Fairbury Cropsey High School - Crier Yearbook (Fairbury, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

J9H0 |ooij0Q q?jH fiesdojQ-fijnqjiej 4 6 Have A Good Dayl Table of Contents Dedication AFS Classes Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Sports Football Cheerleaders Basketball Golf Track Baseball Sport Highlights Student Life Homecoming Fall Play Sweetheart Ball Top Teen Talent Show Prom Spring Play Administration School Board Secretaries Faculty Personnel Organizations Clubs Seniors Seniors Graduation Awards Senior Stats Patrons Crier Staff Autographs To be really appreciated by the students, a teacher must be respected, interesting, and intelligent. He also must have a good relationship with the students, enforcing discipline when necessary, but not being too strict. Mr. Bruce Hammitt more than fills these requirements. He has given generously of his time and effort for the betterment of the band. Under his leadership, the band has won many awards and has added more interest to school activities. To Mr. Hammitt we dedicate the 1972-73 yearbook. A Job Well Done The Gary Elliott family: Mr. Elliott, Ruben Giraldo, Mrs. Elliott. Tim, Teri, Mark, Matt. From Mountains To Plains American Field Service International scholarships is a program which brings students every year to the United States of America. On a term of one year, the student learns what it’s like to be an American. Living with a family, the student gets to know the different styles of life, as well as the way of understanding between the people. From Medellin, placed in a green and warm valley in the Andes Range in Colombia, came our AFS student, Ruben Giraldo. His American home was with the Gary Elliott family. At F.C.H.S. Ruben participated in the Math Club, National Honor Society, and Student Council. Through the AFS weekends and with his family, Ruben had the opportunity to visit a variety of places in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Canada, where he spent a week at a boy scout camp. When Ruben was asked what he enjoyed the most during his stay in the U.S., he said, “I enjoyed very much the AFS weekends, parties, my job at the BLADE, and being a member of the Elliott’s.” 8 Ruben Giraldo The Dimitris Zervas Family of Larissa, Greece. From Cropsey To Greece? Americans Abroad, a branch of the American Field Service, is a program which sends American students to other countries for one summer or an entire year, to learn their customs, life style, and promote international understanding. For a short time, he becomes a member of another family and nation. Teri Elliott spent the summer of 1972 with the Dimitris Zervas family of Larissa, Greece. Her father owned a cinema, a small farm, and a camping area. She had two sisters-Christina, who is 16 and attends a gymnasium, and Lily, who is 22 and attends a university in Innsbruck, Austria, where she studies architecture. Teri, her two sisters, and her parents, Dimitris and Anastasia, spent most of the summer at the camping ground. During this time, Teri worked at the canteen and market on the camping grounds, and tried to learn a little Greek. She often spent evenings with her sisters and friends on the beach or dancing. She also climbed Mt. Olympus, spent one week in Athens, five days touring southern Greece, and a week in Istanbul, Turkey. Her most memorable experiences were shopping with her father, learning Greek dances, mountain climbing, seeing the Acropolis, and making friends from all over the world. Teri hopes to return to Greece in the near future to see her family and friends, and to go to Colombia, South America, to sec Ruben Giraldo. Christina, Teri’s Greek sister, will be an AFS student to the U.S. during 1973-74, and Teri hopes to visit her while she’s here. She also hopes to continue working with AFS. When asked to comment on her experience she said, “AFS is the greatest program that I know of. Being a representative to Greece and a host sister to Ruben has taught me more than words can explain. AFS has given me friendship, love, understanding, and a want to travel. I urge anyone who is interested to get involved; the rewards arc tre mendous!” Teri and Ruben 9 Anders Wallentin: From Sweden To Fairbury The Jim Newlin family: Lori, Julie, Mrs. Newlin, Jeff, Mr. Newlin, Anders Wallentin. Anders Wallentin, our foreign exchange student from Sweden, found Fairbury quite different from Gotenburg. Anders had little difficulty adjusting to his new school and his new home with the Jim Newlin family, however. While attending F.C.H.S., Anders involved himself in many activities. These activities included: Math Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, and the track team. Anders also wrote a column for THE BLADE entitled “The Viking”. In this column he gave Fairburians an idea of how things are in Sweden. Anders spent most of his time running with the track team. He was a great asset to the team, and received the outstanding track award. When Anders was asked about his year in Fairbury, he replied: “My most valuable experience was with the track team, in which I found a wonderful spirit, which was no comparison to what I have found in Sweden. I also think that Fairbury is one of the best towns an A.F.S. student can come to.” CLASSES Freshmen Make A Beginning Julie Aberle Mark Aberle June Allen Julie Arnold Keith Bahler Steve Bahler Lisa Baltz Rodney Bazzell Keith Bittner Dennis Bressner Howard Brogan Sam Broquard Charlene Brown Don Brown Tim Brucker Jay Bryant J erry Cottrell Betty Curtiss Barry Dameron Tim Davis Bill Dionne Debbie Dowling Pam Elliott Mark Erdman Linda Eymann Joan Frederick Chuck Friant 12 Brenda Friedman June Friedman Julie Furrer Nancy Fyke David Gahm Gary Gauger Diane Gerdes Donna Goad Dan Grosshans Mary Grosshans Linda Haerr Gina Hall Dale Helmers Dan Hodges Donna Hoffman Greg Hofmann Doug Honegger Linda Hulse Jeff Ifft Janice Iler Don Kaisner Alvin Knapp Chuck Lane David Lawrence Debbie Lawrence Phyllis Lawrence Patsey Long Julie Magee Lisa Maley Marion Maynard 13 Freshman Float Receives Third Arnold Munz Julie Newlin Pat McCue Janis McCulloh Michelle McKeon Frank McPherson Keith Meints Gene Miller Doug Moore Rick Moser The Freshman Class began their First year at F.C.H.S. by electing their officers: Rod Bazzell, President: Mike Wenger, Vice-President: Tim Brucker, Treasurer; and Pam Elliott, Secretary. The Student Council representatives were Tammy Rath-bun, Greg Williams, Tammy Ricketts, Rod Bazzell, and Lisa Malcy. With enthusiasm this class made their first float for the Homecoming activities. They proudly received a third place award. Charlene Brown was the Freshman attendant with Greg Williams as her escort. Susan Paul Steve Payne Bobbi Perkins Marta Pettyjohn Norma Purden Tammy Rathbun Geri Reis Randy Ricketts 14 Tammy Ricketts Pam Rolf Charlene Roth David Roth Terry Rothenberger Wesley Russel Cindy Sands Steve Schaffer Cindy Schauble Janice Singer Joe Singer Don Slagel Doug Stcidinger Randy Steidinger Jim Stiver Tina Streib Ron Studebaker Carol Sullens 15 Freshmen Step Into Line At F.C.H.8. You’re right Rodney, it just doesn’t look like school work. Brenda Surber Barb Teubel Wendy Timmon DiAnn Traub Jeff VanNote Randy Vedder Cindy Walter Mike Wenger Sandy Wessels Mitch Wharton Mike Whately Chuck Williams Greg Williams Tammy Williams Alcia Wince Bob Ziegenhorn Teri Ziller Barb Zimmerman Sophomores Get It Together Roger Aaron Julie Abbey David Aberle Tom Askew Jim Bahler Debbie Bazzell Jeanne Bazzell Greg Besgrove Barb Brown Karen Buelens Judy Bull John Carter Joni Casson Steve Conrod Margaret Convis Steve Crews Carolyn Dameron Mark Elliott Dick Fehr Marilyn Fehr Steve Flint David Friedman Jean Ann Friedman LuAnn Gahm 17 Scott Goslin Kathy Grace Valla Grandon Cindy Gray Rick Gray Connie Haas Maria Heinrich Jeff Henning Carl Heraog Russ Hilliard Ken Hoffman Kristi Hoffman Diane Hoffman Gary Hofmann Julie Holforty Robin Holland Vickie Holland Delores Hornsby Ray Huber Ross Huber Keith Ifft Leon lfft Bob Kaisncr Mike Kelson Cheer up, Roger—things can’t be that bad. Sophomores Show Their Spirit The Sophomore class started out the year by electing class officers: Jeff Williams, President; Ray Popejoy, Vice-President; Barb Traub, Secretary; Connie Haas, Treasurer. Student Council representatives are Steve Conrod, Mark Elliott, Kristi Hoffman, Patty Schroeder, and Sally Wink. To start out their second year, at the Homecoming Pep Rally, the class of “75” was elected the class with the most spirit and their float placed second. Sophomore attendant was Connie Haas and Ray Popejoy was her escort. The Sophomore class is looking forward to their next two years at F.C.H.S. as upperclassmen. 18 Sophomores Absent when pictures were taken: Larry Payton Wayne Runyon T. Schahrer instructs the class in a math problem. Janet Kinkadc Karen Maley Rick Maurer Mark McCue Charlie McKeon Peggy Meador Alma Mcister Anna Mcister Sherrie Metz Steve Metz Bill Metz Roger Meyer Gary Moser Kathy Moulton Tom Mo wry Lisa Munz Elsie Newnan Ann Orth Debbie Pepper Phyllis Piercy 19 Ray Popejoy Dana Rabe Gail Runyon Paul Schaffer Tom Schahrer Joyce Schmid Bill Schmidgall Ernie Schove Patty Schroeder Bill Singer Janet Sims Elaine Slagel Bill Slayton Debbie Smith Kay Smith Kim Smith Wendy Sparks Mark Steffen Elaine Steidinger Vicki Steidinger Jill Stiver Dale Studebaker Easter Sullens David Surber Jeanne Tavener 20 Renee Taylor Ronnie Thompson Darlene Tijerina Barb Traub Jim Tribley Becky Ulfers John Ulfers Mike Vansicklc Gail Vaughan Kathy Volk Karyn Wagenseller Rokay Wager Don Walter Julie Walter Dennis Wells Connie Wells Patty Wells Debbie Wells Karen Wenger Art Whately Rhonda White Jeff Williams Sally Wink Linda Ziegenhorn Jeanne Zimmerman 21 Various School Activities Occupy Juniors The Juniors were occupied by various activities throughout the year. The Class of 1974 was led by President Dennis Helmers. He was assisted by Vice-President Dawn Abbey, Secretary Sandy Gerber, and Treasurer Bill Curtiss. “Scorpio Points to a Stinging Tartar Victory” was the caption of the Juniors’ first-place float. Representing the Junior Class during the Homecoming activities was Cheryl Haas. At the dance she was escorted by Todd Timmons. The Juniors finished second overall in the Homecoming Spirit Contest. The Class of 74 enjoyed their year as Juniors, but they are looking forward to being Seniors. Juniors not pictured are Dana Heinrich, John Rath-bun, Kathy Rhoads, and Mike Slier. Dawn Abbey Sue Abel Duane Aberle Tony Aberle Joann Allen Neal Bazzell Cindy Beckhoff Denise Bess Bonnie Brown Brenda Brown Joy Butler Cliff Cole Rick Cole Chris Coleman Greg Cook 22 Judy Cox Denise Crabtree Janet Curl Bill Curtiss Paul Dawson John Dohman Randy Doran Mike Dubets Cindy Eymann Lori Fazio Richard Foltz Randy Friedman Karen Fyke Jim Gerber John Gerber Sandy Gerber Cheryl Haas Susan Haerr Darlene Hall Mark Hall 23 Keith Huber Loretta Huette Debbie Hulse Dan Ifft David Ifft Debbie Janssen Marsha Jenkins Jeanette Johnson Paul Kelson Jeff Kilgus Brian Koehl Judy Lawless Gail Lehmann MaLinda Lorch Dale Maley Mike Mallon Jim McKeon Sandy Meador Ben Meister Kathy Metz Joyce Miller Paul Moser Debbie Moulton Bob Nussbaum Joe Oprendek Diane Page Mike Page Patty Perkins Clarice Pickett Crystal Purden Becky Rathbun Cindy Rathbun Mike Reis Pat Reis June Ricketts Sandy Roberts Pam Roth Rick Rothenberger Joan Runyon Margo Runyon Donna Russell Candy Ruther Cindy Sachse Doris Scherr Cathy Steidinger Jeff Stiver 25 26 The minutes seem like hours Waiting for the signal releasing this mob for another. A radical approaches his stand. He wonders and worries with fearful mind His cause of approach. He leaves the crowd for a certain cause While his adversaries wait and wonder ... if it were true. This mysterious battlefield, strange though it seems, Is the mental picture formed by A Student Teacher ALONE ATHLETICS Row 1: R. Vedder, G. Gauger, H. Brogan, C. Lane, P. McCue, D. Roth, M. Wenger, M. Whately, D. Rabe, S. Bro-guard, M. Maynard. Row 2: Coach Beyer, F. McPherson, B. Dameron, M. Aberle, T. Davis, R. Bazzell, M. Erdman, M. Wharton, R. Moser, A. Knapp, D. Lawrence, R. Ricketts, G. Williams. Freshman Team Spirit Leads to Undefeated Season 30 Fairbury-Cropsey’s Freshman football team posted a 4-0 record for the 1972 football season. The team’s spirit, skill, determination, and ability to play as a team were reasons for such an excellent record. Several Freshmen gained much experience by playing in Junior Varsity and Varsity games, as well as Freshman games. Coach Beyer and his players have had a season they can be proud of! Freshman Football Scores Fairbury 22 Octavia 6 Chenoa 8 Fairbury 26 Fairbury 46 El Paso 14 Fairbury 58 LeRoy 8 3 Front Row: R. Ricketts, G. Williams, R. Hilliard, A. Knapp, D. Roth, S. Crews, M. McCue, D. Studebaker, M. Wenger, M. Aberle, B. Slayton. Row 2: Coach Jefferies, D. Lawrence, T. Davis, J. Ulfers, S. Metz, T. Askew, K. Hoffman, M. Elliott, M. Wharton, R. Bazzell, M. Erdman, S. Flint, R. Meyer, S. Goslin, D. Aberle, J. Tribley. J.V.'s Undergo Rough Season The JV’s, coached by Dave Jeffries, went into the season with high expections, only to end the season with a 2-3-1 record. An impressive average of 20 points per game was scored by this promising JV team. LeRoy 19 Fairbury 16 Fairbury 22 Gibson City 28 Farmer City 6 Fairbury 16 Fairbury 52 Fisher 0 Fairbury 12 Octavia 12 Mahomet 29 Fairbury 6 Hopefully, with vast improvement, more pride, determination, and leadership, the Tartars of Fairbury-Cropsey will once again be called “the best around.” 1972 will not be remembered for its football record, for t e young Tartars posted a dismal record of one win and eight losses. The one game Fairbury did win was its 48-0 triumph over DeLand-Weldon. It seemed that throughout the season the defense and offense just couldn’t get it together. Fairbury did manage to come within two points of the Heyworth Hornets at their Homecoming game. Perhaps the Tartars played their best game of the season when they were beaten by only one touchdown by the Blue Devils of Farmer City-Mansfield. The losing season, however, did give the Tartars experience. Next year the Fairbury fans can once again have hope for a winning season as 30 lettermen will be returning. The underclassmen played hard during the season and two were rewarded with awards. The Mark Brucker Award went to Sophomore end, Ray Popejoy, and the John Neil Award went to Junior back, Mark Hall. The Defensive Award went to Randy Bazzell and Terry Roth. Going gradually gets tougher, but finally pays off. Rain, 8.V.C. Foes, Argenta-Oreana 24 LeRoy 34 Fairbury 48 Farmer City 18 Fairbury 12 Fairbury 0 Fairbury 8 Mahomet-Seymour 21 Fisher 28 Scores Fairbury 0 Fairbury 6 Deland-Weldon 0 Fairbury 12 Heyworth 14 Chatsworth 14 Octavia 50 Fairbury 6 Fairbury 8 32 Front Row: Coach Feely, D. Aaron, R. Bazzell, M. Corkill, T. Roth, R. Friedman, J. Tipton, D. Aberle, T. Aberle, B. Tomlison. Row 2: Coach Johnson, D. Maley, T. Timmons, R. Cole, R. Rothenberger, N. Bazzell, P. Kelson, R. Doran, M. Hall, M. Kelson, G. Taylor. Row 3: R. Friedman, T. Askew, J. Kilgus, S. Crews, M. Elliott, A. Whately, R. Popejoy, S. Goslin, J. Ulfers, D. Aberle. Row 4: K. Hoffman, R. Meyer, A. Knapp, R. Ricketts, M. Erdman, D. Roth, M. Wenger, R. Bazzell. Wash Out the Tartars The Cheerleaders worked hard this year to create team spirit. This was not an easy job since it was not one of the best years for sports. Nevertheless they did a good job. Throughout the year the cheerleaders did more than lead cheers at games; they helped organize pep assemblies, sold candy, and put up posters in the locker room to encourage team spirit. Without the Varsity and Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders the school sports activities would be lacking in enthusiasm. B. Moscicki, D. Abbey, J. Lawless, G. Lehmann, B. Rathbun D. Dowling, P. Elliott, J. Tavener, L. Maley, J. Aberle 34 New Coach Begins Painful Rebuilding JL The F.C.H.S. Varsity basketball team underwent a rough season this year, encountering many difficulties due to inexperience. Due to an unusual situation, the team was mainly made up of underclassmen. Unfortunately, Coach Orchard ended his first year at F.C.H.S. with a disappointing 3-21 record. As always, everyone is looking to next year with high hopes. Front Row: D. Roth, G. Williams, T. Timmons, R. Ricketts, R. Cole. Row 2: Coach Orchard, S. Conrod, R. Bazzell, R. Friedman, N. Bazzell, R. Friedman, R. Popejoy, J. Ulfers. Front row: G. Hofmann, S. Payne, P. McCue, C. Lane. Row 2: J. Singer, D. Kaisner, M. Aberle, T. Davis, M. Erdman, R Ricketts, J. Bryant, B. Dameron, Coach Irwin. Fresh. -Soph. Team . . . The Freshman and Sophomore basketball players of FCHS had a rewarding 8-15 season, while the Sophomore team Finished 12-9. The Freshmen and Sophomores combined to take the first place trophy at the Sangamon Valley Conference Championship tournament. They defeated Saybrook-Arrowsmith 60-58 in the final game to take the title. Coach Irwin of the Freshman team and Coach Beyer of the Sophomore team can be pleased by the way the season went. If these coaches and their players put forth as much effort next year as they did this year, we can look forward to another winning season. Freshman Basketball Scores Forrest 53 Fairbury 54 Octavia 41 Fairbury 38 Fairbury 65 Saunemin 51 Fairbury 71 Odell 50 Fairbury 47 Saybrook 46 Odell 47 Fairbury 52 Saybrook 56 Fairbury 40 Saunemin 58 Fairbury 52 Fairbury 69 Octavia 40 Gibson City 54 Fairbury 62 Forrest 33 Fairbury 43 Fairbury 38 Dwight 44 Fairbury 47 Lexington 61 Dwight 64 Fairbury 44 Fairbury 41 Chenoa 54 Front row: J. Williams, R. Ricketts, D. Surber, S. Goslin, D. Roth, M. McCue. Row 2: Coach Beyer, M. Elliott, R. Huber, M. Erdman, J. Ulfers, R. Bazzell, R. Huber, T. Davis. . . . 8.V.C. Champs Frosh-Soph. Basketball Scores Clifton 43 Fairbury 53 Fairbury 66 Gibson City 62 Chenoa 50 Fairbury 56 Forrest 52 Fairbury 46 Fairbury 44 Bellflower 35 Eureka 61 Fairbury 32 Fairbury 57 Melvin 45 Heyworth 44 Fairbury 26 Fairbury 39 Octavia 36 Fairbury 54 Chatsworth 56 Fairbury 60 Deland-Weldon 45 Mahomet 58 Fairbury 70 LeRoy 51 Fairbury 33 Fairbury 64 Saybrook 81 Farmer City 55 Fairbury 40 Argenta 51 Fairbury 50 Fairbury 60 Forrest 57 Fairbury 48 Fisher 52 Mahomet 52 Fairbury 53 Argenta 47 Fairbury 58 Saybrook 58 Fairbury 60 37 The Many Faces Of FCH8 Basketball Chuck Lane Wins George Fyke Award Left to Right: Mr. Fyke, G. Nussbaum, C. Lane, D. Honneger, R. Huber, T. Davis, P. Kelson, B. Nussbaum, J. Dohman. The Tartar golfers, despite poor weather conditions, completed their season with a commendable record—15 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie. Chuck Lane, winner of the George Fyke Award, finished with the lowest average after all matches. Six golfers, including 3 freshmen, lettered, which gives great hope for another good year coming up. Now, where did that golf ball go to? 39 Keep your eye on the ball! First Row: M. Whately, W. Russell, M. Kelson, M. Reis, S. Broquard, M. Wenger, D. Friedman, D. Kaisner, R. Veddcr. Row 2: T. Rothenberger. B. Kaeb, K. Zimmerman, A. Wallentin, R. Rothenberger, S. Goslin, P. Popejoy, M. Erdman, R. Popejoy, S. Conrod, S. Flint, M. Hall, R. Ricketts, Coach Feely. Composed mainly of underclassmen and 2 seniors, the F.C.H.S. track team broke 3 records during the season. David Friedman, sophomore, broke the 2-milc record with a clocking of 10:35.1. Anders Wallen tin, besides making the most points, broke the 880-yard record which was last set in 1927. Keith Zimmerman, with a time of 53.6, accomplished a school record in the 440-yard dash. Five members received letters, and 7 received second year pins. With 11 returning lettermcn, it looks like a promising season in 1974. Row 1: R. Thompson, A. Whately, G. Taylor, R. Cole, R. Bazzell, T. Aberle, S. Goslin, M. McCue, M. Reis, J. Op-rondek, S. Crews, B. Dameron, R. Friedman. Row 2: J. Stiver, M. Aberle, B. Kaisner, T. Davis, L. Ifft, Coach Jeffries, S. Conrod, M. Wenger, C. Lane, P. McCue, P. Reis, M. White. Tartar's Post 10-8 Record Fairbury-Cropsey’s baseball team finished the season with a respectable 10-8 record. The Tartars posted a 9-7 conference record. This year’s team was a young one. There were only two seniors on the squad—Randy Bazzell and Roger Friedman. Joe Oprondek, a junior, had the honor of finishing the season with the highest batting average—.390. Hopefully, with the return of most of this year’s team next year, F.C.H.S. can have an even better baseball season. 42 46 STUDENT LIFE Homecoming's Many Faces M. Wenger “Best homecoming in four years.” Cheerleaders and Team P. Vaughan L. Maley w Beast B. Curtis L. Taylor We got you. Bob. This year’s Homecoming was started off by a fantastic rally session Thursday night. All classes participated with the Sophomore Class taking first place for the week’s activities. Friday afternoon the parade was held. The Junior Class float took first place while the Sophomore Class received second and the Freshman Class third. That night Fairbury put up a good fight against the Heyworth Hornets, with the Tartars only losing by two points—14 to 12. Homecoming activities were topped off Saturday night with the Homecoming Dance. Haymarket Riot, a rock group from Chicago, provided the music. The theme for the dance was Zodiac. Overall, the week’s activities, especially the pep rally, went well. Paul Meador 49 The Signs Were Against Us. G. Taylor picks up some ground. Quarterback Crews looks for his man. Cheerleaders . .. Keep the spirit! R. Popejoy, C. Hass, R. Bazzell, R. Dohman, J. Tipton, T. Hubly, P. Popejoy, M. Meyer, R. Friedman, K. Friedman, T. Roth, C. Hass, T. Timmons, C. Brown, G. Williams, Queen P. Vaughan, L. Van Winkle. All eyes are on the Queen. 51 The Mousetrap Cast Mollie Ralston Giles Ralston Christopher Wren Mrs. Boyle Major Metcalf Miss Casewell Mr. Par a vie ini Detective Trotter Wonderful!!! Paul Meador Richard Foltz and Carl Mowery 52 Phyllis Picrcy The “Mousetrap”, a suspenseful murder mystery by Agatha Christie, was presented to the Fairbury Community this fall. The drama depicted a young couple opening their home as a guest house. The problems they have almost ruin their happy marriage. The strange personalities of the boarders lend to the mystery of the play. By strange coincidence several of the people that come to the house are involved in a murder case. The play builds to a dramatic finish which reveals the murderer. Richard Foltz explains the problem. Cindy Sands 53 Sweetheart Ball—1973 Valentine’s Day was again greeted this year by the annual Sweetheart Ball. The F.H.A. as always did an excellent job planning the dance. Every girl asked her favorite guy and all had an enjoyable time. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of queen Lynnettc Taylor. The Court— E. Schaffer P. Vaughan L. Taylor L. Iler M. Meyer The Fourteenth Annual Top Teen Talent Show was again sponsored by Math Club. Many talented young people from the surrounding area participated in instrumental groups, keyboard, vocal, and novelty divisions. The show again proved to be a big success. R. Ficklin, B. Ulfers, B. Traub. Top Teen Talent Show 1973 “Colour My World—With Love” ... It couldn’t have been expressed better by the Junior Class for the 1973 Junior-Senior Prom held on May 12. It began with the banquet in the cafeteria, which was decorated with fresh spring flowers and burning candles. Then it was off to the prom dance at the Country Club, which was decorated with a fountain, paper flowers, balloons and streamers—music provided by the “Naturals.” The after-prom party, also held at the Country Club, concluded the colorful evening with W. C. Fields movies, a putting contest, a magic act, and dancing to the music of the “Kool Aid Kids.” The Junior-Senior Prom colored the memorable evening with a sharing of love and lasting friendship. “The Matchmaker lilllillliLlllll Cast Mrs. Dolly Levi Debbie Slayton Horace Vandergelder Robert Ficklin Ambrose Kemper Carl Herzog Joe Scanlon Keith Ifft Gertrude Margaret Convis Cornelius Hackl Carl Mowery Ermengarde Sandy Gerber Malachi Stack John Gerber Barnaby Tucker Paul Meador Mrs. Molloy Patty Schroeder Minnie Fay Betty Curtiss A Horse Cabman Bill Curtiss Rudolf Tom Schahrer August Keith Ifft Miss Flora Van Huysen Janet Kinkade Her Cook Lynnette Taylor The F.C.H.S. spring play “The Matchmaker” was a fast-moving musical comedy. It concerns a certain old merchant of Yonkers who becomes rich enough to safely risk marriage. To find a suitable wife he employs a matchmaker, a woman who enjoys arranging people’s lives. Among the lives she meddles with are the merchant’s niece, an artist who wants to elope with her, two clerks, a mil-lineress, and her assistant. It all leads to a wild game of hide-and-seek in a posh New York restaurant. As always, the play was very well done by Mr. Fuller and his cast. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Front Row: Kay Dickey, Dave Ahlemeyer, Bill Kelleher, Faye Burroughs, Gary Elliott. Row 2: Ken Broquard, Paul Hoffman, Lloyd Metz, Superintendent Lester Miller. Administration Runs The School 64 Charles Lane—Principal This school year has seen the advent of many long-needed additions to our educational facilities. The excitement of moving into these new facilities was exceeded only by the enjoyment of using them. I am sure that the additions to our curriculum and the increased interest in vocational education has sparked an increased vitalization in our school’s spirit that we all feel and appreciate. The excellent report from our state visiting team, the improvement in academic achievement of our students, and the overall growth that was noted by many, are direct results of the outstanding efforts of both our faculty and students. We all congratulate our senior class members for their achievements and wish them continued success and happiness in their lives. Their contributions to our school will long be remembered and appreciated. It is my desire to thank everyone who labored diligently this school year to make it the success it was. The effort, cooperation, and dedication to purpose are the reasons for our successful school year, and I, your principal, wish to personally express my appreciation to each and every person in our school for this. . . . Mr. Lane Secretarial Staff, Necessary Part Of School Functions English Math—Science Upper Left: Mr. Kilgus; Upper Right: Mrs. Herzog; Center Left: Mr. Melvin; Center Right: Mr. Weigand; Lower Left: Mr. Irwin. 67 Vocational Training 68 Upper Left: Mr. Sprout, agricultural education; Upper Right: Mrs. Hook, business education; Center Left: Mrs. Jeffries, speech correctionist; Center Right; Miss Wrench, unit librarian; Lower Left: Mr. Mitchell, guidance counselor. 69 Fine Arts—Social Science rf Upper Left: Mrs. Mosier; Upper Right: Mrs. Lancaster; Center Left: Mr. Evelsizer; Center Right: Mr. Fuller; Lower Left: Mr. Hammitt. Social Science—Physical Education Lend me the stone strength of the past and I will lend you the wings of the future. —Jeffers Upper Left: Mrs. Freadhoff; Upper Right: Mr. Feely; Center Left: Mr. Jeffries; Center Right: Mr. Curl; Lower Left: Mr. Orchard. 71 Bus Drivers: Mr. Allen, Mr. Hall, Mr. Wilson, Mr. R. Mowrey, Mrs. McCoy, Mrs. Tomlison, Mrs. Allen, Mr. J. Mowcry, Mr. Yerglcr, Mr. D. Mowcry. Competent Staff Keeps F.C.H.S. Going Custodians: Mr. Eidc, Mr. Hornsby, Mr. Habcrkorn, Mr. Friedman. 72 Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. Coopcrider, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Bartlett. F.T.A. Front Row: P. Kelson, D. Aaron, Mr. Weigand, J. Oprondek. Row 2: K. Fyke, J. Stiver, K. Wenger, M. Jenkins. Student Council Front row: R. Dohman, C. Haas, B. Moscicki, T. Elliott, Row 2: T. Ricketts, L. Maley, M. Meyer, P. Schroeder, K. Friedman. Row 3: D. Abbey, E. Schaffer, Row 4: K. Hoffman, S. Wink, T. Hubly, D. Crabtree, Row 5: N. Baz-zell, R. Bazzell, E. Heppner. Row 6: M. Elliott, D. Maley, D. Hulse, G. Williams, Row 7: D. Aaron, Mr. Mitchell, A. Knapp. 74 GAA Front Row: D. Hall, Mrs. Freadhoff. Second Row: D. Page, L. Huette, D. Janssen, R. Taylor, B. Traub, J. Walter, L. Baltz, J. Allen, D. Gerdes, D. Whately. Third Row: W. Sparks, T. Ziller, P. Long, D. Goad, C. Schauble, K. Volk, P. Meador. Library Club Left to Right: P. Meador, R. Wager, D. Whately, B. Eide, D. Vernia, M. Runyon, D. Swearingen, Miss Wrench, J. Schmid, G. Runyon, C. Pickett. Front row: S. Metz, E. Stcidinger, A. Teubel, C. Walters, B. Surber, D. Traub. Back row: D. Lawrence, W. Timmons, J. Friedman, B. Teubel, J. Friedman, G. Vaughan, J. Schmid, J. Bazzell, P. Wells, R. White, V. Steidinger. F.H.A. Front row: J. Kinkade, S. Gerber, L. Taylor, M. Meyer, A. Meister, A. Meister. Back row: L. Denham, P. Vaughan, L. Her, E. Schaffer, D. Metz, K. Metz, D. Traub, D. Page. K- Smith, R. Taylor, K. Hoffman, S. Meador, Mrs. Fagot. F.F.A. Row 1: Mr. Sprout. B. Meister, D. Ifft, A. Knapp, J. Kilgus, D. Helmers, B. Tomlinson. Row 2: B. Singer, J. Singer, J. Ifft, T. Scharher, D. Bressner, B. Dionne, K. Bittner, R. Steidinger, S. Broquard, G. BesGrove. Row 3: M. White, R. Bazzell, A. Knapp, D. Walter, K. Ifft, S. Metz, R. Moyer, J. Ulfers, K. Hoffman. I.C.E. n Row 1: S. Meador, S. Gerber, B. Redmond, Mr. Fyke, M. Mowry, E. Zehr. Row 2: Linda Denham, B. Schaffer, L. Iler, R. Sullens, C. Coleman, P. Popejoy, J. McKeon, C. Cole, S. Fehr, P. Jenkins. 77 Row 1: C. Mowery, M. Convis, J. Runyon, P. Elliott, J. McCulloh, D. Pepper, L. Munz, R. Thompson, T. Streib, K. Smith, M. Lorch, C. Herzog. Row 2: W. Russell, N. Fyke, G. Nussbaum, D. Traub, P. Dawson, C. Lane, D. Steidinger, D. Moore, J. Holforty, J. Tavener, V. Holland, L. Fazio, M. Runyon, A. Orth, P. Rolf, D. Scherr. Row 3: T. Schahrer, M. Jenkins, B. Surber, D. Hulse, B. Curtiss, K. Fyke, D. Traub, C. Dameron, T. Ziller, S. Broquard, D. Rabe, M. Maynard, E. Newnam, B. Frisby, M. McKeon, S. Wessels, L. Huette, C. Rath-bun, B. Zimmerman, J. Frederick. Row 4: M. Wenger, G. BesGrove, B. Ficklin, M. Aberle, D. Studcbaker, S. Metz, T. Mowry, D. Helmers, J. Gouge, D. Thomas, R. Huber, K. Wenger, S. Conrod, B. Moscicki, P. Meador, R. Foltz, B. Curtiss, M. Whatley, J. Ifft, B. Friedman, C. Sands. Row 5: G. Lehmann, J. Arnold, J. Furrcr, J. Ilcr, C. Eymann, D. Lawrence, K. Zimmerman, G. Reis, S. Wink, J. Cox, P. Schrodeer, D. Slayton, L. Her, R. Dohman, P. Vaughan, C. Haas, K. Friedman, J. Stiver, R. White, J. Maggee, D. Vedder, T. Rathbun, J. Kinkade, C. Haas, E. Schaffer. c 0 1 o r G u a r d 78 Row 1: D. Hornsby, S. Wink, P. Schroeder, J. Kinkade, D. Slayton, C. Dameron, E. Newnam, J. Stiver, B. Curtiss. Row 2: J. Runyon, G. Lehmann, B. Eide, D. Whately, R. Taylor, M. Whately, T. Rothenberger, W. Russell, B. Traub, J. Abbey, J. Arnold, D. Abbey, P. Piercy. Row 3: C. Pickett, J. Bull, J. Schmid, D. Traub, S. Conrod, C. Herzog, R. Foltz, J. Gerber, K. Fyke, P. Meador, J. Newlin, L. Taylor. Row 4: L. Zicgenhorn, V. Grandon, B. Ulfers, M. Page, B. Curtiss, B. Lawrence, R. Ficklin, C. Mowery, P. Meador, J. Williams, J. Lawless, D. Vedder, C. Eymann, K. Hoffman, M. Meyer. Chorus 00 Is it really Rudolph—or maybe Paul Meador? Tartarettes Row 1: J. Iler, C. Eymann, G. Reis, K. Zimmerman, D. Lawrence, S. Wink. Row 2: T. Rathbun, D. Vedder, K. Friedman, C. Haas, P. Schroeder, P. Vaughan. Row 3: L. Iler, D. Slayton, J. Stiver, J. Cox, J. Magee, R. White, R. Dohman. Flag Corps Row 1: P. Vaughn, P. Schroeder, D. Slayton, L. Iler, J. Cox, R. Dohman, C. Haas, K. Friedman. 81 Row 1: J. Kilgus, M. Hall, M. Corkill, T. Roth, R. Popejoy. Row 2: R. Friedman, G. Taylor, R. Doran, P. Kelson, S. Goslin, D. Friedman, D. Aaron. Row 3: T. Aberle, R. Rothenberger, R. Cole, S. Crews, A. Whately, M. Kelson, A. Knapp. Row 4: D. Helmers, S. Conrod, R. Meyer, M. Elliott, K. Hoffman, M. Wenger, D. Roth. Letterman's Club 82 National Honor Society «■ « ] 4 n Row 1: P. Kelson, A. Wallentin, Teri Elliott, R. Giraldo, P. Jenkins, K. Friedman, L. Iler. Row 2: R. Ficklin, S. Stroh, B. Moscicki, T. Hubly, D. Moulton, M. Jenkins, K. Metz, E. Schaffer, C. Mowery. Math Club Row 1: J. Cox, S. Haerr, P. Kelson, C. Mowery. Row 2: Mr. Melvin, R. Giraldo, E. Heppner, R. Foltz, Row 3: E. Sul-lens, J. Runyon, M. Lorch, L. Munz, J. Kin-kade. Row 4: K. Grace, K. Maley, C. Wells, M. Convis. Row 5: W. Sparks, M. Jenkins, S. Wink, Row 6: B. Curtiss, K. Volk, T. Elliott, E. Newnam. Row 7: C. Herzog, K. Fyke, B. Ul-fers. Row 8: R. Ficklin, K. Ifft, J. Oprondek, Row 9: K. Wenger, R. Cole, J. Stiver. 83 The hurrier I go . .. Sometimes I sits and thinks and sometimes I just sits. . . . the behinder I get. I like you, you’re different. Paul T. Popejoy President Jeffrey L. Newlin Vice-President Gary L. Tieman Secretary “Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.” Class Colors- Crimson and White Class Flower- Crimson and White Rose 86 Elaine M. Schaffer Treasurer Brian D. Aaron Connie J. Bahler Randy W. Bazzell William L. Beckhoff Diane S. Casson Rebecca S. Convis Michael E. Corkill Linda M. Denham Rhonda J. Dohman Becky J. Eide Teresa L. Elliott Susan L. Fehr 87 Robert J. Ficklin Pamela J. Frederick Karen L. Friedman Roger H. Friedman Barbara K. Frisby Alan R. Gerber Ruben Giraldo Jeffry A. Gouge Richard L. Hammond Teresa M. Hubly Dennis D. Huette P. Vaughan demonstrates her artistic ability at the potter’s wheel. 89 Shoot it, Spank! Pamela L. Jenkins William D. Kaeb Arthur B. Knapp Robert P. Lawrence Every Word That Is Spoken 90 Mascot Mondo (B. Ruff) helps to instill Tartar spirit. Brucetta R. Lee Steve D. Maurer Paul G. Meador Debra L. Metz Lives On As A Memory 91 Monitor B. Schaffer can’t believe her bookkeeping problem came out correctly! T. Williams tries his A. Barbara Moscicki Carl R. Mowery Michael R. Mowry Terry W. Roth Robert W. Ruff Dana S. Nussbaum Linda K. Perkins Brenda E. Redmond hand at wire sculpture. m Now, time for a commercial, says R. Dohman. ■ John Rebecca A. Schaffer Deborah L. Slayton Sheri A. Stroh Teresa J. Studsoaker Deborah K. Swearingen Lynnettc S. Taylor 94 The mob. David M. Thomas James A. Tipton Robert W. Tomlison Mary E. Traub Phyllis K. Vaughan Harley J. Wagcnseller Anders N. Wallentin M. Elizabeth Ward Karen S. Wells David J. Wharton Tom A. Whitftll Terry W. Williams 95 Commencement The commencement ceremonies for the Class of 1973 began with baccalaureate at 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 21. Father Richard Kol was the speaker. Com mencement was then held on Thrusday, May 31, with Dr. Polumpous giving the address. Ten Elliott was named valedictorian and Barb Moscicki salutatorian. It was a memorable occasion in the lives of the ’73 graduates and the community. Where You Stumble And Fall, There You Find The Gold 97 Awards Day Reveals Winners United Nations Pilgrimmage Tour..................................................Mike Ziiler American Legion Awards General for Senior Boy......................................................Robert Ficklin General for Senior Girl.....................................................Teri Elliott Music Award—Band............................................................Paul Meador Music Award—Chorus..........................................................Robert Ficklin Athletic Award-Boy..........................................................Paul Popejoy Athletic Award—Girl.........................................................Becky Rathbun PAR Award Winner.................................................................Elaine Schaffer SAR Award Winner.................................................................Robert Ficklin Bausch Lomb Science Award......................................................Teri Elliott Runner-up...................................................................Barb Moscicki John Philip Sousa Band Award ....................................................Jeff Gouge Arion Foundation Music Award.....................................................Paul Meador George Fyke Award (Golf).........................................................Chuck Lane John Neil Award (Football).......................................................Mark Hall Mark Bruckcr Award (Football)....................................................Ray Popejoy Defensive Award (Football).......................................................Randy Bazzell Track Award (most points)........................................................Anders Wallentin Dramatic Awards Senior Drama Award..........................................................Carl Mowery Set Construction............................................................Tom Schahrer Best Supporting Actress.....................................................Janet Kinkade Best Actor..................................................................Robert Ficklin Best Actress................................................................Debbie Slayton Outstanding G.A.A. Member........................................................Debra Whately Outstanding Student in Business..................................................Elaine Schaffer Cindy Brucker Award (Business)...................................................Rhonda Dohman Maurice Cox and Family Cheerlcading Award........................................Barb Moscicki R. Ficklin, P. Meador, T. Elliott, C. Mowery, P. Popejoy. A. Wallentin Seniors Complete AARON, Doug: Basketball 1,2,3: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Baseball 3,4;Crier 3; Advocate 2,3; Student Council 4; F.T.A. 3,4 (President, 4); Jets 1, 2; Math Club 2,3; Letterman’s Club 3,4. BAHLER, Connie: F.H.A. 2,3; Chorus 1. BAZZELL, Randy: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 4; Letterman’s Club 3,4. BECKHOFF, Bill. CASSON, Diane: F.H.A. 1; Band 1,2,3. CORKILL, Mike: Football 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2,3; Letterman’s Club 2,3. DENHAM. Linda: F.H.A. 4; l.C.E. 4. DOHMAN, Rhonda: Student Council 4 (Treasurer); Flag Corps 1,2,3,4; Tartarettes 1,2,3,4; l.C.E. 4. (President); F.H.A. 1,2; Homecoming Court 4. ■EIDE, Becky: F.H.A. 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4. ELLIOTT, Teri: Band 1,2,3,4; Blue Notes 1,2,3; Math Club 3r4; Student Council 2,3,4 (President 4); Cheerleading 1; Spring Play 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 3; Tartarettes 4. FEHR, Susan: Chorus 1; F.H.A. 1,2; l.C.E. 4. FICKLIN, Robert: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; Advocate 2,3; Library Club 2,3; National Honor Society 4; School Plays 3,4. FREDERICK, Pam: F.H.A. 1. FRIEDMAN, Karen: Student Council 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3 (Secretary 3); Tartarettes 1,2,3,4 (Captain 3, 4); Flag Corps 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 (Vice President 4); School Play 2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming Court 4. FRIEDMAN, Roger: Basketball 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3. FRISBY, Barbara: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. l,2;Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1. GERBER, Alan: Football 2; l.C.E. 4; Chorus 1,2; Math Club 4. GIRALDO, Ruben: Math Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4. GOUGE, Jeff: Band 1,2,3,4 (Vice-President 3; President 4); Class President 1,2,3; Math Club 3; Boy’s State 3; Basketball 1,2,3; School Plays 3,4. HAMMOND, Rick: Football Manager 2,3,4; l.C.E. 4. HUBLY, Teresa: F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2; Student Council 1,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1; A.F.S. Club 1; National Honor Society 4; Homecoming Court 4; Class President 2; Class Treasurer 1 HUETTE, Dennis: Math Club 2,3. ILER, Linda: F.H.A. 1,3,4; Math Club 2; National Honor Society 4; l.C.E. 4 (Treasurer); Student Council 4; Tartarettes 1,2,3,4; Flag Corps 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Ball Court 4. JENKINS, Pam: l.C.E. 4; Band 1,2; Math Club 2,3; Advocate 3; National Honor Society 4. KAEB, Bill: Track 1,2,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4. KNAPP, Art: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Student Council 4. LAWRENCE, Bob: Football 1,2 (Manager 3,4); Baseball Manager 2; Track 3; F.F.A. 2,3; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4. LAWRENCE, Vicki: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Four Years MAURER, Steve. MEADOR, Paul: School Plays 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3; Science Club 1; Advocate 2,3; Baseball 1,2; Football 1; Basketball 1,2. METZ, Debbie: F.H.A. 1,3,4; I.C.E. 4. MEYER, Mary Lou: Band 1,2,3; Blue Notes 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4 (Vice-President 4); Student Council 4; Homecoming Court 4. MORRIS, Judy: F.H.A. 1,2,4; Band 2. MOSC1CKI, Barb: Student Council 1,2,3,4 (Vice-President 4); Math Club 2,3 (Secretary 3); Blue Notes 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4;Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Advocate Staff 2,3. MOWERY, Carl: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3.4; Math Club 2,3,4 (Treasurer 3; President 4); Student Council 1,2,3 (Treasurer 2);U.N. Youth Pilgrimage 2; Advocate 2,3 (Business Manager 3); Crier 2; Boy’s State 3: School Plays 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. MOWRY, Mike: Band 1,2.3;Math Club 2,3. NEWLIN, Jeff: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Letterman’s Club 3; Class Vice-President 4. NUSSBAUM, Dana: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Flag Corps 1,2; Tartarettes 1,2. POPEJOY, Paul: Class President 4; Letterman’s Club President 4; Track 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3; I.C.E. 4. REDMOND, Brenda: I.C.E. 4; Chorus 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3. ROTH, Terry: I.C.E. 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Letterman’s Club 3,4. SCHAFFER, Becky: I.C.E. 4. SCHAFFER, Elaine: Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Advocate Staff 2, 3; National Honor Society 3,4 Secretary 4); Color Guard 4; D.A.R. Award 4; United Nations’ Pilgrimage 3; School Plays 3,4. SLAYTON, Debbie: F.T.A. 1; Tartarettes 1,2,3,4; Flag Corps 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Math Club 2,3; Advocate 2,3; School Play 4. STROH, Sheri: Band 2.3,4; Math Club 2; Librarian 1; I.C.E. 3; Advocate 2,3; National Honor Society 4. STUDEBAKER, Teri: F.H.A. 1. SWEARINGEN, Debbie: G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3,4. TAYLOR, Lynnettc: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 (President 4); I.C.E. 3 (Treasurer); Sweetheart Ball Queen 4. THOMAS. David: Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 2. TIEMAN, Gary: Track 2,3; Football 1,2. TIPTON. Jimi: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4;Track 1; Basketball 1; Letterman’s Club 2,3. TOMLINSON, Bob: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Crier 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track Manager 2. TRAUB, Mary: Library Club 2; Math Club 3; School Play 3. VAUGHAN. Phyllis: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Tartarettes 1,2, 3,4; Flag Corps 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Sweetheart Ball Court 4; I.C.E. 4. WAGENSELLER, Harley: F.F.A. 1,2,3. WALLENT1N, Anders: Track 4; Math Club 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4. WARD, Liz: F.H.A. 2,3. WELLS, Karen: F.H.A. 1; I.C.E. 4. WHARTON, David: Football 1; Band 1,2; Blue Notes 3. WHITFILL, Tom: Football 1,2. WILLIAMS, TerTy: F.F.A. 2; I.C.E. 3,4. WITTE, Linda: F.H.A. 1; I.C.E. 3,4. 101 Thank Fairbury Addis Auto Parts Albee’s Service Station Beckley Service Bell, Book Candle Ben Franklin Bob Nussbaum Plumbing Heating Bricker’s Drug Store Bushman’s Plumbing Heating Cable Television Company of Illinois Casey’s Place Cender Gas Cornbelt Press, Inc. Dameron Plumbing Heating Dean Williams Jewelry Dick’s Tap D. H. Johnston, D.D.S. Dr. E. W. Flint Dr. Earl H. Voigt, Optometrist Dr. John R. McDonald, D.D.S. Edward’s Soil Service Ellis Canvas Fairbury Auto Company Fairbury Bakery, Bob Ruth Davis Fairbury Federal Savings Loan Fairbury Paint Store Farmers Grain Co. of Fairbury Grey Goose Haerr Real Estate Hap’s Drive-In Huber’s Clothing J. C. Ebach Realty J. E. Lauraitis Jim’s Barber Shop K S Sales Inc. Kaisner’s Greenhouse Floral Shop Koehl Brothers Inc. Lyle Honegger Sales Maurer Roth Electric McDonald’s Restaurant Moser Son Service Station Mowery’s Shoe Service Mowry’s Variety Store Mr. G’s Flowers Gifts Mr. Timber, Inc. National Bank of Fairbury N-K Associates, Inc. Occidental Chemical Co.—Don Haerr Palen Real Estate Insurance Paternoster Ford Peterson’s Chrysler-Plymouth Rathbun’s Tap Record Printing Roy’s Tavern Sanitary Cleaners Sav-Mor Family Discount Center Sew-a-Stitch Fabric Shop Stan’s Steidinger Inc. Tires Stiver Home for Funerals Stollcr Maurer Tastee-Freez Taylor Agency The Grill Walton’s Ward’s Texaco Weber’s Plumbing Heating, Inc. Willard E. Bess, Insurance Real Estate Young’s Music House Ziegenhorn Sons, Inc. Zimmerman Hardware 102 Cropsey Pontiac You!!! Don’s Shell Service Haerr Real Estate—Gary Elliott Mcincr’s Farm Service Pioneer Seed—Jim Abbey Burch Willis Men’s Store “Home of the Tepee” Crouchs, Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Daily Leader G. C. Murphy Co. Lehman’s Men Store S M Shoe Store Sears, Roebuck Co. Smith’s Jewelry The Fabric Shop The Squire of Pontiac The Yarn Shoppe Wrights’ Furniture Appliance Everybody's Somebody I -T 65Dm ' X. Gryb Oov ly-sv usual i yeur !� r!'bb,'ST qrubbu ears V p{ rliu‘ ft T I C 1 P }li)h ■ supply e T 3}r no This U))i d€ 9. Conti's} t He pfrboo iJKo can gf VWc r u h cp r ryf i o nc of o TV� a • on)u I f B pfrtAi It Aj jnf. K r f)« � � v w� )irTMflrv -15 fl tt fcj'H fc � Wff JW.J b $Mfe V JnCmtar 1 tr h rx r i S. Haerr, E. Heppner, D. Dowling, J. Stiver, L. Haerr, K. Wenger, L. Hulse, D. Hulse, Mrs. Hook. M. Lorch, J. Cox Crier Staff Recreates Year 108 A handful of common everyday students working under the watchful eye of Mrs. Hook organize an idea into a reality. An ever-present camera and pounding typewriter capture the people, places, and events of school, and recreate another memorable FCHS year. An inventive, productive staff combines hard work with many laughs to meet a final deadline, relieved that the pressure is over but left with a sense of accomplishment to fill their now-empty free time. The 1973 CRIER, a collage of pictures and words, is created. ■ Autographs. . . Ill