Donovan High School - Donovo Yearbook (Donovan, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 151 of the 1968 volume:

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SHIRLEY LINDGREN Student Assistants: MARSHA PREISSER, DENISE ARSENEAU, NANCY JOHNSON, CATHY TEBO The health room is for the use of students with physical and emotional ills. Many different kinds of illnesses and accidents occur every week and are treated in the Health Room. Mrs. Lindgren, our school nurse, is at the grade school in the morning and at the high school in the afternoon. The program of the nurse this year consisted of helping with flouride, case studies for Mr. Miller, setting up a complete immunization program for four months, and weight and height check every six weeks for grade school. The nurse is also available to discuss any health problems of students with teachers and parents. Cathy Tebo, Marsha Preisser, Mrs. Lindgren, School Nurse. Kris Schultz, fpatientjg Nancy Johnson, Denise Arseneau. -, e ' ,J 1677! I L IFN '35 927 T? MR. JAMES DOGLIO Superintendent NJ' . 1337 ,fig Rf xy, , X., MRS . JEAN DURHAM Secretary r ,, . MR. JOHN CRUMRI NE Principal MRS. JANE FAUPEL Assistant Secretary ----Q-.W-.+ Zawwidfg ' W F Y-ww'-47 . ,. I SITTING: Dick Ward, Charles Mickle, George Sterrenberg, Betty Whaley, Secretary STANDING: Alphonse Marcotte, Carl Duis, Presidentg Don Sanders. as Of MR. RICHARD FAUPEL Served on the Board of Education from April, 1966 through April, 1967. ef' FRED ANTENORE Biology I, Freshman Sponsor Illinois State University B. S. RUTH CARLSON Home Economics I-IV, Family Living F. H. A, Sponsor, Class Plays Director Illinois State Univeristy B. S, 2: FRIEDA COUGHENOUR Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Office Practice, Donovo Sponsor University of Illinois, B. S. JACK COWGILL Typing I, Drivers' Education, Boys' Physical Education, Basketball Coach, Track Coach Illinois State University B. S. 4',...m I an if , :mg y NAOMI DARROUGH French I and II MacMurray College B, A, it ROBERTA DASCHNER English II and III, Speech, Speech Club and F, T. A. Sponsor Southern Illinois University B, S, af, fri. ln... HAROLD HUBER Band Director, Guidance Counselor. University of Illinois B. S.g Bradley Univer- sity M.S. WILFRED HUBERT Library, Library Club Sponsor. Illinois State University, B. S. XXX ff 'D .iw If ,: '. ' JUDITH FLEENER Girls Physical Edication, Cheerleader Sponsor Northern Illinois University B. S, STEVE JOHNSON Industrial Arts I-IV, Practical Math I, Junior Sponsor Eastern Illinois University B, S. ' .Tw LINARD KESSINGER Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science, Senior Class Sponsor. Northern Illinois University and Millikan, B. S ga KATHRYN MCCLEARY World History, U.S. History, Government, Psychology-Sociology, Beta Club Sponsor. Illinois State University, B. S. al' 4. DAVID PATERSON Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II and Trigo- nometry, Survey of Math, Baseball Coach Illinois State University, B. S. Xe M . D . SCHLIEPER Agriculture I - IV, Sophomore Class Sponsor, F.F.A. Sponsor. University of Illinois, B.S. I4. ROSALIE SULLIVAN English I, English IV. University of Illinois, B. S.g University of of Wisconsin: Illinois State University. RANDY SWIKLE English I, Donogram Sponsor, Junior Varsity and Track Coach. Illinois State University, B. S. -NA ,ik V, JOAN SANDERS ' .sv , W WALTER HANCOCK Indiana State University msn, 7,1 JOE VAUGHAN Olivet Nazarene College, B. S. Pep Club Sponsorg Cheerleading Sponsor. University of Illinois, B. S. OFFICE HELP: David Lareau, Bryan Webster, Bob Wendel, Terry Gerber, Brian Hofbauer, Mona Fae Gordon, Chris Laney, Marcis Tiarks 25' STUDENT SECRETARI ES: STANDING: Cheryl Bechtel, Estella Cotter, Wanda Bossong, Beverly Zabel SITTING: Lola Lenz, Barb Arseneau, Ilean Tunks, Cindy Cordes, Bonnie Langellier ,W 5 Aw ir Mr WMM' L! G Om Zu Dawn STANDING: Mr. James Doglio, Bus Supervisor, Margaret Johnson, Pricilla Lesch, Margaret Hebert. SITTING: Bob Craft, Steve Johnson, Horner Bossong, Bill Pray, Roy Grant, Barbara Obenland, Helen Swanson, Fred Antenore, Harold Bossong. K 0mQo64 Margaret Daniels, Donna Carlson, Rosetta Barnett. 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SITTING: Bonnie Langellier, Student Councilg Cindy Cordes, Treasurerg Louisa Schultz, Secretaryg Barbara Arseneau, Reporter-Historian fAbsentj. S 9 x LVQ9 fix 05 '4 2 Q0 H sa 1,6 QS! A74 .-'S 4? fm X' CLASS COLORS: Yellow and whney CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose Wk X HSHANGRI-LA ,XZ-M kg Jr.-Sr. Prom - 1967 Washington here we come! .Qfb S 6111, Q9 i 4 Qr Q, Cf BARBARA MARIE ARSENEAU Barb 'Ns is Donovo Staff 4, Writer, Library Club 4, Vice-President, Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Speech 2, 3, 49 Student Coun- cil 43 Office Secretary 45 Student Council 45 F. H. A. 4, Class Play 3, 43 Class Tournaments 2, 3, 4g Chorus 3, 4g Love and Beauty Court 3, Homecoming Court 4g Class Officer 3, 4, Photographer 3, Reporter-Historian 45 Girls' State 4. I., KENNETH Louis ARSENEAU Class Play 3-42 C1255 TOUIHH' HKBHHYH ments 1,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 4g Basketball 2 DA VID LEE ASKEW Davie Class Play 35 Class Tournaments 1,3,4g Baseball 1,3,4g Basketball 2, F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Love and Beauty Court 39 Prom King Candidate, 4. CHERYL FRAN BECHTEL Chery1 ROB ERT DA LE BENI AM IN Bob Pep Club 4g Class Tournament 1, 2,3, 4g Speech 4g Chorus 3. WILLIAM HOWARD ASKEW Corky Band 1, 2g Chorus lg Pep Club 4g Class Tournament 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1g Basketball 1, Track 1, 25 F.F. A. 1, 2,35 Class Officer 1, Photographer lg D Club 1, 2. 3 Donovo Staff 4, Typist 4, Dono- gram Staff 45 Chorus 1, 3, Office Secretary 4g Class Play 3, 4g F,H,A, 1,2,3,4. MARGARET ANN BRA DY Maggie Donovo Staff 4, Photographer 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Contest 1, 2,3,4g Chorus 1,35 Pep Club 4g Class Play 3,4g Class Tournament 1, 3,4g Speech 4, F.H. A. 3, 4. ,sp,, as WILLIAM DUA NE BOURDREAU Bill Donovo Staff 4, Advertising 4, Class Officer 1, Student Council Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g Track 35 Homecoming Court 4. WANDA SUE BOSSONG Susie Donovo Staff 3, 4, Jr. Assistant 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Donogram Staff 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3,'i4, Con- test 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 3, 4, Contest 1, 3,43 Pep Club 4g Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Office Secretary 4g Class Play 3, 4g Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4g Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Reporter-Historian 1, 2, Treasurer 35 FTA 4, President 4g Love and Beauty Court 35 Prom Queen Candidate 4. Beta Club 2,3,4g Class Play 3,45 JAMES MELVIN CARLSON Z uhm.. PAUL KEVIN CARLSON Wally Student Council 4g Donogram Staff4g D Club 4, Stu- dent Councilg Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Basketbaill 2, 3,4g Track 1,3,4g Class Tournament lg Class Play 3,45 Homecoming Court 4g Pep Club 4. SHARON LYNN BRA NDENBURG usher.. Donovo staff 4, Co-Activity Editor 45 Donogram Staff 4g Beta Club 2,3,4g Pep Club 43 Speech 45 F.H.A. 1, 2,3, 4g Chorus 1, 2g Class Play 3, 45 Girls' State 4. Chorus 3g Basketball 2g F,F Chorus 1,34 Pep Club 4: P.H.A. l,2,3,4, ES TELLA ISABELLE COTTER Stel1 MARGO ELAINE EASTER Margo Cindy Donovo Staff 4, Typist 4, D0110 gram Staff 4g Chorus 1,3g Pep Club 45 Office Secretary 4g F.H.A. l,2,3,4. CYNTHIA DIANE CORDES Donovo Staff 4, Typist 43 Donogram Staff 45 Beta Club 4, Library Club 4g Office Secretary 49 Class Play 3, 4g Class Tournament 2, 3, 4g Homecoming Court 3, 43 Love and Secretary 2, Treasurer Beauty 'Court 3g Class Officer 2, 4, 4. Transfer from Clifton Central 2. Club 4. LARRY WAYNE FRYE Larry TERRY LEE GERBER Terry Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Donogram 45 Chorus 35 Office Help 45 Class Play 3, 45 Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 D Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 45 Love and Beauty Court 35 Prom King Candidate 4. PATRICIA JANE EASTER HI g Donovo Staff 4, Typist 45 Donogram Staff 45 Class Play 45 Class Tournament 3,45 Speech 2, 3,45 F.H. A. 15 Pep Student Council 4, President 45 Donogram 45 Chorus 35 Library Club 45 Student Council 45 Class Play 45 Class Tournament 35 Basketball 3, 45 Speech 45 Track 3,45 Class Officer 4, President 45 D Club 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Pep Club 45 Beta Club 4. Trans- fer from Gilman 3. EDITH GAY HERTZ ..Gay.. Chorus 1, 35 Pep Club 4, Treasurer 4, Office Help 4, Class Tournament 1, 2, 3: Homecoming Court 35 F. H. A. 1, 2,3,4, Co-Chairman of Projects 2, Second Vice- President 3, President 4, Class Officer 1, 3, Treasurer 1, Secretary 3, Donovo Staff 4, Advertising 4. GLORIA I EAN HARPER Gloria Chorus 3, Library Club 45 Class Play 3: Class Tournament 1, 2, 3g F.H.A. 3,4. GEORGE EDWARD GERNON George Chorus 39 F.F.A. 3,4. Transfer from St. Anne 3. UA TERRY EUGENE LADE ..TeH,y.. MARY IEANNE LABARGE .,Mary.. Chorus 3g Class Tournament 1,2,3,4g F.l-l. A. 4. Chorus 3, F,F,A, 1,4 BONNIE M ARIE LANGELLIER Bon Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 4g Donovo Staff 4, Organizations Editor 4, Pep Club 4, President 4, Office Secretary 4, Class Play 3, 4, Class Tournament 1, 2, 3,45 Homecoming Court 25 Love and Beauty Court 35 Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4. ' Q It r ' ' f f . VINCENT ARTHUR MARTELL Vince Chorus 35 Class Play 3, Class Tournament lg Baseball 1, 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Track 1, 2,43 Homecoming Court 3,43 F.F. A. 1, 2,3,4, Sentinel 4, D Club 3,4. HAROLD MARVIN LOY Harry F. F. A . 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2g Donovo Staff 3,4, Jr. As- sistant 3, Business Manager 4, Donogram Staff 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Class Play 3, 4, Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4g Speech 2, 3,4, President 4g Class Officer 1, 3, 4, President 1, 3, Vice-President 4, Student Trainer 1,3,4g Boy's State 4, D Club 3,4, Secretary 4. LOLA .TEAN LENZ ..LO1a.. Donovo staff 4, Typist 4, Donogram Staff 45 Chorus lg Office Secretary 4g Class Play 3, 4, Class Tournament 1,2, PATRICK DEAN MCCULLOUGH Pat DAVID ALLEN MCCULLOUGH Dave Chorus 35 F,F,A, 1, 2,3,45 Class Tournaments 1, 2,3,45 Love and Beauty Court 3. Pep Club 4, F,F,A, 1, 2,3,4 Chorus 35 Class Tournaments JOHN LEE MCDONALD v.MaC.. F,F,A, 2,35 Track 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 15 Class Play 3,45 Class Tournaments 1, 2,3,45 D Club 4. 3,45 Class Play 3,4. EMILY MILDRED NELSON ..Emi1y.. Pep Club 4, Library Club 4g F.H.A. 4. Transfer from Aurora 4. CHARLES RICHARD MUNSON 1 IE' - 5E?ff':1.fsl:gi my :Q ,,., ws- est,-1 n ' with, 'Y fm-fn:-.M , ..RiCh.. eff? 4 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4g Beta Club 3,4, Vice-President 4g Donovo Staff 4, Sports Editor 4, Student Council 43 Class Play 3,43 Class Tournament 1, 2, 3,4g D Club 3,4, Track 1, 2,3,4g Basketball Manager 4. LINDA MAY MERHLEY Linda Donovo Staff 4, Writer 4g Donogram Staff3,4g Band 1, 2,3,4, Contest 2,3,4g Pep Club 45 Beta Club 2,3, 4g Class Play 3, 4g Class Tournaments 3, 45 Class Officer 3, Vice-President 3. MARSHA ANN PREISS ER Marsh CAROL LYNN SCHROEDER Carol Donovo Staff 4, Advertising Staff 4, Donogram Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2,3, 4, Pep Club 4, Library Club 4, Beta Club 2, 3,45 Class Play 3,4, Class Tournament 2,35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4. DARWIN JOSEPH PEERBOLTE ..Daru Class Play 3,45 Class Tournament 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2,3. Donovo Staff 3, 4, Advertising 4, Donogram Staff 3,-4, Student Council 4, Band 1, 2,3,4, Con- test 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Cho- rus 1,3, Contest 1,35 Pep Club 4, Beta Club 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Library Club 3, 4, President 4, Class Play 3, 4, Class Tournaments 2,3,4, Speech 3,4, Contest 3, 4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, F. T. A. 4 Co-Historian 4: Speech Club 4, Class Officer 3, Reporter-His- torian. JEFF EDWARD SWARTZ Jeff' Chorus 3, Track 39 F.F.A. 3, 4g Class Tournament 3, 4. Transfer from Watseka 3. BRENDA GAIL SNAPP Brenda Chorus 1, 3, Library Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4, Class Tourna ment 3: F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4. LOUISA ANN SCHULTZ Louisa Band 1, 2, 3,4g Student Council 3, Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Donogram Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4, Chorus lg Pep Club 4, Beta Club 2,3,4, Class Play 3,45 Class Toumament 1, 2, 3, 4g Homecoming Court 1,4, Home- coming Queen 4g F. H.A. 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 1, President 2, Secretary 43 F,T,A, 4g Prom Queen Candi- date 4g Love and Beauty Court 3. Historian. BYRAN MARK WEBSTER Bryan BEVERLY JUNE ZABEL Bev Donovo Staff 4, Typist 45 Donogram Staff 4g Office Secretary 4, Class Play 3,4g Class Tournament 1, 2, 3,4g F.H.A. 4. ILEAN MARIE TUNKS Ilear1 Donovo Staff 4, Co-Activities Editor 4g Donogram 3, 45 Chorus 1,3,4, Contest 1,3, 4, Pep Club 4g Beta Club 4, Office Secretary 4g Class Play 3, 45 Class Tournament 1, 2,3,4g Class Officer 1, Secretary 15 F.T. A. 4, Co- Class Play 3g Class Tournament 2,3,4. Transfer from Muskegon Wi i if E X xg. XX. AK I 1 3 I 'K , .. .H ,.,ALf.,w img' .1 K, WN .JA ,gig VL 1,-F M, BILL BOUDREAU LINDA MERH LEY CA ROL SCHROEDER ug gl 5, S 51 .ii Dir ' N ,,.. 5 1 I I fp, ' 1 '-i, o 0 ff' - 53, , 1 A - e.g.:2se 1125? 'Y 1 L wr -1, .L 5 It if ., fx fi 5 'if g , ,K -- Vffifi5fl..f?Qfi'.,ffm iff I V V. 1a Y LLLL fe. V - ' . ' f X N. . gigs? fiiiff i, - A f L i Q X, ' T N Xb is mf w A 'I J r ,pug I mg ,K .4 nm ' ' 'A i F gr I :ba RM I K ,Ez gm S N ' 's . ff-, 5: gygeg' 5:5 Qzf 2' 'f. ' Q50 'E . g 1 1'-1 l , . ,- L 'iiiifgy tx ki' , 4 af, , r L i I XX' , 4+-.,, :NM ' J . 3' l W , . ' . N-A--4 '- -rv-f L f'f: N if X11 5 2-fl , 3 J L. M fp yzkl . N : HAROLD LOY LL L LLLL 5: f' RICHARD MUNSON MARSHA PREISS ER eachfafdfcaaracla Quan f-fwafui BEVERLY ZABEL Sam 741-una in 127' HAROLD LOY gezzggweaaf-fmfwz SHARON BRA NDENBURG 1 ' -' ' we We, the Class of 1968, being of sound mind and memory, hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testament drawn up on this twenty-ninth day of May, 1968. I, BARBARA ARSENEAU, will by ability to be late for class to anyone who can't resist the temptation of talking to a friend in the hall. I, KENNETH ARSENEAU, will my fast Suziki to Mickie Willey. I, DAVID ASKEW, will my quietness to Beverly Senesac. I, WILLIAM ASKEW, will my wavy hair to Ron Gagnon. I, CHERYL BECHTEL, will my weight problem to Alana Hertz. I, ROBERT BENJAMIN, will my Falcon to anyone who likes walking. I, WANDA BOSSONG, will my ability to run into a mound of dirt and get stuck, than back into Terry Lade to anyone who wants to answer for it when he gets home. I, WILLIAM BOUDREAU, will my batting average to Ken Ward if he wants to bat below 100. I, MARGARET BRADY, will my experiences for three months In Ireland to any- one who wants to have a fabulous time. I, SHARON BRANDENBURG, will my ability to have fun on Psychology trips to Susan Burton. I, JAMES CARLSON, will my loud mufflers to Richard Wyss. I, PAUL CARLSON, will my height to Joe Sterrenberg. I, CYNTHIA CORDES, will my ability to talk all the time in study hall to Marty Vagundy so that he, too, may be moved everyday. I, ESTELLA COTTER, will my ability to walk up and down the stairs on crutches to Dennis Focken. I, MARGO EASTER, will my art ability to the janitors when painting the gym- nasium. I, PATRICIA EASTER, will my ability to be on the winning volleyball team to the Sophomores, who lost the tournament last year. I, LARRY FRYE, will my leather bound set of training rules to Bruce Metz, and may he obey them as I did. I, TERRY GERBER, will all my old girlfriends to Larry Parks. I, GEORGE GERNON, will nothing to no one, because I need what little facilities I already have. I, GLORIA HARPER, will my ability to talk in study hall without getting caught to Becky Bohn. GAY HERTZ will my ability to keep out of trouble to David Sennett MARY LABARGE will my short straight hair to Linda Curby TERRY LADE will my ab1l1ty to get into trouble to Jerrold Harms BONNIE LANGELLIER W111 my P E uniform to Mrs Fleener and I hope she will enjoy wearing rt as much as I did LOLA LENZ, will my skirt that comes apart to anyone who wants their father to bring them another one HAROLD LOY w1ll my abrlrty to get out of class to Gary Doyle VINCE MARTELL W111 my orange socks and my track shoes to Duane Regnrer DAVID McCULLOUGH will my ability to make school a ball to Jeff Newman PATRICK MCCULLOUGH will my nickname Blondie to Connre Orr JOHN McDONALD w1ll my ability to be alert rn bookkeeping to Mark Kusman LINDA MERHLEY will my shy reserved personahty to Debbie Allsteadt EMILY NELSON w1ll my three study hall hours to Terry Arseneau may he use them as diligently as I d1d DARWIN PEERBOLTE will my gym shoes to Kris Langellier MARSHA PREISSER will my poise in speakrng before a class to Mary Ann Strom CAROL SCHROEDER will my outgoing personality to anyone who has an 1nfer1or1ty complex about psychology class LOUISA SCHULTZ will my Homecoming Queen Crown to the lucky girl next year BRENDA SNAPP will my ab1l1ty to answer questions in class to Debbre McGill JEFF SWARTZ will my shop enthusiasm to my brother John ILEAN TUNKS will my memorable experiences at D H S to Cheryl Arseneau that she may have as much fun as I have had BRYAN WEBSTER w1ll my boots to Lrnda Schilling BEVERLY ZABEL will my natural curly hair to Sandy Wise In Witness Hereunto we do set our hand this twenty ninth day of May in the year of our Lord Ntneteen Hundred and Sixty Erght SENIOR CLASS OF 68 I' , . . . . D I, ' . . . . i I, , . . . . ' I, , ' . . ' . I. . . . I, ' . . . I I, , ' ' . I, . - - . .. ., I, l . . ,, . ,. . . I, , . . . . . F 1, ' . , . . I I, RICHARD MUNSON, will by ability to drop the relay baton to Dave Lareau. 1. . ' ' I, , . . . l L , . . . . I, ' . . . I' , . . . I' , . .. . . .I . . It I 4 l I ' I, , ' ' . . . I, ' . . . . . I, , . . . . 9 1 With an enrollment of forty-seven members, the Class of '68 began their high- school career with Mr. Linard Kessinger as our sponsor. Leading us were Harold Loy, Presidentg Louisa Schultz, Vice-Presidentg Ilean Tunks, Secretary, Gay Hertz, Trea- surer, Wanda Bossong, Reporter-Historian, Corky Askew, Photographerg Vicki Stephen- son and Bill Boudreau, Student Council members. The following year we gained three new members: Cindy Cordes, George Gernon, and Zula Lawson. Selling sweatshirts was our major money-making project. Louisa Schultz led our class as President backed up by Cheryl Wendel as Vice-President, Cindy Cordes as Sfcretary, Dave Whitson as Treasurer, and Paul Carlson as Photographer Terry Gerber and Bonnie Langellier represented us on the Student Council. Our Junior year began with the arrival oi class rings. Harold Loy returned to lead our class with Linda Merhley as Vice-President, Gay Hertz as Secretary, Wanda Bos- song as Treasurer, Marsha Preisser as Reporter-Historian, and Barb Arseneau as Photo- grapher. Terry Gerber and Bonnie Langellier again represented us on the Student Council. The Junior Play Professor, How Could You! , was a great success. Shangri- La highlighted the year with beautiful decorations, soft lights, and dreamy music. Our Senior year commenced with the election of officer. Those elected were Larry Frye, President, Harold Loy, Vice-Presidentg Louisa Schultz, Secretaryg Cindy Cordes, Treasurerg Barb Arseneau, Reporter-Historian, Bonnie Langellier and Terry Gerber, Student Council members. Emily Nelson joined our class from Aurora. A The Senior Class was well-represented in extra-curricular activities. Wanda Bossong was editor of the Donovo and President of F. T. A. Louisa Schultz was editor of the Donogram and also President of the band. Larry Frye was President of the Student Council. Beta Club, Speech Association, and F.F. A. were led by Harold Loy. Bonnie Langellier guided the Pep Club through its first year. Gay Hertz success- fully led the F. H. A. through its 22nd year at D.H. S. Marsha Preisser was the success- ful leader of the Library Club. The second year of the D Club was presided over by Terry Gerber. Marsha Preisser and Wanda Bossong were elected to their third year as cheerleaders. Four seniors, Bill Boudreau, Paul Carlson, Larry Frye, and Vince Mar- tell, represented the class on the varsity basketball squad. Five senior boys lead the Wildcats to second place in the conference: Dave Askew, Bill Boudreau, Paul Carlson, Terry Gerber, and Vince Martell. The seniors on the track team were: Bill Boudreau, Paul Carlson, Larry Frye, Vince Martell, John McDonald, Richard'Munson, and Harold Loy, manager. Walking Down Wildcat Lane , the theme of 1967's Homecoming, was reigned by Queen Louisa Schultz with Barbara Arseneau and Cindy Cordes in her court. The class colors, yellow and white, and the yellow rose set the stage for May 29th's Graduation. A Greyhound bus took the seniors to Washington, D.C. on June the second. HAROLD LOY and MARSHA PREISSER MARY LaBARGE and BOB BENJAMIN AL ,,,,M.L,I,, I A BONNIE LANGELLIER and BILL BOUDREAU DAVE ASKEW and GAY HERTZ vhs. Ha! Ha! I HIC if HU! Lady Godiva? Shave and haircut - six bits! A 5 V. -ff i R He bit me! You know how high the price of HS Orlly 3 b3ChC101 S crepe paper is. party! Would you believe - homework? Size 79? It's empty! ? 'Y 1 wg X. J' I' Q 'Esfv I Y , ix , .1,,3v::., -,.' 3 . 4. , I asv PA 3 Q ui Qingfl' T Q f A 2 1L 1 .-h, W. ,yd 5, 1' Q 1 ? tw 4 , 4 N ,, X L , . 1 A S49 , N , Q. K ,2 5 3 V, I K, - uf . --1 5 if 1 ix I 3 ffgiil 4' V A 4 L K-infix wx S J .3 . I , JM , J- . E 5 ,+ '- ', fi' -Q.: ,zx A s . X QQ, :ff Q A 1' : 'f Q5. q JV., I f-f ' ., , ,X 45 Ron Gagnon Sheryl Haste Ken Ketcherside Lf r 1.L.. 1 QP ' W e ' , :L N 22'iE??1'f ' 1 I . 1 Q . ' , , . ,. 1-X L' a w,j!,.xR Hg, 'K M i f ' :Q S t 3' 53 A:,.i 1 ' x 5 5 Q W, 0 Y K, u Sig 'N if sr 2 o if Q f 1? 1 , 41 ' 23 3 f 25, x-HL , wr ' LHR msg-M ni' M, ., ' -svekwig x 'PUR .fi A Q 1 5,-N r ff Q 5 X 5 -' ' ,JAKE f 48 M 5 45 1 ,. . x. 'Z k, YIM. 2, , , . 3 w 1 f, , 'sq .K .. ..ZL 'J' ' 5 ef ' I as A .J 1.8 1 at is' 'YT' -Q E .14 .1 xvfaixi R 1 H1 7 Q. wi 1 'Y R 2 KR, Q Wx I X Q .M I A V. . .N .b 5 3. sw Pg 4 S rf! . 377 rs f 1 .. ' 4' X ' s Q. 4- X ' P ,1 eb Richard Lowe V fy f Q1 , ' f Ruth Luchf h rf-qmfw, Bruce Metz i ii '1' - V' 1 K ' 'Daw Larry Ketcherside Mark Kusman Cheryl Lafond Leon LaMontagne Kris Langellier Dave Lareau Absenf when picfures were mode H'- We . in fb , , f. max. hifi' r fx my FV m rice I W X ,, A ff 'bi' , H. A Absenf ' PHOTO I NOT AVAILABLE Mark Oberland Connie Orr Debbie Parks Larry Parks Randy Rabideau Diane Ratliff 4' ' Q 'ng I eff Newman ,, I In X6 A ,z gy ,V N V John Newman H 'S .- Alan Noune ., 1 7 5 ,.V .. VK N N XR rarr: J ab Q ,' ' we S ..-T. if il-51 fy . K ...f,. ikgr x ef, SEQ.. rf' , ask Larry Rattrn Dave Sanders NA' ' Linda Schilling K -Q N ff u ' .E if ,E 1 5' , ,K hx i , - K 5, if yr E -, 2 . uw 45. ' 'Q - K N f 5: 2 L i A H 'aa. . QQ. N U . ' H r ..,r . M - , rkrr a ' . . A , 2 . ,S r'i-- g , jg - M y , ,f Y k ' xg in 'L L 7 ji S Q I y fr .. VA' Q g, ,N , I Q R J fm 55 if Mary Ann Strom Audrey Styck Cheryl Tebo ir Marcia Tiarks li , .. Martin Vangundy '- ' K Charles Waterstradt R X. f , i w, r K , N my Y. A 'Ark' .4 ,451 F V' f 4 ww' tial' 'Qi 5 A' 22 M 41 15.1-..-sg! TX 'Et . 'I- ....,.f.-Q J ' W , QD X . N J4 Colleen White 'Q Steve Willey Sandy Wise PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Richard Wyss X The class of '69 headed by sponsor, Mr. Steve Johnson, began the year with 51 students. Two new students, Dennis Focken and Marsha Tiarks, brought the total to 53. The major money-making project was the magazine sales drive. Cheryl Lafond and Debbie Parks represented the Junior class on the '67 Homecoming Court. Cheryl Arseneau, Becky Bohn, and Connie Orr were chosen as cheerleaders. Denise Arseneau and Sandy Wise were the Junior Majorettes. Class officers were: President - Kris Langellierg Vice-President - Larry Parks: Secretary - Cheryl Arseneaug Treasurer - Bruce Metzg Reporter - Historian - Sandy Wiseg Student Council representatives - Becky Bohn and Dennis Focken. me-,4-2dfff PLAY CAST STANDING: Bruce Metz, Mary Ann Strom, Cheryl LaFond, Dave Sennett, Kris Langellier, Susan Burton, Steve Arseneau, Ronnie Gagnon, Cheryl Arseneau, Sheryl Haste. SEATED: Dave Sanders, Colleen White, Connie Orr, Alan Nourie, Dave Lareau, Becky Bohn. Terry Arseneau Debbie Alsteadt Debbie Parks Barbara Senesac Mary Jo Seibring Bob Wendel s 1 PROMPTERS Lk K . . ' x 0 s u Rvj 7 A x.J ig STAGECREW and MAKE-UP Marsha Tiarks Miss Carlson, Sponsor Richard Lowery Mike Butler Diane Ratliff E188-fa' .mann , In ,bfi 5 :-f, A -- K fr V Agia fn N l g yn fyfi it ,- W Q. ,-f mm . wg ,Q I in A W S 3 PM ' 33 3 'Af ' - y :RE A 4 Ae! .F Qu . x Q' if 1 3513 gtk? 5 S.,x-. kfffffryz s 9' 'iv'-M z Amy QSM V' ,uills :bn 51 k,,V, KW fix? 4, 5,9423 .ir J. ,322-NK - ' Q A Tifmx s r -L.:A we 35 q naq ki. K- 1 6 . BACK ROW: Mr. Schlieper, Sponsorg Jim Askew, Treasurerg Skip Langellier, Student Council. FRONT ROW: Celeste Langellier, Reporter-Historiang Kay Doglio, Presidentg Chris Laney, Secretary Alana' Hertz, Student Council: Joe Sterrenberg, Vice-President. YEARS DOWN Declslons Studies 'Q' 'Rx ga Act1v1t1es Wt' ,f SWEA T 1 MONEY SHIRT MAKING SALES PROJ EC TS P va' ef Fun 2 2 TO GO A, X .. ' ,X it if A Eddie Armold V Jeanne Arseneau 25? H . 5 1 David Arseneau 1? Steve Arseneau 4 ' , ef- 'N 2 sr- ! 3' Dale Burchby Dennis Clatterbuck '3 Nancy Courtney X .xr 4 Linda curby S S if f' No Pham as AVAILABLE K c i -wg, 4, , S E in- if v i f 'H ,ngn 1 1 , wig' AH? sw f 3, ysz zgiffg.. i .L.' 'ff 1 is Debbie Grimes Alana Hertz Brian Hoffbauer Elaine Hoppel Tennis Arseneau .Tim Askew Beth Boudreau Steve Boudreau Debbie Davis Kay Doglio Mike Fortin Steve Grant Leslie Lafond Chris Laney Celeste Langellier Skip Langellier No Photo ll i 2 We , 1 1 Ky Biff 1. 1- r AvAu.Au.s y I A A' K , Nancy Johnson Danny Lade Eldon Laffoon Gary LaFond RE wr . , N. V Y 8 L. ' ' 2 K . 4 'J' ffff 2, -Q ff? 7? is 4 if RR Linda McDonald Terry McMillan Betty Marcotte Barbara Merhley No Pholo AVAILABLE fx., Daryl Lareau Dennis Lowery Brenda McCullough Debbie McCutchan We X 5 . , y s lv PE' ' m if rp ,W W' 5 are r 46 J 4 K . Amanda Miller Verna Noel Dickie Parks Scarlett Peerbolte F Ms E: Ann nm-M' - PHOTO No! Availabh Albert Palchowski Dave Pufahl Carolyn Purdy Danny Reagan Tony Swanson John Swartz Steve Swigart Cathy Tebo Mike Willey Patsy Wingerter h e Danny Yates , I :A J A KA S A Phyllis Yates W ' ' n I 1 Q? Pam Schlieper Chris Schultz Joe Sterrenberg Jim Stream Brenda Vangundy Judi Ward Ken Ward Kathy Willey TOO BUSY 'L 'J 'iw Q QI syli' J PHOTO No! Available Mr. Schlieper was the sponsor for the 59 Sophomores in 1967-68. Steve Ortman moved to Downers Grove and Rick Godby to Earl Park. Beth Boudreau joined the class from the Beaverville Academy. There were 15 Sophomores initiated into the Beta Club. They were Eddie Ar- mold, Jeanie Arseneau, Beth Boudreau, Dale Burchby, Debbie Davis, Kay Doglio, Chris Laney, Barbara Merhley, Amanda Miller, Scarlet Peerbolte, Chris Schultz, Joe Sterrenberg, Brenda Vangundy, Judy Ward, and Danny Reagan. Chris Laney represented our class in the Homecoming Court. Debbie Davis was elected as one of our cheerleaders. Betty Marcotte and Linda McDonald served as majorettes. Eight Sophomores, Eddie Armold, Jim Askew, Steve Boudreau, Brian Hoibauer, Tony Swanson, Dennis Clatterbuck, Ken Ward, and Mick Willey, represented our class on the junior varsity. Dale Burchbv was manager. The boys playing on the baseball team were Eddie Armold, Jim Askew, Darryl LaReau, Danny Yates, Ken Ward, and Steve Boudreau. The major money-making project for the year was the sweatshirt sales. L Not a micro-mini Three tests School's dismissed You want me in skirt at D. I-I.S.! today. early. the spot light? v -in A rf? ' , ' if 'Tiff . I -W gf? f 3 K .L s , .iii 1 , 1 . 1' , i A pq, 3' QQ 6 51115: sux' Iss' :fy 1 Ali-Q. 'M Asc 'X 4 I ' H M xl 'Q AL , ,Q 5 :J J ' 'N - -2 an vw' 51 H s , f' V., 'U ,,v Q.. 4 ' 3 Q V KX ly vial V A ,sp V' gui? ti: 5' i ' A A L 'sf Q4 'jg . . J n Yr i,, .V I , A- ., Q I 'K V i D , , J- 5? uf fy! KZ I ' ji' ' G M 'V Yu--Q Q ' JG f wr- a QI'- A . 1 WY 5 Q54 N' f ' ' 'if fSE2.x . '49 4, ff- 3. 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'mfg fgj?f'9 Jh ,, qv ' f , - w. ,. gg.-,-, 5 f , - QA 0040164044 U N L11'1daPI61SS6I Student COUHC11 Wyona Peerbolte Treasurer Howard Loy Reporter H1stor1an Laura Schultz Pres1dent Iackre Lareau Student COUHCI1 Beth Metz VICE Presrdent Ruthanne Arseneau Secretary Mr Antenore Sponsor Car Wash YEAR . A xxgx V DOWN AND - 3TOGO S' 4' . 3 Studies p 'C VV u . ,L Mika Wiz New Friends Chuck Allie Mary Ann Arseneau Ruth Ann Arseneau 1 Steve Arseneau Roland Frye Janice Harms Jerrald Harms Richard Harper rw .. i .mt 1 . , i, i x , 3 A I K , X Dave Lanoue Jack Lareau Brenda Lenz Sharon Lindgren N 1 Anita Doglio Dennis Fieleke fs. Q Sue Figg L, rf Steve Focken Z X lg Absent whan piciures were made rw- h .. NSR, .. QfS,as:i1..,N9L r- Mark Johnson Steve Kempen LouWanna Lambert Dale Langellier Larry Munson Alan Nourie Kathy Obenland Donna Parks Yr' Michele Roberts Sue Rupp Shirley Rypkema Brad Schultz Howard Loy Rick Martell Debbie McGill Beth Metz Judy Parks Wyona Peerbolte Linda Preisser Duane Regnier ig :fx K fs.. Z1 M , ' .A 'Q 134 QA Laura Schultz Bev Senesac I ohn Snapp Marsha Steele Lenny Strom Becky Stuckey Jim Styck Sue Swigart 1xr ' Nancy Tiarks Jeff Webster Tom Webster Marsha Wendel Debbie Wingerter Bob Wingerter Sue Wyss The class of '70 headed by sponsor, Mr. Antenore, began the year with 49 students. Two new students, Steve Focken and Nancy Tiarks, brought the total to 51. A Hobo-day and a cake walk were the money-making projects for the year, Linda Preisser represented the Freshman class on the '67 Homecoming Court. Linda Preisser and Ruthanne Arseneau were the Freshman majorettes. The boys who played on the baseball team were Jackie Lareau, Rick Martell, Steve Kempen, Lenny Strom, Larry Munson, Jeff Webster, Mark Johnson, and Duane Regnier. The boys who played on the 'basketball team were Dale Langellier, Rick Martell, Jackie Lareau, Steve Kempen, Jeff Webster, Jim Styck, Mark Johnson, Lenny Strom, Duane Regnier, and Larry Munson, Manager. Class Officers are Laura Schultz, Presidentg Beth Metz, Vice-Presidentg Ruthanne Arseneau, Sec- retary, Wyona Peerbolte, Treasurerg Howard Loy, Reporter-Historiang Linda Preisser, Student Council and Jackie Lareau, Student Council. .99 4 N... 81.1 ,,',,' , ,-.un ' . ,QI 'iiggviffr QJ C .,-:gg .IQ 1 BACK ROW: Terry Gerber, Vince Martell, Dave Askew, Bill Boudreau, Daryl LaReau, Steve Willey, Paul Carlson, Dave Webster, Jim Askew, Dave Sennett, Ron Gagnon, Steve Boudreau, Coach Paterson. FRONT ROW: Duane Regnier, Ken Ward, Alan Nourie, Dave Sanders, John Newman, Dave LaReau, Eddie Armold, Larry Munson, Danny Yates, Jackie LaReau, Jeff Webster, Rick Martell, Mark Johnson, Lenny Strom, Steve Kempen. 7004: and .loot fecafwl 7967 Opponents DONOVAN Manteno 3 T. Gerber Wellington 12 P. Carlson Cissna Park 2 B. Boudreau Crescent City 2 V. Martell Sheldon 8 D. Askew Buckley Loda 9 S. Willey Wellington 12 R. Gagnon Cissna Park 6 J. Newman Crescent City 1 D. Sennett Sheldon 16 J. Askew Buckley Loda 1 A. Nourie Finished 2nd in Conference TOTALS Runs 5 11 '7 10 2 8 10 '7 2 3 5 72 BA 200 342 219 371 864 261 323 409 269 278 357 302 I gf, , If VINCE MARTELL PAUL CARLSON 'K 'r df' TERRY GERBER atcha 7 U BILL BOUDREAU DAVE ASKEW High Hurdles Low Hurdles - 440 Fr. Soph. Relay - - 120 High Hurdles ---- 180 Low Hurdles ---- Pole Vault ------- 440 Yd. Dash 2Mi1eRun--- -- Larry Frye Paul Carlson Bill Boudreau, Dave McCullough Wea: feaofwfe U96 71 Bruce Metz - - John Swartz - Askew, Metz, Bruce Metz - -17:9 ----------22:6 Swartz, Vangundy 49:4 -------------17:9 John Swartz - - - - - - - Larry Parks - Paul Carlson - - Dave Lareau 22:6 10'7 54:6 10:47 .TOhI1 MCDOH-Hld, COrky Askew Richard Munson, V1nce Martell 6405 is KNEELING: Jim Askew, Dave McCullough, Chuck Allie, Larry Frye, Marty Vangundy Paul Carlson Steve Willey, Vince Martell, Steve Arseneau, Dave LaReau, and Alan Nourie BACK ROW: Mr. Jack Cowgill, Bill Boudreau, Larry Parks, John McDonald, Corky Askew Jim Styck Richard Munson, Bruce Metz, Dave Sanders, Steve Arseneau, and Bob Wingerter Sconce Of 7mc6 77Zeet4 Donovan ---- '78 Sheldon - - - - 56 Crescent City Donovan' - - 4 -85 Sheldon - - - - 49 Cissna Park - Donovan ---- '74 Milford - - - - 60 Wellington - Donovan ---- 56 Sheldon - - 36 East Lynn - - Donovan - - - 110 Crescent - - - -46 Donovan ---- 40 Morocco - - - - '78 Donovan ---- 3'7 Morocco - - - -'74 Mt. Ayr - - - Donovan ---- 52 Milford - - - - 83 Crescent City Donovan ---- 68 1X2 Wellington 35 Buckley-Loda Donovan ---- 'Il Sheldon ----- 52 Donovan took 2nd place in Class B of the Bishop-McNamara Relays with 49 points, Donovan took 3rd place in the Milford Relays with 26 points. Donovan finished in 2nd place at the Iroquois Conference Track Meet with 48 112 points. Donovan- finished in fifth place in the County Track Meet with 2 1 points. 7mm gs-r KNEELING: Danny Reagan, Jeff Newman, Dennis Lowery, Steve Boudreau, Chuck Waterstradt. Dennis Clatterbuck, Danny Lade, Richard Wyss. V STANDING: Mr. Randy Swikle, Coach, Randy Rabideau, Tony Swanson, Steve Arseneau, Richard Godby, Joe Sterrenberg, Skip Langellier, Steve Grant. Golf is a game in which a ball one and half inches in diameter is placed on a ball 8, OOO miles in diameter - the object being to hit the small ball but not the large one. It is a game recently introduced as a new varsity sport at Donovan High, and, un- der the direction of Coach Randy Swikle, has attracted the talents of several student duffers. Iourneying from course to course, the golf squad concentrated on the development of experience - experience which the new golf squad lacked. X I' . ' ' W X -ra. 'x A ' K, fj 5 Z ,M K X I f ...Aer ,..A-.- ,MA 5-f' f .fwvefu E densely! STANDING: Coaches, Mr. Swikle, Mr. Cowgill, Mr. Paterson. SEATED: Ron Gagnon, Sec. -Treasurerg Harold Loy, Vice President, Paul Carlson, Student Coun- cilg Steve Willey, Ser- geant-of-Armsg Terry Gerber, President. f! ll 5.4 E ill '19 PU ul STARTING FROM BACK: Paul Carlson, Marty Vangundy, Steve Willey, Harold Loy, Steve Arseneau, Vince Martell, Larry Frye, Dave Lareau, Terry Gerber, Skip Lan- gellier, Richard Munson, Bruce Metz, Dale Burchby, Alan Nourie, Ron Gagnon, Dave Sennett, Dave Askew, Dennis Clatterbuck, John Newman, Rich Wyss, Corky Askew, Jim Askew, Ken Ward. KNEELING: Coaches Mr. Paterson, Mr. Swikle, Mr. Cowgill. KNEELING: Connie Orr, Becky Bohn. STANDING: Marsha Preisser, Wanda Bossong, Cheryl Arseneau, Debbie Davis. S -Mx MRS. JOAN SANDERS MRS. JUDY FLEENER WANDA BOSSONGS. C0'C-Qpfaifl MARSHA PREISSER, co-captain O U R C H E E R L E A D A E R s BECKY BOHN DEBBIE DAVIS CGA CONNIE ORR CHERYL ARSENEAU .A.x. -'Sip 'Q 0 ' 7x KNEELING: Jim,Styck, Steve Kempen, Eddie Armold, Tony Swanson, Mick Willey, Ken Ward, Dennis Clatterbuck, Steve Boudreau, Jim Askew, STANDING: Duane Regnier, Lenny Strom, Rick Martell, Mark Johnson, Jeff Webster, Dale Langellier, Jack Lareau, Coach Swikle. TEAM Eddie Armold Steve Boudreau Jim Askew Dale Langellier Lenny Strom Mick Willey Brian Hofbauer Tony Swanson Dennis Clatterbuck Ken Ward Steve Kempen F. G . '70 F , T, Ula TOT. PT. GAMES PLAYED HE- 42 33 38 64 162 Grant Park ' 32 51 36 23 54 125 Herscher 46 35 27 47 56 117 crescent City 47 43 33 22 37 108 Onarga 48 37 36 18 60 92 Sheldon 45 22 30 30 45 '74 Cissna Park 45 17 25 20 59 54 Wellington 52 19 24 9 19 47 Beecher 52 8 16 3 19 19 Milford 44 4 25 4 33 12 Central 39 1 50 0 0 2 Sheldon 44 North Newton 28 Team field goal percentage: 30070 Buckley-Loda 50 Team free throw percentage: 4'707a Cissna Park 36 Milford 44 Wellington 55 Crescent City 44 THEY 48 '72 49 54 58 67 63 63 51 53 62 21 44 65 50 69 48 . W, BILL BOUDREAU Q 3 PAUL CARLSON f 3, VINCE MARTELL LARRY FRYE l O STANDING: Alan Nourie, John Newman, Dave Lareau, Vince Martell, Bob Wendel, Larry Frye, Paul Carlson, Marty Vangundy, Steve Willey, Bill Boudreau, Bruce Metz, Ron Gagnon. KNEELINGg Larry Munson, Richard Munson, Managersg Coach Cowgill, Harold Loy, Dale Burchby, Managers. TEAM Bill Boudreau Bruce Metz Ron Gagnon John Newman Paul Carlson Marty Vangundy Steve Willey Dave Lareau Vince Martell Bob Wendell Larry Frye Alan Nourie E194 71 81 31 37 68 o o 2 100 113 37 68 58 14 39 14 58 86 27 86 52 6 23 6 56 81 31 60 56 15 27 3 16 15 22 19 68 1 33 1 33 41 42 27 42 o o 4 100 Team field goal percentage: Team free throw percentage: F.T. Ofc TOT.PT. 199 2 294 42 258 12 222 33 49 3 109 4 2 5076 5 8070 GAMES PLAYED Grant Park Herscher Crescent City Onarga Sheldon Cissna Park Beecher Wellington Milford Central Sheldon North Newton Buckley Loda Cissna Park Milford Wellington Crescent City WE THEY 61 59 46 62 60 '74 5'7 '76 46 59 80 64 56 '71 60 65 '75 '79 69 80 54 63 59 43 57 54 5'7 51 68 65 44 39 62 64 ,J rf- C5 g.1 ,' f f' ,5T...'-'WT . Q. 6 ' ' 51-52 ' - 5. ' 5 f 5 4 --. ' ,- 6 . -. s dfbdfty STANDING: Alan Nourie, John Newman, Dave Lareau, Vince Martell, Bob Wendel Larry Frye Paul Carlson, Marty Vangundy, Steve Willey, Bill Boudreau, Bruce Metz, Ron Gagnon KNEELING: Larry Munson, Richard Munson, Managersg Coach Cowgill, Harold Loy Dale Burchby Managers. TEAM Bill Boudreau Bruce Metz Ron Gagnon John Newman Paul Carlson Marty Vangundy Steve Willey Dave Lareau Vince Martell Bob Wendell Larry Frye Alan Nourie 1- 'VG 81 31 37 68 0 0 2 100 113 37 68 58 14 39 14 58 86 27 86 52 3 23 6 50 81 31 60 56 15 27 3 16 15 22 19 68 1 33 1 33 41 42 27 42 0 0 4 100 Team field goal percentage: Team free throw percentage: F,T, Ufc TOT.PT. 199 2 294 42 258 12 222 33 49 3 109 4 2 5070 5 8070 GAMES PLAYED THEY Grant Park I-lerscher Crescent City Onarga Sheldon Cissna Park Beecher Wellington Milford Central Sheldon North Newton Buckley Loda Cissna Park Milford Wellington Crescent City Pap Q5 J 4 It all began with a need for increased school spirit and sportsmanship and that is exactly what Pep Club ended up with after completing its first year at Donovan High School. Pep Club activities are mainly limited to participation at the basketball games and pep rallies but the club did sell Homecoming badges. The profits of the badge sales went to buy a black and gold Donovan Wildcat banner which is now on display in the gymnasium. All in all, Donovan High School Pep Club had a successful year and has high hopes for the coming years. 42. eiigiykzkt ' D 5 fisf ' . D' KNEELING: Mrs. Fleener, Mrs. Sanders: Sponsors. SITTING: Bonnie Langel- lier, Presidentg Linda McDonald, Vice-Presi- dentg Judy Ward, Sec- retaryg Gay Hertz, Treas- urerg fAbsent.J fix' wwf , , M,,3 W ,f+3,fm ,K,g.-If xl ,, A .,,' v , V Hi ' - ,, A 4 - i 1? ' w il R. ,MS W- x JW' f mx fun f., Q a .1 K lxk 'rf x'w ' hr x -N. if ,tk O T 2, 'Nw-Q. n. , K swf' Ne' 'Y F m.L ,f --M 1 T 2 T I . Larry Frye, President Terry Gerber, Vice President Mr. Crumrine, Sponsor 'rfrr' 5? Bonnie Langellier, Secretary Becky Bohn, Treasurer SEATED: Linda Preisser, Chris Schultz, Alana Hertz, Bonnie Langellier, Marsha Preisser, Barb Arseneau. SECOND ROW: Terry Gerber, Becky Bohn, Jack LaReau, Cheryl Lafond, Dennis Focken, Skip Langel- lier, Mr. Crumrine, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Larry Frye, Rich Munson, Paul Carlson, Steve Willey. 55 'seg wif .lcizwaq WaZ0ff4ea4 STANDING: Cheryl Arseneau, Reporter- Historiang Becky Bohn, Secretary-Treasurer. SITTING: Barbara Arse- neau, Vice4President: Larry Frye, Student Councilg Marsha Preisser, Presidentg Mr. Hubert, Sponsor. ,MMM BACK ROW: Anita Doglio, Kathy Obenland, Marsha Steele, Becky Stuckey, Dale Burchby, Dave Sennett, Rick Wyss, Alan Nourie, Kathy Willey, Linda Curby, Alana Hertz, Pam Schlieper, SECOND ROW: Becky Bohn, Emily Nelson, Cheryl Arseneau, Barb Arseneau, Marsha Preisser, Larry Frye, Carol Schroeder, Laura Schultz, Cheryl Tebo, Bev Senesac, Brenda Lenz, Brenda McCullough Judy Ward, Mr. Hubert, Sponsorg Cindy Cordes. SEATED: Sue Burton, Debbie Parks, Gloria Harper, Colleen White, Sue Wyss, Cheryl Lafond, Mary Jo Siebring. 29 swf EDITORS: Mrs. Coughenour, Sponsor, Wanda WRITERS! Linda Mefhlay, Barbara Ar' Bossong, Harold Loy, Marty Vangundy, Kris Sefleau- Langellier. i1 TYPISTS: Cindy Corcres, Pat Easter, Estella Cotter, Cheryl Bechtel, Beverly Zabel, Lola Lenz. ASSISTANT EDITORS:' Ilean Tunks, Richard Munson, ADVERTISERS: Harold Loy. Bi11B0UClrCa11, Marsha Bonnie Langellier, Sharon Brandenburg, Margaret P1'aiSSS1'. Carol SChrO6dSr, Gay Hertz f3bS31'1T..J Brady. 80 5224! Mr. Swikle, Sponsorg Louisa Schultz, ASSISTANT EDITORS: Marsha Preisser, Editor. Larry Frye, Carol Schroeder. WRITERS: Harold Loy, Terry Gerber, Paul Carlson, Barbara Arseneau, Lola Lenz, Debbie Davis, Ilean Tunks. ' I V ki, ,V J' .7'T?'?:g,ftC -' .yjya -. ,flf mf, .I hu., PAGE EDITORS: Linda Merhley, Cindy REPORTERS: QSTANDINGQ Howard Loy Cordes, Sharon Brandenburg, Becky Sandy Wise, fSeatedy Celeste Langel Stuckey, lier, Cheryl Arseneau, Jeannie Arse- 118311. 0g,4awwa,4?az'ww'7 ag,-4nm4m SITTING: Kris Langellier, Secretary: Wanda Bossong, President: Connie Orr, Vice-President: Jeanne Arseneau, Treasurer. STANDING: Chris Schultz, Student Council: Marsha Preisser, Co-Historian: Mrs. Daschner, Sponsor: Ilean Tunks, Co-Historian. The Donovan Future Teachers of America, affiliated with the national organization, was organiz- ed at Donovan High School this year. Mrs. Daschner sponsored the club. The membership enrollment was thirty-four with members from every class. The F. T. A. Con- stitution was ratified in October and the national charter arrived soon after, In December the F. T. A. erected a nativity scene in the lower hall of the high school for public display. Standing committees were selected and were: PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Connie Orr, Denise Arseneau, Linda Curby, Chris Schultz, Brenda McCullough. HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE: Becky Stuckey, Kay Doglio, Linda McDonald, Anita Doglio. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: Marsha Preisser, Ilean Tunks, Jeanne Arseneau, Louisa Schultz. MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE: Kris Langellier, Chris Laney, Ron Gagnon, Joe Sterrenberg. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE: Debbie Davis, Judy Ward, Alan Nourie, Kathy Willey. BUDGET COMMITTEE: Jeanne Arseneau, Ken Ward, Chris Schultz, Verna Noel. PROJECTS COMMITTEE: Sandy Wise, Mary Ann Strom. of I4 4. as L fl ,ge 35. Reef' SEATED: Linda Curby, Ilean Tunks, Louisa Schultz, Wyona Peerbolte, Anita Doglio, Debbie McGill, Kay Doglio, Scarlett Peerbolte, Jeanne Arseneau, Chris Schultz, Connie Orr. SECOND ROW: Alan Nourie, Wanda Bossong, Debbie Davis, Judy Ward, Becky Stuckey, Ken Ward, Larry Frye, Brenda McCullough, Marsha Preisser, Sheryl Haste, Mrs. Daschner, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Linda McDonald, Celeste Langellier, Joe Sterrenburg, Chris Laney, Kathy Willey, Ron Gagnon, Barbara Senesac, Sharon Brandenburg Mary Ann Strom, Verna Noel, Sandy Wise, Kris Langellier. S 14 'Offcbew J SY LEFT to RIGHT: Scarlett Peerbolte, Treasurerg Marsha Preisser, Secretary, Barbara Arseneau, Student Councilg Kris Langellier, Vice-Presidentg Harold Loy, Presidentg Mrs. Daschner, Sponsor. The number 5 is the magic number for the newly organized speech club, When a student acquires 5 points through work in various plays or individual events for contest, he can then become an active member. The officers for the club this year were: Harold Loy, President, Kris Langellier, Vice-President: Marsha Preisser, Secretaryg Scarlett Peerbolte, Treasurer, Barbara Arseneau, Student Council Represen- tativeg and Mrs. Daschner, Advisor. Ten persons were selected to compete in the individual events for District Contest held at Pontiac, Illinois on February 17, 1968. The students participating were: Cheryl Arseneau, Becky Bohn, Beth Boudreau, Dale Burchby, Debbie Davis, Brenda McCullough, Kris Langellier, Marsha Preisser, Becky Stuckey, and Cathy Tebo. Seven students were chosen for work in the contest play, Cry of Crows . They were: Marsha Preisser, Larry Frye, Dave Sennett, Connie Orr, Alan Nourie, Patricia Easter, and Colleen White. Other plays presented by the speech club and speech class were a Christmas play for the student body a children's theater play for the Unit and a series ofone acts for the public in the spring. Members of the speech club journeyed to Manteno for the Manteno Invitational Speech Contest. There our club received one first and three third place ribbons. 0 0 W BACK ROW: Sharon Brandenburg, Connie Orr, Wyona Peerbolte, Richard Wyss, Larry Frye, Harold Loy, Dale Burchby, David Sennett, Beth Boudreau, Susan Figg. STANDING: Becky Bohn, Linda McDonald, Celeste Langellier, Sandy Wise, Kris Langellier, Joe Sterrenburg, Alan Nourie, Colleen White, Pat Easter, Mrs. Roberta'Daschner. SEATED: Scarlet Peerbolte, Brenda Vanguncly, Becky Stuckey, Chris Schultz, Cheryl Arseneau, Judy Ward, Brenda McCullough, Barb Arseneau Marsha Preisser, Debbie Davis. Zaeta dad Offcbww 'viii gym,- N Miss McCleary, Sponsorg Becky Bohn, Reporter-Historiang Richard Munson, Vice- if ' Presidentg Kris Langellier, Secretaryg Harold Loy, Presidentg Marsha Preisser, Student Q A Councilg Barbara Arseneau, Treasurer. Y I ag Q 2 ' F ' 1- gem qfcdfdfzy CHAW, The Beta Club of seventeen members began its sixth year in Donovan High School. Miss Kathy McCleary sponsored the club. During a night ceremony, twenty-one new members were inducted. These new members included fourteen sophomores, three juniors, and four seniors. After the Pep Rally preceding the Homecoming game, the Beta Club served doughnuts and chocolate milk in collaboration with the D Club and Student Council. A Sadie Hawkins Dance in the spring completed the club's activities. The State Beta Convention held in Springfield provided the year's finale. Beta officers were: President, Harold Loyg Vice-President, Richard Munsong Secretary, Kris Langel- lierg Treasurer, Barb Arseneaug Reporter-Historian, Becky Bohng and Student Council, Marsha Preisser. pd 2460 Snape Y! qill emdlkel N STANDING: Kris Langellier, Beth Boudreau, Debbie Davis, Linda Merhley, Jeannie Arseneau, Scarlett Peerbolte, Cheryl Arseneau, Sheryl Haste, Barbara Arseneau, Marsha Preisser, Brenda Vangundy, Connie Orr, Kay Doglio. SECOND: Miss McCleary, Sponsor, Amanda Miller, Sandy Wise, Louisa Schultz, Sharon Brandenburg, Mary Ann Strom, Chris Laney, Ilean Tunks, Cindy Cordes, Alan Nourie, Cheryl Tebo, Barbara Merhley, Joe Sterrenberg, Becky Bohn. SEATED: Wanda Bossong, Judy Ward, Richard Munson, Richard Wyss, Bill Boudreau, Larry Frye, Carol Schroeder, Eddie Armold, Dan Reagan, Dale Burchby, Chris Schultz, Margaret Brady, Harold Loy. 1 iff? F? Qt F . K f . 'E' if r .f M , ..-' - - .ws ', 8,59 STANDING: Brenda McCullough, Degrees Chairmang Debbie Parks, Recreation Chairrnang Nancy John- son, Historiang Jeanne Arseneau, Public Relations: Pam Schlieper, Alana Hertz, Co-Chairmen of Projects. SEATED: Miss Carlson, Sponsorg Chris Laney, Treasurerg Louisa Schultz, lst Vice-Presidentg Gay Hertz, Presidentg Carol Schroeder, 2nd Vice-Presidentg Cheryl Arseneau, Secretaryg Cheryl LaFond, Stu- dent Council. This year the Donovan Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was slightly larger than previous years. Sixty-two members were affiliated with the WQMAKERS- national organization. QQ I of? The year started with a Record Hop and a Bake Sale in October. 5' K 2, In December, the girls accompanied by their mothers, went on a Christmas '5 2 shopping trip to Korvettes and Park Forest. On the way, they stopped at the Fortin 'Z I I Villa to deliver Christmas gifts to all the children. 04 ' O? The annual Tot Party was changed this year. Because of health interests, 4-P0 Oqbx only those girls in the third and fourth year Home Economics classes could bring NEW A tots. Entertainment forthe tots was provided by the speech class and the appearance of Santa Claus. With February came the Sweetheart Ball. The FHA selected their King and the FFA selected their sweetheart. Also in February the girls sent valentines to children at the Fortin Villa. The election and installation of new officers concluded the year. 88 ? I4 . no 'L at wx eff? y Q i 5, FIRST ROW: Susan Figg, Pat Wingerter, Carolyn Purdy, Cheryl Tebo, Kathy Obenland, Ruth Ann Arseneau, Sue Swiggart, Janice Harms, Michele Roberts, and Louisa Schultz. SECOND ROW: Miss Carlson, Sponsor, Mary LaBarge, Mary Jo Seibring, Susan Burton, Audrey Styck, Chris Laney, Kathy Willey, Donna Parks, LouWanna Lambert, Debbie McGill, Sharon Lindgren, Barbara Senesac, Cheryl Arseneau, and Diane Ratliff. THIRD ROW: Sandy Wise, Susan Wyss, Shirley Rypkema, Betty Marcotte, Debbie McCutchan, Denise Arseneau, Beth Metz, Marsha Wendel, Mary Ann Arseneau, Marsha Tiarks, Colleen White, and Judy Parks. FOURTH ROW: Gay Hertz, Jeanne Arseneau, Chris Schultz, Linda Preisser, Alana Hertz, Pam Schlieper, Margo Easter, Margaret Brady, Carol Schroeder, Linda Schilling, Ruth Lucht, Sandy Wehling, Emily Nelson, and Barbara Arseneau. FIFTH ROW: Brenda Snapp, Nancy Johnson, Gloria Harper, Beverly Zabel, Cheryl Bechtel, Debbie Alsteadt, Brenda McCullough, Estella Cotter, Sharon Brandenburg, Debbie Parks, Cheryl Lafond, Elaine Hoppel, Debbie Grimes. ld L Presidentg Kenny Arseneau, Vice SEATEDg Dave Askew, Treasurerg Bruce Metz, Secretaryg Haro oy, Presidentg Mr. Dale Schlieper, Sponsor. 1 S tinelg Steve Willey, Student Councilg Jim Askew, Reporter. STANDING: Vince Martel, en The thirty-four members of the Donovan Chapter of Future Farmers of Ameri- ca had an active 67-68 year. Locally, we conducted the annual rat bait campaign. We also divided the chapter into two teams and participated in a pest control contest. The Chapter made field trips to sever set-ups and to the Farm Progress Show. The Chapter's participants in the soil judging contest were Bruce Metz, Pat McCullough, Dave McCullough, Steve Willey, and Harold Loy. During February the Annual F. H. A. - F.F. A. Sweetheart Ball was held. d Delegates Harold Loy and Kenneth Arseneau and alternates Bruce Metz an Terry Arseneau attended the State Convention at Universlty ofI1l1no1s. al of the members' homes to study soils and livestock ies-P f K 11,40 A X C S FA SM Goqfzqu,-c'5QS Q, u ,J Sim I , . - 6 ,? 0 , 'S Q CIW' I Will I Q or ' il Z, 7 . rs .A 'I I QQC 5 ci . ..'5' -49 L 6 af 74 . Q SEATED: Pat McCullough, Dave McCullough, Vince Martell, Harry Loy, Kenny Arseneau, Steve Willey, Mick Willey, George Gernon, Jim Askew, Tennis Arseneau. SECOND ROW: Leslie Lafond, Brian Hofbauer, Jeff Swartz, Dave Lanoue, Bob Allie, Jim Carlson, Terry Lade, Terry Arseneau, Bruce Metz, Dennis Focken, Mr. Schlieper, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Danny Yates, Dave Askew, Howard Loy, Gerald Harms, Gary Lafond, Rick Martell, Dennis Fieleke, Steve Focken, David Arseneau Duane Regnier. 71 D, 74 S, DRUMMERS: Steve Swigart, Steve Grant, Debbie McCutchan, Jeff Webster. THIRD ROW: Chris Schultz, Betty Marcotte, Linda Preisser, Steve Focken, Beverly Senesac, Daryl Lareau, Mr. Huber, Instructorg Brenda McCullough. SECOND ROW: Jeannie Arseneau, Brenda Vangundy, Laura Schultz, Wyona Peerbolte, Marsha Preisser Sheryl Haste, Amanda, Miller, Susan Figg, Richard Munson. FIRST ROW: Linda Merhley, Carol Schroeder, Kay Doglio, Terry McMillan, Sandy Wise, Scarlett Peerbolte. D, 71. S, 5414446 Zane! Q I is 5 3 2 E E 3 f Zami THIRD ROW: Anita Doglio, Margaret Brady, Celeste Langellier, Brad Schultz, Larry Munson, Nancy Johnson, Janice Harms. SECOND ROW: Wanda Bossong, Louisa Schultz, Kris Langellier, Debbie Davis, Brian Hofbauer, Mark Johnson, Jeff Webster, Dave Sanders. FIRST ROW: Barbara Merhley, Becky Stuckey, Sue Swigart, Duane Regnier, Cheryl Tebo. r s E E s fi 4 Q Q fi 5 7' Zane! 93 game! Offdcmo Mr. Huber, Directorg Marsha Preisser, Secretaryg Wanda Bossong, Treasurerg Richard Munson, Student Councilg Louisa Schultz, Presidentg Dave Webster, Vice-President fAbsent.j F KNEELING: Denise Arseneau, Sandy Wise, Linda McDonald. STANDING: Linda Preisser, Ruth Ann Arseneau, Betty Marcotte. s. N X5 4 X' k W ,M F, ,, ,,.- L1 Sv w Q, Q 4 .bv-r -N, 0 AUGUST The fifteenth of August was the day the Freshmen and Sophomores signed the roll, Registering of Juniors and Seniors was August l6th's goal. First came the Freshmen, totaling fifty-one, Looking forward to a year full of mischief and fun. Next came the Sophomores with the biggest class of all, Their sixty-two members were crowded in the hall, Then came the Juniors with fifty-three in number, Who, by this time, have learned they cannot slumber, Last, but not least, the great and mighty Seniors appear, With all forty-four members hoping to make this their greatest year. With the student enrollment of two hundred and nine, To make this school year great was the dream of Mr. Crumrine. With the addition of Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Sanders, Mr. Swikle, Mr. Hancock, W Mr. Dyduch, Mr. Vaughan, and secretary, Mrs. Faupel, Donovan High School's faculty is complete, And the goals they set, all will strive to meet. SEPTEMBER .-.-ACI' 93 'eu Q- ,, OCTOBER It's October and the students have welcomed fall, For it will bring a month full of activities for all. To choose the style and color of the annual, the DONGVO staff did meet. Their main desire is that all deadlines they will strive to beat. The Sophomore class sweatshirt sales advanced to a great start, 'Because they all wanted to make a profit, each did his part. With the end of the first six weeks, report cards were mailed, Many students had received good grades but a few had failed. The Junior play cast was chosen and practices did start, Miss Carlson is hoping that each will learn his part. The Freshman class sponsored a Hobo Day, That it was a success they are happy to say. Giving a dollar to buy an ad, the patrons all consented, For with their help and the staff, the first Donogram was presented. The Senior class met to choose the color of their caps and gowns. All members are awaiting the day when the last bell sounds. The F, H,A, girls had a bake sale which was a great success, With the contributions of the members, they did their best. 96 September was a month full of many pleasant thingsg The baseball team's great victories, the Juniors long-awaited rings. Each class met using Parliamentary Procedure, The purpose of the meeting was to elect their leader. Larry, Kris, Kay, and Laura were chosen to rule, In hopes they would try to make this the greatest school. Magazine subscriptions the Junior class did sell, And when they were completed, they found they had -done quite well. Sheldon met with our great baseball team. And they lost 8 to 6, on September 15. Second in Conference is what the Donovan Wildcats won, Everyone is proud of what our team has done. To the Farm Progress Show the F.F. A. boys did go, They trudged through the mud to learn things they did not know. The F. H. A. girls sponsored a record hopg With the profit they made, they came out on top. V A ' I Q A ' iiwiw fs tr 1.1. W, .. ., .5 :.,gQ' '5i511?5 7- ,T yn .sf 'L--.Sasar:1:f:':wA .- N ws'ssqf 1L.?:izh nz:. . ,Q by , + , ' ,,..,.a..f. ... . .ex.w.f.fmr.,.,aQsr.w-,,,,,,.m,, fpm.,.....s,,.g...::L . ' ' f A 1251 f ' 5 ' : ,'7::Lf' . Ti? rss were rt W NOVEMBER November was the month for making many dicisions, The Seniors planned their trip, making many revisions. The Junior Class gave their play Pick-A-Dilly with zest, Everyone enjoyed it, twas termed a great success. With the backing of the Pep Club and the mighty Wildcat's skill, Our first basketball game was a victory - to win the rest we will. The Senior Class held a Fun-Night which was a great success, The games were loads of fun and the entertainment the best. DECEMBER On December one students were temporarily free from woes, For another six weeks of studying had finally come to a close. On December 5 some Senior girls took the Betty Crocker test. To see which girl at homemaking, would be the very best. Thursday night there was a bon fire and snake dance in the dark, Our school spirit must have helped because we slaughtered Cissna Park. The theme of the Homecoming Dance was Walking Down Wildcat Lane! At the end of the evening, it was learned Queen Louisa would reign. School dismissed for Christmas vacation - holidays were fun, The true meaning of this special day was felt by everyone. JANUARY Another new year has come our way - its name is ninteen sixty eight, All are looking towards the futureg graduating Seniors cannot wait. And suddenly - Oh No! - it can't possibly be true, The third six weeks is over - the first semester's through! This was the month the Sophomore skill was really put to test, To try to make their Fun-Night become the very best. Tore down to Milford, and gave them a great fight, And then we took on Central, a rather bad night. The Beta Club expanded and threw out its mighty chest, Tookxin those with markings which were the very best. FEBRUARY Abraham Lincoln, a man of inspiration, Led a drive to freedom to strenghten our nation. Illinois calls him her native son, And in his honor, a vacation day one. Valentine's Day and sweethearts abound, A Special candy box is not passed around. The F.F. A. and F. H. A. ,. Gave a Sweetheart Ball that Saturday, Dave Askew was F.F. A. King, Sweetheart, Gay Hertz, the prettiest thing. And on that eventful day, Mrs. Daschner came back with students gay. Second in the district in the many speech events, The play was third - the happy gents And the ladies rejoiced as did all the restg Vowing that next year we'd be the best. 'S crwrsrf im? 98 FEBRUARY February 19 was not a lark or a mere jest, For Seniors taking the U,S, Air Force Aptitude Test. Basketball ended at Buckley-Loda this year, Wanda and Marsha gave their Wildcats' last cheer. And the end of the season gave reason to mince, For Larry and Paul - to Bill and to Vince. The National Merit Scholarship Tests about now, Started Juniors thinking of the future - And ljfow! Have HEA . .1 MARCH Did March come in like a lamb or a lion? Who had time to notice when all were tryin' To end the six weeks that particular day, And wish all good luck at the Sectional play. fs,,y , ,',,ttt,. , S, , T That came on the ninth after an assembly For Northern Illinois Gas. Girls started to get trembly, . , As they considered asking a boy to a dance. Beta's Sadie Hawkins left some boys in a trance. Their beautiful girls were dressed in such style, They pondered - should they laugh or just give them a smile? The Constitution test must be passed, No Senior wishes to be the last. Ran up the score at the Clifton-Central Tourney, On to the Regionals, for some a long journey. APRIL Ran and jumped and vaulted away, At Milford's track meet we were gay. Harbinger of spring and summer the same, On April the ninth the first baseball game. The six weeks ends before Good Friday, New sox for the boys, new hats for milady. Easter vacation is so lovely and cool, A And Seniors ponder the end of school. And the Senior play Space Ship Ahoy , Savoring the last few days with joy. Then melody sprang from room to room, And the big bass drum goes boom! boom! boom! The time of the concert was firmly fixed, In April, twas the night of the twenty-sikth. MAY Dance and sway, be very gay, Buy your gown, order a corsage, Wash your car out by the garage. Never such a night in all four years, Millions of smiles and a few little tears. Sooner than you know twas the last, last test, And someone you once shunned you now like best. Baccalaureate that strange solemn occasion, And graduation with great elation. The Senior class of sixty-eight, Thought their trip was really great, fn' '-' - ' f 9'ff'-i f The Junior-Senior Prom occurs in May. I But all is not over, the Seniors cry, g Up, up, and away and high in the sky . g if , Q Zaman 70 owe -af '65 Y' The Crowning of OUR QUEEN Queen Louisa Schultz Amy Duby QUEEN LOUISA SCHULTZ. Q ful l.-' 2 W mf 19' S ,'fJ+.'.'?5. f Q Queen Louisa Schultz and her Attendantsg Cindy Cordes Barbara Arseneau CAPTAIN BILL BOUDREAU J HOMECOMING COURT 1968 Chris Laney, Ron Gagnon, Cheryl Lafond, Vince Martell, Cindy Cordes, Bill Boudreau, Barb Arseneau, Paul Carlson, Queen Louisa Schultz, Amy Duby, Gary Duby, Larry Frye, Debbie Parks, Dave Lareau, Linda Preisser, Steve Willey. cmdafz-Sembz 77mm 24 EDITH GAY HERTZ and TERRY GERBER WANDA BOSSONG and WILLIAM CORKY ASKEW O 1'Rfww'maweswxexzmsmwmzeaaaefsmaswmsmwmmsz1aasvwmemm':.,.,...-.,--k iwmwfmmvem?xwxzrwmwzmmmrxsmrmfsmgzm, , .W x, N, vw -:ff msmmw-5wmffssssezze:QQ:,ase2:1:mwLwmuw-wif-rwfvzxffuwwmawww: mmamsxsws HEWSON FORD SALES :FEEL f I n A 0 0 YOU'RE AHEAD IN A FORD AL THE WAY L Phone: 486-7232 Donovan Illinois LESTER G. MILLER AGENCY INSURANCE OF ALL TYPES Fi1'e--Casualty--Auto--Life Phone: 486-7274 Donovan Illinois Corn ainits Best LW Shelling and Trucking DONALD CARLSON Phone: 219-474-5408 Phone: 486 7l75 Donovan Illinois Donovan Illinois vl Kusman Sinclair Service on U. S. 52 Donovan Illinois P fi . .VVf'- U iiiiiiii ,oo in ii, A ' VF f - 24 A K Slrwlwr ncluff WASHING GREASING TIRE REPAIR QUALITY PARTS HCOURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS Wiring and Supplier s Delco Motors Donovan CCRBIN ELECTRIC LARUE KOTTKE PRAY'S TEXACOXTEX co Maintenance from the Ground up Exterior and Interior Paints u u Aluminum Paints and Coatings Tractor Tue Repalf Fibre and Rubber Roof Coatings Car Wash See or Call-- LARUE KOTTKE, Donovan Donovan Illinois Gas, Grease, Oil Change Brake Jobs Engine Cleaning Donovan Illinois H YBRI D5 MILTON KEMPEN Donovan, Illinois T elephone 486 -7168 HYBRID DEA LER Electromode Heating System STANDARD SERVICE 1 AND CAFE ELAINE S 'T-14' P1'OfeSSiOna1 Care Is ' Best for the I-lair OIL GHS FOOCI ELAINE I-IULVEY IXAARGE afld ADEN, P1'Op. Dgngvan Illinois Phone 486-7222 Donovan Illinois ELDON MARQUIS CORN SI-IELLING TRUCKING GRAIN AUGURING Donovan Phone 486-7363 Illinois Congratulations From A. D. SCHNEIDER, M.D. Phone 486-7221 Donovan Illinois DONALD AMES L1VEsToCK AND GRAIN HAULING KENDALL 8. KENDALL WEANING PIGS Phone 486-7166 V Donovan Illinois 4' ff . v . 5:3 45 J'.'Q1, ...3 Donovan Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1968--From the DoNovAN LION'S CLUB Q r qi 3. Donovan A Illinoi S INTERIOR and EXTERICR PAINTING CARPENTER WORK BUILDING REMODELING HOMER F. BOSSONG Donovan, Illinois Phone: 486- 7264 Insurance THINK INSURANCE- -B UY MUTUAL Farmers Pioneer Mutual Pana-Hillsboro GENERAL CROP HAIL SenneH's Midwest Market Self-Service Complete Line D G d Meats Groceries - Frozen Foods ry OO S Notions Donovan Phone: 486-7394 Illinois Donovan Lumber Company READY MIX CONCRETE BUILDING MATERIALS PLUMBING and DRY GAS PRATT 8: LAMBERT HARDWARE GLASS PAINT Call Us First -- We Deliver Phone 486-7392 Donovan Donovan Farmers Co-Op Grain Elevator, Inc. f,,!, , fx ' A , ,g1,-ff ' -, f,,,7?'6 - ' , f fij' 5 ' . ' . I 1 if -' ,, 1 -, ff f' . fi - ' :sig 'K I Q ,I .5 iff f f',,.,,.,,ii:..j,. v,,f .QD .wk 1? V ,xsu W fy for ,,f' K, -' '1 ' x, !'g,,.,J ' ,f ' ' 'i'-fbi-..i..., -f V , ' Q.: rr'rI f A I . 1 Aj. ., N I ,, A. in fia,Qff7Tf???Eif ' , f4 'I E5 f-f'9l5'l' 'L' M ' 5 1-Tf'J?:l'ii5, fi 'K is I VB 5 , hh il . 7 S!-R-:fu 1-7: I I . ,.,.,.,, , i e , ZH .,,. ,, , ,, I a,,, a,,L , r ' S. D. Bag and Bulk Fertiliz Master Mix Feeds - Grindi Grain - Coal Phone 486-7325 er Hg Illinois VIDA'S DR'VE NN BETTY GOIN'S DD' 3 Hot Dogs, Frosty Mugs 1 2 O Popcorn 5X if Um Ice Cream Bars, and Candy Phone 486-7252 Open 3:00 P.M. -10:00 P. M. Daily Donovan Illinois Donovan Illinois LOYSTQN ANGUS FARM C0mP1ime1'1tS Of DONOVAN Fine Registered Angus Cattle POST NO. 633 HAROLD LOY AND SONS x gave, for Your 4-I-I and FFA Work s,,..1.,,,' eq- e Q .nf v,,Y'. ,v.?'Aw.'1.f ' Y K : Q 'Le QV 3 ...,,. . as 0 Qs Il v : 5 1 y s Phone 486-7209 4680 1 B eave rville Illi11OiS Donovan 'u gn- Illinois Same to ya! You mean I really get to play? See the Ultrabrite smile! 'uswf K The Fugitive Peek-A-BOO! Got you first! Candid Shot HAVEN OF REST NURSING HOME Beaverville, Illinois Phone: 435-2041 State Licensed Box 128 Water-Softeners Rental CONGRATULATIONS FROM Automatic Service Never Run Out of Soft Water! Eliminates Changing Tanks Rental Only 55. 50 Per Month With Option to Purchase A -A A FQ ! - 9 Ig ,-.. 4 Nix Q I l R , il: Z -I il! 'lil S XXQl f - 5 9 lil l 'Iii 0 U if qw 1 T? - ' J Q N fx - S S CURBY HARDWARE - A N COMPANY Beaverville Illinois Beaverville, 111111015 Phone: 435-2044 Compliments -4 . A 'I' of BEAVERVILLE GRAIN 8. LUMBER CO. Grain' Lumber Building Materials Seed Fertilizer Beaverville H ji' i Illinois FUIYW5 . 5 f.'f:.'.::1: , ', 2 Phone 435-2096 . HYBRID Congratulations From, DAD'S COUNTRY MARKET Phone 435-2121 Beaverville Illinois DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP Phone 435-2065 Professional Care Is Better for the Hair Beaverville Illinois Compliments of C. B. MICKLE Q' K X, Beaverville Illinois ARSENEAU'S CONSTRUCTION Phone 435-2281 Box 13 Beaverville Illinois GOLDEN RULE ELEVATOR WR - Beave rville , Illinois Phone 815-486-7058 Grain Seed Fertilizer Coal Owners LESTER WHALEY GEORGE L. STERRENBERG ZIP'S BARBER SHOP Standard Oil Products MAC CHENORE, AGENT H Fuel ons, Gas, and on Appointments Cnly Phone 435-2127 Phone 435-2235 Beaverville Beaverville Illinois PERCELL ARSENEAU M. SALM NS Corn Shelling and Trucking Custom Shelling Combining Phone 435-2189 TBa1L1?g ruc ing Beaverville Illinois Nitrogen Application ii-525 fi.: ' 5 'N ta' . MARTINTON 'M ' Q, .Q Q j Tiff' 5:5 fe ,i5V '?'F GRAIN fl-iiln I t '- Phone 428-7027 Grain Lumber Martinton Illinois Coal Seeds Fencing Fertilizers Ranch House Paints Swisher Mowers F. P. LAREAU Martinton Illinois Days Phone 435-9023 Evenings Phone 435-2029 Beaverville Illinois CUSTOM FARM SERVICE, INC. SCI-IOFIELD DIVISION OUR PRODUCTS OUR SERVICES . .Prescription Fertilizers . .Soil Testing . . Nitrogen Solutions . .Fast Delivery Service . .Anhydrous Ammonia . . Rental Spreaders and Applicators . . Ag. Chemicals . . Agronomic Assistance OUR MOTTO: First in Quality - Fairest in Prices - Fastest in Service QA Satisfied Customer Is Our First Considerationj Shelton Plant Martinton Plant Sheldon, Illinois Martinton, Illinois Phone 815-429-3015 Phone 815-428-.7012 Manager--DUANE O. REIFEL Manager--ELMER I-IURLING Assistant Manager--EDGAR.SlBERT Assistant Manager--JIM ULFERS LLOYD C. BOONE BUTLER'S USED CARS and REPAIR BANKERS MUTUAL LIFE Q A' INSURANCE co. ,li 7' K O '1g,,- QV S. Q ' Health and Accident gf' SJ Q4 fin' . 3' Phone--428-7006 R. F. D. 541 Phone 428-7222 Martinton Illinois Martinton Illingig Congratulations to the Class PEERBOLTE'S TV of .68 Antennaes Radios Color TV Stereos Black-White TV Towers Open Wednesday and Friday Phone 428-7386 Evenmgs R. R. T41 Closed on Mondays Martin Illinois D , I Martinton Illinois Compliments of EMERY ARSENEAU LANGELLIER , Shelling BUILDING AND SUPPLY Hauling Combining E. G. LANGELLIER . Phone 428-7329 Phone 428-7134 Martinton Illinois Martinton Illinois Compliments of JOHNNIE'S TRADING POST Phone 428 -7212 Martinton 111111015 FARM SERVICE Farm Drainage Phone 428-71 ll Ma rtinton 11131015 Congratulations to the Class Compliments of of '68 ROACH INSURANCE LANGELLIER'S AGENCY GROCERIES Congratulations to General Merchandise Class of '68 Phone 428-7131 Phone 428-7362 Martinton Illinois Martinton Illinois Service When You Need it FARMERS PRIDE TRUDEAU'S fWholesale Eggsl STANDARD SERVICE F' 'T' BOEHRNSEN ,Phone 428-7319 Martinton Illinois Phone 438-7014 x Martinton Illinois HOOK'S FOOD STORE ASSOCIATED Watseka Groceries and Fresh Meats Iroquois Milford Phone 428-7011 Gilman Martinton Illinois PEW'S BEAUTY INSURANCE AND BARBER SHOP AGENCIES, INC. 'f ,jY,-3 Fi og ga QQ Wotsoho. - Ph: 4322-2404 W' L F Iroquois - Ph: 429-3641 Milford - Ph: 889-4044 Gilman - Ph: 265-4548 ix Phone 429-3613 Iroquois Illinois HWG Insure iziiyiliifzi---Including IROQUOIS FARMERS STATE BANK ' -qv-,g :E : ' 7554! ' g, 7- . :E S5 . ' , - Elgin .I .U :gg E5.A! , .Q -:. - .V 1:51-3.33-Je I 3: 3 r -' . 1 - ,.'-,-.-' .bn 'I Q .i ',- ..- Af' 1 - T U- J . -. -,-3.-,-1 A --'G ' s 4 .s,, v . .gug gg . .- 2-:Q -5 I: ' 153: 5 . -: 5 0 0 9 o o .Q 4 Q M OR ' 'F 5 1 sfvx nq. WE WELCOME YOUR A CCOUNT Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon LET US HELP 4 3 1 Ad 9 'Z ,4 :+.+eQ?f. ci am77Zaaeq Iroquo1 S 11111101 S Let's All Go Bowlin g SUPERWAY sToRE at J 8: J MARKET CONCORD BOWL Complete Line of Groceries and Meats Phone: 429-8434 Route 52 Phone: 429-3413 I h I Iroquois Illinois Iroquois Illinois IROOUOIS RMS FARMERS ELEVATOR WEBSTER FA Grain - Coal - Feed Seed - Fertilizer Registered Angus Cattle Stock for Sale at All Times DR. C. D. WEBSTER ------- ShSldOf1, Illinois Phone: 429-3349 HAROLD HIXEN and SONS ---- Donovan, Illinois . ' . GERALD TORBET --------- Sheldon, Illinois I1'0q1lO1S Illinois Your Eiigigisft DRUG SH P stone + O Sheldon iiiinois Sheldon Illinois Pittsburgh Paints AND AIKMAN HARDWARE F000 LOCKER Custom Slaughtering More Than a Hardware and Processing Store Phone: 429-3824 Sheldon Illi1'1OiS Sheldon Illinois Compliments of CLIFF L. CLARK, M.D. Congratulations to the Class of '68 A.D.M. ELEVATOR Buy and Sell Grain From Area Farmers Sheldon Illinois Sheldon Illinois BUD and BILL GORDON H. SNOW SHELDON Real Estate and Co' Insurance Sales International Phone 429-3394 Harvester Service. ' sheidfm Illinois Phone 429-3325 Sheldon Illinois Washing, Greasing, Tire Repair SWANSON'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Sinclair Products - Gates Tires Phone 429-3842 Sheldon, Illinois E. A. SANDERS Plumbing and Heating E000 Phone 429-3823 12 Sheldon Illinois TRUDEAU'S PECK'S FLOWER Body Shop and Auto Sales 24-Hour Wrecker Service TIP F10We1'S for .Wx 1' Q , Frame and Front-End Alignment 9 All Occasions I f a x Phone 429-3632 jflgmgfg 7 Ig gif' 1 g A A L- g Corsages - Funeral Designs I S C Cut Flowers , -- - Sheldon Illinois if-, Sheldon Illinois ' his Compliments of The Qual- 76- Wwe Z9 ' DRIVE-IN GORDGN TALBGTT, Routes l and 24 Manager East End Sheldon Illinois Watseka Illinois A Hard i Nlght s Day A Hard Day? Sure you've got Nlght a headache but h don-t take it out What did you mean You wear the pants , on your stomach, bb' that? and F11 wear the coat N FRY s Y save V -, L N at 4 . wi .7 . t ,-3 A ,ji 'Eli A They bought one! Scrambled it is! H E L ' P ! ' 1 Guess who went by? The In Crowd Congratulations From OPTOMETRIST Phone: 432-4170 118 W. Walnut St. Watseka Illinois MOTOR SALES, INC. Phone: 432 -4948 Watseka Illinois Compliments of WHITMAN'S BODY SHOP PAT 81 GERALD NOONAN STATE FARM INS. AGENTS . 'Q Auto - Life - Fire - Health A A S -5-j' 611 W. Walnut Street .fg L f-'m xii fl A ' I ' Phone: 432-4660 Watseka Illinois Watseka Illinois MacKEMER 81 McBRO OM LUMBER COMPANY Congratulations to the Builders of the Future Phone: 432-2000 for Ready Mix Concrete Building Materials if' rg A' I - IIN 3, - in -.gh ,I I , - Watseka Illinois WATSEKA FARMERS GRAIN CO. CO-OPERATIVE Phone: 432-4169 or 432-3036 Grain, Coal, Tile, Seeds, Fencing, Fertilizers, Culverts, Bulk Feed and Delivery, Custom Grinding Watseka Illinois Cornplim ent s of IROQUOIS MEMORIAL PARK Iroquois County's Only Modern Cemetery Watseka Illinois HOUSE OF QlmI19c,e,,,,,,,g RoYAL DRY Music W CLEANERS G ,ta I y The Home of ui rs - ,,. . . Amplifiers mumgd Fine Cleaning , Supplles I I Watseka, Illinois Wurlitzer Organs and Pianos 118 S 4th Street Watseka Illinois Dial 432-3600 WATSEKA IROQUOIS TRIANGLE, INC. SERVICE COMPANY AUTO AND TRUCK PARTS I Petroleum Feed Plant Food 0 A Q 2 Phone 432-3963 'jan W I 4 of Wotooko Illinois BOB'S SINCLAIR SERVICE VALUE Minor Repair s VILLAGE Walnut Phone Routes 1 and 24 East and 43252331 om Watseka Illinois 4 Phone 432-2110 Washing Lubrication Watseka Illinois 0' W Q sum ox 57 vounsmuos ur o IROOUOIS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A good place to save. . . for any purpose it A good place to borrow... on improved property good place to borrow... for property improvements X LLL, ,V I ' ' Ifli Q gx 5 f A Xtra-STM Qfff QORYQ Watseka Asset Over 9524, OOO, 000.00 Illinois ACE FEED 81 FARM SUPPLY WATSEKA BOTTLE East Dixie Highway Feeds Chicks Phone 432-4528 Seeds Farm Supplies Custom Grinding and Mixing Cylinder and Bulk Home Systems Bulk Feed Delivery Phcne 432-2811 Watseka Illinois Watseka Illinois HAMILTON BROS. PETERSON JEWELRY AUTO PARTS The Best in Diamonds Part? Service Hastings Speedometer Frame Machine Shop 136 E, Walnut St, Stewart-Warner Paint Mixing Watseka Illinois Dixie I-Ii hwa Phone 432-3892 Phone 435-49371 Watseka Illinois Compliments of THE FIRST TRUST CAROUSEL INN Phones Carpet Air Conditioning Shower I of Watseka, Illinois U.S. 24 St. Hwy. l Capital and Surplus Phone 432-4966 3500,000,00 k . . Watse a 111111015 Member of if. D. 1. c. Congratulations to the class of 68 ANDERSON3 FLORAL COMPANY Watseka Illinois Phone 432-43 ll Phone 432-3065 I . Flowers for All Occasions Watseka 111111015 We Specialize in Corsages GAGNON'S PIERCE'S FIRESTONE FOOD PALACE Distributor of Firestone and Philco Products Service Car From Good Food--Fast Service Complete Carry-Outs Birth to the Grave Phgme 432-4232 W Ia Ill' ' Watseka Illinois atse a inois .The 6 to 12 Gifts for All Occasions n 'QQI 0 I 1 'I' SCOTCHMON'S 1 JEWELRY Phone . . Beverages Groceries-- Nuf Sed ll' ' Watseka I mow Watseka Illinois ASSOCIATED Watseka Iroquois Milford Gilman IROQUOIS INSURANCE AGENCIES, INC. Watseka - Phone 432 Iroquois - Phone 429 2404 3641 Congratulations to the Class of 68 WATSEKA IST NATIONAL BANK A Complete Service Bank 216 South Fourth Street Phone 432 -3977 Watseka Illinois Compliments of Your ZENITH DEALER Milford - Phone 889 4044 RTSIZDSQQI Gilman - Phone 265 4548 We Insure Everything. . . 209 W. Walnut Including Your Life Watseka Illinois LLOYD. . . DICK. . .EUNICE. . . MIKE BERRY'S PROCESSING PLANT I-Ii-Grade Meats for I-Iorne Freezer Also Cu storn Butchering and Proce s sing Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Phone 432 - 3264 Watseka Illinois THE TOPPER Route I North Watseka, Illinois The Finest in Food and Beverages .IIM AND AUDREY GERKIN BUD 8. SWEDES' Over 90 Years Continuous Service Bowling to Our Community Dancing Fine Food ,Since 1897,, IE Wanaka if Illinois SEGUR FUNERAL HOME GF 7 Watseka Illinois McCORD'S J. W. PENCE AUTO SUPPLY Standard Agent GOODYEAR TIRES 428 S. Fifth W. Walnut St. Watseka, Illinois Phone 432-7329 Phone 432-3282 Watseka Illinois COmP1imenfS CAROUSEL INN of U. S. 24 and State Road One East JOHN SEVER Watseka Illinois 8. IRA CLAIRE um Your Friendly Buick and ., TI-IE BEST Pontiac People From WESTERN MOTELS ifqistfzr mizllu Watseka Illinois Phone: 815-432-4966 Cornplirnents of LASSERS M Beauty on a Budget WATSEKA SHOE STORE Open Saturday Nights Until 9:00 108 East Walnut Watseka Illinois Compliments of DR. H. N. RING Phone 432-3283 Q Y QQ ig Q ' 4fl3.zf ' 116 West Walnut Street 'faijb' Watseka Illinois WGYSGKH Illinois Congratulations to the Class Best of Luck to the of 1968 Class of '68 WGFA RADIO DON MERRILL'S WATSEKA THEATER Watseka Illinois 94.1 on Your FM Band 1360 on Your AM Band Watseka Illinois MCCULLOUGH IMPLEMENT CO. Irnplern ents ALLIS Cl-IALMERS OLIVER Sales Genuine Service Parts Phone 432 -3965 Wats eka Illinois AX. TROY DRY CLEANERS WATSEKA REPUBLICAN Iroquois County's Oldest We Make Your Clothes Newspaper Look Like New 112th Year Phone: 432-3232 Largest Circulation in Iroquois County 202 W. Walnut Street Commercial Printing and Stationery Watseka Illinois Watseka Illinois DE VALK FAY DRUG CO., INC. THE REXALL STORE 124: FUNERAL HOME MONUMENT WORKS 13110116 432-3159 Phone 432-3904 Watseka Illinois Watseka Illinois CONGRATULATIONS FROM Decker's Fine Furniture Carpet - Draperies - Linoleum Free Interior Decorative Service 204 E. Walnut - Watseka, Illinois Phone 432-4976 1045 N. Fifth Avenue - Kankakee, Illinois Phone 939-3183 THE CHICAGO OASIS STORE RESTAURANT Goetz - Bartlett - ------- -------- - ----' , The Store for the Lad and his Dad Route ffl Watseka Illinois Pittwood Illinois DAVIS GRAIN co. PAPINEAU Since 1893 Grain - Seed GRAIN COMPANY Grain- -Feeds --Seeds 1 - Fertilizer - Ferti izer Phone Martinton Phone 432-3631 428-7367 Pittwood Illinois Papineau Illinois Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Locker Service Class of '68 Custom Slaughtering Martinton 428-7267 Papineau Illinois St. Anne Illinois HOOK FUNERAL HOME FLOYD, GLENN, AND JACK 24-Hour Ambulance Service Phone 427-8181 I-Iome 427-8181 St. Anne Illinois BEAUPRE s. soNs BUICK 5 lldlffiif ' 6 S .. , Serving This Community for Over 55 Years ORLAND GUY St. Anne, I11. 427-8137 R. J. QDICKI Compliments of PANAZZO WES BOI-IN Since 1965 Fruits and Vegetables Frozen and Fresh Phone 815-932-4007 I- E1'able Illinois 453 North Greenwood Kankakee Illinois C 8 E Congratulations'Ff1-orn UPTOWN GRILL The Home of Good Food ELEANOR and CLARENCE DEPATIS Phone 427 -8404 St. Anne Congratulations From CHARM BEAUTY SCHOOL QQS X -Q. no , X r gs, E' ,I MR. and MRS. VIRGIL MOSSMAN Phone 933-7915 257 East Court Street Kankakee Illinois SPRIMONT INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Saint Anne B eaverville Martinton Large Enough To Serve You-- Small Enough To Know You MORRIS OPTICAL COMPANY COMPLET E OPTICAL SERVICE 213 East Court St. 42nd Floorj Phone 933-3223 Kankakee Illinois Congratulations From 4f7 'fi-' ' - I-1 il A KANKAKEES FINEST DEP KANKAKEE'S FINEST DEP ZOO South SC Kankake e ARTMENT STORE ARTMENT STORE huyler Avenue Illinois Best of Luck to the Class of '6 KANKAKEE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION LET us I-IELP X Save Zum Wage? Schuyler at Station Phone 933-8251 Kankakee Illinois Compliments of ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 370 Meadow Kankakee W cleaning 'C ! Q l fQ r ' iw A East Court Street and View Shopping Cente r Illinois REICHERT LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET Custom Butchering Custom Curing A shkum Illinois Phone 698-2012. Serving T Ashku J. M. CLEARY CO. his Community for Over 30 Years Phone 698 -232 5 m Illinois LE BEAU JEWELERS Kentland Indiana Phone 474-5732 ect to You From Diamonds Dir the Source -A fa- -' -- '- I f., . Q' R e gi ste r e d J ewele r AGS - 'F I 4'KQ2' Q THE B 8. B STORE The Store for Men and Young Men Kentland Indiana DON CENTER, PONTIAC Phone 474-5161 Home Phone 235-3662 l'0!VTlAI',,i Indiana Kentland Best Wishes From DR. 8. MRS. LOGAN PEOPLE'S READY MIX CO. For Those Who Demand the Finest i Building Materials I1 ert Paint Pratt and Lamb Sherwin-Williams Paint and Hardware Kentland Indiana Compliments of THE NEW HANCOCK FUNERAL Morrocco HOME, INC. Phone 285-2181 Indiana MILT STOREY IMPLEMENT COMPANY International-Harvester Dealer Hotpoint Appliances Maytag Washers and Dryers Cooper Tires Phone 285-2060 Morocco Indiana GERALD HICKMAN G. L. HICKMAN Jeweler Morocco Indiana Compliments of WATTS CERTIFIED SU PERETTE Phone 285-2034 Morocco Indiana HANCOCK VARIETY X X SUPPLIES EBOOK - 176' Q Z' if -.L 5 9 Now- P Morocco Indiana BROOK FARMER SUPPLY A, C. KEWANII New Holland HOWARD KESSELER Brook Indiana NEWTON COUNTY STONE CO. INC. Crushed Stone Agriculture Lime stone Phone 474-5125 Kentland Indiana Visit THE NU-JOY RESTAURANT Steak - Chicken - Sea Food Dinners Served From ll:OO A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Including Sunday s For Reservations Phone 474- 5672 Intersection of Highway 24, 41, 52 Kentland Indiana RITE-WAY CITGO SERVICE FOUR WINDS AND HOUSE OF BEAUTY COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Junction 114 and 41 12 East State Phone 285-2225 Morocco Indiana Morocco Indian MOROCCO ALLEN'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Located in the rear of the building- U. S. D. A. Choice Meats 12 East State Phone 285-2134 Fresh Bakery and Produce Phone 285-2044 Morocco India Morocco Indiana PEOPLES CASTONGIA TRACTOR DRUG STORE a. EQUIPMENT, INC. Choose From the Long Green Li 24 Hour Prescriptions of Jenn Dooro Equipment Cosmetics ' Gifts Business Phone 285-2788 Home Phone 285-2239 Phone 2853670 Moroooo India 9 TI-IE REXALL STORE S CHEVROLET it Morocco India na Morocc India CLYDE W. GILLESPIE MERCHANTS' Limestone Livestock Fertilizer and Baling General Trucking RUTH and ROY MEIRCI-IANTS Phone 698-2170 Clifton Illinois Morocco Indiana Congratulations Cla s s of 68 DR. A. E. PURKEY DENTIST Phone 285-2050 LUMBER COMPANY Morocco Indiana Morocco Indiana FARMERS PIONEER MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Onarga, Illinois Over Organized 1874 55500, OOO. OO in Assets Complete Insurance Programs for Farm and Horne Property See I-IOMEIR BOSSONG Donovan, Illinois Phone 486-7264 QQ , F IQQGJQLLQQ VUJZQJVQ Aj JW LQGWLQALZQX ELLIJQHQ ,Luc M fimywm Qvwilblifj ML jjw' fjwjgf Q amQ7L -MQ- JZALQJMU ZLQL, ALGOWLQ CWLQ. LLL 62, 150519 YZZGL Quo JCR! AN3Jb0f Qnmfii THE'0OJf'1fLV - V W QIQ Q! Q? 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