Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1971 volume:

cMtet z$ Soir t.o7 c ll t $egzri7iir}g S o Qo r u icaie J(r c e r $ I a r cfi t g. 4 5 yam 10 11 UNIT 3 SCHOOL BOARD The first year of Georgetown’s operations as a Community Unit District has been a most successful one. This is due largely to the extremely fine efforts of the staff and students towards making the Georgetown schools the quality the community deserves. The Board of Education and administration wishes to thank the students and staff for their leadership in working towards helping Georgetown schools become outstanding. Gertrude Galyen, Secretary SUPERINTENDENT MR. BEHM OFFICE PERSONNEL Carolyn Ehlenfeld, Secretary Pet peeve: Tardy admits Karen Mikel, Secretary Pet peeve: Pen snatchers PRINCIPAL, MR. DAVIES In our changing society of today, I would like to caution people, of all ages, to be very careful about making changes just for the sake of change. 1 would like for changes to be made after all research available indicates the change will improve the conditions. What you have should not be torn down because of a dislike. Make sure you can improve upon the condition before you abandon the things you have. Mr. Davies Dorothy Ehrich, Secretary Pet peeve: Cars that pull into my lane and then stall. 19 TEACHERS 20 Max Call Science and Health. Senior Class Martin Avenatti Driver's Education and Industrial Education. Sophomore Class Sandra Collins Developmental English I, II,III; Newspaper; Freshman Class. Robert L. Benjamin American Histoiy; Modern History; Civics; Economics. Senior Class People who don't try and then explain. “I can't get it. 13 Richard L. Denton Science, Math, Pre-vo-cational Education, Language Arts. Hippies and hypocrites; unhealthy corruption, whether cstablishmen-tarian or disestablishmentarian; the manipulators of the human soul. Linda Butzow Spanish I-IV Junior Class; Spanish Club. Make-up work; students writing on the blackboard Irma Dixon Home Economics, FHA Students who talk when they should be listening. Ronald O. Draper Metals, Drafting. Auto Mechanics. Freshman Class “Giving students opportunity to behave as adults and having them look for the chance to stab you in the back! ' Kenneth Horlander Senior Math. Geometry, Algebra II. Yearbook “Students with bigger mouths than brains. James Elder Band Band Club. Twirlers “People that don’t care enough to try their level best. Lawrence Jacobsen Developmental Social Studies Asst. Football Coach People who do not like Simon and Garfunkel and teachers from the South.” Laurie Erwin World History. EMH Math. Gov’t, Social Problems. Peanut butter gravy! Dennie Knight Chemistry. Physics, Welding. Sophomore Class “Cub fans. Bear fans, and all other forms of lower life.” Andy D. Hopson Bus. Eng.—Bus. Law, Office Practice, Typing I. Junior Class. Newspaper, B.A.A. “Those who complain and criticize but offer no suggestions for improvement.” Tom Kulbartz Biology I, Experimental Biology, Psychology. Science Club, Junior Class People who leave their feet on defense. Betty Pachciarz English III and IV. Sophomore Class Waving at people outside the door. Barry A. Lamb Auto Mechanics, Ceramics, Sp. Ed. Co-ordinator. Crafts Club, Wrestling Team “Being a member of the Cancer Club. Steve Parks Chorus “Boys that think that only girls should sing. Karen McLin Shorthand I II, Typing l II. Senior Class “Students who do not read or follow directions and then complain because they did the assignment wrong.” Richard O. Powell Algebra I and General Math. Lettermen's Club “People that get by without working. Jim Mills Physical Education, Biology, Science. “People who expect something for nothing. Dianne Robinson Physical Education, Health G.A.A., Pep Club. Cheerleaders. Clovis T. Scott World History, Illinois History, Physical Education, Drivers Ed. Student Council “Students who won't accept responsibility. Ruth W. Steele Librarian Library Club, Projectionists Club. “Self-centered students. John Sammons English 1, II, 111. Freshman Class, Letter-men's Club. “Yankees, Big-Mouths, and Smart-alecs. Gary Spicer Vocational Guidance “So numerous, unable to come to a concrete decision.” John T. Smith Vo-Ag., Ag. Mechanics. F.F.A., National Honor Society. “Murray State Graduates and all other assorted personnel with a Kentucky heritage!” Patricia A. Weske French I and II, English II. French Club, Junior Class “Les etudiants qui par-lent trop en classe. Randy Smith Accounting, General Business, Data Processing, Retailing, Con. Math. Sophomore Class, Freshman Basketball Coach “Students having nothing to do in Study Hall.” William Wiggins Guidance Counselor Basketball Coach, Track Coach, Lettermen's Club. “Losing.” 1 s Clarice Tintorri, clerical aide Helen Hall, teacher’s aide Gene Snapp. teacher’s aide Francis Pedigo, Wilma Wilming, Audrey Stephen Schwartz, student teacher (Ameri-Bouton, cooks. can History and Health). 24 FRESHMEN Left above-Officers: Carol Heisor, President; Dennis Grant, Vice-president; Steve Galyen, Secretary; and Charles Redmond, Treasurer. Right above-Advisors: Mr. Draper, Mrs. Collins, Mr. Jacobson, and Mr. Sammons. Micky Acord Deanna Anderson Pamela Becker Debbie Behm Jeannette Benjamin Mike Blagg Theresa Boggess John Bonomo Richard Branham Hugh Brooks Randy Brooks Michael Buy no Tonya Campbell Debbie Chambers Charles Collom Patsy Collom Patsy Collom Tom Collom Karen Cook Randy Dalida Jack Dawson Sandra Dill Holly Dillon Linda Dowers 26 CLASS OF “74” Freshmen sometime have a difficult time adjusting to the new school, whether it means finding the right place or getting a whipping for doing something wrong. Fred Dreyer Jo Ann Edminston Laurie Ehrich Donald Elliott Jan Ellis Jim Fazio Marilyn Fitzwater Ruth Flowers Randy Ford Ellen Freeman Mike Galey Pam Galyen Steve Galyen Nancy Gaisor Sandy Gilkison Steve Gill Steve Glatz Jim Gleichman Robert Glidewell Jim Gordon Dennis Grant Steve Green Larry Grider Katie Grissom 27 Cindy Hamm Karla Harrold Jeff Hartman Carla Hathaway Crystal Haussey Carol Heiser Dennis Hernandez Rita Hoskins Sandy Hill Cathy Hinner Jim Humrichous Terry Hurst Angie Jones Loretta Johnson Pam Jordan Richard Kern Kim Lamar Steve Lanham Mark Learnard Howard Long -Craig Lyday Jo Ellen Martin Sally McDowell Ronnie McMasters Marion Miller Kevin Moore Chuck Mills Debbie Mitchell Brian Morris Janet Morrison Mary Morrison David Myers Glenna Neubert Bob Pruitt Charles Redmond Sandy Reynolds Jim Rienbolt Gerri Robison Roy Rogers John Rollins Susie Ruble Jack Scott Billie Rose Seaton Steve Shotts Janet Silver 29 Angela Smith Diane Smith Tim Snack NOT PICTURED: Julie Mullins Julie Sprouls Jeff Steely Ronnie Stewart Randy Snyder Terri Snyder Anna Thompson Debbie Trosper Steve Tucker Vicki Walker Adrian Washington-Lana White David Williams Betty Wilming Aleta Wise Don Witherspoon 30 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF “” Diane Adkins-Don Adkisson Earl Arnett Wendy Baker Karen Beck Mary Bedinger Connie Bell Rick Biggs Jean Black Judy Boen Cheryl Boggess Don Boggess Jim Bowers -Denise Boyden Glen Brent Cathy Brittingham Lou Ann Brookshier Chris Collins Patsy Cook Mark Coons Chrystal Deering Randy Deffenbaugh Barbara Delbridge Cathy Dill Keith Doggett Ken Doggett Julie Erickson Carol Ethridge Jane Ethridge Frank Fitzwater Gina Ford K, rea Fratick Quanita Gasfi ) Rick Cjill Tom Gilliland Tom Gliechman Edna Grey Mike Grider Jennifer Gustiatus Rod Hagerman Sherry Hart Tim Hart Nancy Heiser Randy Hepburn Ron Hoffman Terry Hoskins 32 Steve Hubbard Connie Jackson Mark Jackson Delbert Jeffers Rhonda Jenkins Lester Johnson Wayne Johnson, Deborah King Janice Kittell R. J. Knight Kathy Kotcher Charles Lambert Richard Lave Dennis Lewis Mike Lewis Tony Lodis Dick Long Norma Long Adrea Mabry-Randy Mariage Charles Maring Peggy Maring Randy McDaniel Kim McDowell Denis McKinney Patty Meeker Cheryl Miethe Cathy Miller Monty Miller Mike Mills Bill Morefield Steve Nigra Sandy Oiler Suzanne Paltridge Cindy Parke Kerry Parker Rick Parker Curt Pearman Linden Pearson Paula Pearson Steve Pribble Vicky Pruitt Debbie Redmond Steve Rhoden Gordon Richards Sherry Richie Rosella Rollins Cheryl Rose Robert Ross Jack Royster Debbie Sandy Mike Seilhymer Mike Silver Carol Smith Penny Smith Class Advisors: Mrs. Pach-ciarz, Mr. Smith, Mr. Knight, Mr. Avenatti. 34 Class Officers: Mike Lewis, President; Jean Black, Vice-President; Rhonda Jenkins, Sec. Treas. Vickie Smith-John Smock Bob Sprouls Elizabeth Staub Ken Steelman Mark Steely Michael Taylor Daryl Tintorri Connie Thompson Mike Thompson Randy Thornton Mitchell Walton Jim Weaver Malia Weaver Melinda Weaver Terri Williams Linda Winslow . Kay Young 35 JUNIORS Grace Bardell Patty Baird Tim Barney Teresa Becker Carol Bell Steve Bell Terry Berck Debbie Biggs Susie Black Don Boland Clyde Bomgardner Mark Brittingham Advisors: Miss Butzow, Mrs. Weske, Mr. Hopson, and The Executive Committee composed of Brenda Smith, Mike Kestuf-Mr. Kulbartz. skie, Jim Pollman, Danny Thomen, and Mack Dudley. Mary Brooks Patty Brooks Jodi Brown Veronica Buyno Micky Carrington Bruce Clark Dane Clark Debbie Clark Bridget Collom Dan Collom Steve Cook Cheryl Cosat 36 CLASS OF Officers for the year; Mike Cravens, President; Mark Cravens, Vice- The three stooges? president; and Mike Snider, Secretary-treasurer. Peggy Everett Kathy Fazio Dorothy Fitzwater Larry Gabehart Kathy Galyen LouAnn Galyen Sharon Gilkison Debbie Grant Beth Grider Michael Guiliani Lenard Hale Connie Hammond 37 Sally Hammond Jack Harrold Don Hart Mark Henschen Mike Hinchman Myra Hoskins Randy Jackson Robert Jackson Rick Johnson Jim Jones Donna Jordan Gene Kern Mike Kestufskie-Bruce Klink Cordell Laster Jeanne Long Alice Maring Paula Martin 38 Debbie Maskel Charlotte McNeese Mike Miller Claude Morefield Cindy Morrison Jack Morrison Debbie Myers Paula Myers Dan Nale Mark Nale Richard Osborne Bill Pearson Jim Pollman Janet Pribble Brenda Rigdon Ruby Riggle Sharon Rogers Lucinda Rossiter Those not pictured: Dean Dawson George Gumm Diane Kozak Brad Hesler 40 Gary Schaefer Vickie Seilhymer Steve Sliva Teresa Sloan Brenda Smith Michael Snider Steve Starwalt Lemoyne Stevens Diane Stewart Lana Sutton Janina Taran Greg Taylor Danny Thomen Gary Tibbs Teresa Tintorri Bruce Vandiver Darlene War go Bill Warren Edmund Washington Jan Wengler Dan Whittington Tina Wilkus Dale Williams Bob Wilson Stephen Howe Romas Nargelenas Fred Thompson Carroll Wilson Cheryl Wise 1971 SENIOR DIRECTORY JOHN ADKINS. JR. VICKIE ANKRUM “Ankrum” Knock Three Times Driving around Pep Club 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Ambition: To retire from the telephone company. MARY BALSKUS “Merm” Bridge Over Troubled Water “Oh, honestly!” Just doin' things I like to do. G.A.A. 1,2,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 1,2, N.H.S. 3,4 Yearbook, Class Officer 2,3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Musical 3,4 Cheerleader 2 WAYNE BANTA JANET V. BARR “Janie” Things I'd Like to Say “Oh ick!” Running around with Butch's gang, working in the office, and Sing-Out G.A.A. 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 Chorus 2 French Club 1,2,3,4 Office Helper 3,4 FTA 4 Library 3 Junior Class Play 3 Yearbook 4 Science Club 1,2,3,4 Ambition: To be able to take six 100 wpm letters and type them in 30 minutes and get more than 17 points on it. VIRGINIA L. BELL Ginge I'll Be There Being with Denny Yearbook 4 Office Helper 3,4 Senior Class Executive Committee PEGGY LYNN BERRY “Peg- Out In The Country “Whats' it to ya Bildilli!” Being with Bob and talking to the dead. Majorette 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3.4 Chorus 4 Class Secretary 1,2 G.A.A. 1,2,4 Ambition: To get married and be a successful beautician and above all be happy. MARLA BILDILLI “Marla” Hurts So Bad “I'm writing a book. Berry!” Twirling and doing all the things I like to do. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1.2,3,4 Majorette 1,2.3,4 Spanish Candidate for Sweetheart Queen 2 Christmas Queen 3 Recreation Club 3 F.T.A. 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Ambition: To be a P.E. teacher and spend my honeymoon in Europe. STEVEN BARR “Steve” Gypsy Woman Reading French Club 1 Chess Club Speech Club 1 Science Club 2,3,4 Newspaper 2 Yearbook 4 Junior Class Play 3 Ambition: To succeed in some field of science. NANCY BECKER “Becker” Purple Haze Going to parties and running around Pep Club 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,4 F.H.A. 1 Newspaper 4 F.T.A. 4 Ambition: To succeed in whatever I may do. ALFRED CHARLES BEDINGER. II “Chuck” Yesterday “No Joke” Being with the gang at T.F.C. Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3.4 Wrestling 4 Dramatics Club 1,2 Musical 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Crafts Club 1,2 B.A.A. 4 Projectionist Club 2,3.4 Lettermans Club 4 Ambition: To become a good electronics engineer. KATHY BELL “Ding Dong” I'll Be There You Silly Goose” Waving flags G.A.A. 1,2.4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 (pres. 4) Science Club 2 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Student Teacher 3,4 Homecoming Attendant 3, Candidate 4 Musical 3 Ambition: To become an English teacher, marry, and have 6 kids. 42 John M. Adkins, Jr. • Vickie L. Ankrum Mary Elizabeth Balskus Wayne Banta 1971 SENIOR DIRECTORY CATHY BINA “Cath” Street Fightin’ Man Football, going to the Tin Can, and showing horses G.A.A. 1,2.4 Pep Club 1,2,3.4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Library 1,2 F.T.A. 3,4 Recreation Club 3 Ambition: To be a successful therapist and to be happy. MIKE BLACK “Blackie Jean “I know you.” Being MGR. Track Mgr. 2,3,4 Basketball Mgr. 3,4 Football 3 FFA 1,2,3,4 (sec. 4) Lettermans’ Club 2,3,4 Student Council 3,4 Jr. Executive Committee Musical 3 (band) Boy's State 3 Band 1,2,3.4 Ambition: Make W.C.W. quit smoking. TAMMY BLAGG “Tam” If 1 Can Dream “Well, I don't know” Being with the gang, and going to parties. Chess Club 2 FHA 4 Pep Club 4 Chorus 4 Ambition: To be happy in life REBECCA JEAN BLESSENT “Muskrat” Close To You “Guess what? 1 know it Being with Donnie and the gang FHA 4 Library Club (Vice-President) 4 Chorus 1,4 Pep Club 1.4 GAA 1 FTA 3 Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do CATHY BROOKSH1ER “Betty Crocker” I Can't Stop Loving You Going to parties at the tin can FHA 1.2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Newspaper 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 French Club 1 GAA 4 Executive Committee 3.4 Junior Class Play 3 Ambition: To make people around me happy PHILLIP TYE BROOKSHIER “Berk” Gypsy Woman “If he wouldn't let you have it, take it.” Trying to keep the mice off of my lunch at school FFA Ambition: To be a successful veterinarian. LAWRENCE BROWN TERRY CEBULSKI “Creepy Crawler” The Pusher Can't say it Racing cars and boats KATHY CORNWELL “Cornball” Close To You “Well, I don't know” Being with people Drama Club Science Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 GAA 1,2, (President 4) Pep Club 1,2,3.4 FTA 3,4 Yearbook 4 NHS 2.3.4 Treasurer Chess Club 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Ambition: To be successful in everything I do JOE CRAWFORD “Nicholus Attutis” Street Fighting Man Opening a tin can Student Council 3.4 Vice-President Executive Committee 2. 3.4 V.-Pres. Yearbook 4 Newspaper French Club 2,3 Junior Class Play Ambition: None whatsoever; so what ever RICK DILL “Maestra” See Me, Feel Me “What do ya say, Seamore” Football 1,2 Track 2 BAA 4, FFA 2,3.4 Ambition: To pass American History PAUL WAYNE DOGGETT “Dog” Monster “Hey man” Hunting and fishing FFA 1.3,4 Projectionist Club 3 Rifle Club 4 JAMES DUKES “Dukes' Bom to be Wild Going to Tin Can; 14th and Logan streets (not necessarily in that order) French Club 1,2,3 President 2, Chess Club 1, Football 2, Student Council 3,4 President 4, Class President 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 V. President 4, Class Executive Committee 3.4 Ambition: To be me. JOHNNY DUPREY LARRY ELLIOTT BILL ELLIS “Ellis” Midnight Confessions “Well, I'll tell ya Bozo” Watching UFO's Football 1,2,4 Track 1,2 Wrestling 4 French Club 1.2 B.A.A. 4 Ambition: To Find what I really want to do, or become an Indian chief. GREG EMMERT “Mr. Soil” My Sweet Lord “Well. I'll be.” Listening to tapes, driving, and arguing with Gerri. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Basketball Mgr. 3,4 Lettermans Club 4 Ambition: To become the best tractor puller in the nation. DONALD ESTES “Festes” Work Together “VW's aren't so ugly! Going to the drags Football 2,3 Basketball 1,2 Ambition: Dentistry 44 Tammy Jean Blagg Rebecca Joann Blessent Cathy Sue Brookshier Kathy Jo Cornwell Joseph Lee Crawford Rick L. Dill Phillip Tye Brookshier Lawrence W. Brown Terry Lee Cebulski Paul Doggett 45 1971 SENIOR DIRECTORY GARY JOHN FINLEY “Little John” I'll Be There “Mercy Being with Rhonda F.F.A. 1,2,3 Crafts Club 1 GEORGE FLORA “Yamaha George We've Only Just Begun Yamaha Forever Motorcycle riding, seeing D.J. Football 1,3 Ambition: To successfully reach my two most important goals; computer engineering and DJ. DEBRA SUSAN FREEMAN “Red- Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet “Run that by me one more time! Riding motorcycles and horses, running around with the gang, and outdoor sports French Club 1,2,3 National Honor Society 3,4 Library 3 G.A.A. 4 Science Club 4 Yearbook 4 Jr. Class Play Ambition: To travel to France and someday make my home in Colorado. DONALD GALYEN BOBGALYEN “Bobby Jo 1 Think I Love You “Well... I don't know Lookin' for crawlers Football 2,3.4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Freshman Class V. Pres. Crafts 4 B.A.A. 4 Lettermen's Club 3,4, President 4 Ambition: To push myself, to reach my future goals. FRANCINEGAY Franny I'll Be There “You silly goose!!! Waving flags G.A.A. 1,2,4 Sec.-Treas. 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3.4 Yearbook 4 Homecoming Attendant 1 Sweetheart Attendant 3 Majorettes 1,2,3 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 Ambition: To always be happy. MIKEGLINES JANICE LEE GORDON “Jani After Midnight “Might as well —can't dance Riding around in Danville G.A.A. 4 F.H.A. 1 Speech club 2 Jr. Class Play Library 1,2, 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3,4 Pep Club 1 Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do SALLY GORHAM Short Stuff Impossible Dream “Gosh Darn It!! Boys! Chorus 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1 Library 2,3,4, President 3 F.H.A. 1,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,4 Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do CHARLYNEGRAY “Charlie- Black Magic Woman Well. . . it's your life Dating, running around, and having fun French Club 1,2,3 Pep Club 3,4 G.A.A. 4 Chorus 4 Library Club 4, Treas. 4 Ambition: To have a happy and successful life MICKI GREENE “Greenie” We’ve Only Just begun “Oh, honestly Sing-out, swimming, ice skating, and being with Him! Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 President 4 G.A.A. 4 Pep Club 1.2,4 Sec. 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Student Council 1,2,3 Secretary 3 Ambition: To graduate and be successful JANET SUE GRIFFIS “Jan Look to Your Soul “Ok, knock it off' Having a good time Band 1,2,3 GAA 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3 PomPom 1,2 Musical 2 Junior Class Play FTA 3,4 Ambition: To be happy and make the most of my life 46 James W. Dukes William Louis Ellis Gregory Dwayne Emmert Donald G. Estes Gary John Finley George Flora Debra Susan Freeman Robert J. Galyen Francine Rose Gay Janice Lee Gordon Sally Jean Gorham Charlyne Lou Gray Micki Sue Greene 47 1971 SENIOR DIRECTORY BRADLY W. GUTHRIE “Guttry The Pusher “Don't ever give a sucker an even break Sleeping in English class Crafts Club 1,2.3 Football Basketball Ambition: None DEB HALL “Hall Purple Haze Running around with West and going to the Tin Can D.H.S. 1,2 G.H.S. Chorus 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Newspaper 4 Ambition: To find what I really want out of life MAX HALL “Max Snowbird “No Way Water Skiing Science Club 1,2,3,4, President 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Newspaper 2 F.T.A. 2,3 Yearbook 4 Jr. Class Play Student Council 1 PATRICIA HAMILTON “Twcety-Bird 5-10-15-20-25-30 Years of Love “Be cool fool Going to parties and traveling French Club 1 Pep Club 4 Library 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Ambition: To become an IBM computer operator DEBBIE HAMM “Hamm Can't Stop Loving You “What's it to ya ? Football and going to the Tin Can G.A.A. 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 Chorus 1 Ambition: To travel a lot and be happy and also have a lot of fun in life. CINDA HART “Cindy” Love the One You're With “Think I care? Laying in the sun and going to parties at the Tin Can G.A.A. 1,3 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Science Club 4 Student Council 4 Senior Executive Committee Homecoming Queen 4 Newspaper 4 Girl’s State Delegate 3 Rifle Club 4 Ambition: To make the grade DEBORAH HART “Debbie Montego Bay “Probably Sewing Ambition: To be a good wife to Randy SUSAN KAE HART “Susie The Immigrant Song “I don't get it! Being happy, reading, swimming, skating. Rainbow Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3.4, Treasurer 4 F.T.A. 4 F.H.A. 4 Ambition: To be a social worker and to help others LARRY HEPBURN “Hey Hepburn’ Jean “Hey Sloan, did you see that? Being with that certain someone Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1.2 Track 1,2 Wrestling 4 Class President 1,2 Crafts Club 1,2,4 B.A.A. 4, Treasurer 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4 Ambition: To become a success in life and to achieve my goals BEVERLY GWEN HEWITT “Bev Walking in the Rain “Might as well” Bowling, Riding Motorcycles, and driving Butch French Club 1,2,3 GAA 1,2,4 Chess Club 2 Science Club 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Ambition: Go to college, to travel, be happy, and never have to do dishes TERRY JAY HEWLETT “T.J. Darkness, Darkness “Must give us pause Charging without a charge account Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Track 1 French Club (Vice-President 1),2 Crafts Club 3 JANE ANN HIATT “Jane Summertime Football, Horseback riding, and being with ‘what's-his-name GAA 1,2,4 Recreation Club 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3 FTA 4 FFA Chapter Sweetheart 3 Ambition: To be happy JOY HOLDAWAY “Joy Dizzy Playing the guitar and being with friends I like National Honor Society Pep Club 4 GAA 48 49 1971 SENIOR DIRECTORY JOYCE ANN JENKINS Dimples Close To You I hat's about enough of that” Being with John and the gang Chorus 1,2,4 Pep Club 1,2 FHA 1,2 Projects Chairman, 3 Treasurer, 4 V.-Pres. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do C AROL SUE JORDAN Carol By the Time I Get to Phoenix “Oh, Shoot Sleeping late Pep Club 4 Ambition: To succeed in whatever I try JAMES JORDAN Jim Don't Worry About Me Hidy I l A 1,2,3,4 (I Treasurer, 2 Assistant Treasurer) MIKE KING RE Y RIC HARD KOTCHER Chingachcook Gimme Shelter Going to the Tin Can BAA 4 Projectionist Club 3.4 Pep Club 4 Student Council 4 Ambition: To be the number one man at Lincoln Lanes JANE MC DOWELL CYNTHIA JO MC MASTERS Gypsy” In-A Gadda-Da-Vidda Line, I don't care Football, riding cycles, traveling, hitchhiking, hanging around the Tin Can, and messing around vs ith C.C. French Club 3 Recreation Club 3 GAA 1,2,4 (Vice-President) Pep Club 1,2 Band 1,2,3.4 FTA 4 Majorette 1,2 Library Club 2 Ambition: To graduate, then go to California to become a champion surfer HARRY MEYERS “Les Montigo Bay Oh. Darn Cars, girls, and Paula FFA 3,4 Ambition: To be a welder or a mechanic MARSHA LYNN MILLER Short ie I'll Be There Fantabulous Playing the piano and guitar, music, and being active Library Club I (Vice-President), 2,3,4 FHA 1,4 Band 1 Pep Club 4 Chorus 4 Girls' Ensemble 4 Ambition: To do my best at all I attempt STEPHEN ALAN MILLER Steve One Last Bell to Answer Eating food CHARLES L. MOORE Rooster Whole Lot of Love Buzzards are Beautiful Recording and listening to tapes Projectionists 3,4 Ambition: To get in the service and get out and live in Hawaii DEBBIE MORRISON Deb- Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet Are you kidding me? Being with Mike and playing football Band 1,2,3.4 Chess Club 2 French Club 1.2,3 (2 Treasurer) Yearbook 4 Speech Club I Ambition: To be a good wife and a useful person ROBERT WILLIAM MORROW RAYMOND A. MOSIER RAM. Lola Hey, you dumb dude Hunting, fishing, and ice skating Basketball 1. Projectionists 4 Ambition: To be a janitor ED MURRAY ED Gimme That Yeah it are Doing things 1 shouldn't do Basketball 1.2,3.4 Track 1.2 Class Treasurer 2 French Club 1.2 BAA 4 Pep Club 4 Ambition: To do what I can 30 Jane Hiatt Joyce Ann Jenkins Carol Sue Jordan James Roger Jordan Jane Ann McDowell Cynthia Jo McMasters Harry L. Meyers Terry Jay Hewlett Joy Dixeen Holdaway Richard Edward Kotcher C J Marsha Lynn Miller 51 1971 SENIOR DIRECTORY LIZ PEELMAN “Liz Suite: Judy Blue Eyes “Really' Water skiing, camping, dating, listening to good music Spanish 1,2 GAA 1,2,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Majorette 2,3 Chorus 4 Ambition: Getting a good job, an apartment, travel, finding my special someone DEBORAH KAY POLLITT “Deb- Tears of a Clown “Weird Charlie, really weird!” Running around with Bill, playing records Pep Club 1.2 Spanish Club 1,2,3 Speech Club 1 Science Club 2,3 FTA 4 Ambition: To be able to master the skill of shorthand CYNTHIA LOU PRIBBLE “Cindy” Knock three times on the Ceiling “Oh, stupid” Sing Out, Vermilion County Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Science Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2.3,4 GAA 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Ambition: Decide what I'm going to be NANCY PRIBBLE “Prib” We've only just begun On! What did I do now Cheerleading and sharing good times with my friends and the one I love Pep Club 1,2,3,4 GAA 1,2, Student Council—Sophomore year Twirler 1,2,3 Varsity Cheerleader—Senior year Ambition: To travel and live a healthy happy life CHARLES RHODEN “Chaz After Midnight “No joke” Bear hunting FFA CHARLES ROBERTSON “Chuck” 1 Think I Love You Reading My Drag Racing Magazines Ambition: To be a Mechanical Engineer EDNA JEAN ROLLINS “Eddie” I'll Be There “Whoopy-ding-ding” Going places with John and making him happy Spanish 1,2 GAA 2 Band 1,3,4 Library Club 4 FTA 4 Pep Club 1 Ambition: To be a successful wife to John and raise a happy family of our own. RITA ROSSITER “Fi'Fi” I Think I love You. Riding around in Westville GAA 1,2 Chorus 1,4, Library 3 Ambition: To be successfyl in whatever I do. LYNNETTE DIANE SANDY “Lynnette” You’ll Never Walk Alone. “Please don't talk while I'm interrupting” Reading, Sewing. Music, Dating Allan Library Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1 FHA 4 FTA 4 French Club (President) 4 Chorus (Vice-president) 4 Girls' Ensemble 4 Gym Leader 2 Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do MICHAEL T. SANDY “T” Lonely Days, Lonely Nights “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush” Drawing Science Club Yearbook 4 FTA 4 Ambition: To be an English teacher JOHN SHIELDS “Buffalo John” I'll Be There Being with Mary Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,4 BAA 4 Pep Club 4 Projectionists Club 4 Lettermans' Club 3,4 Track 1,4 Band 4 Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. VICKIE SIMMONDS I Think I Love You “Oh Shut Up” Listening to Records and Riding around. Chorus Ambition: To get out of high school 52 Stephen Alan Miller Charles Leslie Moore Debra Lynn Morrison Edward Lee Murray. Lizabeth Ann Peclman Raymond Allen Mosier Cynthia Lou Pribblc Charles Edward Rhoden Edna Jean Rollins 53 1971 SENIOR DIRECTORY CLIFFORD MELVIN SLOAN IV “Chipper'' Super Bad “Everyday Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2 BAA 4 Pep Club 4 Wrestling 4 Ambition: To be the best in everything I do PAMELA SUE SMITH “Pam Summertime “You stooge Writing to Alan and talking to the dead Twirler 1 PomPom 2 Pep Club 1,2 GAA 1 Ambition: To marry Alan, raise 4 kids and be a beautician THELMA KAY SNYDER Selma We Have Only Just Begun What do you want? An award? Being with Joe and having fun. Chess Club 2 FHA 3,4 Spanish 2,3.4 Yearbook 4 NHS 2.3,4 FTA 4 Science Club 2 Junior Class Executive Committee Senior Class Executive Committee Library Club 3,4 Ambition: To be happy and marry that special guy JANICE STAL “Jan Love the One You're With “Beautiful Swimming and motorcycling GAA 1.2 Pep Club 1,2,3.4 Science Club 1,2,3.4 (Sec.-treas. 4) NHS 2,3.4 (President 4) Yearbook 4 Executive committee 3,4 Student Council 1 MARTHA JO STANTON “Marth Cherish Heck. I don't know. Sports, and being with someone special NHS 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 3 French Club 1.2. 3,4 Junior Class Play 3 Musical 2 Yearbook 4 Science Club 2,3 FTA 3,4 Ambition: To do the best at whatever job I do MARLA SUE STEELY “Marla Cherish Really- Going to parties, running around FHA 1 Pep Club 1,2,3 Spanish Club 2,3 GAA 1,2,3 Ambition: To be happy in life JOHN STOKES “Stokesy After Midnight Well I-l-l-I don't know. Running around and goofing off Speech Club, French Club Ambition: To be successful in everything I attempt SUSAN SULLIVAN “Susie Bridge Over Troubled Water You've got to be kidding Writing lots of letters. Chorus 1,2,3 Ambition: To graduate. JAY STEWART THORNTON “Sue Bridge Over Troubled Water “If a toad had wings Being with a green-eyed lady, and thinking up cuts for Sloan. Football 1,2,3.4 Lettcrmans' Club 3,4 FFA 1.2,3,4 Ambition: To raise 4 football players and 3 cheerleaders. MIKETUGGLE TOM WALDEN VICKIE LYNN WALKER Walker I'll Be there “Nobody told me!! Cheerleading, making Mark happy French Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, F.H.A. 1 Pep Club 1.2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4 Yearbook 4 Cheerleader 3,4 Homecoming Attendant 2 Ambition: To have a successful life RANDY WARGO 54 Lynnette Diane Sandy Michael Thomas Sandy John Wayne Shields Thelma Kay Snyder Clifford M. Sloan IV • Pamela Sue Smith Janice Lynn Stal Martha Jo Stanton Marla Sue Steely Susan Lynn Sullivan Jay Stewart Thornton Thomas R. Welden 55 1971 SENIOR DIRECTORY CAROLYN SUE WARNER “Carolyn” Bridge Over Troubled Water “Why me? Laughing at a certain blonde person. French Club 1,2,3. Treasurer I Pep Club 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1.2,3.4 President 3,4 Science Club 3 National Honor Society 3,4 F.T.A. 4 Yearbook 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Ambition: To become the most efficient secretary a President ever had RANDELYN RENA WARSTLER “Randi” My Sweet Lord “Oh. honestly!” Reading F.H.A. 1,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Ambition: To be happy and make others happy, too. PEGGY WEST “Alexander” Purple Haze Going to parties at the Tin Can and having good times out on 14th street. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, (sec.-treas. 2) G.A.A. 2,4 (points chairman 4) Recreation Club 3 F.H.A. 1,2 Junior Class Play 3 Newspaper 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Ambition: To make everyone around me happy. ANTHONY WHITE MARY ANN W1LMING “Wilma Love the One You're With Riding around with Hall and going to the Tin Can. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 4 Chorus 1,2,4 Newspaper 4 Spanish Club 1,2 Ambition: To enjoy life and to be successful in whatever field I choose. THURMAN WASHINGTON “Therm 5-10-15-20-25-30 Years of Love “Right on. Brothers! Playing baseball Speech Club, Spanish Club 3.4 B.A.A. 4 Projectionists 4 Track 1—2 Basketball 1,2,3 Wrestling 4 Ambition: To be successful GIL WINLAND House of the Rising Sun Cheryl Speech Club 1 French Club 1 Ambition: To get rich. ROBERT LEE WINLAND MIKE WRIGHT “Little Rock See Me, Feel Me Rolling cars and going to Charlies Vo-Ag 1,2,3,4 Crafts 1,2,4 Ambition: To be a shade tree mechanic. JIM YOUNG “Bennie Still Water Love Talking on telephone and going to parties. Projectionists 1,2,3,4 Ambition: Pre-Law and Sociology 56 Thurman Leonard Washington, Jr. - Peggy Lee West Anthony Wayne White Mary Ann Wilming Seniors Not Pictured John Duprey Larry Elliott Don Galyen Mike Kingrcy Robert Morrow John Stokes Mike Tuggle 57 SUPER 58 SENIORS 59 Senior Class Officers include: Jim Dukes, President; Joe Crawford, V. President; and Mary Balskus, Sec.-Treas. Senior Class Executive Committee consists of. From Top Left: Joe Crawford. Cathy Brookshier, Thelma Snyder, Virginia Bell. Bottom Row: Cindy Hart. Janice Stal. Mary Balskus, Jim Dukes, and Jim Young. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Senior Class Advisors From Left: Mr. Benjamin. Mrs. Steele. Miss McLin, and Mr. Call. They helped to get the Senior Class off the ground. 60 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS Vickie L. Ankrum Mary Elizabeth Balskus Kathy Jo Cornwell James W. Dukes Maxcy G. Hall Beverly Gwen Hewitt Joy Dixeen Holdaway Debra Susan Freeman ft Martha Jo Stanton Vickie Lynn Walker Thelma Kay Snyder Carolyn Sue Warner Janice Lynn Stal Anthony Wayne White 61 62 STUDENT First Row: R. Jenkins, J. Dukes, Mr. Scott, advisor; M. Black. M. Snider. Second Row: J. Kittell, H. Dillon, J. Benjamin. T. Gilliland, C. Hart, J. Pribble, J. Ellis. Third Row: P. Myers, D. Tintorri, J. Pollman, M. Henschen, R. Kotcher, D. Collom, L. Gal-yen. 64 COUNCIL Among their great varieties in assemblies, the student body viewed programs from skill and co-ordination to different styles of music. This ranged from a piano player to a one man band. 65 First Row: Max Hall. Cinda Hart, Mary Balskus. Martha Stanton. Kathy Bell, Debbie Morrison, Debbie Freeman, Steve Barr. Second Row: Mr. Horlander. Janice Stal, Cindy Pribble. Vickie Walker, Carolyn Warner, Kathy Cornwell, Janet Barr, Mike Sandy. YEARBOOK STAFF Editors: Martha Stanton and Max Hall Activities Editor: Mary Balskus Advertising Manager: Debbie Freeman Artists: Diane Kozak and Mike Sandy Circulation Manager: Francine Gay Concession Manager: Cinda Hart Copy Editor: Thelma Snyder Copy Writer: Kathy Bell Layout Workers: Cindy Pribble. Vickie Walker and Joe Crawford Photographers: Janice Stal and Steve Barr Sports Editor: Chuck Bedinger Treasurer: Kathy Cornwell Typists: Janet Barr, Virginia Bell. Debbie Morrison and Carolyn Warner Many hours of planning and decision making go into each Yearbook. 66 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: V. Walker, S. Rogers, P. Myers, B. Hewitt. J. Smith, advisor; C. Warner, B. Grider. W. White, D. Jordan. Second Row: D. Clark, J. Dukes, D. Kurkendyll. M. Stanton, J. Stal, P. Martin, J. Pribble, J. Wengler. D. Freeman. Third Row: M. Hall, M. Brooks, K. Cornwell. G. Tibbs, B. Klink, B. Smith, M. Henschen, M. Balskus, J. Pollman, G. Taylor. This was a very busy year for the National Honor Society members. The main money-making project was the donkey basketball game. Everyone enjoyed watching the F.F.A. boys and a few brave girls ride the unpredictable donkeys. It was very successful. The G.H.S. students also enjoyed the two dances sponsored by N.H.S. A $150 scholarship was given to a senior for the following school year. N.H.S. Officers: President: J. Stal, V. Pres: J. Dukes. Secretary: M. Balskus, Treasurer: K. Cornwell. 68 INITIA TION 69 LIBRARY CLUB First Row: J. Brown, B. Wilming, L. Galyen, R. Steele, advisor: T. Balgg, S. Rogers, S. Gorham. Second Row: J. Gordon, T. Williams, C. Gray, M. Weaver, L. Sandy, M. Peering, J. Belssent, M. Miller. The first meeting of the Library Club in September was a busy one. Officers for 1970-71 were elected, it was decided to sell candy, to have a Christmas party, and to take a trip in Spring. The Christmas party was held in December in the newly carpeted library. The candy sales were successful and thus provided funds for an additional social affair in spring. The trip this year was April 20 to the Illinois State Library and the Illinois Historical Library. We were accompanied by the Junior High Librarians. May 14 there was a joint student librarians and student projectionists club dinner at the Redwood The officers are: President, L. Galyen; Vice-President, J. Blcsscnt; Secretary, J. Gordon; Treasurer, Inn in Danville. c. Gray; Sponsor, R. Steele, Librarian. 70 PROJECTIONISTS The Projectionists have been busy this year as (1) the High School has acquired 2 new 16 mm projectors and 2 new autoload filmstrip projectors in addition to a great deal more audio-visual equipment, (2) CUES films are available to the high school and (3) a card catalog of audio-visual material in the Unit is being developed and printed with projectionists' help for distribution to the faculty of the District. January 27, we took our annual field trip to Champaign to CUES where a workshop in projection was conducted and to the new quarters of the VISUAL AIDS SERVICE of the University of Illinois. Left to Right: G. Murray. S. Galyen. J. Gliechman, S. Pribble, K. Parker, H. Long, T. Washington. R. Kotcher, J. Shields, E. Washington. Left to Right: B. Pearson. B. Jackson, R. Mosier, C. Moore, C. Lasiter. A. Bedinger, J. Young. 71 BAA First Row: S. Sliva, B. Pearson, J. Shields, M. Snider, Mr. Hopson, advisor; B. Ellis, R. Parker. Second Row: G. Winland, G. Schaefer, E. Murray, A. Bedinger, S. Starwalt, G. Tibbs, S. Green. Third Row: B. Winland, D. Dawson, C. Sloan. M. Black, C. Bomgardner, M. Kestufski, R. Kotcher. The B.A.A. engaged in bowling and swimming parties as well as a car wash to raise money. Many evenings of basketball and softball were held also. John Shields proved a good leader by his ability in sports. GAA First Row: E. Freeman, L. Dowers, T. Campbell, R. Hoskins, C. Fazio, D. Biggs, D. Wilson, D. Myers, J. Ellis. Second Row: Deanna Anderson, C. Hesler, L. Erhick, C. Haussey, B. Hewitt, J. Martin, A. Thompson, J. Brown, S. Dill, P. Becker, D. Grant. Third Row: Mrs. Robinson (advisor), J. Silver, K. Peters, C. Dill, K. Lamar, G. Nubert, S. McDowell, D. Maskel, K. Cornwell, B. Smith, S. Hammand. K. Kotcher, C. Heisor, M. Greene, C. Hathaway, D. Boyden, J. Sprouls, J. Morrison. Fourth Row: P. Dill, V. Walker, S. Reynolds, C. Pribble, D. Behm, J. Gordon, C. Bina, L. Brookshier, A. Edwards, M. Balskus, D. Freeman, C. McMasters, G. Bardell, T. Wilkus, D. Hall, G. Robinson, N. Heisor. The newly formed Georgetown High School Girls’ Athletic Association has had a relatively busy year. Every week they had activity in soccer, speedball, bowling, volleyball, track and field, gymnastics, softball, and miscellaneous recreational activities. On weekends and holidays they attended several playdays (and hosted one) and sportsdays in volleyball and track and field during the year. Several members received awards on honors day. FHA First Row: T. Snyder, C. Jackson. R. Jenkins. P. Dill. C. Warner. J. Jenkins, K. Dill, C. McNeese. A. Edwards. Second Row K Fazio, R. Rollins. K. Galyen, S. Gilkisson. D. Sandy. L. Sandy, S. Dill. R. Warstler, P. Smith. S. Hart, Mrs. Dixon, Advisor. Third Row: D. Meyers, D. Wilson. T. Blagg. S. Gorham, J. Blessant, C. Thompson, M. Miller, K. Grissom, K. Miller, L Peelman J Long. S. Black. CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hope For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values For we are the builders of homes. Homes for America’s future Homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good And fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hope 74 75 First Row: J. Gordon, K. McDowell, M. Jackson, C. Lambert, R. Devore, S. Rhoden, B. Warren, P. Wolfe. Second Row: D. Long, J. Jordon, T. Hart, R. Jackson, S. Seilhymer, S. Thornton, P. Brookshier, C. Rhoden, D. Collom. Third Row: M. Grider, R. Rogers, T. Berck, M. Black, J. Humrichous, C. Bomgardner, D. Williams, K. Phelps, M. Glines, G. Emmert. Top Row: M. Buyno, R. Osborn, R. Dill, R. Hepburn, M. Guiliani, M. Acord, G. Emmert, M. Coons, S. Hubbard, M. Wright, D. Adkinson. Mr. Snapp was presented the Honorary Chapter Farmer degree by Mike Black, Secretary, and Greg Emmert, President. The Georgetown Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has had a highly successful and active year. The chapter has dedicated itself to community service activities with the Christmas parade, Santa house and Heart Fund Drive chairmanship being community service highlights. As the advisor of this group, I have been deeply gratified by the manner in which these young men have dedicated themselves to the FFA principles of leadership, character, and service. I think that the FFA at Georgetown High School this year truly has lived up to the FFA motto statement “living to serve”. First Row: Advisors: Mr. Smith, Mr. Snapp. Second Row: Foundation Award Winners: Charles Rhoden, outdoor recreation; Greg Emmert, corn production; Clyde Bomgardner, crop speciality; Mike Black, Chapter Safety Chairman; Mike Guiliani, L.ivestock specialty; Stu Thornton, forestry; Jim Jordon, swine production; Bob Winland (absent), soybean production. 76 John T. Smith We of the F.F.A. at Georgetown High School dedicate this page to the memory of Denis McKinney. Denis has been missed by his friends at GF1S and the Georgetown Chapter greatly mourns the loss of this fellow member. Denis lives today in our hearts and minds. 78 SCIENCE CLUB First Row: J. Barr. D. Freeman. Second Row: Mr. Kulbartz, advisor; H. Dillon, J. Stal, C. Pribble, B. Hewitt. Third Row: M Hall, C. Hart, K. Cornwell, S. Barr. Officers: Janice Stal; Secretary-Treasurer Steve Barr; Vice-President Max Hall; President Cindy Pribble; Reporter. 79 Spanish Club Officers: Susie Hart. Treasurer; Debbie Grant, Vice-President; Micki Greene, President; Brenda Smith, Secretary; M iss Butzow, advisor. i CLUB DE The Spanish Club began a busy year with an informal initiation of seventeen new members. The Banquet was complete with Spanish food (tacos, polio asado con arroz y sangria) and a movie. A busload of Spanish students enjoyed a field trip to the Champaign Assembly Hall to see a Spanish Ballet with Flamenco Dancers. This was preceded by a delicious meal at Italian Village! The Club sponsored various moneymaking projects throughout the year including a cake raffle, a hobo day, several bake sales and the annual Sweetheart Dance” to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Theme for the dance was the popular Love Story.” Debbie Chambers was crowned Queen. One of the highlights of 1970-71 was the three month visit of foreign exchange student Rafael Reyes from Bucara-manga, Colombia. G.H.S. students all helped to make him feel at home and were very interested in his hobbies, likes and dislikes, and culture of his country. Ideas were exchanged and friendships formed during his stay and we were very sad to see him leave. 80 Front Row: C. Hosier, K. Hinner, J. Ellis, B. Grider, J. Taran, C. Pribblc, J. Martin. P. Becker, P. Myers. Second Row: J. Kittel. C. Bina. V. Walker, T. Williams. S. Hart. M. Wilming, E. Staub, D. King, J. Silver, J. Stal, J. Edminston. Top Row: G. Neubert. S. McDowell, K. Bell. C. Hart, L. Pearson, M. Dudley, B. Smith, B. Klink, M. Balskus, K. Cornwell. D. Chambers, J. Wengler, A. Thompson. ESPANOL! Rafael Reyes, Georgetown Highs handsome South American student, had a new experience while he was here: SNOW! We hope he can visit the U.S.A. again soon. 81 FRENCH CLUB Front Row: C. Boggess, L. Sandy, Mrs. Weske, Advisor; D. Kuyrkendall, K. Beck. Second Row: D. Jordan. C. Etheridge, C. Bell, M. Taylor, J. Gleichman, H. Dillon. P. Smith, A. Smith. Last Row: D. Smith, D. Boyden, D. Behm, D. Kozak, E. Grey, R. Snyder, R. Jenkins, J. Erickson, M. Deering, P. Collum, J. Sprouts. This year the French Club sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, and for the first time, a Sadie Hawkins Day. The intermediate members of French Club went to see Albert Camus’s play “Caligula” at the University of Illinois. In the spring, they went to a college to visit the French Department. Mrs. Weske, Advisor; L. Sandy, President; D. Kuykendall, V. President; C. Boggess, Secretary; K. Beck, Treasurer. 82 LETTERMEN’S CLUB First Row: M. Snider, M. Learnard, G Tibbs. S. Sliva, J. Pollman. M. Kestufskie, D. Clark, Mr. Powell, coach. Second Row: S. Thornton, D. Boland, J. Weaver. B. Galyen, B. Klink. M. Henschen, C. Sloan, D. Long. Last Row: J. Adkins, R. Knight, G. Emmert, M. Black, A. Bedinger, L. Hepburn, B. Wilson. D. Myers. 83 Front Row: D. Wilson, G. Bardell. D. Freeman (co-editor). Mrs. Collins, Mr. Hopson (advisors), B. Hewitt (co-editor). K. Galyen, D. Grant. Middle Row: P. West. V. Smith. J. Pribble, M. Snider, C. Jordan, K. Fazio. S. Sliva, P. Martin. C. Morrison, D. Boyden, N. Becker. D. Myers. Top Row: D. Biggs. T. Wilkus, C. Gray. D. Maskel. A. Bedinger. D Boland. G. Flora. M. Henschen, J. Shields, C. McMasters, M. Wilming. THE BUFFALO NICKEL was organized second semester. Anyone wanting to be on the Newspaper Staff could apply. All worked to publish a newspaper of G.H.S. news and humor. BAND MEMBERS: First Row: K. Beck, D.Behm, J. Morrison, M. Weaver, G. Bardell, T. Sloan. Second Row; S. Reynolds, E. Rollins, M. Brooks, C. Hinner, M. Weaver, T. Williams, D. Smith, C. Thompson, C. Hammand, T. Gilliland, C. Hathaway. Third Row: F. Flowers, K. Peters, R. Hoskins, C. Hesler, T. Wilkus, M. Henschen, M. Mills, M. Lewis, S. Sliva, J. Martin, B. Sprouls, H. Brooks, J. Ellis, M. Silver, M. Black, K. Cornwell, T. Snack, C. Haussey, C. Morrison. Back Row: V. Walker, D. Thomen, M. Balskus, J. Silver, C. Pearman, M. Snider, C. McMasters, D. Wilson, A. Thompson, R. Snyder, S. Tucker, H. Dillon, J. Shields, A. Bedinger, R. Mariage, Mr. Elder, director. CHORUS MEMBERS: First Row: T. Blagg, J. Jenkins, S. Gorhan, L. Sutton, M. Hoskins, P. Berry R Warstler, C. Wise, M. Fitzwater, M. Miller. Second Row: Mr. Parks, director; S. Hammand, V. Simmons, M. Bedinger. M Wilm-mg, D. Hamm, B. Seaton, P. Everett, C. Grey, L. Sandy, K. Kotcher, L. Brookshier, M. Greene, J. Gordon, D Biggs D Fitzwater. Third Row: C. Brookshier, J. Long, C. Parks, P. Meeker, D. Sandy, J. Blessant, T. Collom, R. Kern, M. Miller, K. Parker K. Lamar, L. Peelman, L. Rossiter, C. Hamm, C. McNeese, P. Cook. MENS’ CHORUS: First Row: S. Glatz, B. Pearson, B. Grider, pianist; G. Kern. R. Kern. Second Row: T. Collom, G. Richards, M. Henschen, C. Laster, A. Bedinger. M. Miller, T. Snack. Terri Williams Marla Bildilli TinaWilkus Cheryl Hesler drum majorette MAJORETTES won the approval of the crowd at both football and basketball games by their fine performance. 86 87 88 PEP MEMBERS ARE: V. Ankrum, M. Balskus. G. Bardell. K. Beck, N. Becker, P. Becker, K. Bell, C. Bina. J. Black. S. Black, C. Boggess, D. Boyden, J. Brown, L. Brown, T. Campbell, D. Chambers, C. Collins, C. Craycraft, C. Deering, M. Deering, C. Dill, P. Dill, S. Dill, J. Edminston, L. Ehrich, J. Erickson, P. Everett. K. Frattick, K. Galyen, P. Galyen, N. Gasior, F. Gay, S. Gilkison, J. Gleichman, D. Grant. D. Grant, E. Gray, K. Grissom, J. Gustiatus, D. Hall, C. Hamm, D. Hamm, K. Harold, S. Hart, C. Hathaway, C. Haussy, C. Heiser, N. Heiser, C. Hesler, S. Hill, K. Hinner, R. Hoskins, R. Jenkins, A. Jones, C. Jordan. P. Jordan, J. Kittell, R. Kotcher, K. Lamar, A. Mabry, J. Martin, D. Maskel, P. Meeker. M. Miller. D. Mitchell, J. Morrison, M. Morrison, E. Murray, G. Neubert, K. Peters, N. Pribble, V. Pruitt, S. Reynolds, S. Richie, G. Robison, J. Shields, J. Silver, C. Sloan, C. Smith, D. Smith, J. Sprouls, M. Stanton, L. Sutton, G. Hammand, A. Smith, T. Snyder, V. Walker, V. Walker, A. Washington. M. Weaver, M. Weaver, P. West, K. Young, M. Wilming. CLUB The Georgetown High School Pep Club saw a year of revitalized school spirit. The Pep Club membership grew and became much more active. The cheerleaders and Pep Club members instigated a spirit display. Also they purchased a beautiful flag for tournaments and parades. 90 A VICTORY ENDS SEASON The season cannot be judged by the win loss record but instead by the work and dedication put forth by the team. This year's team had such a season. Young in years of experience but long in willingness to fight for victory. Varsity Georgetown Opponent Hoopeston (H) 0 13 Herscher (H) 0 6 N. Vermilion 14 0 Robinson (H) 14 19 Clinton, Ind. 20 35 Dupo 24 14 Schlarman (H) 6 12 Westville 0 8 Oak wood (H) 24 6 I « i i i I i First Row: M. Snider. B. Clark. C. Moreficld. M kestufskie. B. Galyen. D. Williams. Second Row. r. Hoskins, S. Sliva. M. Cravens, S. Thornton. R Jackson. A. Bedinger. Third Row: M. Learnard. D Myers, managers: Mr. Sammons, assistant coach 'mL • .4 •JL First Row: D. Boland. J. Adkins. C. Sloan. M. Henschen, B. Klink, J. Harrold. Second Row: R. Wargo. J. Shields, D. Nale. S. Cook. J. Weaver. R. Johnson, J. Pollman. Third Row: Mr. Powell (Coach), Mr. Jacobsen (Asst. Coach). R. Knight (Manager). I- J fv i v.'s. ill V 11 lir Linemen: J. Shields. B. Klink, S. Thornton. Backs: C. Sloan, D. Boland. M. Snider. Defensive ends: R. Wargo, C. Sloan, S. Sliva, D. Williams, S. Cook. 94 Defensive Backs: D. Boland, B. Galycn, M. Snider, M. Henschen, and J. Weaver. 95 Defensive Linemen: Back Row: C. Morefield, J. Adkins, J. Harrold. Front Row: D. Naie, A. Bedinger, S. Thorton, R. Johnson. 96 Linebackers: J. Pollman, B. Klink. M. Kestufskie. J. Shields. T. Hoskins. 97 JUNIOR VARSITY Front Line: R. Mariage, M. Lewis, S. Pribble, C. Pearman. M. Silver, L. Pearson, J. Weaver. Middle Line: R. Gill, M. Mills, R. Biggs, B. Morefield, G. Richards. D. Lewis, D. Long, T. Hoskins. B. Sprouls, S. Rhoden, T. Gilliland. Back Row: M. Lernard, D. Myers, Managers; B. Delmotte, Asst. Coach; J. Sammons, Coach; S. Van Camp, Asst. Coach; RJ. Knight, Manager. US THEM Hoopeston 16 6 N. Vermilion 20 0 Paris 6 32 Westville 8 16 Schlarman 33 13 Westville 8 24 Oakwood 52 6 98 FRESHMEN Front Line: P. Wolfe. M. Steely, R. Dalida, J. Humrichous, J. Rinbolt. R. Snider. J. Gleichman. Middle Line: J. Hartman, S. Gill. T. Snack. S. Tucker, R. Me Masters, D. Hernandez, H. Brooks, D. Pribble. Back Row: D. Myers, Manager; Mr. Delmotte. Coach; Mr. VanCamp, Assistant Coach; M. Lernard, Manager. US THEM Danville (East Park) 0 42 Paris 0 44 Clinton 0 0 Westville 12 14 99 100 101 This season was a re-building one. However, Senior Bob Galyen set a school scoring record with 40 points in the game against East Lynn. Also the season was highlighted by beating our rival, West-ville, twice. Despite our unimpressive record this year, the Buffaloes showed potential, and are looking forward to next year with 5 returning lettermen. ITY iit is rmstrong Westville Ridgefarm Chfisman Schlarman rth Vermilion an kin Ashton Homer Oak wood Hoopeston Potomac ABL Rossville St. Joe Westville East Lynn Jamaica Pine Village Bismarck Catlin Danville Georgetown 64 34 58 72 65 61 44 65 60 71 66 67 79 66 56 68 51 55 97 47 62 60 51 48 Opponent 73 85 60 50 62 102 59 69 57 82 73 64 62 76 72 71 78 54 67 62 75 61 48 81 103 'MiJjfSS JR. VARSITY Front Row: G. Emmert. R. Defenbaugh. T. Gilliland, J. Weaver. S. Rhoden. B. Sprouls. R. Knight. Second Row: D. Myers, T. Lodis, W. Johnson, L. Pearson, C. Pearman, S. Pribble. M. Lewis, R. Mariage, Coach Kulbartz. This year’s Junior Varsity was marked by steady improvement. The first part of the season was spent perfecting a man-to-man defense which paid off late in the season. The highlight of the season was the third place won in the Armstrong Frosh-Soph tournament. Individually, the team was led by strong rebounding from Curt Pearman. Captain Randy Mariage kept the team in a lot of games with his consistent scoring and Steve Rhoden kept the team moving with his aggressive defense. Late in the year the team was fortunate in getting help from two upcoming freshmen: Dennis Grant and Jim Reinbolt. Name J. V. Schedule Georgetown Them Catlin 46 43 Paris 29 65 Armstrong 42 64 Westville 46 74 Ridgefarm 56 77 Chrisman 49 82 Schlarman 42 68 N. Vermilion 37 61 Homer 48 62 Oakwood 59 53 ABL 75 49 Rossville 60 49 St. Joe Ogden 36 83 Westville 61 64 East Lynn 51 59 Jamaica 47 59 Pine Village 53 69 Bismarck 65 61 Rossville Armstrong Tournament 44 41 Potomac 61 65 Bismarck 64 61 Record 7-14 3rd place in Armstrong Tournament 106 FRESHMEN H. Brooks, R. Ford, J. Steely, R. Snyder, J. Fazio, J. Humerichouse, J. Reinbolt. R. Dalida, C. Lydia, T. Snack. J. Hartman. Managers: T. Collom, Coach Smith, F. Dryer. B. Morris. Freshmen Georgetown Opponent Jamaica 54 50 Shiloh 41 57 Westville 46 62 N. Vermilion 43 60 Ridgefarm 32 46 Chrisman 45 77 Westville 42 44 Oakwood 33 40 N. Vermilion 35 45 Covington 51 36 Oakwood 42 25 Covington 45 33 Westville 49 55 Chrisman 48 69 Shiloh 56 33 Seeger 54 42 Oakwood 61 30 Ridgefarm 44 31 Jamaica 53 34 Hoopeston 40 62 T ■ 107 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Vickie Walker, Sr. Captain Francine Gay, Sr. Nancy Pribble, Sr. Nancy Heiser. Soph. Mascot Pam Dill, Jr. Debbie Maskel, Jr. 108 JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMEN Julie Erikson, Karen Beck, Jean Black. Sherri Richie. Gerri Robinson, Adrean Washington. 109 1971 WRESTLING SQUAD Front Row: T. Hoskins, B. Ellis, C. Rhoden, T. Washington, M. Taylor, C. Mills, M. Lernard. Back Row: Manager, T. Hurtz; B. Clark, C. Bedinger, D. Nale, L. Hepburn, C. Sloan, M. Silver, G. Tibbs, M. Cravens. J. Smock, C. Morefield, R. Hepburn, manager; Coach Lamb. Not Pictured: B. Ellis, D. Hernandez, L. Grider. M. Brittingham, J. Harrold. This year’s team progress was excellent. We started this season with little experience and after only a month of work was able to win our first two contests. Team spirit was high, and we were able to wrestle twenty-two of our twenty-four wrestlers. Next year’s team will be made up from the six returning lettermen and twelve wrestlers with a year’s experience. We hope for a good year and a much improved one all-around. Ho-Hum! C'mon, Do Something!! May the best man win! no WRESTLING 1970-1971 Barry Lamb, Coach Dec. 1 Rossville T won 36-20 Dec. 12 Catlin T won 31-20 Dec. 17 Westville H lost 20-28 Dec. 21 Hoopeston T lost 46- 5 Jan. 5 Catlin H won 42- 5 Jan. 6 Oakwood H lost 41- 9 Jan. 14 Westville T won 22-20 Jan. 16 Cumberland H won 49- 1 Jan. 21 N. Vermilion H lost 18-36 Jan. 26 Clinton H draw 26-26 Jan. 30 Rossville H lost 23-29 Feb. 3 Oakwood T lost 11-34 won 5 — lost 6 — draw 1 in First Row: J. Shields, T. Gilliland, E. Murray, R. Stewart, J. Hartman. J. Steely, W. Johnson, S. Pribble. D. Clark. M. Silver. J. Gliechman. S. Galyen. Second Row: D. Williams, M. Snider. G. Brent, M. Mills. J. Weaver, T. Washington, K. Dukes, E. Washington, S. Sliva, D. Nale, G. Tibbs, D. Grant. Third Row: G. Richards, mgr.; M. Black, mgr.; Mr. Mills, asst, coach; Mr. Knight, asst, coach; M. Dudley, C. Morefield, D. Boland. R. Dalida.G. Schaefer. C. Sloan. S. Starwalt. Mr. Wiggins, coach. TRACK this year at G.H.S. became more exciting as larger crowds, due to the hosting of many large meets, became evident, producing more spirit in the team. MILE RELA Y M. Snider R. Dalida W. Johnson B. Wilson 880 RELA Y R. Dalida C. Morefield M. Dudley D. Grant 112 First Row: G. Tibbs, S. Rhoden, R. Marriage, L. Pearson, H. Brooks, R. Knight, S. Sliva. Second Row: Coach VanCamp. R. Long, J. Rienbolt, M. Kestufskie, B. Galyen, C. Pearman, B. Klink, J. Harrold. One down now, watch for a double play. All right men, get out there and look sharp! 116 BASEBALL AT G.H.S. The first year for baseball at Georgetown High brought excitement for both team members and many students. We hope baseball will become as popular as other sports at G.H.S. in the years ahead. 1)7 CROSS COUNTRY Above left, G. Brent: above right. D. Clark, D. Dawson, C. Bomgardner; lower left, Dawson; lower right, coach Kulbartz. This year’s cross-country team was not too successful as a team. Individually, team members placed 1st and 2nd in quite a few meets. Looking toward to next season, it is heartening to see that all of this year's team will be back. 118 THE PARADE. . . H 0 M E C 0 M I N G 7 0 The Senior's colorful and dazzling float won 1st prize with “Sitting on Top of the World. The Juniors put a lot of hard work into their 2nd prize float, “Purple Haze. The Sophomore float “Hang 'Em High went off w ith 3rd The Freshmen's “Ball of Confusion won 4th place, prize. 120 121 ROYALTY 122 CINDY HART KATHY BELL CAROLYN WARNER Attendants: Junior, Paula Martin; Sophomore, Suzanne Paltridge; Freshman. Linda Dowers. 123 HOMECOMING DANCE: Left to Right: Carolyn Warner, Escort Jim Chandler; Paula Martin, Escort Don Boland; Queen. Cindy Hart, Escort John Lopinski; Suzanne Paltridge, Escort Greg Hughes; Linda Dowers, Escort David Myers; Kathy Bell, Escort Terry Stal. THE AGE OF AQUARIUS WE'VE ONLY All attention was focused on our 1970 Prom Queen and King, Karen Parker and Bob Reitz, when the new 1971 King and Queen were crowned. Virginia Bell and Larry Hepburn lighted up the Prom with their presence. It is their night to remember. Jane Hiatt and escort, Larry Hepburn 126 Mary Balskus and escort, Mike Black JUST BEGUN 1970 Queen and King, Karen Parker and Bob Reitz 127 Virginia Bell and escort, Greg Emmert 128 “The Sly, Slick and Wicked” was featured at Prom. The romantic music spread love through the air. Prom is one joyous occasion to remember. Indeed, “Wc ve Only Just Begun.” 129 130 HONORS Academic, sports, and scholarship awards were presented on Honors Day. Debbie Freeman and Vickie Ankrum were announced as valedictorian and saluta-torian, respectively. Mrs. Robinson presented G.A.A. awards and Mrs. Dixon presented special F.H.A. awards. The Ron Wise Memorial was presented to Mike Black for his dedication to athletics and Clifford Sloan was named athlete of the year. The Yearbook Dedication was made to Mr. Benjamin. Music awards were presented by Mr. Elder and Mr. Parks. Mr. 132 DAY. . . Kulbartz announced a tie for the science award. Business awards were presented by Mr. Hopson. The F.F.A. presented their special awards and their honorary farmer award. Mrs. Jean Smith represented the Junior Women's Club in presenting a scholarship to Carolyn Warner. The S.A.R. and D.A.R. Awards were given to Bob Galyen and Virginia Bell. Jim Dukes announced the officers for next year's Student Council. NEW PEOPLE AND THINGS AT G.H.S. SCIENCE FAIR ' A _ Rockets and how they work. The Science Fair this year was very interesting with many different types of entries. Held in the High School gym presented a central location for the exhibits. Many first place awards were given along with several second place. Debbie Freeman received the Outstanding Award. 136 The theory of the origin of the solar system. The effect of alcohol on gerbils. The effects of frustration and motivation on concentration in human beings. ® 3W SENIOR ROOM 137 1970-71 ASSEMBLIES UP THE DO Dr. Maxwell Clark - Claude Morefield Sylvia Barrett - Diane Kozak Beatrice Schachter - Debra Kurkendall Paul Barringer - Danny Thomen J. J. McHabe - Claude Morefield Frances Egan - Jan Wengler Charlotte Wolf -Janet Pribble Samuel Bester - Edmund Washington Sadie Finch - Cindy Morrison Lou Martin - Bruce Clark Carole Blanca - Cheryl Wise Alice Blake - Jodi Brown Vivian Paine - Connie Hammond Rusty O'Brien - Dean Dawson The Junior Class successfully put on a two act comedy “Up the Down Staircase.” For those who participated, it was an enjoyable experience. We would like to extend our appreciation to those who helped to make it successful. 140 WN STAIRCASE Linda Rosen - Cindy Morrison Jose Rodriguez - Bill Pearson Carrie Blaine - Debra Maskel Harry Kagan - Bob Jackson Gill Norris - Beth Grider Rachel Gordon - Janet Pribble Elizabeth Ellis - Mary Brooks Charles Arrons - Gene Kern Edward Williams - Cordell Laster Joe Ferone - Kent Dukes Helen Arbuzzi - Diana Stewart Francine Gardner - Lana Sutton Katherine Wolzow - Carol Bell Ellen - Jan Wengler 141 ■O' SENIOR CLASS PLAY To a small island connected to the mainland by only one bridge comes Elaine Blair and her family to look over the lonely old house which she inherited at her uncle’s death. She finds it in the possession of a doctor. The house is worthless but both Elaine and the doctor know that a large sum of money is hidden somewhere. Strange things begin to happen. Elaine suddenly disappears. At the end comes—ah! but watch and see. 142 THE SKELETON WALKS CAST Dr. Fersig............ Elaine Blair.......... Mrs. Embrey........... Bill Clayton.......... Anne Rowell........... Bobby Embrey.......... Kathleen (Kinks) Embrey Mrs. Donahue.......... Mrs. Hubbard.......... Ollie Hubbard......... . . Cordell Laster Cindy McMasters Cathy Brookshier ......Steve Barr ......Janet Barr . . . Wayne White . . Mary Wilming . . . Cindy Pribble . . . Dean Dawson . . Debbie Hamm DIRECTED BY: ROBERT L. BENJAMIN Prompters: Carol Jordan, Nancy Pribble Programs Tickets: Janet Barr Lighting: Peggy West Make-up: Virginia Bell, Janet Griffis U3 144 GRADUATION Services were held on May 23 for the Senior Class. The Invocation started the service and was given by Rev. Arkema. I he main speaker. Rev. Haley, gave a very moving talk about the future of each senior. The benediction, given bv Rev. Myers, ended the service. BACCALAUREATE Services were held on May 23 for the Senior Class. The Invocation started the service and was given by Rev. Arkema. The main speaker. Rev. Haley, gave a very moving talk about the future of each senior. The benediction, given by Rev. Myers, ended the service. CLASS OF 1971 First Row: Randy Warstler, Sally Gorham, Marsha Miller, Vickie Ankrum. Vickie Walker, Francine Gay, Peggy Berry, Marla Bildilli. Debbi Hall, Pam Smith, Joyce Jenkins. Tammy Blagg. Marla Steely, Joy Holdaway, Jean Bleasant. Debbi Pollitt, Janet Barr, Virginia Bell. Cindy Pribble, Jane Hiatt, Carolyn Warner. Second Row: Wayne White, Bill Ellis, Gary Finley, Thurman Washington. Jim Dukes. I.awarence Brown, Charles Rhoden, Brad Guthrie, Don Galyen, Stu Thornton, Don Estes, Bob Morrow, Jim Jordan, Steve Miller, Steve Barr, Charlie Moore, Greg Emmert. Third Row: Liz Peelman, Janet Griffis, Bcv Hewitt, Jan Gordan, Mary Ann Wilming, Vicki Simmons, Debbi Freeman. Peggy West, Nancy Becker, Nancy Pribble, Mary Balskus, Cindy Hart, Cathy Bina, Jan Stal, Kathy Bell, Martha Stanton, Susie Hart. Fourth Row: Gil Winland. Bob Winland, Rick Dill, Jim Young, Eddie Murray, Alfred Bedinger. John Shields, Mike Wright, Raymond Moshier, Wayne Banta, Joe Crawford, Richard Kotcher. Paul Doggett. Chuck Robertson, Larry Hepburn, John Adkins, Tom Walden, Mike Black, Bob Galyen. Fifth Row: Cindy McMasters, Thelma Snyder, Susie Sullivan. Lynette Sandy, Rita Rossiter, Micki Greene. Debbi Morrison, Jane McDowell, Edna Rollins, Carol Jordan, Kathy Cornwell, Charlyne Gray, Debbi Hamm, Terry Cebulski. Terry Hewlett, George Flora, Mike Sandy. THE A WARDS WERE GIVEN Debra Freeman. Valedictorian Martha Stanton. American Legion Auxiliary Award Mike Black and Carolyn Warner. American Legion Awards Vickie Ankrum, Salutatorian 148 AND DIPLOMAS PRESENTED tl Mr. Davies presented Mr. Russell Richards, president of the school board, who in turn awarded the class of 1971 with their diplomas. “You’ll Never Walk Alone” was sung by Kathy Cornwell. Mary Balskus, Peggy West, Cathy Miller, Randy Warstler, Debbie Acord. Marsha Miller, and Lynnette Sandy. 149 70-71” CALENDAR 31 1 5 7 8 10 12 14 18 21 23 25 28 2 5 8 9 10 12 13 16 24 26 28 31 5 6 8 9 10 11 AUGUST First day of school. It's nice to see everybody again. The new study hall is nice (and cool). New lockers are not so nice! This is our year Seniors, let’s make it exciting!!! SEPTEMBER Lunch time seems to be confusing some kids. What time did you say you eat, K. Cornwell? H.S. marching Band at Hoopeston Sweetcorn Festival. Seems that some boys sure were thankful for a little old man with a water pitcher, huh boys? Labor day, first school vacation, (1 day). H.S. band went to Westville to be in the Labor Day Parade. Class meetings today, classes had elections. Senior officers are—Jim Dukes. Joe Crawford and Mary Balskus. We'll miss ya in Senior P.E. Deb H.! f Football scrimmage tonight. Free watermelon for everybody afterwards. First Student Council meeting. Let’s try not to forget too many this year C. Brookshier, O.K.? First football game tonight. G’town vs. Hoopeston. J.V. game with North Vermilion. Homecoming Queen attendants for this year are: Linda Dowers—Freshman, Suzanne Paltridge—Sophomore. Paula Martin—Junior. Queen Candidates are: Kathy Bell. Cindy Hart and Carolyn Warner. Good luck girls! Football game tonight with Hercher. J.V. game with Paris. OCTOBER Football tonight. G'town vs. N. Vermilion. J.V. game with Schlarman. All classes have been working hard on their floats for homecoming. Homecoming Parade and Bon Fire tonight. Congratulations Seniors for 1st place on your float. But why did most of you big Seniors have your Fingers crossed? You knew it would make it!!! G’town vs Robinson in Homcoming game. Congratulations to Cindy Hart, our 1970 Homecoming Queen! Too bad about the muddy field. The dance was very nice—your decorations this year were the best ever. Freshman football today in Danville at 9:30 a.m. Vermilion County Marching Band Festival at G.H.S. Congratulations band, on your 3rd place trophy. It was a job well done, no thanks to Danny Thomen!!! Columbus Day—no school, our second big vacation. J.V. game at Westville. G’town vs. Clinton. Team and cheerleaders enjoy a meal after the game. Football team traveled to Dupo for an afternoon game. I hear it was a pretty long ride on the fan bus, but they had plenty to eat, and our victory made the ride home a little better. Some Juniors and Seniors volunteered to be “guinea pigs’’ today. Thanks for your help, but Deb. M.—you were supposed to read the pamphlet before you took the test! Constitution test today. Good Luck everybody! Freshman vs. Westville, G’town vs. Schlarman. Everybody seemed to like the marching bands new uniforms, (halloween costumes) Quite a change from the old ones! NOVEMBER Sorry about your neck in G.A.A. Micki G.! Game with Westville tonight. The band filled the halls with spirit today. Too bad the front part of the band wasn’t playing the same thing the last part was playing” Sure are a lot of kids going ghost hunting these days, but I’m not too sure all who go, go with the intention of finding ghosts, am I right?? Would you believe worms in the lunch: BLAH! Can’t wait to see your play Juniors. Hope it's as good as ours last year! Crank letter from Janice Stal on radio advertising the donkey ball game. Put good old G'town on W.L.S. Veterans day. No school. The band played on the town square for a short tribute to our fighting men. The donkey basketball game was Filled with excitement. Kathy C. was the lead scorer of the night with 4 big points! Some just couldn't stay on their donkeys long enough to shoot, but everybody had fun and a lot of laughs. Excitement today 5th hr. P.E. The way I heard it—K. Bell managed somehow to get her fingernail caught between two teeth and it took her and a few helpers ten minutes to get it out. Way to go Kathy! What was the noise in the halls today at about 2:55? And Miss Butzow—how did you enjoy your trip down the hall? Sorry 'bout that, but it was funny, huh. Spanish four? Football game with Oakwood tonight, brought a J.V. victory and Varsity victory. The Jr. High band played with High School band at half time. M. Black, did you ever consider modeling band suits for a living?? All state band and chorus at Bloomington. ‘Tell us about the girl you met, Mike.'' All the seniors are busy trading pictures, they probably will be all this week. Junior play dress rehearsal, play Thurs. and Fri.. good luck Juniors! Heard your crank letter today on W.L.S. Janice, (again). Arc you really going to write another one describing everything that happened at the donkey B. Ball game? Enjoyed your play Juniors, you did a good job! G.A.A. had a good time bowling after school, but J. Ellis, the gutters are for bowling balls, not for people to walk in! Another Friday, another week-end, another Monday, BLAH! Congrats to J. Shields, J. Adkins, C. Sloan. D. Nale, B. Klink, for getting All-County in football. Our new gym floor and seats are nice, let’s all try to keep them that way! Good Jr. Play! Football and All-County banquet tonight. Congratulations to all the buys receiving awards for 70-71: John Shields and Cliff Sloan. Co-captains for 71-72 are Mike Snider and Don Boland. What's this about a bomb in the school? Quite exciting having a bomb scare wasn't it? Basketball game with Catlin. Thanksgiving vacation. Hope everybody doesn’t eat too much. Game with Paris (basketball) DECEMBER A brand new month, it should bring many exciting things along with it. Only 23 more days until Christmas vacation. Wonder why we get out so early????? Game with Armstrong. Our pep sessions are really shaping up (finally). A spirit stick to be awarded to the class with the most spirit. Congrats to Freshmen this time. Enjoyed the “square dance today Seniors! Guess we showed Westville a thing or two tonight didn't we? Keep up the good work team! Sophs receive spirit stick today. All classes showed great spirit. I hear that most of the Senior girls now have a favorite pastime—“Flag Waving . We'll see a display of it in the near future. We won our game with Ridgefarm tonight! Sophs manage again somehow. “Nuts and Bolts, huh guys? Congrats anyway Sophs—we'll get ya back some how. won't we gang? Game with Chrisman tonight. Glad to see the “few make it. at least back in time for the pep session today! Thanks Joe! I heard Thelma S. has a shiny new possession on her finger. Congratulations T. S. Band and Chorus did a real fine job at the concert tonight. Those lucky Sophs! It was a good try anyway Juniors and Seniors. It's the thought that counts anyway huh? Pep sessions are really something. Let's keep up the spirit! Game with Schlarman tonight. Assembly today—You did a good job Mike! Hope you all enjoyed the “novator . Pep session and the Sophs get the stick again. These other classes should do something about that! Game at North Vermilion tonight. Have a nice weekend gang— but, don't forget—back to school on Monday! BLAH Congrats to Jane on'winning the contest in Senior P.E. Francine second. I see most of us made it here today. If anybody finds a missing lunch bucket— please report. Thanks again, Joe, we really appreciate it! Sorry things got messed up. but I guess we can't expect miracles now can we? Thanks for finding and returning my Snoopy. Mr. Benjamin, but you could have done it a little more quieter! Thanks to you too. Snider. Vacation time at last. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everybody at G.H.S. Have a nice vacation, short but sweet, huh? See you all back at school next year—Jan. 4. Rossville Holiday Tourneys G'town vs. JANUARY Glad to see everybody back at G.H.S. Well. ALMOST everybody. Now, back to the old grind. G'town vs Homer. Wrestling—Catlin. Wrestling—Oakwood. G'town vs Oakwood. A good game, but scared us all for just a while. Wrestling—Westville. First one I've seen. What excitement! Congrats to you guys, keep up the good work. G'town supposed to play Bismarck but it was postponed due to the death of Juby Parke. Wrestling—Cumberland. G’town vs. Hoopeston in County Tourney. Let's go Buffs! Good Luck. Won our First game in Tourney. Good Luck in next game. 21 25 26 28 30 1 2 5 8 9 12 14 16 17 19 22 23 24 1 2 3 8 13 17 18 20 22 23 25 25 27 30 1 3 8 Wrestling—N. Vermilion—There. Freshmen vs. Oakwood—Here. Let's all try to get to these Freshman games. These little guys are going to be the stars of G.H.S. in a couple of years! G’town vs. A.B.L., here. The spirit is great at pep sessions, let's try to keep it up at the games. Would you believe Mrs. Pachiarz carrying on a conversation with the radiators? Freshmen play Covington here. Wrestling—-Rossiville—10:30 a.m. Rise and Shine Wrestlers. Vermilion County Music Festival at Jamaica High. Sure was a long practice, but at least the water was good (ugh) and I thought G’town water was bad!! But those who went worked hard, and the concert was good. FEBRUARY Some G.A.A. Girls went to Champayne to play Volleyball, didn’t win. but had a swell time anyway. The ride over and back was something else! Right girls? Game at Rossville tonight. A couple girls had a pretty hard time trying to get the wad of gum out of Paula Martin’s hair; even had to use nail clippers! Way to go Juniors. Finally won the spirit stick, good job. Game with St. Joe tonight. A certain Spanish teacher has been seen with a certain other teacher lately. What a cute couple. We beat Westville AGAIN tonight. What a game! And the spirit was great. Keep it up. Happy Birthday Abe! Sweetheart Dance. Congrats to the Seniors for finally winning the spirit stick. Your spirit is very original! Guess we showed you know who! Game at Jamaica tonight. The lounge, which is now under construction, will be opening soon. We sure arc getting a lot of injuries in the P.E. class lately. Game with Pine Village tonight. Enjoy the long ride, players and fans, and the meal afterwards. Happy Birthday George Washington! The Student Union seems to be going over pretty well. Your pictures are great M. Sandy. Your flower is good too Joe! At least it is someplace to go at noon besides the cafeteria. B. Galyen, you do great imitations! MARCH Only 57 school days left ’till Graduation Seniors! Juniors win spirit stick today (again). What happened to the underclassmen????? First night of Regional tournaments. G’town plays Catlin. We won our game last night. Wed. we play Danville. Seemed to be quite a mix up of seats at the game!! (I mean bleachers) Lost to Danville tonight. Last game. It was a pretty good season. Track starts next. Some guys just never get a rest!! Frosh. Soph. Tournament at Armstrong. How did you like pep-session without the mighty upperclassmen. Freshmen and Sophomores?? Solo and Ensemble contest at Paxton. It took Vi hours to get there and 4 to get back because of bus trouble. Even had a flat tire!! Happy St. Patricks Day, G.H.S. Even the newly painted restrooms are in style today. P.T.A. tonight. The band and chorus were in charge of the program and they did a nice job. Jr. High band and chorus contest at G.H.S. all day. Some high school kids who helped really got a workout. Seniors: Only 42 days ’till graduation. Band tour to Sullivan and Arthur High Schools. First track meet tonight with Catlin and Westville. Seniors play tonight also. Cindy M. and K. Bell have a game going in P.E. You did a great job play cast. Everybody who went enjoyed it. But Seniors, we still need a bunch more money for the trip! A few G.A.A. girls went to Rossville today for a play-day with other area schools. Seniors started their paper drive. Basketball and Wrestling banquet tonight. Congrats to all you guys who received awards. B. Galyen—you had a great season, (even broke the school scoring record with 40 pts. in one game) Congratulations, I’m sure G.H.S. will miss you next year! English class went to show. Track meet with Schlarman and Westville. APRIL The start of another new month. Only 37 school days ’till graduation seniors! The countdown is in most of the rooms around school. Band and Chorus contest at Warrensburg. The chorus received a 3rd, the band a second. No trouble with the bus this time! Rossville invitational track meet. The kids in school got a taste of fluoride today as we all brushed our teeth. Fun, wasn't it??? Twenty minutes later. I've never seen the water fountains so busy. L. Sandy, you were supposed to wash your toothbrush in the clean water, not the already used stuff. Thanks for telling me not to look in the dump bucket Micki. M. Bildilli. how arc the sores in mouth? Good Friday—no school. Enjoy your Easter vacation G.H.S. It's the last one this year. Happy Easter. Paris relays today, (a beautiful day for them.) Here we are (most of us anyway) back again. Sure are a whole lot of kids with a sunburn today. Marla Steely—do you have a sunburn or do you always look that red and walk funny? Twenty-eight days ’till graduation. English 4 classes are doing their LAST speeches, (finally) A certain English 4 teacher enjoys these so much that she is even having the exchange students from area schools to make a speech. They sure had funny looks on their faces when she told them. Miracle—didn't have to type, (spring fever) Senior announcements are here. The class of 71 is growing more excited every day. Georgetown Invitational Track meet today. College night for Juniors at Hoopeston. Westville Relays, boys came home with a trophy. Congratulations. Track meet at North Vermilion. Track meet at Homer. Seniors—18 days 'till graduation. Hypnotist, Dr. Ross, gave an assembly today sponsored by the Senior class. Glad you . finally woke up. K. Cornwell. The show was enjoyed by all who attended. Another show tonight at Jr. High. A few of the stars were Rachael Welch. Superman. and Carol Burnette. Ha! Hoopeston Relays. MAY Beginning of what should be a very exciting month. Congrats to new cheerleaders —Deb. Pam, Jean, Julie, Janice and J.V.—Janet, Jo Ellen. Gcri, and Sally. County Track meet at G.H.S. Everybody getting jast minute dates for prom. Some are having a little trouble, but we won't mention any names (ha.ha). Only 15 days 'till graduation. Seniors. We still need money for the trip. At last Prom has arrived. It was beautiful. Juniors. Thank you. Virginia Bell and Larry Hepburn were the 1971 Queen and King. Congratulations. A tew kids made it until 5:00 at the bowling alley. The ones that didn't—hard telling where some of them ended up. I heard that some were even seen at the Ridgefarm park— sw inging and playing on teeter-totters! But everybody had a great time. I hope. Band and chorus spring concert. You did a swell job, I heard. Excitement at lunch today. I understand that something was very different about L. Hepburn's raisin pie, and that he got paid close to $10.00 for eating it. How was it Larry? Only 6 days left. Only 5, really, because Seniors are having a skip day. right? All week some Seniors have been slaves. Hope the masters enjoyed having them. Tomorrow teachers will be auctioned. This should be interesting. Sure am glad that the “general physical fitness tests are almost over. How 'bout it girls? Was it tough enough for you? It looked like masters and teacher slaves both had a swell time today. How 'bout it teachers?? Senior skip day ended in tragedy today. A bad accident took the life of Rick Dill and put Tom Walden in the hospital, critically injured. A quiet school today. Seniors decided to go ahead on the trip Monday. A lot of sunburned bodies are walking the halls. Exams today. One more day of school for the Seniors! This year sure went fast (for most of us, anyway). This is it. The very last day of school. We ll miss this school next year. Good Luck Juniors, on the yearbook. Good-bye G.H.S. from the Seniors. Graduation. The class of 1971 is on its own! Mary Balskus The Senior Class Of 1971 Wishes to Dedicate This Page To the Memory of Our Former Classmates: RAYMOND SAPP RONALD WISE KENNETH WALLS DICK DILL GEORGETOWN FOODS INC. Everything—from soup to nuts! That’s what a lot of people expect from a grocery .And then,some people expect a lot more; like “Lower Prices And Friendlier Service.” That’s what I.G.A. thinks, too! Their main purpose is in pleasing the “Lady Who Pushes The Cart.” But, really EVERYONE is welcome—from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Mon-Sat., 8:30 to 6:00 Sun. 156 EUROPA STUDIOS 157 rawr. Gjreat! ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITS CHECKING ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS CLUB LOANS FARM REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE COMMERCIAL PERSONAL AUTO MOBILE HOME I NATIONAL BANK IN GEORGETOWN Georgetown. Illinois 01846 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES CASHIER'S CHECKS TRAVELERS CHECKS PERSONAL MONEY ORDERS BANK BY MAIL NIGHT DEPOSITORY DRIVE-IN BANKING lender Lying GLe 158 GEORGETOWN CITY COUNCIL GEORGETOWN HEATING CO. 1506 NORTH MAIN STREET BIGGS MARATHON STATION “SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS1' 390 N. MAIN PHONE: 2-2141 MANAGER: GORDAN BIGGS COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FROM La Salette Seminary Olivet, Illinois 160 Compliments of Ridgeway Lanes to class of ’71 Ridgefarm, Illinois Young Grain Company Elevator Located at Meeks Station Grain—Feed—Seed—Fertilizer Feeder Stock Phone: 217-666-8776 161 Rt. No. 1 Georgetown, Illinois PEARSON ROOFING AND SIDING 2427 GEORGETOWN ROAD DANVILLE, ILLINOIS BUILDING MATERIAL PRODUCTS QUALITY PRODUCTS AND SERVICES SINCE 1957 KEN PEARSON—GENERAL MGR. CLYDE G. CARRIGAN—SALES CONSULTANT MGR. LLOYD M. BARBER—SALES CONSULTANT ELMO R. SNOOK—SALES CONSULTANT TOM BEAVERS—SALES CONSULTANT BEULAH I. MILLER—OFFICE MGR. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 FROM THE GRAB-IT FOOD MARKETS WHERE YOU GET THE HABIT TO SHOP AT THE GRAB-IT! Fazio Dept. Store SHOES DRY GOODS READY TO WEAR HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL GYM WEAR Ben Franklin Store 5 z TO $1.00 STORE SCHOOL SUPPLIES 163 ONE HOUR “MARTINIZING” 16 East Main Danville, Illinois Phone: 442-9000 59 South Gilbert Danville, Illinois Phone: 442-3189 AD Hi's The Store For Men and Boys Chrisman, Illinois 61924 The Future is Ours if We Dare BENETT LUMBER CO. 302 Mill Street Phone: 662-6821 164 Georgetown Pet Lodge Home of Knoll Crest Pekes AKC Stud Service, Boarding, Puppies Ruth J. Harper 662-8181 International Order of Rainbow for Girls Georgetown Assembly No. 107 165 Congratulations to the Class of “71” THE HUB Ron Galyen— Owner it’s the real thing Danville Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Jr a - m CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE I - lA l lO GRADUATING CLASS OF 1971 FROM Hewitt’s DX Service Station Republic Plastics DROP IN AND VISIT US. WE TRY Division TO PLEASE YOU WITH OUR SERVICES. 502 N. MAIN GEORGETOWN, ILL. PH. 2-6522 220 N. MAIN STREET OPERATED BY: WAYNE, ANN AND DAUGHTERS, BEVERLY GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS AND KAREN 166 Use KODRESS MOO TElEHttHt Urt-N. SlUERT 44343� CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1971 CLASS Coate Orchards R.R. No. 1 GEORGETOWN Gilliland Standard Service CORNER MAIN MILL ST. GEORGETOWN B.C. Christopher And Company DEALERS IN GRAIN, SEED AND FERTILIZER PHONE: 662-2126 167 m Compliments of: Green, Lowenstein, and Compliments of Brim Purity Baking Co. 107 N. Main Georgetown, III. Bakers of Sunbeam Bread 1439 Warrington Ave. Danville, III. Newman’s The Store for Young Men Black’s Hardware Featuring: Brookfield Clothes Levis Farah His Jarman Shoes Manhattan Hagger 15 E. Main Danville, III. 442-2679 Hardware Housewares Sporting Goods Toys Gifts 620 N. Gilbert St. Danville, III. 168 MC MASTERS GEORGE AUTO SALES, INC. VACKETTA SON Auto Parts Repairs FORD SALES Jeep Sales Service SERVICE Used Cars 415 South State Street 214 Mill Street Georgetown, Illinois Phone: 662-6571 Westville, Illinois phone: 267-2822 J. N. COACH SALES HOUGHTON FUNERAL RED DALE HOME Campers—Trailers Motor Homes Georgetown Illinois U.S. 36 East Chrisman, Illinois Phone: 269-2100 169 Compliments of DR. A. THOMAS GEORGES Ridge Farm, Illinois Compliments of MR. AND MRS. DOW A. CRAWFORD [ THE CARD COTTAGE '—-—i— 53 on the Mall Danville, Illinois GUTTERRIDGE HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES Cards and Gifts 1606 Georgetown road Danville, Illinois GEORGETOWN FIRST NATIONAL BANK BOOSTERS CLUB Westville, Illinois GEORGETOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY 105 East West St. Hours—Tues.-Sat. 12:30-5:30 MAX CALL INSURANCE Life—Fire—Auto—Theft 170 SEE MORE T.V. CORP. CABLE TELEVISION Phone: 267-7774 LATOZ HARDWARE, INC. WESTVILLE, ILLINOIS PHONE: 267-7581 GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS PHONE: 662-3221 HERBERT BOUTON SON FEED—SEED—SALT GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS PHONE: 217-662-6881 COMPLIMENTS OF SUNSET BOWLING LANES AND HUM-DINGER DRIVE IN CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1971 COMPLIMENTS OF SOLLARS APPLIANCE 325 NORTH THIRD GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS PHONE: 662-6611 GLEICHMAN DRUG K.T. GLEICHMAN, R.P.H. 662-8383 662-8284 GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS NEILD’S CAR WASH MOBILE MANOR U.S. 150 NORTH GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS FOR THE FINEST HAMBURGERS AROUND! MIKES GRILL 171 GEORGETOWN ROAD Martin Plumbing Heating Compliments of Phone: 662-6020 Corner South Second Walnut St. Georgetown, Illinois HANK’S PLACE WESTVILLE 5c—$1 STORE Westville, Illinois DUNN’S STANDARD It’s done right at Dunn’s phone: 662-6601 Georgetown, Illinois THE VILLAGER West Side Square Chrisman, Illinois NELK’S BARBER SHOP 306 North State Westville, Illinois MECHALAS STORE 600 North Main Georgetown, Illinois 662-6517 SNYDER T.V. RCA—Zenith Sales Service Chrisman, Illinois phone: 269-2431 172 DOROTHY’S BEAUTY SALON DOROTHY’S BEAUTY SALON Georgetown, Illinois COURSON’S WESTERN AUTO Associate Store Westville, Illinois WESTVILLE CHECKER STATION 312 S. State Westville WILLIAM’S HOME FURNISHINGS Gifts—Wall Decor Home Furnishings DOMPE’S MARATHON Westville, Illinois BETTIE’S BEAUTY SHOPPE Georgetown, Illinois Compliments of ILLINOIS CLEANERS 143 N. Vermillion Danville MAN, INC. Industrial Tool Supply Westville 267-7343 267-7196 REX HARRIS REALTY Phone 662-8002 Buying—Selling—Leasing Compliments of CHALKUS SERVICE Compliments of THE CAKE COTTAGE JAMES G. LINDER Attorney At Law Georgetown, Illinois Compliments of BELTON CANDY CO. 43 N.Jackson Danville, Illinois Compliments from GENE RICE’S AUTO REPAIR Georgetown, Illinois WYER’S T.V. SERVICE 662-8558 Compliments of FASHION CLEANERS LAUNDERETTE 173 INSTRUM ENTS Bano. Orchestra. Guitar , etc. SHEET MUSIC STEREO PHONOS PHONE 442-1411 INSTRUCTIONS ORGANS REPAIRS PIANOS CALIPONES ACCESSORIES 428 North Vermilion St. DANVILLE. ILLINOIS TRIAL Pt-ANS TAPE RECORDERS JOHN NORMAN 310-312 NORTH VERMILION STREET LADIES EXCLUSIVE FASHIONS ALEXANDER FLEMING-WELLER SPORTING GOODS Danville, III. The Housing People 1114 Skyline Drive Your Specialists Danville, III. in Sports RIES STRAUSS CO. Danville, III. The Store That’s Up to Date in Fashion for the Young Man on the Go. PATRONS GENE DAVIES JAMES H. ELLIS MARTY AVENATTI LINDA BUTZOW OWEN’S SERVICE STATION THOMPSON’S SERVICE STATION 174 WRIGHT ICE CREAM CO. Cayuga, Ind. Compliments of MC MULLEN TRAVEL AGENCY 23 W. Harrison Danville, Illinois MAGNIN OFFICE EQUIPMENT 606 South 6th St. Champaign, Illinois BURGOYNE’S FLOWER SHOP Georgetown, Illinois Compliments of RURAL KING SUPPLY Paris, Illinois L M SLAUGHTER HOUSE Mill Street, Georgetown WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Georgetown, Illinois HARDING PHARMACIES Danville—Westville DAMILINO MOTOR SALES New Cars Trucks Westville 217-7341 C. C. HUBBARD CO. P.O. Box 1568 Decatur, Illinois 62525 217-428-7821 Compliments of E.G. ANDRACKI M.D. Compliments of Westville, Illinois STATE LOAN COMPANY COURSON’S WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Westville, Illinois PAUL HODGE, STANDARD SERVICE WEISS SON, STANDARD SERVICE Compliments of DODSON SEED STORE 202-206 West Main St. Danville, Illinois 442-1796 Compliments of RICHARD’S RESTAURANT DONUT SHOP SMITH’S ANTIQUE SHOP 176 Andrew Jackson Bed French Baccarat collection Louis XVI cabinet Tiffany Lamp—red satin Gone Pennsylvania Break Front with Milk With the Wind” lamp—wing chair. White dishes. ONE MILE EAST, HALF A MILE PHONE 247-2324 SOUTH OF OLIVET IF NO ANSWER, CALL 247-2398 RIDGE FARM, ILL. 61870 Need Money? Come and Get It at COMMERCIAL CREDIT 21 W. Harrison St. Danville, Illinois 442-9100 Congratulations To the Class of “71” THE CHRISMAN IGA BOLEN’S LAWN AND GARDEN SERVICE See Bob Freeman Eugene, Indiana THE UNIT Posters, Candies, Clothes, Incense and Blacklight Equipment. Items for Mind and Body. THE GLASS ONION Look into the Glass Onion. Custom made leather clothes, belts, purses, wristbands, barrettes. 113 W. Main St. Danville, Illinois