Dunlap High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dunlap, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1963 volume:

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To R.: R. Allen, Pres.g D. Matthews, C. Pullen, W. I-Iofer, E. Siewell, C. Cline, Sec., J. Holmes, C. Nafziger. FACLI LTY ? SAMUEL RICHARDSON Typing 1, Bookkeeping, Busi- ness Law, Economics, General SAMUEL C. JONES Civics, Practical Math, Geome- try, Advanced Math, Senior Class Co-Sponsor, Knox College, Monmouth College B.A., Brad- ley University. Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Western Illinois University, B.S. attending Bradl y Uni- versit yj Eff! X, 1 RONALD T. PETERSON Geometry, Practical Math, Trigonometry, Sr. Math, Physics, Freshman class sponsor, Univer- sity of Illinois, Greenville College, B.A. fRC,M9,QC'f1EQ51AemJ 6 Business, Sponsor of Echo, Co- rt o., JOSEPH LONTEEN English 1,4, Latin 1,25 Latin Club Sponsor, Regis College, Catholic University, A.B. MARION PIERCE General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Yearbook Sponsor, Science Club Sponsor, Green- ville B A , unnois DAVID MOORE Biology, Vocational Agriculture, FFA Sponsor, University of Ill- inois, B.S. in Ag. SHIRLEY TERVEEN Girls' P.E., Sociology, GAA Sponsor, Cheerleader Sponsor, JRC Co-Sponsor, MacMurray College for Women, Bradley, B.S. ROSEMARY SMITH WIPERT English 12, Librarian, Junior Class Co-Sponsor, Student Librarian Sponsor, University of Illinois, Indiana State University, B.S. f fl x A ,u, ,ns I Irwin I ala, 4 R52 X ROBERT English 3, Q' 1 'ik S Q CHARLES C. CUNNINGHAM y X, ' Club Sponsor co- Band, Chorus, Bradley Univer- I , ' X SPOUSOTS M0Hm0l1fh Z7 sity, B.M. V L, M .Swv-f A.B., Bradley University, ,7 7 LUCILLE JOHNSTON Home Economics, FHA Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor, Western Illinois University, B.S. RONALD C. LOWERY U.S. History, English 1,25 Head Coach, Junior Class Co-Sponsor, Knox College, B.A. 1 v 1 fl 'li e- 'Sw EX If 0 ,I M f X MAX T. SCOTT Typing I,Il, Shorthand 1,115 Boys' P.E., Sophomore Class Co- Sponsorg Student Council Co- Sponsor, Western Illinois Uni- versity, B.S., attending Bradley University. LARRY KERR Shop I, Boys' P.E., Assistant Football Coach, Head Basketball Track Coach, Western Illinois University, B.S. Q .Y f T' lite' Wal? Qfgi-'IlL. .ffl ' 8 'unvmll ' 8 1 3 x Www -7 N M, f. -, S NIORS L '. A 3 A - 4 'Ki' LYNDA FULLER ADAMS Transfer from Metamors High5 G.A.A. 1235 FHA 25 French Club 1235 Cheerleading 25 Stunt Shows 235 Pep Club 3. JERROLD WILLIAM DOWN St. Coun. 4, V. Pres. 45 Class Treas. 25 Class Pres. 45 Echo I2 34, Art Editor 345 Latin Club 12 345 Chorus I5 Jr. 6zSr. Play Casts5 Stunt shows 1245 National Honor Soc. 345 St. Coun. 4, V. Pres. 4, Eagle 3. CAROLYN ANN ARNETT ECl'1O 45 GAA 45 Cl'1OI'I.1S 1235 Jr. Red Cross 25 Jr. Play Cast5 Librarian 23. JACQUELINE LOU DOWN Echo 345 EAGLE 4, FHA 2345 Chorus 12345 Jr. 8:Sr. Play 'Casts5 Stunt Shows 125 Pep Club 1. 'I ' DONALD DEAN BAER EAGLE 45 Football 135 Basketball 1235 Track 235 Jr. Play Crew5 Sr. Play Stage Manager5 Stunt Show 2. 5 DONALD THOMAS CLINE Student Coun. 15 Class Pres. 3, V. Pres. 2, Treas. 4, St. Coun. Rep. 15 Echo 45 Eagle 345 Latin Club 125 Basketball 12345 Base- ball 2345 Sr. Play Cast5 Stunt Shows 12345 National Honor So5c.H34, Pres. 4. 10 we MARCIA DIANNE MCGAVA Class Treas. 35 Echo 1234, Editor 45 GAA 45 FHA 15 F1'er1Cl'1 Club 15 Chorus 12345 Jr. 8rSr. Play Casts5 Stunt Shows 12345 Speech Contest 345 Music Contest 345 Christmas Play 45 Eagle 45 Shorthand Award 3. JAMES WILLIAM BEARDON Transfer from Princeville I-ligh5 Eagle 45 Chorus 25 Basketball 15 Pep Club 12. KAREN LYNN I-IERRMANN Class Pres. 1, Sec. 35 Echo 12 345 Eagle Co-Editor5 CAA 23, Sec. 35 FHA 1234, Treas. 2, Pub. Rel. 3, Pres. 45 Band 12 345 Chorus 12345 Jr. Red Cross 25 Cheerleading 35 I-l.C. Attendant 15 Jr. 8zSr. Play Casts5 Stunt Shows 1345 Sweetheart Swing Queen 25 Music Contest 2345 Crisco Award 3. STANLEY FRANKLIN BURTON JUDITI-l ELAINE KOEHLER Echo 345 Eagle 45 GAA 2345 FHA 1234, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4, French Club 2345 Chorus 1245 Jr. Red Cross 12345 Jr. 8tSr. Play Casts5 Stunt Shows 12345 Librarian 345 Typing Award 3 LORA LEE BUNDY Class Sec. 25 Echo 245 GAA 12 French Club 25 Latin Club 125 Chorus 25 Jr. Play Cast5 Stunt Show 15 Pep Club 15 Dramatics Club 3. 'viii ff m..,,,,,- 11 3 PATRICIA ALICE SENTI St. Coun. 234, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Class Pres. 2, S.C. Rep. 35 Echo 245 GAA 12345 Latin Club 12345 Band lg Chorus 15 Cheer- leading 235 H.C. Attendant 25 Jr. 8cSr. Play Casts5 Stunt Shows 12345 Girls' State 35 Pep Club 15 Dramatics Club 25 Christmas Play 235 National Honor Soc. 34, Sec-Tre as. 4. ROGER ALLEN SMITH FFA 1234, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Track Mang. 35 Jr. play crew5 Stunt Shows 1. Q3 JACK WILLIAM SNIFF S.C. Rep. 25 IX Class V. Pres. 1, Pres. 35 FFA 12, Reporter 25 Football 1235 Basketball 125 Track 125 D-Men's Club 35 H.c. Attendant 135 Jr. Play Crew5 Stunt Show 15 National Honor Soc. 35 Sweetheart Swing King 2. JOSEPH ALVIN DUNLAP Eagle 45 Band 15 Chorus 15 Basketball Manager 12345 D- Men's Club 34, Sec-Treas. 45 Jr. 8:Sr. Play Casts5 Stunt Shows 1234. JANICE MEEKS SNIFF Class Sec. 35 Echo 45 GAA 235 FI-IA 15 Cheerleading 235 I-LC. Attendant 35 Librarian 123. BEVERLY JEAN EDMISTON St. Coun. 25 Echo 45 GAA 1234 Jr. Red Cross 1234, Pres. 45 Jr. Play Cast5 Drill Team 15 Pep Club 15 Shorthand Award 35 Librarian 1234. 12 s-nw LYNNE RAE WILSON St. Coun. 45 Class Sec. 45 ECHO 45 EAGLE5 GAA 234, FHA 1234, Ch. of Proj. 3, St. Coun. 45 Latin Club 1234, Treas. 45 Band 12345 Chorus 12345 H.C. Queen Candidate 45 Jr. 8zSr. play cast5 Stunt Shows 12345 Drama 25 Music Award 1234. 'Q-'f 5 E SUE ELLEN PLATTNER St. Coun. 345 Class Sec. 1, St Coun. 45 ECHO 2, EAGLE co- Editor5 GAA 23, St. Coun.5 FHA 1234, Sec. 25 Latin Club l235 Band 12345 Choms 12345 Cheerleading 35 Prom Queen 35 Jr. 8zSr. play CaSt5 Stunt Show 12345 Maj. 1245 Music Award 12345 Jr. Carnival Queen 25 Speech Contest 4. MICHAEL WAYNE WATKINS ECHO 235 EAGLE 45 Chorus 25 Sc. Club 25 Football l25 Basket ball 125 Track 25 HC King Candidate 25 Jr. 8:Sr. play crew5 Stunt Show 23. STEPHEN PODGORSKI ROBERT JOHNSON MARGIE MAE HART French Club 25 Football 1245 Football 35 Basketball 25 Baseball ECHO 125 Chorus 125 Jr. Red Baseball 15 Jr. 8rSr. play crew, 2345 Sr. play crew. Cross 123 Librarian 2- Stunt Show 123. 75,-. 13 hr f'..,S ' JANET REED LAIR Eagle Staff 35 Business Manager 45 G.A.A. 235 F.l-l.A. parliamen- tarian 125 French Club 235 Chorus 1245 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Stunt Shows 1234. WILLARD STEVE RAISTRICK Band 1235 Chorus 12345 Junior P1ay5 Senior Play. JAMES MICHAEL ROMERSBERGER V. Pres. 45 Latin Club 1235 PATRICA LEWIS Chorus l, Basketball 12, Track Eagle Staff 45 G-AA. 1234, 345 Baseball 345 Jr. Play, sf. Pfes- 49 F-H--A 123, Pub- Rel- Play5 Stunts 135 Carnival King 25 Junior Play. 3. LOUISE FRANN MATTHEWS Echo Staff 45 G.A.A. 235 Band 1235 Chorus 235 Sc. Club 25 Junior Play5 Pep Club 15 Drama Club 25 Music Award 135 Lib. 45 Typing Award 35 Shorthand Award 3. HAZEI. FERN JONES Echo Staff 45 Eagle Staff 45 G.A.A. 15 Latin Club 125 Band 125 Chorus 125 Jr. Red Cross 123 Jr. Play5 Lib. 4. 14 ALICE MARIE JONES Echo Staff 45 Eagle 45 G.A.A. 1235 F.l-I.A. 12345 French Club Football 2345 Track 2345 25 Chorus 15 Jr. Play5 Senior Play5 Stunt 15 Pep Club. MARIE ELAINE MCINTYRE Eagle 45 G.A.A. 12345 F.H.A. 12345 Chorus lg Jr. Red Cross 35 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play. CLAUDE WHITE St. Coun. 45 Echo 45 Eagle 45 COLLEEN SUE TI-IURMAN Echo 45 G.A.A. 125 F.H.A. 1234, proj5 Chorus 15 Jr. Play5 Sr. Baseball 145 D-Men's Club 345 Play5 Pep Club 15 Lib. 34. Jr. Play5 Sr. Play. yfffjiaf .Xml-f, amz JAMES EUGENE CARLILE Eagle 45 Football 15 Basketball 12345 Track 25 Baseball 35 l-I.C. King 45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Stunts 1234. 15 CLASS HISTORY In August of 1959 a class of 49 freshmen entered Dunlap High School. The members of the class elected Karen Herrmann as President, Jack-Sniff as Vice President, Sue Plattner as Secretary and Tom Cline as Treasurer. Our first float in the Homecoming parade was Eagles Appetite Satisfied. Karen Herrmann was our first Home- coming queen candidate. And Jack Sniff our first King candidate. In the Spring of the year, four girls of our class were elected junior varsity cheerleaders. They were Janice Meeks, Linda Hicks, Pat Senti, and Sherry Conlee. In the Junior Carnival our stunt received second place. When we returned to school in the fall of 1960 we elected Pat Senti as President, Tom Cline as Vice President, Lori Bundy as Secretary, and Jerry Downs as Treasurer. We were very proud of our third place float in the Homecoming parade. Pat Senti and Mike Watkins were our queen and king candidates. Sue Plattner, Karen Herrmann, Pat Senti, and Janice Meeks were elected varsity cheerleaders. Our class won first place in the stunt show of the Junior Carnival. In the fall of 1961 we entered Dunlap High School as upperclassmen. We elected Jack Sniff, President, Tom Cline, Vice President, Janice Meeks, Secretary, and Marcia Ma Gava, Treasurer. Our float in the Homecoming was Room at the Top for Dunlap. Our candidate for Homecoming Queen was Janice Meeks and Jack Sniff was our King candidate. The second semester we elected new officers. They were Tom Cline, President, Karen Herrmann, Secretary and Marcia MaGava, Treasurer. On April 6 our class play, TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL gathered a record breaking crowd and was very successful. Our class sponsored the Junior Carni- val The Roaring Twenties and won first on our stunt again. On the night of May 12 we presented a prom in honor of the Seniors intitled Crystal Ball. Sue Plattner reigned as Queen in the beautifully decorated room in the Bradley Stu- dent Center. A green and white false ceiling gayly decorated the center crystal ball. The Gay Notes provided music for the dancing. Our final year at D.H.S. began in the fall of 1962. The officers elected were Jerry Downs, President, Jim Romersburger, Vice President, Lynne Wilson, Secretary, and Tom Cline, Treasurer. Our float The Panthers are Coming, won second place in the Homecoming parade. Lynne Wilson was our Queen candidate and Jim Carlile was elected King. On November 16 we presented OLD DOC as our Senior Play. Our sponsors throughout our four years were: Mrs. Barbara Sullivan, Freshman year, Mr. Samuel Jones and Mrs. Helen Pierce, Sophomore and Junior years, and Mr. Robert Pardieck and Mr Samuel Jones sponsored our Senior year. This ends our school days at Dunlap High School. Our memories will linger on of our schools days forever. CLASS OF '63 Colors: Aqua and Silver Flowers: White Rose Motto: One step at a time, but always forward 17 in 'fav Tom Colleen Alice Stephen Pat Steve Marci a Pat Marie -eff? Janet 18 Jack Joe Bob Hazel Carolyn Lynne Janice Judy Sue Karen 1 9 Story: The year--2000 A.D. The Scene--the annual class reunion The altunni are just beginning to gather for the reunion. Dunlap has changed a bit from the place it used to be. D.H.S. now has 23 floors, and two-hundred ten rooms--of course, it still has only 210 students but facilities are more comfortable now. The first to arrive is J. M. Romersberger in his limousine. I-le married a millionairess several years ago and is now owner of the YMCA--Young Millionaire's Cash Association. From talking to Mike Watkins, it seems he is doing as well as old Jim. Mike is the director of the FBI. I really never realized how brave, dar- ing and adventurous he was to assume the highest position in Fuller Brush Incorporated. Steve Raistrick's old nickname of Captain has really held true. He's now the kiddies favorite-- Captain Kangaroo. Strangely enough, Janet Lair is press secretary to some kangaroo. Remember Frann Matthews? She took a busi- ness course in high school. Now she can type 298 words a minute and is happily married to an IBM Machine. Dr. Bill Bearden is here too. Also his nurse, Judy Koehler, is with him. Judy has a really difficult job just caring for Bill since he faints at the sight of blood. And here come Sue Plattner and Keren Herr- mann. They're editors of the new national maga- zine, OFFBEAT. Lynne Wilson is here. Lynne models for the I dreamed Iwas commercials. Guess it's a carry-over from old high school days when she was always dreaming about something for someonej. Alice Jones is here from location in Holly- wood. She recently finished the reproduction of Take Care of My Little Girl in which she played the part of Mother Apple. Sounds familiar, doesn't it? Arriving with Alice was Colleen Thurman, head beauty consultant at Fox Studios. Those Hi-Fashion courses paid off. , Jack and Janice Sniff are here, too. They're part of the few who stayed around Dunlap to watch it grow. There is Steve Podgorski. He has on hunting clothes and is carrying a gun. He's a professional hunter, you know. QHE l-IUNTS GIRLSQ. There's a group of boys who used to spend a lot of time at the Farm Restaurant. The group included: Bob Johnson, Jerry Down, Jim Carlile, Tom Cline and Joe Dunlap. Bob Johnson is now working with the Red Cross. He is in charge of disaster areas--espe- cially FLOODS. Oh, remember how tall and slim Jerry Down used to be. You'd never know him now--he's a 5'3 tall, he weighs 159 potmds and he's as ballad as an Eagle QA Dunlap Eagle., Wasn't it Jim Carlile who was such a whiz in math in high school? I remember that he got a 28 on a Trig test during his senior year. Now he's developed the Carlile Theory of the Uni- verse--everybody's square. Tom Cline has turned into a regular Bob Ctunmings. There are five girls with him today. His friends call him Playboy Puff. I heard old Joe Dunlap is doing well for him- self. His paper route now includes Dunlap and Princeville. Congratulations, Joe. Pat Lewis is President of the first national Girls' Athletic Association--for girls over 50. Marie Mclntyre was the charter member. Jackie Down is famous now, too, She holds the record as the world's fastest talker. fC0ntinued on page 53j 'mo .1 . . ,.,: ,:- 5? A EA' Sm.. fail B- Allen L. Andrews I. 5' R. Broyhill S. Carmody . f J 3. gp flux? Q ei?j,.. aa K ' 2 G ,- -' 7 .Eff '-in f an L. Day R. De an CLASS ' . - .- 4 5 2- Q:-. 'lk - . . o f D L idk! 1 . Iz, ...l if I : A I ..,, . . . I Y 5 iss-egg. - .7 y -. + , px - ,. , . . ,. 1 X , K5 'Gems-fu. , f 3 ,, ,M .Lg f : , . A ,, 4 3' . .. -- mf-, wie-:H ' 1.-:w D. Baer 1- Begllel' L. Bingamon T, Brown i f fx . 1 f 0 'W E 13-3 C. Daily .. 1 2 D W. Chave B. Cline J. Cox D. Drummond J, Fritz S. Frye R, Gerber . ug.. A lv Z fgwx ff S. Gibbs B. Glldaf J. Heinl L, Hekel C, Herrmann T. HOfeI 'N 2351 X ,S ,wir ' DN A' P:Qx , ' 5? 1 nNx' o , .f .A I 3? , :I lf' X' , .W ,fu -E, 1,1 x K f gE.i' 1 gy , .,-:- Eff ..: 2 N. 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McIntyre 1 . .,..,,. 66? ..- M' N. Peters J. Scherler - a 5. C. Stratton J. Sw eazy '65 ...E A M. McIntyre L. Meinders L. Meinders. 3j'?5h 1 ' s K -.sp J 'f g e J Jee Q Qi: I X 5 5 ,Sf J .W ' f ' In A R. Pullen A. Purcell J. Purtscher. v Q I tw K J I , V f 3. E 'I if. J r 155. K k 5. , D. Schielein M. Schwabe J. Sipp. f wir sn-f. W' ff ' , iv ,1 V.,J I i ext I 4, I y'-. ,: 'ggi' .Vy,,W,. . -t gm D. Voland S. Ward J. Weak. , 17 4 fx z 5 if FQ ri xx xigfvx T. Tucker. 27 1 28 FRESHMEN as-f A is ,S , B r ri? in wil , -A ni. CRI M , Y 4 l BC:- , . K vi .1-f .uf is .- .- 3 z 'wb QV' 3 ul N5 'ff l ' Q if MEP' 5 1 J F pe-m 5 ,4 B ,Q Y V Y Af , N . an J ? 'k , Aw,-2' . H. 9' 4 .gf N H .xwi ik. , I : at 1. CLASS L. Andrews G. Everwein A. Fitzpatrick G. Baer B. Bliss N. Fritz C. Gibbs G. Block W. Bowden K. Gilles J. Harlan J. Burdett R. Burns R. Harris R. Holloway B. Clark J. Cline T. Holmes S. Hurt E. Dodge T. Dunlap P. Ivey K. Jacobson C. Edmiston P. Elkins F. Johnson D. ldlfz 1 -ff, 'Q S . 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X 1 i fl r 'li l 32 9,9 ORGAN ZATICNS sg Q 2 3 5 Eagle Staff -Editor: Sue Pl attner Committee Book Sales ' ss il H Co-Editor: Karen Herrmann Business Manager: Janet Lair K N 35 lst. ROW, L to R: H. Jones, N. Oertley, J. Koehler, L. Smith, K. Herrmann, S. Gibbs, J. Heinz, C. Daily, L. Obery, P. Worsfold, L. Bingamon. 2nd ROW, A Jones, M. McGava, F. Matthews, P. Senti, J. Sniff, C. Thurman, L. Meinders, S. Clarke, R. Burgner, J. Edmiston, K. Gibbs, S. Frye, B. Allen. 3rd ROW, J. Fritz, L. Bundy, L. Loesch, J. Downs, M. Walkins, J. Downs, C. White, T. Cline, R. Holloway C. Arnett, M. Tarr, 4th ROW, A. Cornish, P. Arnett, B. Mankle, M. Windhorst, L. Adams, J. Simpson, J. Yoder, M. Holloway, D. Swanson, L. Wilson. :DCB N xi, :V '. N, LA . W- 'X A Arngavgux . . -11:1 U S t-2 E H U Standing L to R: J. Downs, Art Editor, Mr. Richard- son, Spon.g N. Oertley, Ass't. Editor, Seated: M. MaGava. 36 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to right: Mr. Nafziger, R. Missen, P. Senti, J. Downs, J. Yoder, Mr. Scott. Standing: D Nafziger, D. Kolditz, L. Wilson, M. Holloway, J. Simpson, W. Chave, R. Herrmann, C. White, S. Platt- ner, J. Gronewald. The Student Council of Dunlap High School is a representative group for the entire student body. Each class and bona fide organization has one representative on the council. The duties of the student council this year have been numerous. The council has been in charge of student body elections. These elections include that of cheerleaders, student council president, and homecoming king and queen. The annual Homecoming festivities were governed again this year by the Student Council. Also four excellent assembly programs were presented by the Student Council this year. The Dunlap Student Council sent four delegates to the annual Pekin District Convention of Student Councils. We are proud also to have been a member of the Illinois Association of Student Councils. Our officers of the past year were: President ..... ......................... . . Patricia Senti Vice President . . ...................... . . Jerry Down Secretary . . . . . Rebecca Missen Treasurer . . . . Julia Yoder Assembly at Bonfire 37 Membership in the National Honor Society is restricted to those pupils who have maintained a scholastic of B- throughout the first five semesters in high school. This average must be maintained during the following year or mem- bership is permanently revoked. Membership in the Dunlap chapter of the society is now eighteen and we have every hope of increasing this number rapidly. With the aid of our sponsor, Mrs. Wipert we represent and serve our school scholastically. f mls JUNIOR RED CROSS lst ROW: L. to R.: B. Mankle, K. Schubert, Sec., J. Edmiston, Pres., B. Allen, M. Holloway, S.C. 2nd ROW: N. Hollis, R. Siewell, V. Montgomery, L. Meinders, I. Begner, L. Obery, J. Koehler, S. Haugh- man, 3rd ROW: Mrs. Ter veen, Sponsor, N. Fritz, C. Edmiston, J. Wolland, C. Kuhn, K. Jacobson, S. Carmondy. OUR WORTHY SPONSOR To Mr. Pierce, who has literally fathered the Eagle for the past three years, and who has turned the editors' tears to smiles through the not-so-smooth hours of making up the yearbook, we editors would like to express our deepest appreciation and gratitude. 39 LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is an organized body of students who have, or are, taking Latin. The organization is under the sponsorship of Mr. Lonteen, as it has been for the past two years. This years' activities have consisted of: a get-together party Qfor the purpose of getting acquainted with the new membersj, a Homecoming float Qwhich won third prize Q, a dance, a Christmas Party, the annual Roman Banquet and a Slave Day. The Slave Day was a new activity for the club and it proved to be a very worth-while and successful activity. The success of the Latin Club this year has been due to the excellent executive board, our capable Sponsor, and eager participation of the members. 40 DUNLAP DIESELS The Dunlap Diesels Science Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Marion Pierce, had a very active year The club sponsored their annual dance again this year and presented a short skit as entertainment. For the first year the Dunlap Diesels entered a float in the 1962 Homecoming parade. The club has been a member of the National Science Clubs of America and the Illinois Junior Academy of Science since its existence. The University of Illinois Engineering Open House was attended by many members and science students in the school. The main activity of the year was the display of a few members' science projects at the County, District, and State Science Fairs. The projects shown at the Peoria County Science Fair in March were: Rebecca Allen--2nd Qoutstandingj Linda Brunton- -2nd Qoutstandingj Julie Fritz--2nd Nancy Oertley--Honorable mention Doug Nafziger--2nd Projects shown at District Science Fair at Macomb: Rebecca Allen--lst Linda Brunton--3rd Nancy Oertley--1st Projects shown at University of Illinois Science Fair: Rebecca Allen--lst Julie Fritz--Honorable mention Nancy Oertley--lst 41 LIBRARIANS Seated, left to right: H. Jones, J. Koehler, F. Matthews, J. Edmiston, C. Thurman. Standing: J. Cox W. Vicary, J. Windhorst, Mrs. Wipert, S. Womack, D. Kolditz, G. Peterson, S. Frye, L. Bingamon, C. Daily, L. Morris. Study Hall 42 lst ROW: N. Oertley, Sec.: M. Windhorst, V. Pres., J. Yoder, S. C. Rep.: Mrs. TerVeen, Spon.5 J. Wind horst, Treas.g S. Frye, P. Lewis, Pres., P. Worsfold. 2nd ROW: L. to R: R. Burgner, S. Clarke, L. Mein- ders, J. Gale, K. Gilles, I. Mangold, C. Daily, J. Koehler, J. Edmiston. 3rd ROW: L. Bingamon, J. Heinz, S. Gibbs, P. Ivey, P. Weaver, D. Kolditz, J. Harlan, P. Senti, M. MaGava, 4th ROW: C. Menold D. Creighton, L. Wilson, M. Holloway, D. Swanson, L. Hekel, T. Tucker, K. Gibbs, B. Harris. G.A.A. lst ROW: G. Baer, K. Schubert, A. Purcell, N. Hollis, R. Siewell, R. Allen, C. Richter. 2nd ROW: T. Dunlap, B. Clark, E. Schoenbein, D. Baer, R. Gudat, S. Carmony, W. Vicary. 3rd ROW: K. Jacobson, J. Fritz, L. Morris, J. Kent, K. McIntyre, J. Cox, S. Houghman. 4th ROW: F. Johnson, B. Mankle, C. Edmiston, N. Fritz, J. Weaks, M. McIntyre, I. Begner, C. Smith. 252 43 d Marching Band This year the band performed in the annual Christmas Parade in Peoria and Bradley Band Day at Brad- ley University. They took part in the Christmas Contata and the annual Band Festival which was held at Dunlap. The band has entertained through out the year for basketball and football games. Also, the Spring Concert. The band sent solos and ensembles to the district and state music contests. 1 1 1 1 Majorettes: lst ROW: F. Johnson, S. Plattner, Dance Band 2nd ROW: J. Gale, N. Cribbs, C. Frye, B. Gudat, D. Baer, W. Vicary. ' 44- lst ROW, L to R: B. Clark, C. Menold, S. Ellingsworth, T. Obery, L. Hekel, J. Fritz, B. Harris, J. Yoder, K. Robenson, J. Kent, K. Schubert, J. Harlan, 2nd ROW: R, Siewell, J. Cox, J. Gale, V. Montgomery, K. McIntyre, J. Scherler, M. Holloway, D. Swanson, K. Gibbs, F. Johnson, R. Allen. 3rd ROW: J. Koehler, L. Smith, C. Stratton, P. Ivey, L. Meinders, M. Windhorst, T. Tucker, S. Plattner, A. Fitzpatrick, N. Oertley. 4th ROW: G. Baer, J. Down, S. Womack, M. McGava, L. Wilson, K. Jacobson, L. Loesch, L. Street. 5th ROW: D. Jones, N. Cribbs, K. Hermann, T. Dunlap, B. Gudat, B. Mankle, J. Lair, D. Wil- lis. 6th ROW: J. Johnston, S. Raistrick, J. Reed, J. Simpson, R. Holloway, L. Andrews, B. Bowden, M. Tarr. 7th ROW: D. Nafziger, L. Meinders, J. Siefried, D. McLaughlin, T. Brown, W. Chave, J. Evans, L. Andrews. CHORUS Our Chorus this year was made up mostly from the Freshman Class. We worked on sight reading and singing the correct pitches this year so that next year we will really go to town. Our first performance was the Christmas Cantata on the 12th of December, and the evening after that we performed at the Belwood Nursing Home. We went to the State Music Contest on the 16th of March and participated in the vocal musci festival which took place on the 12th of March . . . We also had a few individual barber shop quartets which performed on various occasions. 45 The Dunlap Future Homernakers of America is a very proud and busy organization. They work toward their goals of becoming better citizens and homemakers. They have many activities during the year to help themselves, the school, the club, and the community. Some of their activities they have worked on this past year are: serving the FFA Sections officers a banquetg a window display at Sheridan Village, Peoria5 serving the board, the teachers, and the coachesg a sltunber party, daddy date nightg a Chilli supper and a mother and daughter tea and style show. Spon. . . . Mrs. Johnston Pres. . . . . K. Herrmann V. Pres. . . . J. Koehler Sec. ...... J. Heinz Treas. ..... L. Bingamom P. Relations . . L. Obery Parliamentarian . . . W. Vicary Historian . . . S. Gibbs Ch. of Projects . . . L. Morris Ch. of Degree . . C. Richter Rec. ...... P. Worsfold L. Wilson 46 Initiation of new FHA members W FHA girls serve at teachers' meeting. FHA serves Illinois Sections Officers' Banquet Window display at Sheridan Village. Daddy date night. 47 V X! Standing, L to R: J. Brone, J. Conger, J. Cline, G. Pullen, R. Herrmann, K. Sc heeler, J. Wolland, J. Garland, R. Sniff, D. Drummond, S. Bell, S. Hurt, J. Gronewald. Seated: B. Donath, B. Cline, T. Hofer, J. Weaver, R. Smith, R. Broyhill, Mr. Moore. This year we have 20 members in FFA, one of onrymembers, Allan Herrmann, received the State Farmer Degree last summer at the State ConvehtionfkalongiWith the election to the office of V. Pres. of Section V. Among the events we participated in since .Jt' t he endi of school last year are the Section V livestock judging contest in which we received 2nd place. We also participated in the state livestock judging contest, and the Section land use selection contest. This year the Section V Leadership Training School wasiiheldat Dunlap, with Allan Herrmann, pre- siding. L to R: Mr. Moore, Advisor of DHS, K. Slater, State Sec. FFA, A. Herrmann, VP of Sec- tion, Mr. Nafziger, DHS Prin- cipalg J. Coin, VP of State FFA. 48 When's dinner? Bob D. WSHV6I'S AI1gUS PROJECTS ,ff :lf Are they hungl-y?H Bob C, I-Iofer's Herefords' 49 CHRISTMAS AT DUNLAP 50 ACTIVITIE A ' A x jf DHS 1938 DHS 1905 HISTORY CF DUNLAP HIGH The story of Dunlap High School reaches many generations into history--almost to the Very roots of the village's beginning itself. There were several country school houses fthen called subscription houses, because they were not sup- ported by taxesj built around 1834 in the area surrounding Dunlap, it was not until 1877, six years after Dunlap became a legally organized village, that the first village school four present fire house, consist- ing of eight grades, was built--at a cost of S4,000. Nearly sixty years later, in 1893 the citizens of Dun- lap saw a need for a more advanced level of education, and hence added two years of high school to the system which was used. In 1931, a brick gymnasium now stands, in this structure both grade and the two year high school classes were taught. A third year high school term was added in 1905, and a second addition was added to the structure. In 1931, a brick gymnasium--our auditorium--was built at its present site. What we at Dunlap now call the old building was built in the summer of 1935 and occupied in the fall of 1935. Preceding Carroll Nafziger as Principal of Dunlap was Mr. M. H. Huffman, who came our school as Coach in 1925. In 1934, he succeeded Mr. Coriell as principal. In the spring of 1956 the Dunlap citizens voted to expand the school building with provisions to add another story for future use. A few interesting sidelights: The first graduating class consisted of three graduates. Dunlap original annual was entitled the KLIMAX, it was called the DUNLITE, and later came the title the EAGLE. The basketball team in 1915-16 consisted of 7 players. In 1917, under direction of Coach Merril and Captain Colgans, the D.H.S. Basketball team lost a game to B.P.I. Academy flater named Bradley Universityy the score was 21-14. According to the 1923 DUNLITE, graduation day was held in June instead of May. In 1923, Dunlap H.S. presented an all school comic opera entitled THE GLASS SLIPPERH fCinderellaj The Dunlap Chapter of Future Farmers of America was started in October 1929. In the '3O's the winner of Jr. Carnival stunt shows received a large silver cup. The Dunlap band was organized in approximately 1934. In 1938, the band consisted of 35 pieces. In 1937, the class of 45 freshman was the largest one in Dunlap history until present day. The Senior classes of 1936-37 gave the school its electric score board. In 1938, the Boys' Glee Club contained more than half of the boys in the high school. Dunlap's basketball team, the Bucketeers, captured the Kickapoo Valley League trophy in 1935-36 and 1936-37. The team's record in 1937-38 was: Won--13 Lost--7. 52 fContinued from page 205 Jean Edmiston wouldn't have believed it, but her shorthand teacher's prediction came true. In 1995, her employer died and left Jean one mil- lion dollars. Carolyn Arnett has written a new set of rules for playing volleyball. One of her rule changes is that the ball may only be hit out of bounds. Claude White, voted philanthropist of the de- cade, has donated an airplane to Hazel Jones. Now she can travel more quickly to her mission in Africa. Stan Burton now owns a fair share of Ford Motor Company. I-Ie has 52 Fords for is it Chevys--Oh, wellj. Lora B. is Stan's head me- chanic and she loves her job. I think she even likes her boss. Marcia McGava is now a very famous fortime teller. Strange, isn't it. She and Pat Senti helped write the class prophecy. Oh, Pat Senti lives in a subdivision called Rich-timber --a bit reminiscent of her old love of RICHWOODS. I guess Margie Hart lives there too. Finally, there's Don Baer. He built the new Dunlap High School. Maybe that's why the upper ten floors are a little lopsided. Oh Oh! ! We better move along. Here come Mr. Pardieck and Mr. Jones, our sponsors during our Senior. Somebody said they have 350 boxes of Christmas cards they want to sell. FORGET IT! VxfE'VE HAD ENOUGH! JUNIOR CLASS TAKE CARE GF MY LITTLE GIRL 1962 wi ii fwil i i s 22 5 51ggEgeiu1,l:':Qi'f-1 SENIOR CLASS OLD DOC 1962 f Maroon and Gold Rush Junior Class Entry First Place Top left: Panthers are Coming, Senior Class Entry, Second Place. Top right: C1eopanther Meets Her Fate, Latin Club Entry, Third Place. Bottom left: Eagles Rod to Victory. Bottom right: March ing Band. 56 as itil The Victory Blaze A long week, it was, of little homework, working on iloats every night, and no sleep There was the bonfire, the slow moving parade of band and floats, and convertibles carrying the candidates for royalty. All was climaxed by the game, dancing to the music of Charles Cunningham and his C Notes, and the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queen. The slow dances, the homecoming mum, graduates coming home, and maroon and gold streamers were all part of a rainy but gala 1962 Homecoming. Come on team, get hep! ! ! Muddy Ball , . i 57 I Could Have Danced All Night I Fre shrn en Sophomore Junior Senior The Ni' eanotes The Royal Couple f. I off...- 59 l J' vi The Royal Waltz King Bil1We11e1-5 Queen Sue Plattner ' ? 6 Q , . 'Dk 41 Q' j X A ef 5 ' K Sw M 2 1.-, ll 1 ,- Q-A, ' 5 ma - The Coronation Dinah Hectorne, Sue Plattner, Bill Weller, Jim Carlile 60 ' s f Ig Eg 'J ,fl Vi- There was waltzing on a cloud of ecstacy Saturday evening, May l2, 1962, at the Junior-Senior Prom, The Crystal Ball. The ballroom of the Bradley Student Centerqwas an array of shimmering splendor as the couples glided to the enhancing strains of the Gaynotes. The French doors of the room opened onto a piazza for dancing under the stars. Royalty for the Crystal Ball was King Bill Weller and Queen Sue Plattner. Her Royal Majesty was given a bouquet of long stemmed crimson roses. s 5s 9 . g' 03 cltlkz' G1 ' -Gln ' as . fLGr. Q ?H.:fwn?f5 :ps ibfetiolgf inf 911113.41 -G 0 QI MR. CORNISH MR SIIv1PSON ATHLETICS VARSITY Although the Dunlap football team had a rather unsuccessful season, they showed much improvement as the season went along. There were only two seniors on the team, Claude White and Stephen Podgorske. Lack of experience is one reason the team was held back from a successful season as there were very few lettermen back this year. We all hope that next year's team will have a very successful. 64 JUNIOR VARSITY There were four Jr. Varsity football games this past year plus two freshman football games. Although the teams were not too successful, they showed much enthusiasm and drive for the coming seasons, We had a fine showing for both the freshmen and sophomores with many out from both classes We all hope that this experience they have gained will help Dunlap have a better varsity team in the coming years. Most valuable Player 65 P. Worsfold, J. Windhorst, S. Gibbs, L. Meinders, L. Bingamon, C. Richter, J Heinz, L Morris Dunlap High, Rah, Rah! Dunlap High It's our school, It 's our team, Always cool, on the beam. Dunlap High, Rah, Rah! Dunlap High Maroon and Gold, soaring high, Knocks them cold, Dunlap High. On the field, on the floor, With our team we are always the best, For we know the way and we 're proud Dunlap High leads the rest. Rah, Rah! D-u-n QC1ap, clapj L-a-p QC1ap, clap, Who Rah? We Rah! Dunlap High Rah, Rah! WCC , Rah, Rah' , Rah, Rah' 9.115 66 D-MEN'S CLUB The D-Men's Club is composed of athletes who have received a major letter in either football, basketball, track, or baseball. To qualify for membership, the athlete must also maintain a C average or better and he may not receive any grades below a D on his report card. The acting members of the club must also vote the athlete into the organization. This year the D-Men's Club is placing a Blackhawk Conference Standing Board in the gymnasium. The board contains the ten teams of the conference, placed in the order in which they stand, and each team's won and loss record. 19 N M wr J l may QE! 67 NI gerJoe HP Coac r JUNIOR VARSITY JR. VARSITY We They 36 ......... 39 .... 47 . . . . . 27 . . 44 ......... 34 . . 48 ......... 38 . . DUNLAP TOURNEY PRINCEVILLE TOURNEY 29... ...31.. 27... ...42.. 62... ...50.. 37... ...34.. 52... ...37.. 73... ...46.. 40... ...23.. 44... ...40.. 46... ...34.. 35... ...46.. 35... ...44.. 35... ...39.. 46... ...67.. 64... ...37.. OPPONENT Troulon - - - Wyoming - - Bradford - - Calva - - - Chillicothe - - Wyoming - - Elmwood - - - Chillicothe - - - Princeville - - - - Wethersfield Manlius - - - Walnut - - - Princeville - - Elmwood - - Walnut - - Wyoming - - Toulon Q Bradford - - Galva ---- Manlius - - - Wethersfield Princeville - - Elmwood - VARSITY We 60 ........ 61.. . 42.. . 57.. . 52.. . 54.. . 67.. . 23.. . 47.. . 40.. . 45.. . 51.. . 35.. . 3g.. . 50.. . 62.. . 63.. . 57.. . 52.. . 44.. . 52.. . 66.. . 50.. . They 41 43 68 94 67 63 52 82 49 43 53 49 48 55 52 67 60 61 72 59 66 72 59 Coach Lowery Manager Ken Meyers 69 70 'Kun 5+ ,wh 11 'hu-. ...un SPRING SPORTS The baseball team had a fair season last spring. In conference play, it broke even, winning two games and losing two. The two victories came over Toulon and Elmwood, while the two losses were to Wyoming and Princeville. In non-conference games, the team dropped a total of four games to Princeville, Wyoming, Toulon, and Elmwood, bringing its final record to two wins and six losses. There were only two seniors who played regularly, therefore most of the boys will be back this year. With most of the team having a yea.r's experience, we can look forward to a better season this year. 72 ADVERTISING DUNLAP guna BANK Start Off on the Right Foot Start a Savings Account with Us Our 65th Year HORIZONS unlimifed... Just as there are no boundaries in space, there's no limit to the opportunities that lie before you. You can reach any goal you choose, depending on how diligently you pursue it. This is your heritage as an American: a freedom to seek. . . and to find . . . the satisfaction that comes from fulfilling life's ambitions. It's a price- less birthright. Do your best to use it wisely. 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