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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1975 volume:

1975 Crier Presents Fairbury-Cropsey High School Fairbury, Illinois Happy Days Are Remembering . . . Table Of Contents Dedication 4- 5 AFS.....................................................................8-11 FACULTY . . t........................................................... 13-23 School Board............................................................14 CLASSES.....................................................................25 Freshmen ............................................................26-31 Sophomores...........................................................32-38 Juniors..............................................................40-45 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS..................................................47-57 STUDENT LIFE................................................................59 Homecoming...........................................................60-61 Fall Play...............................................................62 Talent Show.............................................................63 Spring Play..........................................................64-65 Prom.................................................................66-67 Sweetheart..............................................................68 ATHLETICS...................................................................71 Football.............................................................72-73 Wrestling............................................................74-75 Volleyball..............................................................76 Basketball...........................................................77-80 Track................................................................81-83 Golf....................................................................84 Baseball................................................................85 Trackettes..............................................................86 Cheerleaders............................................................87 SENIORS..................................................................88-99 Senior Statistics..................................................100-101 Graduation.........................................................102-103 Awards.....................................................................104 Patrons....................................................................105 Crier Staff................................................................106 We all loved him In our own certain way. He touched our lives with his. He was a part of our lives That no one can ever take away. -P. Schroeder John Ulfers was a guy that we'll remember in many different ways. He was tall and good looking, although certainly not well-dressed, with hair that curled out all over and an irresistable smile. He was bright and a lot of fun and had a crazy sense of humor and a lot of friends. He could be aggravatingly blunt or unbelievably sensitive. He liked cars, the outdoors, girls, and farming (but not necessarily in that order). He always made sure he enjoyed life. 4 Your friends are not dead, but gone before, advanced a stage or two upon that road, Which you must travel in the steps they trod. -Aristopanes Karen was an energetic girl with many goals in mind. She was a member of GAA and Flag Corps. Her hobbies were riding around and going swimming. Her days were never boring; she always had something to do. We remember her in almost everything we do. We will cherish the memories of her and will hold them in our hearts forever as we travel the roads before us. S Jeff Stiver In Sweden From July '73 to July '74 Jeff Stiver of Fairbury, became a resident of Goteborg Sweden. While living with the family of Boel and Mikael Fagerstrom, Jeff attended school at the Siegreid Rudebeck's Gymnasium. He majored in a sociology line and trained in Aikido, a Swedish form of self defense. Highlights of Jeff's stay in Sweden were: belonging to Goteborg's AikidoKlubb, playing Dean Martin in a winter show, and meeting the Prime Minister and King of Sweden. Much of Jeff's leisure time was spent with his girlfriend Kerstein Haugen, but he did find time to stay one week in Norway and to visit Andres Wallen-tine. Andres, who was an A.F.S. student to Fairbury during the '73-'74 year, lived only 20 miles from Jeff. Though living in Sweden was a great experience, Jeff admitted that the sight of his family and friends was a happy one. 8 Bob Nussbaum In Argentina Bob Nussbaum, the son of the Robert Nussbaums of Fairbury, lived on the dry, flat plains of Formosa, Argentina from June '74 to August '74 as a result of the Americans Abroad program. His family included his father Miguel, a printer and English teacher; his mother Lola, a secretary and history teacher; and a brother, Miguel. Bob attended the National School in Formosa half days. Bob gained self-discipline from participating in the community-sponsored activities of soccer and rugby, which resembles our football. Language wasn't a barrier in social activities. Music, dance, and nightclubs all set the scene for a festive attitude. Bob, who is majoring in Business Management at Eastern Illinois University, found his areas of interest expanded as a result of his summer experience. He was, though, glad to return to the smiling faces of his friends and family. 9 Lyn Emmett Of Australia Lyn Emmett joined our student body in August '74 as an AFS student from Melbourne, Australia. She resided with the Lloyd Wells' of Fairbury. In Australia, Lynn participated in girl's netball, played the piano, danced jazz ballet, and served on student council. Here she was involved in chorus and student council. Color TV and snow impressed Lyn the most about U.S. While here she found giving AFS speeches enjoyable. After departing from Fairbury, Lyn journeyed to San Francisco, Hawaii, New Zealand and then home to her parents and three brothers in Australia. The Kangaroo Became Lyn’s Trademark After Her Vast Distribution Of Golden Kangaroo Pins To Her Friends Marcelo Martinovic Of Argentina Marcelo Martinovic, from Puerto Deseado, Argentina, is a member of a family of six including his parents, two brothers, a sister, and himself. The Don Paterson family was host to Marcelo during his stay in the United States. When in Puerto Deseado, he enjoyed playing soccer, volleyball, and beach combing. In America, Marcelo liked color TV, tennis, and football. In fact, Marcel's most exciting experience was participating in Tartar football in which his kicking ability proved to be a great asset. From Fairbury Marcelo traveled to Washington, D.C., New York, Miami, Peru, Chili, and then home to Argentina. One Of Marcelo's Favorite Pastimes While In The U.S. Was Perfecting The Art Of Girl Watching FACULTY 14 Standing Left to Right: Ivan Stoller, Rueben Huber, Ken Broquard, Paul Hoffman, Lester Miller, Jerry Schahrer. Seated Left to Right: Gary Elliot, Kay Dickey, Evelyn Jenkins. MR. ISAACS During the school year, Mr. Isaacs and Mr. Mildred strove for better student understanding by trying to find what the students' interests were. They tried to accomplish this by having class meetings which were to enable the students to express their views on various school matters and the present administration. Even though Mr. Isaacs is leaving we will appreciate the contributions and efforts he made. 15 MISS PIKE, Math MRS. LANCASTER, French MRS. DAVENPORT, English MR. LANCASTER, English MR. HAMMITT, Band MR. JEFFRIES, Driver's Education MR. BEYER, Business Education MRS. DUDCZAK, Librarian MR. AYRES, Physical Education MR. MITCHELL, Guidance 18 MR. MELVIN, Math MR. EVELSIZER, Social Studies MR. CURL, U.S. History MR. FYKE, Vocational Training MRS. FAGOT, Home Economics Mrs. Fagot, Home Economics Mrs. Smith, Business Courses Mrs. Freadhoff, Physical Education MRS. MOSIER, Choir MR. KENNEDY, Agricultural Education MR. WHITE, Industrial Arts MRS. MILDRED, Psychology, English MR. FULLER, Art Staff Keeps 22 MRS. SANDS, Library Aide On Working Cooks; Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. Bray not present. Pictures of janitors and Mrs. Scherr not available. CLASSES Freshmen Begin T. Aaron J. Aberle E. Alsmeyer T. Arnett R. Brockman S. Brogan J. Broquard A. Brown A New Tomorrow J. Gadberry E. Goad B. Goslin N. Gray D. Greenwell L. Grosshans M. Haerr R. Hall D. Hammond T. Hedrick L. Heemstra D. Heinrich G. Hoffman D. Holland A. Hornsby J. Huber K. Kilgus R. Kilgus K. King M. Kokotek J. Kuhring P. Lawrence B. Maley 0. Maurer S. McDonald K. Meints S. Metz G. Miller J. Myers N. Odom A. Oprondek K. Paul J. Ricketts M. Runyon L. Schaffer S. Schahrer D. Schmid D. Seifert K. Simon M. Slagel M. Steidinger C. Sullens J. Taylor J. Tollensdorf S. Vansickle D. Walker C. Ward P. Waters C. Welch J. Wharton R. White S. White D. Wince B. Zimmerman C. Zimmerman 31 Class Officers: R. Kilgus, M. Kokotek, B. Maley, D. Mauer. L. Abel Sophomores Give M. Anderson K. Bazzell M. Besgrove D. Broquard N. Broquard D. Brucker D. Buchanan C. Casson L. Cole B. Coleman R. Convis B. Cook G. Doran L. Doran K. Elliott C. Fosdick L. Foster B. Francis D. Friant D. Gerdes B. Goad T. Gray J. Haas It Another Go N. Harris T. Heinrich L. Henning E. Hetherington J. Hoffman S. Huber D. Ifft D. Ifft L. Ingram 34 T. Koehl C. Kuhring B. Lawson C. Lindsay M. Kennedy K. Knapp M. Knapp T. McKeon M. Me Reynolds T. Mai I on L. Margherio D. Mattingly R. Meador M. Meehan 35 K. Meints R. Metz J. Miller M. Miller R. Peters T. Pickett M. Potter T. Rath S. Roth R. Roy S. Schaher T. Schlabowske S. Schmidt S. Simon 0. Smith J. Sparks L. Surber C. Tavener D. Taylor L. Thompson G. Wagonseller M. Walker S. Walter C. Ward W. Weber L. Wells M. Wells D. Wessels Mr. Wince C. Ziller K. Zimmerman 38 Sophomore Class Officers: Kim Hoffman, Todd Koehl, Kirk Elliott, and Matt Elliott. J. Aberle M. Aberle J. Arnold S. Bahler K. Bittner D. Bressner C. Brown M. Brucker T. Cange B. Curtiss Class Officers: Tim Davis, President; Julie Magee, Treasurer; Charlene Brown, Secretary; Terry Rothen-berger, Vice-president. P. Elliott M. Erdman J. Fredrick C. Friant G. Gauger D. Gerdes 0. Goad L. Haerr G. Hall D. Helmers 42 D. Hoffman G. Hof man D. Honegger D. Hodges J. Huette S. Huette L. Hulse J. Ifft J. Her D. Isaacs J. Magee L. Maley M. Maynard P. McCue J. McCulloh M. McKeon E. Miller G. Miller D. Moore R. Moser F. McPherson D. Kaisner A. Knapp K. Knapp T. Kokotek D. Lawrence D. Lawrence G. Nussbaum P. Paul S. Payne B. Perkins P. Lawrence P. Long R. Neisman 43 D. Roth T. Rothenberger P. Runyon M. Pettyjohn J. Pick D. Rabe R. Steidinger 0. Stoneberger J. Stiver Reis Ricketts Ricketts Rolf Sands Schaffer Schauble Steidinger T. Streib R. Studebaker C. Sul lens B. Surber W. Timmons D. Traub R. Vedder C. Walters M. Wenger S. Wessels T. Williams M. Wharton M. Whately M. White A. Wince B. Ziegenhorn T. ZMIer B. Zimmerman Student Council 1st Row: B. Goslin, 2nd Row: T. Rothenberger, P. Elliott, C. Dameron, S. Conrod, 3rd Row: B Ulfers, L. Emmett, B. Curtiss, J. Tavener, T. Koehl, 4th Row:C. Ward, M. McBroom, S. Roth, M. Kennedy, C. Fosdick. National Honor Society L. to R.: S. Conrod, C. Sands, B. Friedman, R. Huber, D. Dowling, V. Grandon, J. Kinkade, A. Orth, L. Haerr, L. Maley, J. Ifft, C. Herzog, J. Carter, B. Ulfers, M. Stoneberger, K. Ifft, B. Traub. Math Club — Front Row: R. Huber, C. Herzog, D. Isaacs, B. Ulfers, L. Maley, 2nd Row: K. Ifft, S. Schahrer, T. Jenkins, L. Headley, B. Traub, K Maley, 3rd Row: L. Henning, B. Coleman, C. Fosdick, M. Kelson, 4th Row: N. Borngasser, T. Roth-enberger, 5th Row: L. Haerr, L. Emmett, S. Wessels, 6th Row: S. Huber, P. Kafer, 7th Row: M Whately, L. Surber, R. Meador. Front Row: P. Meador, V. Steidinger, A. Meister, J. Abbey, M. Kelson, C. McKeon, M. Elliott, R. Popejoy, S. Crews, A. Knapp, 2nd Row: P. Runyon, J. Casson, J. Walter, D. Bazzell, J. Bull, S. Wink, L. Ziegenhorn, C. Dameron, J. Furrer, K. Smith, B. Dameron, K. Hoffman, B. Kaisner, T. Brucker, S. Bahler, 3rd Row: E. Newman, J. Zimmerman, Mr. Fyke, C. Friant, D. Hoffman, M. White, J. Stiver, S. Broquard, M. Wharton, K. Knapp, D. Dressner, S. Schaffer, R. Steidinger, S. Payne. 49 Lettermen M. Wenger, M. Erdman, R. Roy, M. Aberle, D. Friedman, M. Stoneberger, J. Haas, R. Meyer, S. Flint, R. Thompson, S. Goslin, T. Koehl, J. Pick, M. Elliott, B. Friedman, S. Metz, M. Mc-Cue, S. Conrod, D. Studebaker, J. Trib-ley, D. Roth, A. Knapp, R. Vedder, M. Whately. Top Row: L. Wells, T. Jenkins, L. Clark, L. Dowling, C. Ward, A. Oprondek, R. Taylor, K. Knapp, S. Roth, N. Borngasser, A. Wince. Middle Row: C. Fosdick, M. McKeon, S. Wessels. Bottom Row: Miss Weigman, M. Kennedy, P. Elliott, W. Timmons, S. Cole, B. Zimmerman, J. Aberle, S. Vansickle, D. Murray, V. Vail. Absent when picture was taken: T. Williams, B. Friedman, 50 Top Row: Miss Meyers, Mrs. Fagot, L. Cole, M. Wells, T. McKeon, L. Headley, T. Mallon, P. Wells, L. Henning, S. Huber, S. Roth, K. Hoffman, C. Fosdick, S. Holforty, P. Stoneberger, J. Schmidt, Middle Row: B. Coleman, D. Buchanan, P. Buchanan, J. Miller, J. Aberle, V. Steidinger, P. Runyon, L. Fehr, R. Kilgus, Bottom Row: D. Stoneberger, J. Walter, W. Timmons, M. Knapp, R. Taylor, J. Broquard, Absent when picture was taken: M. Besgrove, S. Cole, J. Friedman, K. Hoffman, J. Kinkade, K. Maley, A. Meister, A. Meister, S. Metz, C. Moulton, P. Runyon, S. Scharer, W. Sparks, C. Sullens, E. Steidinger, P. Water, C. Walter. FFA Top Row: B. Maley, D. Seifert, D. Ifft, K. Kilgus, B. Kafer, G. Miller, L. Schaffer, D. Walter, S. Metz, R. Meyer, S. Bahler, S. Schaffer, B. Francis, D. Friedman, C. Friedman, R. White, D. Schmidt, J. Meyers, T. Rathbun, Bottom Row: Mr. Kennedy, D. Wince, M. Steidinger, K. Ifft, A. Knapp, S. Broquard, G. Besgrove, J. Traub, R. Steidinger, J. Pick, M. Erdman, K. Bittner. The Marching Tartars performing in contest at ISU. The marching band learned several new routines during routines in contest and during half time at football a one week band camp directed by Mr. Hammitt in games. The concert band performed in the Pops Con- August of 1974. The marching band performed these cert. Spring Concert, and in contest. Band Members Band members, in alphabetical order-J. Aberle, M. Aberle, M. Anderson, J.Arnold, E. Alsmeyer, K. Baz-zell, N. Borngasser, D. Broquard, J. Broquard, A. Brown, C. Brown, C. Casson, B. Coleman, M. Convis, R. Cottrell, B. Curtiss, C. Dameron, K. Davis, D. Dennis, C. Fosdick, J. Frederick, D. Freed, B. Friedman, D. Friedman, N. Fyke, D. Goad, K. Grace, N. Gray, C. Haas, D. Helmers, C. Herzog, L. Hildreth, G. Hofman, S. Holforty, D. Holland, V. Holland, S. Honegger, A. Hornsby, J. Huber, R. Huber, S. Huber, J. Ifft, J. Iler, L. Iler, T. Jenkins, P. Kafer, M. Kennedy, R. Kilgus, K. King, T. Koktek, J. Kuhring, D. Lawrence, M. Lorch, M. McBroom, B. McCoy, J. McCulloh, L. McDonald, M. McKeon, M. McReynolds, J. Magee, T. Mallon, M. Mayard, R. Meador, R. Metz, S. Metz, S. Metz, D. Moore, M. Moser, B. Munz, L. Munz, E. Newnam, G. Nussbaum, A. Orth, D. Rabe, T. Rathbun, J. Ricketts, G. Reis, P. Rolf, M. Runyon, P. Runyon, C. Sands, S. Schahrer, T. Schahrer, J. Schmid, P. Sch-roeder, S. Simon, D. Smith, K. Smith, D. Steidinger, T. Strieb, D. Studebaker, C. Sullens, B. Surber, L. Sur-ber, C. Tavener, J. Tavener, L. Thompson, R. Thompson, J. Tollensdorf, D. Tomlison, D. Traub, S. Van-sickle, K. Volk, D. Walker, M. Walker, C. Ward, S. Weber, M. Wenger, L. Wells, S. Wessels, J. Wharton, M. Whately, A. Wince, S. Wink, T. Ziller, B. Zimmerman, B. Zimmerman, C. Zimmerman, K. Zimmerman. 52 Top Row: S. Weber, J. Schmid, B. Lawson, J. Stork, B. Ulfers, L. Emmett, N. Fyke, J. McCulloh, S. Simon, K. Hoffman, P. Kafer, D. Freed, R. Kilgus, C. Zimmerman, L. Fehr, C. Tavener, J. Hoffman, D. Stoneberger, L. Margherio, L. Doran, S. Schahrer, J. Wharton, P. Meador, J. Broquard, Third Row: S. Paul, K. Paul, C. Huber, L. Clark, L. Ziegenhorn, P. Schroeder, V. Grandon, B. Traub, K. Hoffman, J. Aberle, J. Tavener, J. Magee, D Isaacs, D. Traub, B. Surber, M Besgrove, D. Ellis, J. Walter, B. Moulton, P. Waters, Second Row: D. Mattingly, L. Foster, L. Heenstra, K. King, R. Taylor, E. Alsmey-er, J. Tollensdorf, S. Conrod, R. Metz, M. Whately, R. Roy, T. Koehl, C. Herzog, R. Meador, First Row: B. Curtiss, B. McCoy, J. Kinkade, J Friedman, T. Rathbun, M. Anderson, T. Rothenberger, D. Mowry, M. Mosier, Director. Not Shown: T. Williams, A. Whately. L. Clark, K. King, P. Kafer, K. Hoffman, R. Kilgus, J. Walter, J. Friedman, D. Freed. J. Tavener, L. Ziegenhorn, C. Huber, P. Schroeder, B. Traub, K. Hoffman, B. McCoy, J. Magee. Mixed Company: B. Ulfers, S. Paul, R. Metz, V. Grandon, J. Kinkade, M. Anderson, D. Traub, B. Curtiss, J. Schahrer, J. Wharton. 53 Stage Band 1st Row, B. Munz, B. Friedman, L. Surber, B. Curtiss, B. Surber, 2nd Row, M. Wenger, M. Walker, R. Huber, S. Metz, 3rd Row, J. Wharton, C. Sands, R. Metz, D. Traub, L. McDonald, M. Anderson, absent when picture was taken- M. Aberle, D. Walker. Gun Corps B. Hornsby, L. Hildreth, A. Brown, N. Gray, S. Huber, J. Kuhring, absent when picture was taken- K. Grace, K. Volk. 54 Tartarettes And Flag Corps Front Row, L. to R.-C. Zimmerman, T. Streib, S. Wink, K. Zimmerman, J. Her, C. Brown, 2nd Row-C. Dameron, P. Schroeder, P. Rolf, C. Sullens, P. Runyon, D. Lawrence, G. Reis, Mrs. Hamm it, sponsor, 3rd Row-K. Davis, J. Arnold, T. Kokotek, M. McKeon, J. Magee, T. Mallon. Throughout the year, the Tartarettes and Flag Corps have not only entertained basketball and football fans, but they have also added a little something extra to our band. This year the Tartarettes performed a routine during the Pops Concert. They also put on an assembly consisting of favorite routines for the student body. Flag Corps; Front Row, L. to R.-D. Lawrence, J. Iler, C. Sullens, Back Row, L. to R.-P. Schroeder, P. Rolf, J. Arnold, J. Magee, P. Runyon. 55 Speech Team A. Wince, M. McKeon, M. McReynolds, B. Moulton. Newspaper J. Stiver, M. Maynard, M. Wharton, C. Sul lens, S. Broquard, J. Furrer, G. Gauger, K. Maley, D. Traub, A. Orth, J. Zimmerman, C Sands, K. Volk, B. Ulfers, J. Abbey, B. Surber, J. Holforty, A. Meister, J. Aberle. Homecoming Excitement Homecoming Spirit Week got underway with the traditional Chain Link contest and the Neck-Orange races sponsored by the Student Council. Other activities gave students a chance to test their skills at lemon eating, kite flying, and water chugging. Connie Haas was crowned by the past queen, her sister, Cheryl Grace. The coronation ceremony this year was held separately from the dance. This year's pep rally included skits, speeches, and pep band and featured the antics of male cheerleaders, Tom Schahrer, Mike Wenger, Kevin Mowery, and Don Hammond. The Junior Class took first place honors in the float competition, followed by the Senior Class with second and the Junior High with third. An impressive Tartar victory (49-28) over the Octavia Rockets highlighted the week. Homecoming '75 closed to the music of the group. Front Page. 60 wtsjrc Connie Haas, Kristi Hoffman, Jeanne Tavener, Patty Schroeder, Sally Wink, Andrea Oprondek, Connie Ward, Lisa Maley. 61 Sharon Huette and Barb Moulton Rick Metz The Odd Couple The Fall Play was The Odd Couple by Neil Simon. It takes place in a cluttered New York City bachelor flat and revolves around the antics of two divorced men, Oscar Madison (played by Rick Metz) and Felix Unger (played by Randy Meador). The cast and crew designed and constructed the set. Mrs. Gayle Davenport, a new teacher at F.C.H.S., directed the play. Cast ...............Oscar Madison ...............Felix Unger .................... Murray ......................Vinnie .........................Roy ...................... Speed ...........Gwendolyn Pigeon ..............Cecily Pigeon Rick Metz . . Randy Meador Mitch Wharton Mike Anderson Bill Munz . . . Kevin Mowery Sharon Huette . Barb Moulton . Sharon Huette Randy Meador Barb Moulton Mitch Wharton Kevin Mowery Bill Munz Mike Anderson Rick Metz Top Teen Talent Show Math Club president, C. Herzog, presents Grand Prize to P. Schroeder while announcer Bill Freed watches. The Top Teen Talent Show celebrated its 16th birthday this year. As in past years, it proved to be a success under the supervision of Math Club sponsor, Mr. Melvin. This year, an FC student, Patty Schroeder, was grand champion winner with her vocal interpretation of Gethsemane. 63 C. Herzog presents checks to prize winners V. Grandon, J. Kinkade, B. Ulfers, and C. Thames. Up The Down Staircase And Gladly Wolde He Lerne, And Gladly Teche. Cast — Chaucer’s Clerke Of Oxenford Dr. Maxwell Clarke Sylvia Barrett . . . Beatrice Schachter Paul Barringer . . . J.J. McHabe . . . . Ella Friedenberg . . Frances Egan . . . . Charlotte Wolf . . . Samuel Bester . . . Sadie Finch .... Lou Martin .... Lennie Neumark . . Carole Blanca . . . Alice Blake .... Vivian Paine . . . , Rusty O'Brien . . . Linda Rosen . . . . Jose Rodriguez . . , Carrie Blaine . . . Harry Kagan . . . . Jill Norris......... Rachel Gordon . . . Elizabeth Ellis .. . Charles Arrons . . . Joe Ferone.......... Helen Arbuzzi . . . Francine Gardner . . Katherine Wolzow . Ellen............... . . . Steve Metz . . Betty Curtiss . . Barb Moulton . Kevin Mowery . Tim Rathbun Marcia Kennedy . Sarah Holforty Darlene Brucker . . Jerry Miller Tammy Williams . Mitch Wharton . Sam Broquard . . . Kathy Volk Vicki Steidinger Brenda Friedman . . . Mike Lorch Mickey McKeon . . . Tom Roberts . . Teri Jenkins . Chuck Lindsay .Janis McCulloh . . Alica Wince . . . Patty Kafer Doug Steidinger . . Keith Meints LuAnne Headley . . Sandy Wessels . . DiAnn Traub . . . Nancy Fyke The 1975 Spring Play was Up the Down Staircase by Bel Kaufman. It is about a young school teacher who tried to reach her students but finds it isn't as easy as she thought. This play, directed by Mrs. Gayle Davenport, is an example of a kind funny that hurts. The theme of the 1975 Jr.-Sr. Prom was Rendevous With the Stars. Prom night started with the banquet and the reading of the will and prophecy at Lincoln Auditorium. Bittersweet provided music for the dance which was held at the Indian Creek Country Club. The After-Prom party was also held at the Country Club with music provided by the Jukebox. A memorable evening was had by all who attended. eetheart Ball SO I131H1V Tartars Tie For Second The 1974-1975 football season proved to be fast moving and exciting as the Tartars pulled together excellent records. The varsity Tartars, under the leadership of Coach Ayres and the co-captains Mike Kelson and Steve Crews, tied for second place in the Sangamon Valley Conference, with a win-loss record of 7-2. Coach Beyers and the junior varsity Tartars worked hard to gain a perfect win-loss record of 4-0. Hopefully, both varsity and junior varsity teams will show as much spirit and determination in the years to come as they did this year. Jr. Varsity Opponents We They Leroy 14 6 Farmer City 8 6 Fischer 18 0 Mahomet-Seymor 14 0 fARTAR$ [ARTAR TARTARS tartar rtfk mT2 LS 7 (ARTARS tf,RTARS W 1ARTAPS vim Varsity, L. to R. - (Bottom) R. Popejoy, S. Metz S. Goslin Hoffma .. r... ♦♦ r u Martinovic, (Top, R. Meyer, S. Cre.s, M. Kelson, A. What M. CCue J. Tr'' i b I ey K R 'h.M' L. to R. - (Bottom) S. Crews, 0. Studebaker, M. Martininovic, B. Slayton, D. Roth, B. Friedman, R. Thompson, (2nd Row) D. Taylor, M. Whately, T. Koehl, R. Vedder, F. McPherson, L. Grace, K. Hoffman, G. Pick, D. Kaisner, (3rd Row) Trainer D. Kilgus, Coach Drengwitz, Coach Ayres, D. Lawrence, R. Popejoy, A. Whately, S. Metz, J. Tribley, M. Kelson, M. Elliott, M. McCue, M. Elliott, R. Ricketts, M. Stoneberger, Coach Johnson, Coach Cossolino, (4th Row) Coach Beyer, S. Goslin, R. Meyer, j. Haas, R. Huber, M. Erdman, S. Flint, T. Davis, M. White, A. Knapp, M. Aberle, Trainer J. Joda, (Top Row) D. Rabe, S. Schmidt, M. Walker, M. Lorch, K. Elliott, D. Broquard, T. Rathbun, J. VanNote. Front Row: T. Arnett, J. Traub, R. Vedder, R. Roy, P. McCue, B. Friedman. Back Row: M. Whately, M. McCue, B. Slayton, M. Kelson, D. Taylor. This years wrestling squad has had a rough year going against some very tough teams, and making a good showing for wrestling two years. The season's record was 4-19, with Mark McCue leading the way for the team at district and being the sole Tartar at the sectional meet this year. With four members graduating this year, the squad will need to work with a lot of new people next year, but hopes are high as there are five returning lettermen to help out. Along with the loss of the seniors we lost our coach. Coach Ayres left us a wrestling team that has a lot of spirit and good training for a new coach with which to work. 75 Hey Ref. did ya see that? Let's Go! Basketball What Form I Scores not available Row 1: R. Hetherington, S. Cole, B. Zimmerman, A. Oprondek, C. Fosdick. Row 2: L. Dowling, D. Murray, N. Borngasser, S. Huber, S. Honegger. Row 3: D. Ifft, S. Roth, C. Ward, L. Haerr. Row 4: D. Wessels, J. Ricketts, L. Me Donald, S. Metz. Row 5: L. Surber, B. McCoy, R. Taylor, N. Fyke. Absent when picture taken: A. Meister and B. Surber. Volleyball The girls' volleyball team had a fantastic season this year bringing home the first IHSA trophy earned by an F-C team in seventeen years. The girls opened their season with a big win against Dwight and ended with win-loss records of 10-3; A team, 3-6; B team. Coach Jan Freadhoff and her team entered the El Paso Volleyball District Tournament as the topseated team and finished district champs. In the first match of the tournament, Fairbury went up against Lexington beating them in 2 games 15-11 and 15-12. The girls then took on Flanagan who had beaten them only weeks before. The match ended with Fairbury on top, 15-8, 16-18, 15-3. At the sectional meet in Hoopston, the team beat Wat-seka, 15-11, 7-16, and 15-6. But against Marselles, the girls appeared to abandon their customary game plan of set-and-spike and were eliminated from the competition. Final scores were 4-15 and 8-15. Basically an underclassmen squad, the girls finished being one of the top 32 teams in the state. Captains were Soph. Sue Huber, B team, and Senior Alma Meister, A team. OPPONENT TEAM A WE THEY Dwight 2 1 Gibson City 2 0 LeRoy 2 1 Ford Central 2 0 Ford Central 2 1 Fisher 0 2 Farmer City 2 0 Gibson City 2 1 Flanagan 1 2 OPPONENT TEAM B WE THEY Dwight 2 0 Gibson City 1 2 LeRoy 1 2 Ford Central 2 0 Ford Central 0 2 Fisher 2 1 Farmer City 1 2 Gibson City 0 2 Flanagan 1 2 Managers for both teams were Melody Me Broom and Marcia Kennedy. S. Honegger, B. McCoy. 77 1st Row - L. Thompson, K. Elliott, M. Lorch, R. Meador, 2nd Row - S. Schmidt, D. Broquard, M. Elliott, B. McDonald, B. Francis, R. Convis, T. Rath, T. Koehl, Coach Beyer. Opponents We They Clifton Central 66 39 Chenoa 54 46 Farmer City Mansfield 48 25 Forest-Strawn-Wing 69 55 Bellflower 75 54 Mel vin-Sibley 53 48 Deland-Weldon 75 47 Saybrook-Arrowsmith 68 48 Leroy 55 54 Macomb 48 59 Chatsworth 45 39 Mahomet-Seymour 47 44 Eureka 52 69 Fisher 60 48 Argenta-Orenta 46 70 Octavia 48 47 Heyworth 48 46 Gibson City 69 66 F orrest-Straw n-Wing 64 76 Fresh. Opponent We They Chatsworth 23 44 Gibson City 39 52 F orrest-Straw n-Wing 42 31 Saunemin 54 59 Dwight 39 53 Octavia 42 31 Dwight 40 44 Chenoa 28 45 Odell 36 58 Lexington 42 35 Saunemin 31 59 Central Catholic 42 101 Saybrook 42 45 1st Row, B. Kafer, M. Kokotek, 2nd Row, R. Cottrell, R. Hall, M. Moser, 3rd Row, C. Ward C. Brown, D. Walker, 4th Row, Coach Dreng-witz, K. Heemstra, B. Maley. 78 D. Roth, G. Miller, Matt Elliott, S. Conrod, Mark Elliott, R. Meyer, B. McDonald, M. Erdman, T. Davis, D. Surber, Coach Miller. Varsity Opponent We They Clifton Central 55 57 Chenoa 62 55 Farmer City-Mansfield 48 67 Forrest-Strawn-Wing 76 83 Bellfl ower 42 53 Mel vin-Sibley 59 54 Deland-Wei don 73 91 Chatsworth Tournament Lostaut 56 74 Lexington 62 77 Saybrook 57 65 Leroy 55 72 Macomb 70 78 Chatsworth 57 64 Mahoment-Seymour 50 45 Eureka 48 65 Fisher 65 78 Argenta-Oreana 86 74 Octavia 43 55 Heyworth 70 78 Gibson City 54 85 Forrest-Strawn-Wi ng 54 62 Regional Tournament El Paso 82 74 Gridley 71 112 79 Tartars Keep On Trying Boy’s Track Left To Right: Front Row-D. Friedman, M. Kelson, T. Hedrick, J. Cottrell, J. Taylor, R. Hall, L. Thompson. 2nd Row-S. Goslin, R. Popejoy, D. Kaisner, T. Koehl, K. Kilgus, F. McPherson 3rd Row-D. Smith, S. Flint, M. Erdman, J. Tribley, S. Conrod, R. Ricketts, T. Rath, D. Schmidt. 81 Trackettes Row 1: L. Surber, A. Wince, N. Fyke, P. Runyon. Row 2: D. Issacs, S. Honegger, M. McKeon, M. Convis. Row 3: T. Williams, J. McCullough, C. Brown, L. Maley. OPPONENT WE THEY THEY Paxton; Gibson City Flanagan; 48 93 38 Gibson City Cornell; 64 1 2 68 45 1 2 Fisher 102 1 2 26 1 2 48 Forrest Ford County- 101 1 2 39 1 2 Pa xton District- 53 108 Tied for 7th 16 Randy Ricketts, What form! 82 Steve Flint, Flying high! Girls’ Track S. Holforty D. Tomilson F-C 65 88 87 25 DUAL MEETS Opponent Melvin-Sib-52 Forest-30 Chatsworth-36 Pontiac-99 TRIANGULAR MEETS The Fairbury-Cropsey Girls' Track Team participated in two triangulars, one with LeRoy and Lexington, and one with Melvin-Sibley and Forest-Strawn-Wing. The results were Fairbury-55, LeRoy-91, and Lexington-9, and Fairbury-75 1 2, Melvin-Sibley-37 1 2, and Forest-44. N. Borngasser, J. Huber, C. Ward, J. Ricketts, L. McDonald, Miss Wiegman, N. Froquard, L. Henning, S. Huber, S. Holforty, P. Elliott, A. Oprondek, S. Cole, D. Tomlison, K. Bazzell, W. Timmons, J. Aberle, D. Wessels, J. Kuhring, L. Dowling, S. Vansickle, D. Murray, D. Holland, K. McCue, L. Headley, K. Hoffman, T. Mallon. 53 Golf , % Picture Above; FORE! Picture At Right; E. Goad, M. Fazzio, K. Heemstra, J. Henning, R. Huber, and J. Sparks. This year's golf team had a fair season ending it with a record of 11 wins and 11 loses. Jay Sparks showed to be the greatest hope for the Tartar golf team in the next year. The lowest score for the season was a 38 by Jay Sparks. OPPONENT WE THEY THEY El Paso 184 195 Farmer City; LeRoy 198 185 181 Dwight; Odell 199 188 232 Say brook 171 195 Heyworth; Fisher 190 174 182 Mohomet; Odell 169 164 198 LeRoy; Cresent City 175 174 67 Farmer City; El Paso 175 181 194 Saybrook 185 184 LeRoy; Heyworth 185 184 186 Pontiac; Odell 188 152 208 Gibson City; Odell 220 217 251 Pontiac 170 160 84 Baseball Row 1: B. Dameron, N. Aberle, R. Thompson, S. Goslin, S. Crews, M. Wenger, M. McCue. Row 2: R. Roy, M. Lorch, M. Moserm, K. Meints, S. Brogan, D. Green-well, J. Myers, J. Carter. Row 3: Coach Jefferies, M. White, J. Ifft, L. Ifft, B. Friedman, D. Hammond, S. Conrad. Brian Friedman OPPONENT WE THEY Forrest (J.V.) 14 3 Paxton (F.S.) 3 5 Paxton 2 1 Heyworth 5 4 Say brook- Arrowsm i th 2 1 Fisher 12 1 Deland-Weldon 10 2 Gibson City 6 5 Gibson (J.V.) 5 5 Octavia 2 4 Farmer City-Mansfield 8 2 Heyworth 1 2 Mohomet-Seymour 13 3 Argenta-Oreana 3 14 Fisher 3 4 Argenta-Oreana 2 7 Saybroo k- Arrowsm i th 10 6 Farmer City-Mansfield 8 7 LeRoy 3 0 LeRoy 5 8 Octavia 5 0 Forrest 9 0 85 Cheerleaders ROGER AARON MARGARET CONVIS CAROLYN DAMERON JULIE ABBEY DEBBIE BAZZELL GREG BESGROVE 1975 Man cannot discover new oceans unless he Class Flower White Rose LYN EMMETT STEVE FLINT DAVID FRIEDMAN JEAN ANN FRIEDMAN 88 JUDY BULL JOHN CARTER JONI CASSON Seniors STEVEN CONROD MARK ELLIOTT SCOTT GOSLIN KATHY GRACE VALLA GRANDON CONNIE HAAS 89 KENNETH HOFFMAN KRISTI HOFFMAN GARY HOFMANN JULIA HOLFORTY ANN HEINRICH HERZOG JEFF HENNING DIANE HOFFMAN MARIA CARL KEITH IFFT BOB KAISNER LEON IFFT MICHAEL KELSON ROBERTA HOLLAND VICKI HOLLAND RAY HUBER ROSS HUBER 91 JANET KINKADE MARK McCUE CHARLES McKEON KAREN MALEY RICK MAURER PEGGY MEADOR MARCELO MARTINOVIC ALMA MEISTER ANNA MEISTER SHERRILL METZ STEVE METZ 92 WILLIAM METZ ROGER MEYER GARY MOSER KATHLEEN MOULTON TOM MOWERY LISA MUNZ ELSIE NEWMAN MARGARET ANN ORTH PHYLLIS PIERCY RAY POPEJOY DANA RABE 93 PAUL SCHAFFER THOMAS SCHARER PATRICIA SCHOEDER ELAINE SLAGEL GAIL RUNYON JOYCE SCHMID PAM RUNYON ERNEST SCHOVE MICHAEL STONEBERGER DALE STUDEBAKER DAVID SURBER JEANNE TAVENER JULIE WALTER CONNIE WELLS DENNIS WELLS PATRICIA WELLS KAREN WENGER 97 MIKE VANSICKLE GAIL VAUGHAN KATHY VOLK ROKAY WAGER JEANNE ZIMMERMAN LINDA ZIEGENHORN RONDA WHITE ARTHUR WHATELY SALLY WINK Senior Life Seniors ABBEY, JULIE: ICE 4; GAA 1,3,4; Newspaper 4; Chorus 1,2,3. BAZZELL, DEBBIE: ICE 4; GA A 1,3,4; FH A 3; Track 3. BesGROVE, GREG: FFA 2,3,4; Band 1,2. BULL, JUDY: Chorus 2,3; ICE 4. CARTER, JOHN: National Honor Society 3,4; Baseball. CASSON, JONI: ICE 4. CONROD, STEVE: Student Council 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Lettermen Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2. CONVIS, MARGARET: Band 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Crier 4 Newspaper 1; Trackettes 4; Math Club 2; Dramatics 2. CREWS, STEVE: ICE 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Track ; Basketball 3,4; Lettermen Club 2,3,4. DAMERON, CAROLYN: Band 1,2,3,4; Tartarettes 3,4; Chorus 1,2; ICE 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Dramatics 2.3. ELLIOTT, MARK: ICE 4; Football 2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. EMMETT, LYN: AFS Student; Math Club 4; Student Council 4. FLINT, STEVE: Football 1,2,4; FFA 1,2; Lettermen Club 4; Track 2,3,4. FRIEDMAN, DAVID: Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Lettermen Club 3,4. FRIEDMAN, JEAN ANN: FH A 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Chorus 3; Sweetheart Court GOSLIN, SCOTT: Lettermen Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3.4. GRACE, KATHY: GA A 1; Math Club 2; Dramatics 2; Band 3,4. GRANDON, VALLA: Dramatics 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. HEINRICH, MARIA: No Statistics. HERZOG, CARL: Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; Crier Staff 4; Dramatics 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; SAR 4. HOFFMAN, DIANE: FH A 1; Chorus 1; ICE 3. HOFFMAN, KEN: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; FFA 1,2; ICE 4. HOFFMAN, KRISTI: FHA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2. HOFMANN, GARY: No Statistics. HOLFORTY, JULIA: Band 1,2,3; ICE 4; Dramatics 3; Newspaper 4. HOLLAND, ROBIN: Band 1; FFA 1. HOLLAND, VICKIE: GAA 1; Track 3; Volleyball 3; Band 1,2,3,4; (Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4.). HUBER, RAY: Basketball 1,2; Football 4. HUBER, ROSS: Band 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,4. IFFT, KEITH: FFA 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Math Club 2,3,4; Student Council Dramatics 2. IFFT, LEON: Baseball 2,3,4; Jets 2,3. KAISNER, ROBERT: Football 1; Baseball 1,2,4. KELSON, MIKE: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; ICE 4. KINKADE, JANET: Color Guard 3; Gun Corp 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Math Club ; GAA 2; FHA 1,2,4; Dramatics 1,3; National Honor Society. McCUE, MARK: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 4. McKEON, CHARLES: ICE 3,4. MALEY, KAREN: Math Club 2,3,4; FHA; Band 1; Cheerleading 1,3,4; Newspaper 4. MARTINOVIC, MARCELO: AFS Student; Football 4. MEADOR, PEGGY: FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Library Club 12 3 ICE 4. MEISTER, ALMA: FHA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Tennis 3; Track 3; Sweetheart Queen; ICE 4; DAR 4. MEISTER, ANNA: FHA 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Court; Newspaper 4; ICE 4. METZ, SHERRIE: FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3,4. METZ, STEVE: FFA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Dramatics 3,4; Wrestling 4; Football 1,2,3,4. METZ, WILLIAM: no statistics. MEYER, ROGER: FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Lettermen Club 2,3,4; Newspaper 4; Stu- 100 A Council 1. ER, GARY: Basketball, Crier Staff 3 )l_TON, KATHLEEN: FHA 2,3,A; GAA, Chorus 3: amatics 3,A; ICE A. NZ, LISA: Math Club 2; Band 1,2,3,A. NNAM, ELSIE: Math Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus ,2,3. ' tTH, ANN: Band 1,2,3,A; GAA 1; Crier Staff A; Newspaper A; National Honor Society A. ERCY, PHYLLIS: Chorus 1,2,3 Band 1 Dramatics OPEJOY, RAY: ICE 3,A; Student Council 1,2,A; Let-termen 1,2,3,A; Track 1,2,3,A; Football 1,2,3,A; Basketball 1,2,3. RUNYON, GAIL: Band 3; GAA 3; Library Club 1,2,3. RABE, DANA: FHA 1,2; Library Club. RUNYON, PAM: FHA 2,3,A; ICE A. SCHAFFER, PAUL: no statistics. SCHAHRER, TOM: Band 1,2,3,4; FFA, Dramatics 1,2; ICE 3,A; Track 3. SCHMID, JOYCE: Library Club 1,2,3; Crier Staff 3; FHA 1,2,4; Band 3,4; Chorus 2,4. SCHOVE, ERNEST: Science Club 1,2; Math Club. SCHOEDER, PATRICIA: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Tartarettes 1,2,3,4; (Captain 4) Student Council 2; Dramatics 2,3. SLAGEL, ELAINE: FHA 1,2; Crier Staff 1. SLAYTON, BILL: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 4. SMITH, KAY: Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; History Club 1. SMITH, KIM: ICE 3,4; FHA 2; Band 1,2; Chorus 2. SMITH, MELODY: Chorus 1; Writing Staff. SPARKS, WENDY: GAA 1,2; Math Club 2,3; Crier Staff 3; National Honor Society 4. I STEFFEN, MARK: Basketball 1; Track 1. I STEIDINGER, ELAINE: FHA 2,3,4; Sweetheart Court 4. I STEIDINGER, VICKI: FHA 1,2,3,4; ICE 4; Dramatics 4. 1 STIVER, JEFF: Band 1; Math Club 3; FTA 3; ICE 4; 1 AFS 4. I STIVER, JILL: Tartarettes 1,2; Chorus 1,2; ICE 3,4. 1 STONEBERGER, MIKE: Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Foot-1 ball 4; Lettermen Club 4; Valedictorian. SURBER, DAVID: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Football 1. TAVENER, JEANNE: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Math Club, Student Council 3,4; Freshman Attendant, Homecoming Court. TAYLOR, CARL: FFA 1,2,3. TAYLOR, RENEE: FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; ICE 3; Tennis 3; Volleyball 4; Sweetheart Court 4. THOMPSON, RON: Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4. TRAUB, BARB: National Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. TRIBLEY, JIM: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Lettermen Club 1,2,3,4. STUDEBAKER, DALE: Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 2. ULFERS, BECKY: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Crier Staff 4; Dramatics 1,3; Newspaper 4; Student Council 4; Math Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. VANSICKLE, MIKE: no statistics VAUGHN, GAIL: Color Guard 1; FHA 1,2. VOLK, KATHY: Gun Corps 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Dramatics 4; Newspaper 4. WALTER, DON: FFA 1,2,4. WALTER, JULIE: ICE 4; FHA 1,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4. WELLS, CONNIE: Crier Staff 1; Math Club 2. WELLS, DENNIS: no statistics WELLS, PATTY: FHA 1,2,3,4. WENGER, KAREN: Band 1,2; Crier Staff 2; ICE 4. WHATELY, ART: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Lettermen 4. WINK, SALLY: ICE 4; Tartarettes 1,2,4; Cheerleader 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Math Club 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Homecoming Court 4. ZIEGENHORN, LINDA: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 4; ICE 4. ZIMMERMAN, JEANNE: ICE 4; FHA 1; Chorus 1,2,3. 101 And A Beginning Thank-You, Patrons Bob Nussbaum Plumbing and Heating Brickcr Drugstore Bushman's Plumbing and Heating Cable Television Company ol Illinois L ender Gas Dean Williams Jewelry Dicks Jap Dr. Johnson Fairbury Appliance Fairbury Bakery Fairbury Medical Associates, Ltd. Fairbury Paint Store tj Ha p's Drive-In Hish's Montgomery Ward Sales Agency Huber's Clothing Indian Creek Pro Shop J C Lbach Realty L. K. French Well Drilling l.cc's Bowling Lancs Maurer and Roth. Inc. Mow r s Variety Store Mow cry’s Shoe Service Mr. Timber, Inc. National Bank of Fairbury Nylandcr's Flowers and Gifts SanitaryCIcancrs Scw-a-Stitcii Steidingcr Inc. The Barber Shop Virg's Carpet Shop Weber’s IGA Weber’s Plumbing and Heating Young's TV, Stereo. . Records Zimmerman Hardware .ind Furniture Fairbury Sav-Mor Pontiac Hobby Palace Wright’s Furniture’ A special thanks to the Fairbury Blade for their help •i j  j V . . . «4 .P  • • fV '  99 + t rm -L- V ‘ •A I f«1V4  Jf  ? -C V' .• • '•V '•' JL r i t n ! • • ( •?•? X r 7 ' $ T Vv l ' v • e_ J nilSNi 1VW3A OIOAV liasjnoA Swag s| ssarnddeg The Crier Staff Keeps On Printin’ Left To Right; June Friedman, Linda Hulse, Jerry Miller, Cindy Sands, Carl Herzog, Ann Orth, Margaret Convis, Thersa Schlabowski, Barbara Moulton, Becky Ulfers, Pat Runyon, Not Pictured; Donna Stoneburger, Patty Stone- burger, and Mrs. Dudczak. 108 The Crier Staff apologizes for the lateness of the book and hopes that it was worth the wait. V