Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

1972 BUFFALO GEORGETOWN TWP. HIGH SCHOOL GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS .A we look hack'we ha Visions of times past. As we look forward, we see a road. Visions of surnr es, happy and sad. Pictures of important dances. Homecoming, Sweetheart, and Prom, Plays, ballgames, pep sessions, and track. You couldn't wait for them to come. Yearbooks have pictures'of events and friends. Pictures of memories that never will end. Everytime you turn a page, you see a' face you know. Or see the game that was won. long, long ago. You hate to see these things go And now they are all past. But as you turn back the pages of time. You know that these memories will last. v. ■ wi -jEk __________________ Beth Grider — 2 16 72 : — DEDICATION We, the yearbook staff, hereby dedicate the 1972 yearbook to a man who has guided us in the making of this book. A man who has gained great respect throughout the years he has been here. A guy who is a good sport and a leader in himself. As a great math teacher, with all of his other abilities, he has taught us all about the opportunities in the world, pertaining to math. He has put a great deal into the fun of basketball games with his time, helping the yearbook staff sell refreshments to the spectators and also in other money making projects. He has been an active person in GEA for the last two years. Mr. Horlander, we are very proud and honored to dedicate this 1972 yearbook to you! MR. HORLANDER PROVE: 3 • 2 ______cos x sin x_________ 2 cos x - cos 3x - cos 5x = 1 16 5 VISIONS OF...... 6 8 12 OF . . . ANTICIPATION 13 VISIONS BEYOND. 14 ADMINISTRATION Gertrude Galyen. secretary. The second year of Community Unit District No. 3 has been a very rewarding one in which the staff has worked hard to bring about many improvements in the educational program of Georgetown High School. Also rewarding has been the student leadership of the Senior Class to help set high standards of conduct and performance in class activities and extracurricular programs. With this caliber of concern and effort by both staff and students, Georgetown High School will continue its development into the area’s outstanding school. MR. BEHM SUPERINTENDENT Derry Behm UNIT 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION Don Ehlenfield. Elmo Snook. Joe Wasko, Russell Richards. Joe Dalida. Clarence Hcnschen. and Ray Taran. 18 MR. DAVIES, PRINCIPAL 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. I 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. SECRETARIES: KAREN MIKEL AUDREY GREENE Pet Peeve: August Pet Peeve: People who complain all the time. Mr. Davies DOROTHY EHRICH Pet Peeve: People who won't smile! 19 MARTIN AVENATTI B.S., Eastern Illinois University Driver Education, Ind. Ed. MAX CALL M.S., Indiana State University Physical Science and Psychology Sponsor for Junior Class ROBERT L. BENJAMIN M.S.. Indiana State University American History and Modern History PET PEEVE: People who won't work, then complain “It’s too hard.” Sponsor for Senior class SANDRA COLLINS B.S., Eastern Illinois University Developmental English I-III PET PEEVE: Those who unkindly make fun of others. Sponsor for Sophomores CHRISTINE BREDHOLT B.A., Olivet Nazarene College Senior Speech and Composition, Junior English PET PEEVE: Unplugged Clocks, Missing “trees’”, and small parking places. Sponsor for Junior class IRMA DIXON B.S.. Eastern Illinois University Occupational and Personal Home Economics PET PEEVE: Not getting all the things done I want do. Sponsor for FHA 20 JAMES H. ELDER M.S.. Eastern Illinois University High School Band—Music Appreciation PET PEEVE: People who don't care enough to put forth effort when they have the talent!! Sponsor for Majorettes DENNIE KNIGHT B.S., University of Illinois Welding—Ag. Business Mgt. PET PEEVE: Leo Durocher, Ron Santo and other persons with delusions of grandeur. Sponsor for Sophomores, F.F.A., Wrestling ANDY D. HOPSON B.S., Southern Illinois University Office Practice, Business Machines; Business English; Business Law; and Typing I Sponsor for Newspaper, BAA and Senior Class THOMAS KULBARTZ B.S., Illinois State University Biology I and II PET PEEVE: Red Schoendienst and People who make up excuses like Primateen Mist. Sponsor for Science Club. KENNETH HORLANDER M.S., University of Illinois Sr. Math IV, Geometry. Algebra II PET PEEVE: People who go along for the ride. Sponsor for Yearbook BARRY A. LAMB M.S., Indiana State University Crafts, Auto Mechanics, Sp. Ed. Administration PET PEEVE: Kids named Devore 2) KAREN McLIN B.S.. Eastern Illinois University Shorthand I and II, Typing I and II PET PEEVE: People who do not listen and then complain that they don't understand. Sponsor for Junior Class RICHARD D. POWELL B.A., Franklin College Algebra I and General Math PET PEEVE: People with big mouths and little minds. Sponsor for Lettermen Club JAMES MILLS B.S., Eastern Illinois University Biology, Health, Physical Education Sponsor for Freshman Class JOHN SAMMONS B.S., Murray Slate University English 9 and 10 PET PEEVE: Yankees, Cub fans, and Joe Torre critics Sponsor for Sophomore Class STEVE PARKS B.S., Illinois Wesleyan University Chorus PET PEEVE: People who don't join chorus until they're Seniors, and Band Directors STEVE SCHWARTZ B.S., Eastern Illinois University Illinois History, Civics-Economics, Dev. American History, Social Science, World History PET PEEVE: Yes, I do have a few. Sponsor for Freshman class. 22 CLOVIS T. SCOTT M.S., Eastern Illinois University P.E., Driver Ed., Asst. Principal PET PEEVE: People who complain to others, not the one who they think is harming them. Sponsor for Student Council RANDY L. SMITH B.S., Eastern Illinois University Typing I, Data Processing, Consumer Math, General Business, Accounting PET PEEVE: People always talking but never listening. Sponsor for Freshman Class. JOHN T. SMITH M.S., University of Illinois Ag Producture, Ag Carpentry, Ag Machinery, Animal Nutrition PET PEEVE: Murray State renegades seeking refuge in the North. Sponsor for NHS, FFA GARY SPICER M.S., University of Illinois Vocational Guidance PET PEEVE: Students who lack ambition. Mrs. Linda Smith B.S., Northern Illinois University Spanish I-IV Sponsor for Senior Class and Spanish Club RUTH W. STEELE M.S., University of Kentucky Library PET PEEVE: Books that walk out of the library on two feet without being checked out. Sponsor for Library Club, Projection club. 23 SANDRA KAV TAYLOR B.S., Western Illinois University Girl's P.E. and Health PET PEEVE: Hearing the alarm ring in the morning. Sponsor for GAA. Cheerleaders, and Pep Club R. EUGENE WILSON B.S., Eastern Illinois University Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science PET PEEVE: Boring teachers, student protests without good causes. Sponsor for Freshman Class P. JESTIN TRAHAN M.A., University of Iowa French and English II PET PEEVE: Most T.V. programs, especially the one called “Arnie. Sponsor for French Club, Trip to France COLLEEN WILLIAMSON M.S., Eastern Illinois University Guidance PET PEEVE: Procrastinators Sponsor for Pom Pon Girls WILLIAM WIGGINS B. S. Ball State University Drafting, Metals I, Industrial Orientation, Auto Mechanics PET PEEVE: Losing Sponsor for Letterman’s Club 24 OTHER EMPLOYEES AND AIDS; Mr. McMorris. Athletic Director for Unit 3, Above: Students teachers this year were Mrs. Meisncr and Mr. Long. Below: Study Hall schedules games for another exciting season at monitors were Mrs. Kittcll and Mrs. Klink: and Mrs. Tintorr: was Library Aide. Georgetown. The custodians this year included Mr. Underwood, Mrs. Knight and Mr. Stephenson. Our cooks this year were Mrs. Pedigo, Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Wilming. 25 I SENIORS GRACE BARDELL “Grade” FHA I; GAA 1.2,3,4; NP I; SPC I; B 1,2,3; PC 4 Sec.; Sr. play, Jr. Play. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh well, so what?” AMBITION: To become a registered nurse. PASTIME: Having a good time. TERESA JANE BECKER “Jane” GAA 4; SPC 2; PC 4; LC 3. FAVORITE SAYING: “Shucky Durn.” AMBITION: To travel around and see everything. PASTIME: Goofing off and going to Chrisman with D.F. TERRY L. BERCK BB 2; FFA 2,3; BAA 2; C 2,3. FAVORITE SAYING: “If I don’t do it, it won’t get done. AMBITION: For a better way of living. PASTIME: Loafing and bugging teachers. SUZIE BLACK FHA 1; PC I. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh well.” AMBITION: To get out of school and get married. PASTIME: Being with Lawrence. DONALD BOLAND Boland” FB; 1,2,3,4; BB 1,2,3,4; T 1,3,4; BAA 3,4; NP 3; PC 4; Class vice pres 1; L.M.C. 3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Let me ask ya just this one.” AMBITION: To make certain people stop and think. PASTIME: Being in sports and being with Paula. CLYDE BOMGARDNER BB 1,2,3 XC 3; FFA 1,2,3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Drop dead people.” AMBITION: To roam the country. PASTIME: Being away from home. 28 MARK BRITTINGHAM “Bozo” FB I; W 3; CC 3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “If a car has 4 flat tires, how many pancakes does it take to wallpaper the inside of a doghouse.” AMBITION: To get as far away from G'town as I can. PASTIME: Partaking of the finer things in life. JODI ANN BROWN “Jod FHA I; GAA 3.4; YB4; NP 4; PC 3,4; Sr. play 4; Jr. play 3; L.C. 3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “That's tough.” AMBITION: To go to college and become a good secretary. PASTIME: Running around, and being with my friends. MARY MAE BROOKS “Mary Mac” NHS 2,3,4; YB 4; FC 1,2; B 1,2,3; Jr. play 3. FAVORITE SAYING: “HuH . . . What, what did you say?” AMBITION: To become the greatest operator. PASTIME: Going to Sing Out, singing and doing nothing. VERONICA MARY BUYNO “Veron” FAVORITE SAYING: “So what.” AMBITION: To do what I want to do and being happy in whatever I do. PASTIME: Riding horses, listening to the radio. BRUCE CLARK FB 1,2,3; W 1,2; T 1; BAA 1,2; Jr. play 1. AMBITION: To get out of school, and not have to work too hard. PASTIME: Skipping school. DANE LEE CLARK “Danely” XC 3,4; T 1,2,3; NHS 3.4; S.C. 1,2,4; L.M.C. 3,4. AMBITION: Street car conductor or Brain Surgeon. PASTIME: Pig Farming. 29 FRANCES DEBRA CLARK “Bug FC 1,2; ex com. 4; L.C. 1 Freshman Attendant. FAVORITE SAYING: 1 would if I could but I doubt if I can. AMBITION: To out eat Steve at McDonalds. PASTIME: Horses and being with Raisin. BRIDGET COLLEEN COLLOM “Britches” FHA 1,2; C 2; L.C. 4. FAVORITE SAYING: “When you get mad you get nasty. PASTIME: Being with Steve Keller and having fun. DANIEL WAYNE COLLOM “Dan“ W 4; FFA 2,3.4; BAA 4; Class sect. 4; Student Council 3. AMBITION: To pass American History. PASTIME: Being with chickenlegs. GAYLE MICHAEL CRAVENS “Mike W 3; BAA 4; Class pres. 2,3,4; C.C. 1,2. FAVORITE SAYING: “Don't feed me that. AMBITION: Go on to medical school and help people. PASTIME: Seeing B.K. and working on sports cars. STEPHEN LEE COOK “Cookie FB 1,2,3; BAA 3.4; L.M.C. 3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Let's get it on. AMBITION: To get out of Am. History and find a good job. PASTIME: Being with Elane and hunting and trapping. MARK HOWARD CRAVENS “Hoddy FB 1,2,3; BB 1,3; W4; T I; SPC 1,2; Class sect. 2,3; C.C. 1.3. FAVORITE SAYING: “Censored. AMBITION: To choogle to Alaska on my 750 Honda. FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with Suzy. ROBERTA CHRISTINE CRAYCRAFT “Chris GAA 1,3.4; PC 1,2,3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh Blast. AMBITION: To become a successful legal secretary. PASTIME: Rainbow, bowling and gymnastics. DENNIS CHRIS DAULTON “Big D” BB 1,2,3,4; BAA 3; Class VP 3. AMBITION: More Schooling. PASTIME: Eating out. 30 MISSING MISSING MISSING MISSING MYRA ELLEN HOSKINS Hoss FHA I; GAA 4; PC 1,4; C. 3,4: L.C. 4; Recreation Club 2: FAVORITE SAYING: “You Dum-Dum” AMBITION: To be a good housewife for a special guy. PASTIME: Being with Les and making people laugh. ROBERT D. JACKSON “Bob FB 1; BB I; BAA 3,4; SPC 2; Jr. play 3; Pro. C. 3,4; Treasurer 3; Sect. 4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey. Hey AMBITION: To help people get along with their neighbors. PASTIME: Being with people and getting along with them. STEPHEN HOWE “Raisin W 4; T 4; BAA 4; Jr. Play 3. FAVORITE SAYING: “Marty the Great Greaser” A M BI TION: Being a Mechanic. PASTIME: Working on cars and fighting with Debbie. MAXINE HUDSON “Maxs” PC 4; C. 3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Fantastic” AMBITION: Just to live. PASTIME: To have lots of fun. RANDALL WAYNE JACKSON Randy Wayne FB 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To be a successful Bartender. PASTIME: Being with Mark, Bob, and Jim. RICHARD J. JOHNSON “Bo” FB 1,2.3; BB 1,2.3.4; T 1,2; YB 4; SPC I; L.M.C. 3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey man. what's happening.” AMBITION: To get something out of life instead of putting everything into it. PASTIME: Playing as much golf as possible. DONNA JO JORDAN “Jo” NHS 2,3,4; YB 4; NP 4; FC 1,2,3; PC 4; S.C. 2,4; Jr. play 3. AMBITION: To become a medical technologist. PASTIME: Card parties, reading and just messing around. 35 JIM DALE JORDAN PASTIME: Riding horses. ROBERT GENE KERN “Creep FB 1,3; BB 1,2,3; J. play 3. FAVORITE SAYING: “All right' AMBITION: Architect or pilot. PASTIME: Listening to music. JAMES MICHAEL KESTUFSKIE “SKI FB 1,2.3,4; BB 1,2.3,4; Base B 3.4: T 1.2; BAA 3.4; SPC 1.2: Ex com. 3.4: L.M.C. 3.4. AMBITION: To get what I want in life. PASTIME: Messing around. DIANE EILEEN KOZAK “Dr GAA 3: YB 3.4; NP 3: FC 3; Sr. play 4; Jr. play 3; Speech 1. FAVORITE SAYING: “Now stop it! AMBITION: To succeed in anything I try. PASTIME: Riding around with friends, and climbing forest glenn tower after dark. BRUCE KLINK FB 1,2.3,4; BB 1.2.3,4; Base B 3.4; T 1; BAA 3,4; NHS 3,4; SPC 1,2,3,4; S.C. 1,2,3,4; L.M.C. 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To become a doctor. PASTIME: Watching the Bears and Cardinals getting beat. DEBRA KUYRKENDAL.L “Deb GAA 3; NHS 3,4; YB 4; FC 1,2.3; C 4; Sr. play 4; Jr. play 3; L.C. 1; Speech 1. FAVORITE SAYING: “You wanna hear a joke? AMBITION: To go to college and be happy at whatever I do. PASTIME: Riding around and getting into trouble. CORDELL LASTER “Cordial FB 1,2; T I; BAA 3.4; YB4;C. 3.4; Projcctonist 1.2.3,4; Sr. play 3.4; Jr. play 3: SPC 1. FAVORITE SAYING: “Looke there. AMBITION: To become an architect and to get what I can get. PASTIME: Walking the halls looking for girls. JEANE MICHELE LONG “Jenny FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1.2,3,4; NP 4; SPC 1; PC 1,2,3,4; C 3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh well. I’ll do it myself. AMBITION: To move back to San Diego, Calif. PASTIME: Being with Don, going to parties, and listening to tapes. PAULA KAY MARTIN “P.K.” CL 1,2,3; GAA l;NHS3,4;NP 3; SPC 1.2; B 1,2; PC 1,2,3,4; Class sec. 1; P.P. 4; Sweetheart Queen 2; Homecoming Attendant 3. FAVORITE SAYING “Really?” AMBITION: To be a secretary and lead a happy life with my special someone. PASTIME: Swimming and going to all the ball games. DEBRA DAMON MASKEL “Deb CL 3,4; Mascot 2; FFA Sweetheart 4: GAA 3,4; FC I; B 1,2,4; PC 1,2,3,4; Jr. play 3; C.C. I; M.J. I. FAVORITE SAYING: “Get out of my life, Grant!” AMBITION: To go to the East Coast! PASTIME: Thinking of that certain someone! CHARLOTTE OPAL McNEESE “Harlic” F HA 2,3,4; GAA 1: PCI,2,3,4; C. 2,3.4; Recreation Club 2. FAVORITE SAYING: “Nothing AMBITION: To be a successful Nurse. PASTIME: Taking care of animals and being with my friends. CLAUDE MOREFIELD FB 1.2,3,4; W 3,4; BAA 3; FC 1,2,3; Jr. play 3; L.M.C. 3,4; T 1,2,3. AMBITION: To be famous and make it in college. PASTIME: Sleeping in bed and listening to Shaft. CYNTHIA LOU MORRISON “Sidney Gaa 1,2; YB 4; NP 3,4; B 1,2,3,4; PC 3,4; Sr. play 4; Jr. play 3. FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey Bumps AMBITION: To be successful. PASTIME: Goofing off and hiding from the C.D.'s. JACK MORRISON “Blondie FB 1; BAA 4; NP 4; Chess Club 1. AMBITION: To get out of this dump and go on to a bigger and better one. PASTIME: Doing nothing. DEBRA KAY MYERS “Dcbi FHA 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; YB 4; NP 3; SPC 1; PC 1.2,3; Cl. FAVORITE SAYING: “You guys, we’re in trouble again. AMBITION: To get away from Georgetown. PASTIME: Swimming in the winter. PAULA KAY MYERS “Chuck GAA 1,3; NHS 3,4; YB 4; SPC 1,2.3,4; B 1,3; PC 1; P.P. 4; Sweetheart Dance Queen Candidate 1; Student Council 3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey ya creep. AMBITION: To find a neat looking guy and settle down. PASTIME: Hiding from the C.D.’s and Sing-Out. 38 DANNY NALE “Sweet and Innocent’ FB 1,2.3.4; BB 1,2; W 3,4; T 3; BAA 4; L.M.C. 3,4. AMBITION: To stop being sweet and innocent. PASTIME: Ice skating and hitting Grant! MARK NALE “Troxel” FB 1; T 1,2. FAVORITE SAYING. “What's going on here? AMBITION: Go on to school. PASTIME: Working on cars and running around. RICHARD ALLEN OSBORNE “Rich” FFA 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: Gel out of school. JIMMY DALE POLLMAN “Jim” FB 1.2,3,4; BB 1,2; W 4; T I; BAA 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; PC 4; Ex com. 3,4; L.M.C. 3,4; Student Council. FAVORITE SAYING: “Censored” AMBITION: To be a millionaire playboy. PASTIME: Being with the boys and getting into trouble. JANET KAY PRIBBLE “Thelma” GAA 1,2,3; NHS 3,4; FC 1.2; PC 1,2; S.C. 1,2.3; Sr. play 4; Jr. play 3; YB 4; NP 3. FAVORITE SAYING. “Hi kids.” AMBITION: To go on to college. PASTIME: Hiding from C D’s, Sing Out. and working at the Hut. SHARON LOUISE ROGERS “Sharie” NHS 3.4; NP 4; PC I; L.C. 3. FAVORITE SAYING: “Hot Dang” AMBITION: To find a job. a man, and settle down. PASTIME: Hiding from C.D.’s and teasing sleepy Jimmy Dale. BILLY RAY PEARSON. JR. “Greek” BAA 3,4; Jr. play 3. FAVORITE SAYING: “Sure I don't. AMBITION: To become a carpenter. PASTIME: Hunting, horse back riding, and getting into trouble. GARY WAYNE SCHAEFER “ShafT BAA 3.4; S.C. 3; Ex com. 4; L.M.C. 3. FAVORITE SAYING: “I wish I was, what I was, when I wished what I am now.” AMBITION: To be an all-around good kid. PASTIME: Trapping and hunting and slaying out of trouble. 39 VICKI KAY SEILHYMHR “Harvey” FAVORITE SAYING: “Do me a favor and drop dead.” AMBITION: To do good in everything I attempt. PASTIME: Bowling, sports and just having fun. STEVEN MARK SLIVA “Spit” FB 1.2,3,4; BB 1,2,3,4; Base B 3.4; T 1.2,3,4; BAA 3,4; YB 4; NP 3; FC 1,2; B 2.3,4: PC 4; Ex com. 4; L.M.C. 3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “If you're lucky, you'll see me tomorrow.” AMBITION: To be a history teacher and coach. PASTIM E: Collecting pens and helping K.D. at the pool. TERESA MAE SLOAN “Tresa” GAA I; NHS 4; SPC 1,2.3,4;B 1,2,3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh my goodness!” AMBITION: To help the helpless and become what God wants me to be. PASTIME: Christian fellowship and music and driving VW. BRENDA KAY SMITH Smythe” GAA 1.3; NHS 3,4; YB 4; SPC 1,2,3.4; B 1,2; PC 1; Ex com. 3; C.C. 1; P.P. 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, honestly!” AMBITION: To lead a happy Christian life and study Spanish. PASTIME: S.O.V.C.. riding in and driving a grey MG. STEVE GORDON STAR WALT “Steve” T 1,2,3,4; BAA 3,4; L.M.C. 4 FAVORITE SAYING: “Beep! Beep!'' AMBITION: To be good at what ever I may do. PASTIME: Loafing. MIKE SNIDER FB 1,2.3,4; BB 1,2,3,4; T 1,-2,3.4; BAA 3,4; NP 3; B 1,2,3,4; PC 4; Class pres. 1; Class vice pres. 4; Class treas. 2,3; L.M.C. 1,2,3,4; St. C. 2.3,4. PASTIME: Hunting and Fishing. 40 LE MOYNE STEPHEN BB 2,3; FC 1; B 1.2; S.C. 1.2.3. AMBITION: To become a hard hat and shoot hippies. PASTIME: Breaking engine mounts. LANA KAY SUTTON “Bird” PC 1.2.3; C 1.2,3.4; Jr. play 3; L.C. 3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh my gosh.” AMBITION: To become successful as a housewife and anything else I do. PASTIME: Reading, being with Curt, and listening to his tapes. JANINA M. TARAN “Jan” GAA I; YB 4; SPC 1.2.3.4; PC 1,2; Homecoming Queen 4 FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh sugar.” AMBITION: To have a successful and happy life. PASTIME: Hiding from the C.D.’s. GREGORY ALLEN TAYLOR Greg” NHS 3.4; SPC 1,2; SC 1. FAVORITE SAYING. “That’s life, love it or leave it. AMBITION: To become a computer programmer and operator. PASTIME: Reading. DANNY THOMEN S.S. BAA 3,4; YB 4; FC 1,3; B 1.2.3,4; ex com. 3; Jr. play 3. AMBITION: To become a great architect and live in Wisconsin. PASTIME: Hiding from the C.D.’s. GARY ALLEN TIBBS “Gary” FB 1,2,3; BB 1,2; Base B 3; W 3.4; XC 4; T 1,2,3.4; BAA 4,5; NHS 3,4; L.M.C. 2,3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “May you be attacked by one thousand rabid alligators. AMBITION: To become a successful physician and learn how to spell neumonia. PASTIME: Running up and down alleys getting away from C.D.’s. 41 WIL TIMKO “Wild Willy” FB 1,2; BB 1; T 1,2.4; BAA 4; YB 4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Far-out.” AMBITION: Professional photographer. PASTIME: Photographing interesting subjects. THERESA ANN TINTORRI “Tracy” FC 1; C I. FAVORITE SAYING: “Go kick a bucket.” AMBITION: To enjoy life. PASTIME: Reading, horse collecting, and daydreaming. DARLENE WARGO “Darlene” FHA 1; GAA 1,2; PC 3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “How do I know? AMBITION: To succeed in everything I do. PASTIME: AH kinds of sports. WILLIAM WARREN “Bill” FB 1,2; BB 1.2; T 1,2; FFA 1,2,3.4; BAA 4; YB 4; SPC 1.2; C.C. 1. AMBITION: To be a successful farmer and make a million dollars. PASTIME: Bowling and sitting at Marathon Service Station. ROYAL EDMOND WASHINGTON “Mouse Head” FB 1.2; BB I; W 3; T 1,3.4; BAA 4; FC 2; Jr. play 3; Pro. C 3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Nothin to it.” AMBITION: To get rich. PASTIME: Sports. JANET MARIE WENGLER “Jan” GAA I; NHS 3,4; SPC 1,2,3,4; PC 1,2; S.C. 2,3; Jr. play 3; Student council 1; YB 4; (Ed.) Illini Girls State; Sr. play 4; FFA 4. AMBITION: To make other people happy. PASTIME: Hiding from the C.D.’s, horses, and seeing a guy from RF. 42 CHRISTINA ANN W1LKUS “Tina” GAA 1,2,3; YB4;NP3;SPC 1; B 3; PC 1,2,3; M.J. 3. FAVORITE SAYING: “You guys, we’re in trouble again.” AMBITION: To make lot’s of money and to always be happy. PASTIME: Running around having fun, and being with Bruce. DALE K. WILLIAMS “Lt. Columbo” FB 1,2,3,4; BB 1,2,3,4; T 1,-2,3,4; YB 4; NP 3; B 1,2; L.M.C. 2,3,4. AMBITION: To kill the “chicken Heart”, and buy my dad a new house. PASTIME: Displaying my Championship “potential”. DEBRA WILSON “Wilson” FHA 1.2.3.4; GAA 1,2 4; NP 3.4; B 1,2,3; PC PC 1.2,3,4; C 4. , FAVORITE SAYIN what'd you say.” AMBITION: To do anything I do, and try a the best of it if I don’t PASTIME: Writing lei Low and riding around. ROBERT DEAN WILSON “Bobby Dean” W' 4; T 1,2,3,4; FFA 4; BAA 3; L.M.C. 2,3,4. AMBITION: To go to Alaska. PASTIME: Running around with Hod and Randy. CHERYL ANN WISE “Shiny” GAA 4; C 3,4,5; ex com. 3; Jr. play 3; L.C. 2,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “How should I know.’’ AMBITION: To succeed in everything I try to do. PASTIME: Swimming in the winter and being with that special someone. VIRGINIA WITHERSPOON “Jenny Bird” FHA 4; PC 4; C 1.2,3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: “Put off today what you can do tomorrow.” AMBITION: Marriage to a special guy and making him happy. PASTIME: Going to party’s and having fun with people I like. For SENIOR ACTIVITIES use the following abbreviations: SPORTS FB (Football) BB (Basketball) Base B (Baseball) W (Wrestling) XC (Cross country) T (Track) CL (Cheerleaders) CLUBS YB (Yearbook) NP (Newspaper) 44 Who said seniors weren't immortal! What went wrong? 45 SENIORS NOT PICTURED: STEVE BELL AMBITION: Get out of school. MICHEY D. CARRINGTON “Mick” FAVORITE SAYING: “Got a smoke.” AMBITION: To get back to Los Angeles. ROBERT RAY ELLIS “Cowboy Bob W 3.4 FAVORITE SAYING: “Really” AMBITION: To be a truck driver and have my own trucking service. PASTIME: Playing around with cars. MICHAEL AMGELO GUILIANI “Julie” FFA 1.2,3.4 FAVORITE SAYING: “Let it be.” AMBITION: Forestry Tech. GREGORY LEE PILKINGTON “Pilk” BB I: B 1.4 FAVORITE SAYING: “Actually. This is true,” AMBITION: To be a C.P.A. PASTIME: Sports. OFFICERS First row: D. Collom. Secretary; K. Dukes, Treasurer. Second row: M. Snider, Vice President; M. Cravens, President. ADVISORS Mrs. Smith Mr. Benjamin Mr. Hopson EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Top row: G. Tibbs, G. Emmert, M. Kestufskie. D. Thomen, S. Sliva. Bottom row: M. Deering. D. Clark. 46 N.H.S. SENIORS First row: Mary Mae Brooks, Dane Clark. Gary Fmmert, Beth Grider, Mark Henschen. Second row: Rick Johnson, Donna Jordan. Bruce Klink. Debra Kurykendall. Paula Martin. Third row: Jack Morrison, Paula Myers, Jim Pollman, Janet Pribble, Sharon Rogers. Fourth row; Teresa Sloan. Brenda Smith. Jan Taran, Greg Taylor, Gary Tibbs. Fifth row: Theresa Tintorri. Jan Wengler. 47 THOSE WERE THE DAYS g h 1 p q t j—Debi Myers k—Jan Taran I—Cinday Morrison m—Virginia Witherspoon n—Debbie Wilson o—Sharon Gilkison p—Donna Jordan q—Tina Wilkus r—Maxine Hudson s—Cheryl Wise t—Mary Deering u—Kathy Fazio v—Veronica Buyno w—Lou Ann Galyen x—Bridget Collom w x 49 )oir aAd VL G ro e cjlfcAjuo - (V ■Jr 6W Wt XsX X . V M'fh(oh IE 0 ---- 1 X s-x V 0aaA o UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS The Juniors have finally come through. With the arrival of the class rings they are officially upperclassmen. They are entrusted with more responsibility this year. They showed their ability by giving a lovely Junior-Senior From. They have also shown that they can follow in the footsteps of the Seniors. Diane Adkins Don Adkisson Wendy Baker Karen Beck Connie Bell Rick Biggs Jean Black Cheryl Boggess Don Boggess Jim Bowers Denise Boyden Glen Brent Kathy Brittingham Chris Collins Patsy Cook Mark Coons Crystal Deering Randy Deffenbaugh Cathy Dill Keith Doggett Julie Erickson Carol Ethridge Frank Fitzwater Gina Ford Karen Fratick Rick Gill Tom Gilliland Tom Gliechman Edna Gray Mike Grider Not Pictured: Mary Bedinger Judy Boen 54 Lou Ann Brook shier Ken Farrell Nancy Heiser Delbert Jeffers Monty Miller Bill Morefield Peggy Morgan Jennifer Gustiatus Ron Hagerman Tim Hart Randy Hepburn Cheryl Hesler Ron Hoffman Cathy Hogan Pat Holem Terry Hoskins Steve Hubbard Connie Jackson Mark Jackson Rhonda Jenkins Wayne Johnson Debby King Janice Kittel Roy Knight Kathy Kotcher Charles Lambert Dennis Lewis Mike Lewis Tony Lodis Dick Long Randy McDaniel Kim McDowell Andrea Mabry Randy Mariage Pat Meeker Cheryl Miethe Cathy Miller Mike Mills Steve Nigra Cindy Parke Kerry Parker Rick Parker Curt Pearman So Linden Pearson Paula Pearson Steve Pribble Vickie Pruitt Gordon Richards Steve Rhoden Sherry Richie Rosclla Rollins Cheryl Rose Bob Ross Debbie Sandy Cindy Sapp Mike Seilhymer Mike Silver Carol Smith Penny Smith Vickie Smith Bob Sprouls Elizabeth Staub Mike Taylor Connie Thompson Mike Thompson Randy Thornton Darryl Tintorri 58 59 SOPHOMORES This year the Sophomores enjoyed the great feeling of being one class older. They now have the Freshmen under them. As Sophomores, they still don’t have much to do but, they look forward to their future years as upperclassmen. Micky A cord Deanna Anderson Pam Becker Debbie Behm Jeanie Benjamin Mike Blagg John Bonomo Hugh Brooks Mike Buyno Toni Campbell Debbie Chambers Charles Collom Patsy Collom Tom Collom Karen Cook Randy Dalida Jack Dawson Sandy Dill Holly Dillon Linda Dowers Joanne Edmiston Laurie Ehrich Donald Elliott Jan Ellis Jim Fazio Marilyn Fitzwater Ruth Flowers Randy Ford Ellen Freeman Mike Galey 60 Class officers for the year are: President. Dennis Grant; Vice President. Gerry Robinson; Treasurer, Janet Silver; Secretary, Janet Morrison. Class advisors for the year are: Mr. Knight, Mr. Sammons, Mrs. Collins and Mr. Avenatti. Wow! Those Sophomores seem to be getting a big kick out of P.E. these days. 61 Pam Galycn Steve Galycn Nancy Gaisor Sandy Gilkison Steve Gill Steve Glatz Jim Gleichman Dennis Grant Pat Graves Larry Grider Katie Grissom Cindy Hamm Karla Harrold Jeff Hartman Carla Hathaway Crystal Haussy Carol Heiser Dennis Hernandez Sandy Hill Cathy Hinner Debbie Hoskins Rita Hoskins Mark Humphrey Jim Humrichous Terry Hurst Pam Jordan Richard Kern Kim Lamar Mark Learnard Bill Long Howard Long Craig Lyday Sally McDowell Ronnie McMasters Jo Ellen Martin Marion Miller 62 Kevin Moore Janet Morrison Mary Morrison Julie Mullins David Myers Glenna Neubert Sean O'Laughlin Kim Peters Kim Phelps Doug Pribble Lee Ann Quirk Sandy Reynolds Jim Rienbolt Gerri Robinson Roy Rogers Sue Ruble Steve Shotts Janet Silver Angela Smith Diana Smith Tim Snack Terri Snyder Randy Snyder Julie Sprouts Ron Stewart Anna Thompson Steve Tucker Vicki Walker Adrian Washington David Williams Aleta Wise Don Witherspoon Perry Wolfe Theresa Boggess Robert Glidewell Steve Lanham Chuck Mills Brian Morris Chuck Redmond 64 65 FRESHMEN The Freshmen class entered High School as a class of “Greenhorns. After the Seniors and the Juniors broke them in, into the “hang of things, they started finding the way by themselves. They now look forward to being Sophomores and becoming more active members of the student body. Rick Alexander Debbie Ankrum Terry Baird Lori Baker George Bardell Charles Beck Judy Becker Sherry Becker Steve Bianchetta Becky Biggs Barbee Bildilli Jamie Black Dennis Boggess Paula Boggess Bill Bonebrake Tom Brim Ann Buyno Denise Campbell Roger Carrigan Karen Chrisman Cathy Collom David Collom Greg Cornwell Tina Cross Mark Daulton Melinda Dempsey Susan Dill John Donaldson Robin Dukes Donna Estes Freshmen not pictured: George Kult 66 i Freshmen, Meet Mr. Sammons!! Gee. all I said was . . . Class officers for the year are: President, Steve Grider; Vice President, Brian Rhoden; Treasurer, Steve Bianchetta; Secretary, Susan Dill. Class advisors for the year are: Mr. Mills, Mr. Wilson, Mr. R. Smith, and Mr. Swartz 67 Charles Fratick Tracey Galyen Terri Gill Nancy Glatz Steve Grider Dennis Hammond James Harris Brian Hart Richard Hart Greg Hesler James Holem James Holman John Hoskins Robin Hoskins Tim Hurst Glenda Ingram Laura Jackson Gary Jackson Steve Jordan Jim Julian Joe Julian George King Mary King Nancy Kittel Brian Klink Jean Kozak Jerry Kuyrkendall Jeff Lewis Steve Lodis Sam Lyday Carole Lynch Larry Miller Terry Mills Wilbur Moody Paula Nale Judy Osborne Kim Parke Lynn Parsons Bonita Patterson Cindy Pearson Dana Pearson Cindy Pcalman 68 69 Diana Pierce Randy Pollitt Don Potter Brian Rhoden Jeff Richards Larry Rollins David Ross Carl Rossiter Kathy Sandy Tim Serd Rodney Silver Cynthia Sloan Annette Smith Dennis Smith Nancy Smith Steve Smith Cheryl Snyder Shari Sprouls Jeanette Stark Sherry Stephenson Brenda Stewart Kenneth Stingly Ginger Taran Sheri Tolen Henry Thompson Larry Thompson Rebecca Tibbs Jay Tucker Ken Tuel George Turman Sara Vice Robert Walker Tina Wallace Kevin Weaver Steve Wheeler Carol Williams Cindy Wilson Mike Wilson Brad Wimselt Suzy Winland Dennis Winslow Ron Witherspoon 70 71 ACTIVITIES The twirlers gave a spectacular fire-baton routine and the Pom Pon Girls, a new unit, gave their first performance. They also performed during half times at football and basketball games. x. ' Vr - . . . JUNIORS PLACE FIRST IN FLOAT COMPETITION “What You See is What You Get” was the theme of the Juniors’ float. They really worked hard and their efforts were rewarded with their win. The Sophs worked hard and received 2nd place for their “Buffalo Power.” The Srs. used “It’s a Raid as their theme and had the huge raid can that really worked! The Freshmen worked hard on their first float and took 3rd place, but no picture was available. 78 BUFFS STOMP WILDCATS The Homecoming crowd cheered the mighty Buffs on to a 62-0 victory over the Clinton Wildcats. The Buffs put everything together and just couldn’t be stopped! 79 MISS JANINA TARAN 1971-72 HOMECOMING QUEEN Received her crown from retiring queen Miss Cindy Hart during the half time of the Clinton-Georgetown Homecoming football game. Miss Jan Taran reigned over the victory dance at the Georgetown Junior High Gym. 80 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS MYSTERY, MAYHEM, AND MURDER The Junior Class presented Mystery, Mayhem, and Murder as the play for this year. The play centers around Mr. and Mrs. Brighton who move from their city home to their country home. Soon, strange things start happening. Their daughter, Wendy, is knocked unconscious, shots are heard, lights keep going on and off and henpecked Mr. Brighton is kidnapped. Vern Early, super sleuth”, arrives to investigate but does not reveal his profession. He finally discovers that Graham Dawson, an old beau of Wendy, is blackmailing her and has received quite a large sum of money. The very enjoyable mystery-comedy by Jed Parish. CAST Mrs. Brighton ..... Mr. Brighton....... Wendy Brighton ... Vern Early......... Edda Pie........... Roxy Roth.......... Diane Brisbane Graham Dawson ... Serena Vigilante ... Don Overton ....... Jobyna ............ Directors: Mrs. Bredholt Mrs. Collins Student Directors: Connie Thompson Jim Bowers ....Jean Black Randy Thornton .. .Cheryl Hesler Gordon Richards ....Edna Gray .. . Wendy Baker Christine Collins . Linden Pearson .... Karen Beck . . Bill Morefield . Terry Williams 82 SWEETHEART DANCE The Sweetheart Dance, put on by GAA and Spanish club, was a dance of love and happiness. The ball was highlighted by the music featured by “PLUSH”. The theme “Love Is Forever” made the proper mood for all of the couples who were in love on that special night. Pam Dill, Sweetheart Queen, escort Roger Strubinger reigned over the dance. Standing: Elizabeth Staub escorted by Randy Wargo; Cindy Pearson escorted by Randy Snyder; Gerri Robinson escorted by Linden Pearson; Suzie Winland escorted by Mark Cravens; Jo Ellen Martin escorted by Randy Mariage; Beth Grider escorted by Gene Kern. 83 Sharon Gilkinson. Cordell Laster. Debbie Maskel. Debra Kuyrkendall, Beth Grider. Diane Kozak, Bob Jackson. Charlotte McNecse, Bridget Mike Silver. Janet Pribble. Gene Kern. Jan Wengler, Cindy Morrison, Collom. SENIOR CLASS PLAY This year, the Senior Play was about a guidance counselor Mr. Warren, and his problems when a guidance counselor Miss Gardner moves into his office and starts taking over his job. A large sum of money ends up stolen and one of the students gets accused and suspended by the woman principal. The money is finally found and everything is forgiven. The man guidance counselor ends up Principal. The name of the play was Lock, Stock, and Lipstick. Not all of the jobs are glamorous as shown by Sharon Gilkinson. “Look buster, don't pull that two-bit Napoleon act with me. 84 Planning is an important part of a production. 85 Prom King and Queen Candidates: Paula Martin. Don Boland. Debbie Hepburn, Janet Pribble. Dennis Daulton. Grant. Mike Snider, last year's king and queen Virginia Bell and Larry COLOUR MY WORLD . . . was a prom night we'll never forget. After a delicious dinner we all went into the ballroom to dance. Our lovely queen and her handsome king reigned over the dance with majestic royalty. It was truly a romantic evening for all the G.H.S. couples. 86 The band for prom was Amerika Incorporated . The couples enjoyed the swinging music of the band. After they all got up to dance, the floor space became quite small. There was a post-prom that ran into very early the next morning. I think everyone will agree that the 1971-72 prom is one we can give the Juniors credit for. 87 SCIENCE FAIR is becoming a very important event each year at Georgetown as this year the projects covered the whole floor and stage of the Jr. High Gym. On this page you see most of the high school events entered. The OUTSTANDING PROJECT award went to Donna Jordan with her project. Regeneration of Vital Parts. FI RST PLACE winners were, left. Dane Clark and his X-ray Machine and Bruce Klink with his project. Effect of Light Quality on Phototrophism. SECOND PLACE went to; Tom Gleichman and Regeneration of Silver and The Effects of Bacteria on Oil; and below to the left, Randy Plant Tissue; Glen Brent and The Effects of Phosphate Pollution on an Mariage, Curt Pearman and Bob Sprouls and Mouse Behavior. Aquatic Ecosystem; Linden Pearson and Magnetotrophism; Rodney THIRD PLACE was given to Richard Kern and The Effects of Salt Water on Seeds; and Mark Leanard and John Donaldson and Feathers: Their Form and Function. 88 ASSEMBLIES at school this year started off with a bang as most students sat in awe and listened to two baseball players tell about the dangers of drugs. The F-'FA put on a very good assembly during FFA week and used this time to dedicate the Denis McKinney Memorial. The National Flonor Society also had an assembly to initiate the new members and honor the old. It was fun to find out how sounds come about and what distinguishes music from noise. Finally, a ventriloquist fascinated everyone with his voice throwing and dummy. 89 ORGANIZATIONS First row: G. Cornwell. R. Silver. Second row: M. Learnard, G. Taran. Tintorri, G. Richards. C. Smith. Fourth row: P. Myers. J. Pollman. L. J. Ellis, J. Benjamin. T. Hurst. Third row: T. Gilliland. J. Bowers. D. Galyen. M. Henschcn, M. Snider, D. Grant. Mr. Scott, Advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is moving forward each year in its efforts to represent the student body. The Council acted this year on: Homecoming, 3 assemblies, student exchange program, gave a movie “Chisum”, 3 dances, and held Honors Day. We thank the Student Council for all their efforts. 92 OFFICERS L. Galyen — Secretary, M. Snider—President, M. Henschen—V. President. P. Myers—Treasurer. 93 First row: D. Tintorri. S. Rogers. M. Henschen, J. Pollman, B. Grider, M. Lewis. Second row: B. Klink. D. Kuyrkendall. J. Pribble, P. Martin, J. Wengler, G. Tibbs. Third row: B. Smith, R. Jenkins, L. Pearson, D. Jordon, C. Smith, D. Clark. Fourth row: T. Sloan, P. Myers, G. Brent. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY again sponsored the donkey basketball game. The FFA boys and teachers gave a great show on horsemanship that everyone enjoyed. A Christmas locker decoration and raffle put everyone in the Christmas spirit and a family was surprised with the N.H.S. Christmas basket. The initiation procedure was completely different and new and much more effective than in past years. The tea and party for the initiates and provisional members were enjoyed by all. This year’s N.F1.S. scholarship winner was Mike Cravens. 94 J. Wcngler, President, D. Kuyrkendall, Vice President, P. Martin, Secretary, J. Pribble, Treasurer. 95 YEARBOOK STAFF—1972 EDITORS: Jan Wengler Mark Henschen SPORTS EDITOR: Steve Sliva AD MANAGER: Janet Pribble CONCESSION MANAGERS: Tina Wilkus Debbie Wilson CIRCULATION MANAGER: Mary Mae Brooks LAYOUT WORKERS: Jan Taran Paula Myers Don Graves Cordell Laster TYPISTS: Debi Myers Lou Ann Galyen Jodi Brown Kathy Fazio COPY WRITERS: Cindy Morrison Beth Grider Bill Warren TREASURER: Donna Jordan CALENDAR: Brenda Smith PHOTOGRAPHERS: Danny Thomen Debra Kuyrkendall Wil Timko ARTIST: Diane Kozak ADVISOR: Mr. Horlander Working at the Basketball games in the concession stand was part of each member's responsibility; but it was a lot of fun also 96 Editor, Jan Wengler; Sports Editor. Steve Editing is the most important part of Sliva; Editor Mark Henschen. producing a Yearbook. Circulation Manager, Mary Brooks and Treasurer, Donna Jordan. Laying out pages are Cordell Laster and Don Grant. Typing was done by Lou Ann Galyen. Debbie Myers, Kathy Fazio, and Jodi Brown. Activities Editor Brenda Smith look on as Bill Warren and Cindy Morrison proofread. Jan Pribble, Ad Manager watches as Diane Keeping the pop machine filled was a job for Kozak draws an artwork for the Yearbook. Rick Johnson. Group meetings arc an important part of planning. 97 First row: S. Grider. D. Elliott. T. Hart. S. Rhoden. R. Hart, D. Collom, D. Maskel. R. Jackson, B. Warren, B. Long, M. Coons. Second row: I). Long, K. McDowell, S. Lodis, B. Hart, R. Hepburn, J. Kuyrkendall, M. Thompson, M. Jackson. D. Witherspoon, M. Seilyhmer, K. Dogget. Third row: C. Lambert. D. Smith, J. Gordon, D. Hamand. L. Thompson. G. Jackson. C. Beck. G. Hesler, M. Grider. Fourth row: M. Learnard. B. Rhoden, D. Williams. D. Jordan, J. Wengler, K. Weaver. P. Wolfe, S. Hubbard, C. Bomgardner, S. O'Laughlin, C. Mills. F.F.A. Georgetown FFA Chapter Has Busy Year: The Georgetown Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has had an extremely active year. A new idea, the chapter pork chop barbecue was a tremendous success. The chapter sponsored the Community Christmas parade and Santa House and entered a float in the parade. The noodle sale was a success. FFA week activities included sponsorship of the first annual section 18 greenhand parliamentary contest, presentation of the lady teachers with a corsage, a coffee and homemade pie party for all teachers, an all school assembly and a dance. The chapter served as chairman for the Georgetown Community Heart Fund Drive. The chapter won the parliamentary procedure contest and received 7 FFA foundation awards. Chapter sophomore, Mark Learnard, won the section 18 public speaking contest. Chapter Officers for the Year: President: Gary Emmert Vice President: Randy Devore Secretary: Steve Rhoden Treasurer: Bill Warren Reporter: Dan Collom Sentinel: Mark Jackson Chaplain: Dick Long Parliamentarian: Randy Jackson Debbie Maskel served the chapter as its sweetheart and Julie Grider was selected as honorary chapter sweetheart. Tom Grider and Norma Emmert were selected honorary chapter farmers for the year. The Georgetown chapter has dedicated itself to its community and the service of that community. The chapter hopes that its activities have helped to make Georgetown a better community. 98 First row: Dan Collom. Reporter: Deb Maskel, FFA Sweetheart; and Bill Warren. Treasurer. Second row: Mark Jackson, Sentinel; Dick Long. Chaplain; Randy Jackson. Parliamentarian; and Steve Rhoden. Secretary. Not Pictured: Gary Fmmert. President; and Randy Devore, Vice President. FOUNDATION AWARD WINNERS: Bill Warren. Soybean Production; Steve Hubbard. Beautification; Clyde Bomgardner, Crop Specialty; Mark Coons. Poultry Production. Not Pictured: Richard Osborne, Agricultural Electrification; Mark Learnard, Prepared Speaking; and Georgetown Chapter. Chapter Safety and Parliamentary Procedure. 99 First row: P. Becker, B. Bilidilli, G. Cornwell, J. Holem, S. Bianchiatla. Second row: J. Taran, D. Pierce, D. Estes, N. Glatz, C. Pearson, J. Silver. K. Hogan, T. Williams. P. Myers. Third row: J. Wengler, J. Hoskins, T. Sloan, R. Silver, N. Kittel. J. Edminston, C. Hesler, B. Smith. Fourth row: L. Smith, Advisor. D. King. B. Klink, K. Lamar, B. Klink, G. Nuebert, L. Pearson, C. Heiser. A. Thompson. Fifth row: J. Martin, J. Black, J. Richards. R. Pollit, C. Hiner, J. Ellis. SPANISH CLUB Mrs. Smith, Advisor; Paula Myers. Vice President; Cathy Hiner. Co-Treasurer; Brenda Smith, President; Jan Taran—Secretary. Not in picture: Beth Grider, Co-Treasurer. 100 The annual Spanish Club supper and initiation was held on November 9. The Seniors took charge of the meeting, preparing the food, providing a skit for entertainment, and initiating 14 members. A movie on Spain was also shown. On February 12, the Spanish Club co-sponsored the annual Sweetheart Dance with the GAA. Candidates were elected from both clubs, and Pam Dill was crowned the Sweetheart Queen. They also had a foreign student this year from Brazil—Paulo Villores de Oliveira—who stayed with the Lloyd King family. Debbie King will be going abroad this summer representing G.H.S. 101 First row: C. Snyder. K. Fralick, T. Campbell. D. Behm, S. Dill. L. Baker. B. Patterson, R. Jenkins. Second row: V. Taylor. D. King. P. Collom. H. Dillon. A. Smith. D. Smith. M. King, M. Taylor, S. Smith. J. Julian. E. Grey. Third row: C. Deering. C. Smith. P. Boggess. J Sprouls. G. Taran, C. Boggess, S. Dill. T. Brim. C. Bell, P. Smith, J Harris, D. Boyden, C. Fratick, Mr. Trahan. FRENCH CLUB GOES TO FRANCE French Club sponsored a very successful Sadie Hawkins Day and Sadie Hawkins Dance this year. A picnic was also held at Turkey Run State Park in Indiana. The Club is also planning a French Banquet in the fall where they will sample french cooking. Some of the members of the French Club took a trip to France during Easter vacation with Mr. Trahan. The students earned most of their money for the trip at car washes, bake sales and etc. The trip was enjoyed by everyone. OFFICERS Cheryl Boggess, Secretary Karen Fratick, President Edna Grey, Treasurer Rhonda Jenkins, Vice President 102 103 First row: J. Brown, K. Galyen, D. Wilson, C. Haussy, C. Miller, N. Smith. P. Holem, R. Kern. G. Neubert, P. Everett, B. Morris, D. Glatz. Second row: D. Jordan, T. Campbell, V. Smith, C. Jackson, L. Maskel. Mr. Hopson, advisor. Ehrich, K. Peters, H. Dillon. M. King. Third row: M. Henschen, C. NEWSPAPER The newspaper staff organized in November of this year, the first edition of the BUFFALO NICKEL was printed in December. Since then three more issues have been printed. The entire staff put in a lot of time and effort, but special mention should be made of Carol Smith and Pat Holem who worked “extra special hard,” and Linda Dowers was the top ad sales girl. Plans are already being made for next year. There will be a weekly supplement and every month a special news issue. 104 PEP CLUB First row: N. Glatz, D. Ankrum. V. Pruitt, K. Kotcher, E. Staub, B. Patterson, C. Pearson, S. McDowell, G. Robinson, N. Heiser, D. Maskel. P. Dill, J. Kittell, J. Erickson. J. Black, J. Martin. J. Silver. N. Kitlell. Second row: J. Becker, L. Baker. T. Gill, P. Everett. K. Dill, K. Beck. R. Biggs, D. Boyden, D. KuyrkendaJl. V. Smith. C. Jackson. T. Williams. C. Smith, C. Collom, J. Stark. J. Weaver, S. Sliva. M. Snider, S. Gill. Third row: T. Campbell. R. Hoskins. J. Sprouls, D. Smith, P. Smith, R. Verkler, A. Smith, J. Dillon, A. Mabry, K. Fratick, M. Weaver, C. Thompson, C. Hesler, C. Pearman, S. Pribble, P. Myers, T. Lodis. R. Mariage, J. Gleichman. Fourth row: S. Richie. S. Winland. T. Snider. C. Heiser. L. Grider. A. Thompson. G. Neubert, C. Haussy, L. Dowers. M. Morrison, N. Gaisor. M. Miller, K. Grissom. P. Jordan. A. Wise. L. Quirk, J. Edmiston. B. Sprouls. D. Long. Fifth row: S. Dill. A. Smith. T. Wallace. J. Ellis, C. Hinncr. E. Freeman, L. Ehrich. K. Harrold. S. Tolen, B. Tibbs, J. Brown, P. Martin, E. Gray, J. Gustiatus. P. Galyen. Sixth row: R. Dalida. S. Stephenson. H. Brooks, C. Williams, B. Biggs. J. Black. C. Campbell. S. Sprouls, C. Snider, S. Gilkison, S. Hill. D. Anderson. D. Behm, C. Deering, M. Deering, M. Weaver. Seventh row: W. Baker, C. Collom. P. Meeker, S. Reynolds, D. Hoskins, K. LaMar, C. Hathaway, G. Ingram, C. Wilson, L. Parsons, P. Galyen, C. Hamm. PEP CLUB BACKS THE BUFFS This year, pep club came out strong with 100 members. They yelled their spirit to the team along with the band, at football and basketball games. The club has showed us the spirit we needed for our glorious Buffs to come through. Mrs. Taylor, advisor. 105 FHA First row: C. Jackson. S. Gilkison, K. Grissom, S. Stephenson. Second Jenkins. P. Myers, P. Everett. C. Miller, C. Thompson. K. Dill. Mrs. row: P. Smith, V. Pruitt. D. Sandy. Third row: C. McNeese, R. Dixon, advisor. 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 106 To the left we see the Outstanding Senior as voted by the FHA membership. This years' winner was Peggy Everett. The award to the right is the Crisco Award, won by Debbie Sandy, for outstanding work in the organization. 107 UlM First row: M. Kestufskie, R. Johnson. J. Pollman, M. Snider. D. Morefield. J. Lewis, T. Snack. J. Reinbolt. Fourth row: R. Dalida, D. Boland. B. Klink, G. Tibbs. D. Nale. Second row: L. Pearson. M. Long. B. Wilson, B. Sprouls. C. Pearman, S. Pribble, R. Mariage, J. Mills. R. Knight. D. Clark. G. Brent, S. Sliva, H. Brooks, S. Slarwalt. Weaver. Third row: G. Richards, M. Henschen, M. Silver, D. Williams, C. LETTERMEN’S CLUB This years officers were: President. Mike Snider, Vice President. Terry Hoskins, Secretary, Gary Tibbs. 108 First row: S. Bianchiatta. D. Jordan, R Kern. Second row: C. Smith. Mr. Kulbartz, C. Pearman, B. Klink, J. Gliechman, .1. Fazio. B. R. Silver. B. Klink. G. Brent. J. Donaldson. R. Alexander. Third row: Morris. G. Cornwell. R. Mariage, M. Learnard. SCIENCE CLUB The highlight of the Science Club this year was the Science Fair where projects are judged as seen to the right. Here I.indy Pearsons’ project is being judged by Mr. Corbin. To the far right we see Donna Jordan and her outstanding project, Regeneration of Vital Parts. OFFICERS 110 Mr. Kubartz, Advisor; Bruce Klink. Vice-President; Dane Clark. President; Jim Fazio, Sec.-Treasurer. First row: C. Laster. T. Hoskins, D. Graves, H. Long. S. Greene, D. Knight, W. Timko, K. Parker. Third row: R. Dafenbaugh, B. Clark, R. Grant. W. Johnson, B. Morcficld, D. Dawson, S. Starwalt, S. Glatz, Mariage. M. Snider, D. Lewis. J. Pollman.G. Tibbs. M. Kestufskie, D. Mr. Hopson, advisor. Second row: S. Galyen, S. Pribblc, S. Pearson, Thomen. Fourth row: D. Long. J. Harrold, B. Jackson. G. Shafer. D. B. Sprouls, D. Boland, C. Pearman, M. Seilhymer. S. Cook. R. Nale. B. Pearson. B.A.A. grew into a much larger group this year. They had several evenings, after school, of basketball and softball. They had one or two projects that turned out well. PLANNING COMMITTEE R Mariage, President, M. Kestufskie, Vice President, G. Tibbs, Secretary-Treasurer, D. Nale, T. Lodis, D. Grant. in First row: J. Robinson, C. Hciser. S. McDowell. S. Reynolds. K. LaMar, C. Hamm, D. Hoskins, C. Hathaway, S. Hill, S. Richie. N. Heiser, S. Stephenson. B. Biggs, J. Black. C. Williams. Second row-: C. Hesler, C. Dill. K. Beck, S. Dill, K. Peters, J. Martin, J. Silver. B. Stewart, S. Becker, N. Kittell, B. Patterson, A. Smith. J. Stark. Third row: M. Bedinger. M. Miller, L. Ehrich. L.. Dowers, J. Morrison, D. Behm, J. Edminston, C. Hiner, G. Nuebert, T. Campbell, T. Gill, L. Barker, G. Taran, T. Wallace. Fourth row: E. Gray, C. Haussey, E. Staub, S. Gilkison, A. Thompson, J. Ellis, E. Greeman. J. Sprouls, D. Smith. K. Harrold, M. King, B. Bildilli, S. Tolen. Fifth row: R. Jenkins, V. Pruitt, P. Dill, D. Maskel, R. Verkler, C. Thompson, T. Snyder. D. Anderson, A. Wise, K. Grissom. D. Campbell, L. Quirk, P. Jordan, M. Dempsey, G. Ingram. T. Galyen. C. Wilson, L. Parsons. G.A.A. G.A.A. this year enjoyed activities including Softball. Volleyball, Soccer, Basketball, Trampoline, Gymnastics, Track, and Bowling. Mrs. Taylor instructs G.A.A. girls on the uneven parallel bars. 112 r D. King. H. Dillon, B. Stewart. K. Young. P. Holcm, C. Laster. B. Collom. N. Gaisor, Mrs. Steele, advisor, K. Galycn, P. Everett, C. Jackson. V. Smith, S. Vice. LIBRARY CLUB met and organized at its first meeting in September, 1971. The following officers were elected: Pres. Nancy Gaisor; Vice Pres. Holly Dillon; Sec. Richard Kern; Treas. Cordell Laster. The Club had one money-making project which was candy sales. In honor of NATIONAL LIBRARY WLEK, the Library and Projectionist Clubs went to Eastern Illinois University and Indiana State University where they were conducted on a tour of the respective libraries while the Projectionists were seeing the AV centers. The final club activity for the year will be the Projectionist and Library Clubs dinner on May 5 at the Redwood Inn, Danville. m First row: I Thompson. K. Weaver, J. Richards. J. Hartman. D. Long. Second row: H. Thompson. S. Glatz, C. Laster, W. Johnson, T. Hoskins. Third row: R. Biggs, R. Deffenbaugh, P. Wolfe. S. Green, K. Moore, S. Galycn. B. Morefield, H. Long. Fourth row: Mrs. Tintorri, Mrs. Steele. PROJECTIONIST CLUB met and organized at its meeting in Sept., 1971. The following officers were elected: Pres., Wayne Johnson; Vice Pres., Cordell Laster; Sec.. Steve Glatz; and Treas., Dennis Grant. The first semester the club sold bar candy to raise money. The second semester they sponsored the film “At War With the Army” which was shown in the library. On April 19 the Projectionist Club and Library Club went to Eastern III. University and Indiana State University Audiovisual centers where they were introduced to the operation of a more complicated audiovisual center. On this trip they were accompanied by Mrs. Tintorri. Library Aide. The club's final activity for the 1971-72 year will be a dinner with the Library Club at the Redwood Inn in Danville on May 5. 115 GHS BAND First row: S. Reynolds, C. Miner. B. Tibbs. Second row: J. Edminston, K. Peters, R. Flowers, R. Hoskins, C. Hesler. T. Gilliland. K. Weaver, T. Snack. Third row: C. Morrison, C. Haussy, M. King, P. Johnson, R. Silver. Fourth row: J. Silver. T. Williams. C. Thompson, C. Hathaway. Standing: Mr. Elder, Director, M. Snider, S. Tucker, G. Cornwell, J. Tucker, D. Grant. Crystal Haussy Cheryl Hesler Terry Williams TWIRLERS 116 First row: T. Sloan. J. Morrison. N. Smith. Second row: D. Maskel, B. Bildilli. D. Behm. D. Smith. Third row: M. Mills. M. Henschen. M. Lewis. S. Sliva, B Sprouls. J. Martin. J. F.llis, J. Lewis, H. Brooks. M. Silver. Fourth row: K. Beck. D. Thomen. Standing: G. Ingram, A. Thompson. D. Grant. Connie Thompson Carla Flathaway The concert band began a new season in their new uniforms. They've had a very busy year and it's still not over. They participated in the County Music Festival again, gave their Christmas Concert, gave a special concert for the P.T.A., the Junior High, and the High School, and are now working towards the state Organizational Contest on April 15. Plans are already made for next year. The band is planning on a concert during fair week and practice each Tuesday night during the summer. MAJORETTES First row: D. Long. S. Glatz, D. Bruning, J. Richards. K. Galyen. D. C. Jackson. C. Dccring, P. Cook, C. McNcesc. Fourth row: P. Everett, Wilson. T. Galyen. H. Long. Second row: R. Kern. P. Holem, S. Hill, D. Dawson. C. Morefield. C. Laster, D. Maskel, K. Kotcher, M. M. Fitzwater, K. Harrold, C. Hamm. D. Hoskins, T. Tintorri. Third Hudson. Fifth row: C. Hammond, V. Buyno. D. Kuyrkendall, G. row: R. Hoskins, V. Witherspoon, D. Grant, S. Gilkison, M. Bedinger. Richards, D. Kozak, J. Harrold. M. Morrison. K. Cook. CHORUS This year the chorus had a full and prosperous year. They gave a Christmas Concert in December, and along with the band, gave special concerts to the P.T.A., the Junior High, and the High School. They are working towards State Organizational Contest on April 15. An awards concert is being planned for April, where awards will be given to the members. 118 First row: Jennifer Gustiatus. Second row: Sherry Richie, Paula Myers. Third row: Paula Martin, Vickie Pruitt. Fourth row: Brenda Smith, Melinda Weaver. POM PON GIRLS The 1971-72 school year witnessed the formation of a new organization at Georgetown High School. This was a new experience for Pom Pon advisor Colleen Williamson who contributed much of her time helping the girls. The Pom Pon girls are a group of Junior and Senior girls who perform dance routines at the half time of football and basketball games. It required a great deal of hard work but was well worth the effort. Their lively dances entertained the fans and did much to boost school spirit. 119 V SPORTS BUFFALO GRIDDERS go UNDEFEATED IN COUNTY Front row: M. Silver, D. Flernandez. H. Brooks, J. Gleichman, T. Snack, T. Gilliland. Second row: J. Lewis, manager, C. Collom, S. Rhoden. S. Sliva, R. Mariage, D. Nale, J. Pollman, D. Long, M. Henschen. Third row: Mr. Schwartz, assistant coach; Mr. Powell, head After a slow start, the Buffaloes “got it together and doubled the score on six opponents. The prediction for next year is a very strong team. Georgetown Opponent Bloomington Central 0 28 Herscher 0 12 N. Vermilion 42 0 Robinson 0 26 Clinton, Ind. 62 0 Hoopeston 35 14 Schlarman 48 8 Westville 35 18 Oakwood Record: 6-3 52 22 122 coach; C. Morcficld. R. Dalida. D. Boland, J. Humrichous, D. Williams, S. Pribble, M. Kestufskic, Mr. Mills, assistant coach; Mr. Sammons, assistant coach. Back row: J. Weaver, M. Seilhymer, B. Klink, L. Pearson, M. Snider, J. Harrold, L. Grider. OPPONENT GEORGETOWN First row: S. Gill. T. Mills. S. Glatz, P. Donaldson. Second row: B. Rhoden, D. Hernandez, W. Moody. S. Grider. T. Brim. H. Brooks, J. Lewis. Manager. Third row: Mr. Schwartz. Coach; J. Gleichman. L. Grider, J. Humerichous, R. Dalida, T. Collom, Mr. Sammons, Coach. Back row: B. Klink. T. Snack, C. Fratick. R. Silver, S. Tucker. North Vermilion 0 14 Paris 60 0 Weslville 14 6 Schlarman 8 0 Westville 28 0 Hoopeston 24 8 Oakwood 12 18 Record 2-5 JUNIOR VARSITY First row: G. Cornwell, J. Harris, B. Hart, T. Mills, R. Pollitt. P. Donaldson. Second row: B. Rhoden. S. Smith, D. Boggess, B. Klink, D. Ross, R. Carrigan. Third row: J. Lewis, Manager; C. Fratick. D. Hammond, G. King, R. Hart. R. Silver. Mr. Schwartz, Coach. Back row: K. Weaver. J. Richards. W. Moody, S. Grider, T. Brim. OPPONENT GEORGETOWN Westville — Paris 30 6 Catlin 12 8 East Park 30 0 South View 44 6 North Ridge 40 6 Oak wood 26 6 Record 1-6 123 FRESHMEN 124 DEFENSIVE ENDS: L. Pearson, S. Pribble, S. Sliva, M. Silver. DEFENSIVE INTERIOR LINEMEN: First row: C. Morefield, D. Nale, J. Harrold. Second row: D. Long, M. Seilhymer. OFFENSIVE ENDS BACKS: First row: S. Sliva. D. Boland, S. Rhoden. Second row: M. Henschen. D. Williams, M. Snider. LINE BACKERS: J. Weaver, J. Pollman, M. Kestufskie, T. Gilliland. DEFENSIVE BACKS: M. Henschen. S. Rhoden, M. Snider. OFFENSIVE INTERIOR LINEMEN: First row: M. Kestufskie, B Klink, D. Nale. Second row: R. Mariage, C. Morefield, J. Harrold. 125 CROSS COUNTRY First row: M. Learnard. D. Clark. R. Knight. G. Tibbs, S. Bianchctta. G. Brent. R. Stewart, J. Hartman. Second row: Mr. Kulbartz. coach; B. Sprouls. R. Hoffman. J. Rienbolt. J. Fazio. C. Redmond. R. Snyder. T. Gliechman. R. Ford. Brian Morris. OPPONHNT GEORGE Oakwood 18 40 St. Joe 39 21 N. Vermilion 18 45 St. Joe 32 23 Catlin 43 19 Rossville 35 23 Hoopeston 21 40 ABL 50 15 Chrisman 32 25 Bismark 30 29 St. Joe 47 16 Hoopeston 22 39 Bismark 27 28 Rankin 40 20 Paxton 21 34 Rantoul 16 45 Rossville 43 20 Bismark 35 22 Oakwood 23 33 Potomac District—13th Paxton Invitational—8th Bismark Invitational—8th County—6th 41 Record 12-8 19 First row: D. Clark, J. Hartman. R. Stewart, G. Brent. Second row: B. Sprouls, J. Jazio, J. Rienbolt, Mr. Kulbartz. 126 127 VARSITY S. Rhoden, R. Mariage, B. Sprouls, M. Kestufskie, D. Williams, D. Daulton, C. Pearman, D. Boland, C. Redmond, M. Snider, S. Sliva. R. Johnson. 1971-72 SCHEDULE Georgetown-55 Catlin-60 Georgetown-37 Paris-61 Georgctown-47 Ridgcfarm-44 Georgetown-43 Westville-47 Georgetown-66 Schlarman-99 Georgetown-59 North Vermilion-57 Georgetown-76 Armstrong-59 Rossville Holiday Tournament Georgetown-60 Westville-74 Georgelown-68 Beecher-50 Georgetown-68 Oakwood-75 Georgetown-64 Chrisman-104 Georgetown-45 St. Joe Ogden-97 Georgetown-57 Oakwood-65 Georgelown-56 Bismarck-57 County Tournament Georgetown-70 Rossville-54 Georgetown-82 Oak wood-69 Georgetown-50 Jamaica-73 Georgetown-82 East Lynn-69 Georgetown-66 Hutsonvillc-65 Georgetown-57 Rossville-52 Georgelown-65 Hoopeston-68 Georgetown-63 Westville-73 Georgetown-74 Jamaica-90 Georgetown-77 Pine Village-74 Coaches Bill Wiggins (Varsity) and Tom Kulbartz (Junior Varsity) look over a play for an upcoming game. Class “A” Regional Tournament Georgetown-75 Catlin-56 Georgetown-77 Chrisman-89 JV SCORES J. Hartman, B. Klink, T. Snack, D. Boggcss, T. Collom, J. Reinbolt, J. Humrichous, R. Dalida. R. Snyder, W. Johnson, L. Pearson, H. Brooks. D. Hernandez. OPPONENT Catlin 31 Paris 68 Ridge Farm 40 Westvillc 52 Schlarman 73 N. Vermilion 37 Armstrong 31 Chrisman 65 St. Joe 64 Oakwood 63 East Lynn 47 Bismarck 67 Hutsonville 44 Rossville 64 Hoopeston 45 Westvillc 60 Jamaica 67 Pine Village 68 GEORGETOWN 49 60 51 47 60 42 55 92 53 38 57 58 61 59 62 62 45 61 ■r Front: J. Hoskins, mgr.; Coach Smith, D. Ross, mgr. Standing. G. Cornwell, D. Collom, S. Bianchiatta, K. Stingly, L. Rollins. C. Fratick, T. Hurst. R. Silver, M. Daulton, R. Brim, S. Jordan, J. Harris. R. Pollitt, B. Rhoden. FRESHMEN SCORES OPPONENT Westville 61 Schlarman 62 Bismarck 59 N. Vermilion 43 Jamaica 66 Chrisman 62 Hoopeston 68 Schlarman 72 Westville 55 Rossville 47 N. Vermilion 32 Covington 41 Chrisman 52 Hoopeston 56 Westville 72 Jamaica 38 Shiloh 26 Covington 32 GEORGETOWN 26 12 33 40 35 49 39 29 33 50 43 32 39 36 38 31 27 24 The ’71 -'72 basketball teams gave a good showing this year. The varsity with almost every starter back played excellently and captured second place in the county tourney. We hope that next year's Varsity has the same good season, or even better. This year's Junior Varsity ended with a 9-9 record. As a team they had both height and speed. The aggressiveness, with which they played most of their games, was at times fantastic. The freshman team only won 3 games this year, but the boys showed promise of next year and were eager to play. With the style that these boys have, the Junior Varsity should have a great season next year. 129 130 131 WRESTLING SQUAD IN ACTION Wrestling this year at GHS again proved to be very exciting as the team showed improvement. Two seniors, Claude Morefield and Gary Tibbs, made all county, with Morefield going undefeated in the 180 class. The outlook for next year is promising with many wrestlers returning. 132 First row: M. Taylor. D. Boggcss, S. Grider. H. Thompson, C. Mills, G. Turman. Second row: S. Howe. S. Hubbard. D. Long. L. Grider. D. Hammond. B. Morefield, M. Silver. K. Phelps. B. Clark. M. Seilhymer. Third row: Mr. Knight, coach; J. Donaldson, M. Learnard, D. Nale, G. Tibbs, C. Morefield, J. Harrold, J. Pollman. B. Wilson, D. Hernandez, J. Holem, T. Mills. Mr. Long, trainer. Head coach Denny J. Knight and trainer Dick Long. WRESTLING 1971-1972 OPPONENT GEORGET( Rossville 27 39 Bismarck 55 5 Cumberland 18 46 Oakwood 39 27 Bismarck 29 27 Catlin 30 36 Hoopeston 41 12 Wcstville 25 28 Catlin 18 30 Rossville 16 42 N. Vermilion 31 18 Clinton 33 30 Hoopeston 38 17 Cumberland 20 45 Record: 7-9 133 First row: J. Hartman. G. Brent. T. Gilliland. D. Hernandez, K. Weaver. J. Richards, J. Harris. T. Mills. B. Wilson. Second row: S. Galyen, M. Snider, I). Jeffers, C. Bonnell. C. Morefield. D. Boland. D. Williams, M. Dudley, R. Dalida, M. Silver. K. Dukes. M. Lewis. Third row: Mr. Knight, coach, G. King, manager. M. Wilson, M. Mills. J. Weaver. R. Johnson. C. Fratick. G. Tibbs, R. Silver, J. Glcichman. S. Sliva. B. Sprouls. B. Klink. Mr. Mills, coach, T. Brim, Mr. Wiggins, head coach. TRACK The track team was very successful this year. Mike Snider received a special award of being the “Most Valuable Player. This year the track team started something new, they had a night track meet with Westville. Next year there will be night track here at GHS. Next year's track team will have just as much ability as this year's did. We know it! 1972 SCHEDULE April 4 Schlarman. Westville H 6 Catlin. Ridgcfarm H 7 Jamaica, T 8 Rossville Carnival T II Oakwood, Potomac H 14 Bismarck H 18 Westville Relays T 20 Hoopeston H 22 Invitational H 25 Homer T 27 Hoopeston Relays T May 1 N. Vermilion, Oakwood H 6 County H 10 Frosh-Soph County H 134 135 137 HONORS DAY Academic, sports, and scholarship awards were presented to students on Honors Day. Bruce KI ink and Gary Tibbs were announced as valedictorian and salutatorian. Mrs. Taylor presented the GAA and cheerleading awards and Mrs. Dixon gave a special FHA award to Peggy Everette. The Ron Wise Memorial was presented to Dan Nale for his dedication to sports. The yearbook dedication was given to Mr. Horlander. The John Philip Sousa award was presented to Mike Snider by Mr. Elder. The S.A.R. and D.A.R. awards were presented to Brenda Smith and Mike Cravens by the American Legion of Georgetown. Dane Clark was presented a very high and special science award by Mr. Kulbartz. Mr. Wiggins, Mr. Kulbartz, and Mr. Knight presented Basketball, Wrestling, and Track awards. 138 139 CHEERLEADERS are the real spirit of G.H.S. They led us through wins and losses with the spirit the players needed. Nancy Heiser—Mascot Julie Erickson Deb. Maskel—Captain Jean Black Janice Kittel Pam Dill—Captain J V. Cheerleaders kept Sophs cheering; Jo Ellen Martin. Sally McDowell, Janet Silver. Gerri Robinson. The newly formed Freshman Cheerleaders boosted up the Frosh morale; Bonita Patterson, Nancy Kittel, Cindy Pearson. 140 141 V GRADUATION 144 146 147 FOR EVERY DAWN THERE IS A NEW BEGINNING The excitement of having your diploma meant throwing hats into the air and crying on your friend’s shoulder. You really find out, on the night of your graduation what your friends have meant to you. 148 149 CALENDAR 1971-72 1971-1972 YEARBOOK CALENDAR ’AUGUST 30 . . . It’s great to see everyone again; just hope we don’t melt in this heat! Welcome to G.H.S., Greenies! Those marked keys are lifesavers, huh Dale? 31 ... . I guess that rocks aren't organisms after all J. Pollman! ‘SEPTEMBER 1 . . . Did someone say there was a prairie wolf in study hall? 2 . . . The Band really got a workout today; I hear that some of them nearly fainted at practice! No wonder, with these high temperatures. 3 . . . Everyone is finally getting into the swing of things (right, Greenies?) Have a good time this weekend! 4 . . . French Club is still zapping in those car washes to make money for their trip to France next April. 6 . . . NO SCHOOL (Labor Day). The G.H.S. Band looked really sharp in the Westville Labor Day Parade (must be something to do with those new uniforms!). 7 . . . Class elections held today. Presidents are: M. Cravens, Sr.; J. Black, Jr.; D. Grant, So.; S. Grider, Fr. 10 . . . Girls got bruised heads from soccer balls today in P.E.! II... Football scrimmage game here. No one was surprised when the Varsity squad mowed their opponents down with a 79-6 victory! 13 . . . Senior Class meeting today. Newly elected executive committee consists of J. Pollman, M. Kestufskie, M. Cravens, G. Schaefer, S. Sliva, M. Deering, and Debbie Clark. Freshmen cheerleading tryouts. 14 . . . Magazine Sales representative on the scene to get the Juniors started selling subscriptions. 15 . . . CONGRATULATIONS! Freshmen cheerleaders are N. Kittell, B. Patterson, and C. Pearson. 17 . . . Ag and Welding classes took field trip to Power Show at Lafayette. Rumors were that D. Long got a little greedy with the donuts and pop on the ride back. Am I right? We sure do sock it to one another in our soccer games, don't we girls? What is the latest casualty count, Mrs. Taylor? At pep session the cheerleaders presented a skit about the twelve years of school sung to the tune of “The Twelve Days of Christmas . It was hilarious! 18 . . . First football game. Buffs put out a great effort but lost to the Bloomington “Saints . 20 . . . J.V. game at North Vermilion brought a Buff victory. 21 . . . Seniors officially opened the Student Lounge. (It will be open during lunch hours only; candy will be sold). 22 . . . Good news! Juniors proudly placed class rings on their fingers today. Feels good, huh? 23 . . . Underclass pictures taken. 24 . . . Pom Pon Tryouts held. Those chosen for this new organization at G.H.S. are: Seniors—P. Martin, B. Smith, P. Myers, M. Deering; Juniors—M. Weaver, V. Pruitt, S. Richie, and J. Gustiatus, L. Brookshire. Buffs play at Herscher tonight. 25 . . . G.H.S. Band traveled to North Western University to participate in their Band Day. 27 . . . J.V. lost game at Paris; I better not mention the score. 29 . . . Sophomores took their Drivers Exams. 30 . . . Parties and fun and tears as we said good-bye to Mrs. Pachciarz. Sorry to see her move away. 150 OCTOBER 1 . . . Buffs clobbered North Vermilion. Cheerleaders sponsored a dance after the game featuring “The Wyld Things . Did somebody get a little wet in the showers this morning. Janice. Julie Cheryl? 2 . . . Freshman game here with Southview; Band Nite was tonight, also. French students will be soaking their feet tonight after that walk to Paris, III. to raise money for the trip to Paris. France. 3 . . . Punt. Pass and Kick at Georgetown High. 4 . . . J.V. game here with Schlarman. NO SCHOOL County Teacher Workshop. 5 . . . Cross Country at Bismarck. Fun time for the Freshmen—they had their phy sicals today (did they all pass?). Band students chosen for District All State are M. Snider. T. Sloan, S. Reynolds, and D. Thomen. Heard you had a mishap in P.E.. B. Grider: how is your back? Candidates for Homecoming Queen are Seniors J. Taran. P. Dill, and M. Deering. Good Fuck!!! Homecoming attendants are: N. Heiser. Jr.; S. Dill, So.; D. Ankrum, Fr. CONGRATULATIONS!! 6 . . . Bobby-sox and red lipstick day for Senior girls (looked irresistible!). Student Council speeches. Air Force representatives gave aptitude tests to the Seniors: results will be known later. Classes began work on their Homecoming floats—there is a lot to be done. 7 . . . Cross Country at Paxton. The Yearbook Staff went out beating the bushes for advertisements and came back exhausted. 8 . . . School physicals. Freshmen received Booster shots. Buffs against Robinson (there). 9 . . . Freshman football at East Park. Marching Band Contest held at Westville (Hoopeston won for third straight year). F.F.A. Weiner Roast held at G. Emmert’s. 11 ... NO SCHOOL—Columbus Day. J.V. football here with Westville. 12 . . . Cross Country at Rossville. Student Council sponsored an assembly program about sound. Everyone wanted to stay and listen to the music longer. Work on the floats is getting quite frantic, right Seniors? 13 . . . There wasn't a very good turnout at the Fluoride Treatments (YUCH!). 14 . . . Cross Country at Oak wood. Pom Pon Girls made their debut in the Homecoming Parade. Juniors won first prize with their float. Sophs placed second, and Seniors, Freshmen tied for third. The gigantic bonfire prepared by the Senior boys resembled the Chicago fire. It got everyone warmed up. tho, while we showed our Buffalo Spirit. Afterwards, the Snake Dance. 15 . . . Spectacular victory at this 1971 Homecoming!!! We thank you. Buffs! Afterwards, everyone hurried over to the Homecoming Dance held at the Junior High Gym. (Music by Johnny Lew's Band.) CONGRATULATIONS, J. Taran, our 1971 Homecoming Queen! 16 . . . Freshman football here with North Ridge. P.T.A. Fun Nite and Supper at the High School. 18 . . . Psychology classes visited Pine Crest today. The kids gave'em a rough time on the playground; K. Dukes, Mike Cravens, and J. Pollman were attacked by the “little monsters . 22 . . . Varsity victory at Hoopeston. 25 . . . NO SCHOOL Veterans' Day. Good crowd showed up at the Donkey Basketball Game sponsored by National Honor Society. (A few bumps and bruises were received by the riders but the most damage was done to pride). 26 . . . Senior group pictures taken at Cherokee Hills Boy Scout Camp against a lovely background of trees and sky. 28 . . . Drugs assembly program with Jim Lefebvre and Joe Moeller of the Los Angeles Dodgers presenting information about drugs was really appreciated. The Junior High and sixth grade joined high students in the gym for the assembly. 29 . . . Varsity game at Schlarman. French Club Initiation held. 151 ♦NOVEMBER 1 . . . Wilbur Dickson talked to Seniors about Danville Junior College ESCROW program. 4 . . . South Section F.H.A. Fun Nite at Jamaica. 6 . . . The FFA Barbecue was a great success and the meal was delicious. Everyone was thrilled at the Buffalo triumph over the Westville Tigers. Welcome home, COAL BUCKET!! Also, parents of the players were honored at Mom Dad Nite. Spanish Club sponsored a cake raffle at the game; and N.H.S. put on a dance afterwards to celebrate the victory. 8 . . . J.V. football at Oakwood. F.H.A. Initiation. Enthusiastic students witnessed the presentation of the coal bucket at a special school assembly. It is great to have it back home again. Buffs!! 9 . . . Spanish Club Initiation was quite impressive and, of course, everyone relished the food (spicy tacos, polio con arroz, sangria . . .). Welcome to the club, new members! Seniors ordered their graduation announcements. 10 . . . Sophs vs. Greenies at the 1st annual “Gold Brick game. Congratulations, Sophs! 12. . . Super cool congrats to our mighty Buffs for a victorious end to the football' season! What a stampede on Oakwood! The season record is complete at 6-3. 13 . . . Badminton and table tennis tournaments began in girls' P.E. Playing in the All District Band at Illinois State today were T. Sloan, M. Snider, D. Thomen, S. Reynolds and J. Silver. 19 . . . G.H.S. Sports Banquet honoring Baseball, Football, and Cross Country Teams. Speaker for the evening was Tommy Mont. 22 . . . F.H.A. Tupperware Party. 23 . . . Buffs play first basketball game of the season at Catlin. 26 . . . Varsity basketball at Paris. Sighs of relief as Thanksgiving vacation begins. 27 . . . Wrestling at D.H.S. Invitational. 30 . . . Varsity basketball at Ridgefarm. ♦DECEMBER 1 . . . Wrestling here with Rossville. 2 . . . Wrestling here with Bismarck. Freshmen basketball here with Schlarman. 3 . . . Varsity basketball here with Westville. 4 . . . Wrestling at Cumberland. The Juniors, with the help of Mrs. Bredholt, presented their play entitled, “Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem . Good job. Juniors!! 6 . . . A 2:15 dismissal for teacher workshop. Electricity class went on field trip. 7 . . . Wrestling here with Oakwood. 10 . . . Georgetown students suffered through their school physicals. The G.H.S. Band presented a concert in the high school gym. II... Wrestling at Bismarck. French Club had a great turnout at the Sadie Hawkins Dance they sponsored at the Junior High gym. Band featured was “Beowolf . 13 . . . A 2:15 dismissal for teachers workshop. Parents’Nite at the High School; also, a scholarship information meeting was held for students and their parents (sponsored by the Guidance Dept.). 14 . . . Varsity basketball at Schlarman. Yearbook Staff is selling beautiful Christmas candles. N.H.S. is sponsoring a raffle in which they are raffling off S5.00 every day; also, they are sponsoring a Locker Contest for those best decorated for the Christmas season. 16 . . . Wrestling here with Catlin team. The F.H.A. spread some Christmas cheer with their caroling. 17 . . . G.H.S. Varsity home game played at North Vermilion; the band traveled there to perform. 18 . . . G.A.A. Christmas party held in the school cafeteria. Vocal concert at the Georgetown High Gym. Choral Christmas Concert at the Junior High Gym. Senior Class Christmas Party in cafeteria. 152 21 . . . Varsity basketball at Armstrong. Wrestling at Hoopeston. Home Ec field trip to Remole Mobile Homes. 22 . . . Freshman Christmas Party in the cafeteria. F.H.A. goes caroling again. 23 . . . Hurray! A 2:15 dismissal for Christmas vacation. Everyone have a jolly good time and enjoy it while it lasts! Wrestling here with Westville. 26-30 . . . Rossville Holiday Tournament. ♦JANUARY 2 . . . End of Christmas vacation. 3 . . . 2:15 dismissal. 4 . . . Wrestling at Oakwood. 7 . . . Varsity basketball at Chrisman. 8 . . . Varsity basketball here with St. Joseph-Ogden. 10 . . . Wrestling at Westville. A 2:15 dismissal. 11 . . . Varsity basketball at Oakwood. 13 . . . Wrestling at Catlin. 14 . . . Varsity basketball at Bismarck. 17 . . . A 2:15 dismissal. All American Red Heads Basketball sponsored by the Future Farmers of America. 18 . . . Wrestling at Rossville. 22 . . . The Senior Class dished out delicious chili at their 2nd Annual Chili Supper. Our mighty Buffaloes captured second place in the Vermilion County Basketball Tournament! 25 . . . Varsity basketball here with East Lynn. 26 . . . Student Council presented a movie in the auditorium entitled “Chisum starring John Wayne. Popcorn and candy were sold in the cafeteria. F.F.A. visited Shur-Gain Feed Company in Danville. 28 . . . Hutsonville game there. 29 . . . County Music Festival. ♦FEBRUARY 1 . . . Varsity game here with Rossville. 2 . . . Club pictures taken. 3 . . . Wrestling here with Hoopeston. 4 . . . Varsity game here with Hoopeston. 7 . . . Dismissal at 2:15. Fresh-Soph game here with Shiloh. 8 . . . Varsity basketball at Westville. 10 . . . Band members were taken to the Ice Capades at the Assembly Hall by school bus. 12 . . . Annual Sweetheart Dance sponsored by the Spanish Club and G.A. N,. this year. Music by “Plush” entertained all and Pam Dill was crowned Sweetheart Queen. 14 . . . Dismissal at 2:15. 15 . . . Varsity basketball here with Jamaica. 17 . . . Freshman game at Covington. Section F.H.A. Rally at Oakwood. The G.H.S. Band presented a Pop Concert, playing some of the more popular songs of today. 18 . . . Varsity game here with Pine Village. 19 . . . Auto Mechanics Classes sponsored a very successful car wash at the shop on Pine Street. Purpose was to raise money for a trip. 24 . . . Special F.F.A. Assembly today in the gym in accordance with National F.F.A. Week. Speaker was Dan Lehmann. Dedication of the Denis McKinney Memorial was part of the program. English IV classes went to DJC for a tour and sat in on some classes there. 25 . . . The F.F.A. sponsored a barnyard nursery and grade school children from around Vermilion County were bussed here to see the animals. In the evening, F.F.A. also had a dance in the cafeteria. 28 . . . Dismissal at 2:15. 153 MARCH 1 . . . Home Ec took a field trip to Lake View Hospital. 3 . . . An election judge presented an informative speech to the Seniors instructing them how to use the new ballot books. The Sophomores ordered their class rings today. 7 . . . Freshmen hearing tests. Juniors went to the Danville Library. 10 . . . Chemistry and Physics classes tood a field trip to the University of Illinois. 13 . . . We were all very sad to see Paulo Villares de Olivera, our exchange student from Brazil, leave to return home. It was great having him in our school and we hope he comes back some day. 14 . . . Student Council Assembly Program this afternoon featuring Clifford Guest, a ventriloquist. 15 . . . You better learn how to gel on and off the trampoline before you attempt to jump on it, N. Smith! 16 . . . Projectionist Club showed a movie in the library. 17 . . . National Honor Society Initiation presented a very impressive sight this afternoon; parents of initiates, members, and probationary members were guests at a tea afterwards. Congratulations, new members! 18 . . . French Club Rummage Sale. 19-25 . . . National F.H.A. Week. 21 . . . Psychology classes took a field trip to Lincoln State School; it was a very enlightening experience. 22 . . . Seniors voted on their class flower, colors, and motto. Report cards issued to students. 23,24 . . . Senior Class gave a great play, “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick . For some strange reason, everyone gasped at the way D. Maskel was made up for her part. 1 guess you better take extra care in the future when reading labels on spray cans, J. Pribble (“Heet is very hot!). Did you ever locate your contact lens in the library, D. Myers?!?!? Seniors ordered their caps and gowns. 28 . . . I did what is called “flipping your wig today in P.E. class, right, girls? The Band and Chorus went to the Junior High to give a concert. 31 . . . Good Friday—NO SCHOOL. ’APRIL I . . . April Fool's Day!! 3 . . . NO SCHOOL Easter Vacation. 4 . . . High School Track here with Schlarman Westville. 6 . . . High School Track here with Catlin. 7 . . . High School Track at Jamaica. 8 . . . High School Track at Rossville. Cheerleaders sponsored a car wash today. II . . . High School track here with Oakwood Potomac. 13 . . . Sophomores take achievement tests. Annual F.F.A. Banquet. 14 . . . High School Track here with Bismarck. The Junior Class sponsors a Penny Arcade to make money for Prom; it was a great success—no one wanted to miss the chance to throw pies at or dunk a teacher. There were games, prizes, food, and lots of fun! 15 . . . High School State Band and Chorus at Danville High School. 17 . . . Science and Psychology Classes take field trip to Chicago to visit the Museum of Science and Industry and the Aquarium. Everyone had a great time! 18 . . . High School Track—Westville Relays. 19 . . . The Juniors are busy selling photo cubes, Rex, coin purses, etc., to make money for Prom. 20 . . . High School Track here with Hoopeston. 22 . . . Prom was truly a night to remember; the theme was “Color My World , band featured was “America . We, the Senior Class, thank the Juniors for such a beautiful event. Congratulations, Debbie Grant and Mike Snider, our 1972 Prom Queen and King!! 25 . . . High School Track at Homer. 27 . . . High School Track at Hoopeston Relays. 154 28 . . . Anybody want to buy a slave? Seniors were sold today to the highest bidders to help finance their Senior trip. « v h y MAY 2 . . . Spring Concert at High School Gym. (Awards were presented at this time). 5 . . . Library and Projectionist Club Banquet at Redwood Inn. Also, National Honor Society members met at Forest Glen Preserve for a get-together and picnic. 6 . . . Vermilion County High School Track Meet here. Cheerleaders sponsored a car wash. 8 . . . High School District Baseball at Paris. 10 . . . High School County Frosh-Soph Meet here. 12 . . . Many honors were presented today at the Honors Program as parents and friends looked on. In afternoon. Seniors began commencement practice and slowly became restless as our last day of High School drew to a close. 14 . . . Baccalaureate Service at High School Gym. Speaker was Mr. Robert Benjamin; songs sung were “Amazing Grace and “I Believe”. 15-17 . . . Seniors relaxed and enjoyed the sun and water at Kalfran Lodge in Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri. It was a great way to end the school year!! Make the most of your last year at good ole G.H.S., Juniors; it goes so quickly! 18 . . . Graduation in High School Gym. Good-bye G.H.S.; thank you for the memories we take with us! Remember our motto. Seniors; “For Every Dawn There Is A New Beginning . (Happy Endings!!) Brenda K. Smith 155 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 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-24 hours a day 158 WARREN CONSTRUCTION Septic Tanks—Leach Fields Small Sewer Hook-ups Bulldozer—Grading—Backhoe Endloader Service Field Drains Water Ways Landscaping Contact: Larry Warren 662-8600 159 TOT. (Brest! ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITS CHECKING ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS CLUB LOANS FARM REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE COMMERCIAL PERSONAL AUTO MOBILE HOME f NATH ■ Geori NATIONAL BANK IN GEORGETOWN Georgetown. Illinois 61846 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES CASHIER'S CHECKS TRAVELERS CHECKS PERSONAL MONEY ORDERS BANK BY MAIL NIGHT DEPOSITORY DRIVE-IN BANKING Sender Moving (Jare FDIC 6MM MFOSft SMIM COMOUin 160 Westville Floral Boutique Flowers of Distinction First in Beauty and Quality 148 North State Street Westville, Illinois 61883 Phone 267-3220 Jim and Linda Mains, Owners The above pictures were taken at the Georgetown Floral before the fire. We, the Yearbook Staff, are sorry, but pictures of the new shop are not available at this time. 161 BURGOYNES FLOWER SHOP 804 North Main Street Georgetown, Illinois FTD cut Gold Metal cut 63 Years of Experience Pick up orders before 5:00 162 BIGGS MARATION STATION “Service Is Our Business” 399 N. Main Phone 2-2141 Manager Gordan Biggs Compliments and Best Wishes from LA SALETTE SEMINARY Olivet, Illinois 164 Burger Chef Family Restaurant “We Go All Out To Please You” 432 North Gilbert Danville, Illinois KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Danville Illinois 2711 North Vermilion Fwdfliiclitn' 205 North Hazel Compliments Of FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 503 Main Street Georgetown Orville Hubbartt Pastor FASHION CLEANER COIN LAUNDRY 615 North Main Georgetown, III. 662-6551 166 HOUGHTON FUNERAL HOME Georgetown, Illinois GLEICHMAN DRUG K. T. GLEICHMAN R.P.H. 662-8383 662-8284 Georgetown, Illinois HUNGRY—Follow the Arrow to the FRIENDLY CAFE 118 N. Main Georgetown, Illinois STANDARD STATION CORNER MAIN MILL ST. Georgetown, Illinois GILLILAND 167 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1972 from REPUBLIC PLASTICS DIVISION 220 N. Main Street Georgetown, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of “72” THE HUB Ron Galyen Owner BENETT LUMBER CO. 302 Mill Street Phone: 662-6821 Shoes—Dry Goods Ready-to-wear Headquarters for all Gym Wear FAZIO DEPT. STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE 168 U e M3DRESJ WOO TElEPMSHt -it+N. HUBERT 4434388 it’s the real thing Danville Coca-Cola Bottling Co. BARKMAN Tj used car I BARKMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO., INC. 107 WEST NORTH STREET DANVILLE, ILLINOIS Phone: 446-7760 SPRITZ JEWELERS 51 North Vermilion Street Danville, Illinois Phone 442-1500 169 Congratulations to the class of '72 THE CHRISMAN IGA B. C. CHRISTOPHER AND COMPANY DEALERS IN GRAIN, SEED AND FERTILIZER PHONE 662-2126 ADAM’S The Store Distinctive Chrisman, Illinois The Future Is Ours If We Dare 170 AMERICAN SAVINGS AND BLACK’S HARDWARE LOAN ASSOCIATION HARDWARE HOUSEWARES SPORTING GOODS TOYS Danville, Illinois 61832 24 East North Street Telephone 442-0270 GIFTS 620 N. GILBERT ST. Danville, Illinois CASTLE’S BUSINESS Owen G. 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Compliments of Rex Harris Realty 600 West West St. Georgetown, Illinois Phone: 622-8002 Compliments of Green, Lowenstein And Brim 107 N. Main Street Georgetown, Illinois Compliments of CARROLL’S WESTERN AUTO Georgetown, III. HERBERT BOUTON SON Feed—Seed—Salt Georgetown, Illinois Phone: 217-662-6881 DENNY’S BAKERY RESTAURANT 148 N. State Westville, III. Wedding Anniv. Birthday’s DUNN’S STANDARD It’s done right at Dunn’s “for Goodness Sake’s Try Denny Cakes, Too Buitifull to Georgetown, III. 662-6601 Slice, Too Delicios Not to” Compliments of Compliments to the Graduating Class MECHALAS of 72 STORE WILMA THOMAS GEORGETOWN PUBLIC MAN INCORPORATED LIBRARY Paul Symanski Production Mach. Division 105 East West St. Hours: Tues-Sat. Industrial Tool Sup. Division 12:30-5:30 Box 87 Westville, III. Phone: 217-267-3101 175 Lock Repair Keying-Installation (TVS) L0CK SMITH Bonden Abbott Smith 1001 N. Main St. Georgetown, III. 61846 662-8689 THE VILLAGER West Side Square Chrisman, Illinois June Cook Owner RIES STRAUSS CO. Danville, III. The Store That Up to Date in Fashion for the Young Man on the Go FIRST NATIONAL BANK KAMP MUSIC INC. 428 North Vermilion St. Sheet Music Pianos Stereo Phonos Califones Instructions Accessories Organs Trial Plans Repairs Tape Recorders 442-1411 Danville Illinois KELLY’S POTATO CHIPS “The Chip With Zip” Compliments of the HUMDINGER DRIVE IN AND SUNSET BOWLING LANE Enjoy WRIGHT’S ICE CREAM Cayuga, Ind. Westville, Illinois HARDING PHARMACIES Danville—Westville Compliments of mcmullen travel agency 23 W. Harrison Danville Illinois L M SLAUGHTER HOUSE Mill Street, Georgetown Compliments of the HUT Ridge Farm OWENS SERVICE STATION Our Only Difference Is Our Price Westville Illinois Compliments BOOSTER ATHLETE CLUB WEIL’S SEW-VAC Sale Service Compliments of C.C. HUBBARD MACHINERY CO. P.O. Box 1568 Decatur, Illinois 62525 100 + Premium Ethyl CHEKER The Low-Priced Gasoline You Can Trust Compliments of JENNY’S TAVERN 105 East West Street Georgetown Illinois Compliments of HARPERS ENCO 201 N. Main Georgetown, Illinois Compliments of BELTON CANDY CO. 43 N. Jackson Danville, Illinois 442-0831 WESTVILLE MONUMENT CO. 915 N. States St. Westville Illinois Compliments of J. C. PENNEY BETTIE’S BEAUTY SHOP 305 Mill Street Georgetown, Illinois DOMPE’S MARATHON Westville 177 THE COUNTRY COMPANIES Ken Hawkins, Agent 101 N. Range St. Ridge Farm, III. Off. Phone: 442-8713 Res. Phone: 247-2455 NEWMAN’S The Store for Young Men 15 East Main Street Phone 442-2679 Danville, Illinois SEE MORE T.V. CORP. Cable Television Phone 267-7774 DON’S OWENS “Gas For Less’’ 207 S. Bowman Danville, III. BASS TIRE and OIL COMPANY 602 S. Gilbert Danville, Illinois 61832 Phone 442-2384 SMITH’S SUNOCO Service Stations 614 S. Gilbert Bowman 1 74 442-6463 446-4190 SOLLARS APPLIANCE 325 North Third Street Georgetown, Illinois Compliments of the BUSINESS DEPT. Andy D. Hopson Karen McLin Randy Smith 178 Westville State Loan 102 South State Street Westville Illinois Cast Roberts Lumber Company 235 South State Street 267-3157 Westville Illinois Bill’s Mower Shop “Chuck” Hilton Your Wheel Horse Construction Lumber Comet Dealer Company Chrisman 269-2511 Illinois 443-2449 2103 Georgetown Road Danville Illinois Comp. Of Compliments Of 1st National Bank of Chrisman Buffalo Wagon Comp, of THE CARD COTTAGE DANVILLE FLORAL COMPANY PATRONS: James Crook Mr. Mrs. Joseph Stal Don Trosper A Friend Robert Delmotte Mr. Mrs. Al Morris 179 PRESIDENT: Ken Pearson VICE PRESIDENT: Jo Pearson SEC.-TREAS.: Clyde Carrigan EMPLOYEES: Lloyd Baber Jim Key Archie Key Hank Mullins Glen Jones Raymond Campbell Wayne Harden Merv Stroop William Harden Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Hardy will greet you with a smile when you enter Pearsons. 180