mf 5 Y NJ Q You did what? I did?'? 30 what? All A'S Did you Call? Be11's going to ring! 5 ' 1 3 ' +L. f A 3 ff? v gggze. Our leaders--both big and 5111311 Open the door! 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