Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

Happiness Is Being in School 1975 BUFFALO GEORGETOWN HIGH SCHOOL GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS 3 5 6 7 Dedication We have decided to dedicate this Yearbook to a man who has been helpful to this school and the students who go to it. Through words and actions he has taught us the true and real meaning of the word dedication. He has been a friend, teacher and coach to almost every student at G.H.S. He also is quite well known for his quick wit, big laugh, and his over-all sense of humor. But the thing he has done best in the years we have known him is to bring out the best in every person. He has an uncanny ability to make people give 100% and go above their capabilities. For all he has done for us we want to dedicate this book to Mr. John Sammons. Sherry Brian John Sammons 8 Supt. Mr. Derry Behm The students and staff of Georgetown High School are to be commended for this year of outstanding achievement. The caliber of performance in all areas, in school and extra-curricular, has been a credit to the student body, the staff and to the community. I know that those leaving in this year will carry those same high standards throughout their lifetime endeavors. School Board Joe Dalida, president; Don Ehlenfeld, Elmo Snook. Bill Snack, Jim Black, Deane Galyen, Peg Gleichman. Library Media Supervisor Ruth Steele. Secretary Norma Emmert and Accountant Sherry Serd. 10 Principal Mr. Robert Delmotte As the years go by and you look back on this year, you can be proud of the accomplishments, both large and small, of the class of 1975. This year can be the forerunner of the greater things you want for yourselves in the future. These come through hard work and self-dedication. Be sure you set your goals high enough and remember, you have the ability to do anything you want to do, if only you want it badly enough. Best of luck to you all. Robert Delmotte Secretary KAREN M1KEL Pet peeve: Telephones that ring ALL the time. Accountant AUDREY GREENE Pet peeve: Excuses for buying late lunch tickets. 11 r MARTIN AVENATTI Industrial Education and Driver Education M.S. from Eastern Illinois University SANDRA COLLINS Special Education — English and Social Studies B.S. from Eastern Illinois University “Those students with overdue library hooks” SUSAN BLACKFORD Math and Science B.S. from Illinois State University “Players who call for the ball AFTER they catch it” ROBERT BANJAMIN American History M.S. from Indiana State University Sponsor for: Senior Class “I can’t” CHRISTINE BREDHOLT English and Speech A.B. from Olivet Nazarene College Sponsor for: Cheerleaders, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Twirlers, Drama. “People who say ‘How’s that go again’ and the Sports writers for the DANVILLE COMMERCIAL NEWS! IRMA ALICE DIXON Home Ec. B.S. from Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: FHA and Sophomore Class “Not getting everything done I want to” KATHY HAVENS Special Education — Math. Science, Social Studies B.S. from Illinois State University Sponsor for: Senior Class “People who have no faith in themselves and try to do as little as possible to just get by. ANDY D. HOPSON Office Practice, Business Machines, Model Office Coordinator of Diversified Occupations Program M.S. from Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: Senior Class, Bovs Athletic Association MAX CALL Psychology and Physical Science M.S. from Indiana State Sponsor for: Science Club “The filling out of various and sundry forms” KENNETH HORLANDER Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra I II M.S. from University of Illinois Sponsor for: Yearbook “People not meeting deadlines!! 12 LINDA JOHNSON Guidance Counselor M.Ed. from University of Illinois Sponsor for: Freshman Class VANCE H. KERCHEVAL High Schhool Band. High School Chorus M.S. from Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: Band. Choir DENNIE J. KNIGHT Agriculture Occupations B.S. from University of Illinois Sponsor for: FFA and Sophomore Class “People who in good conscience can support the Chicago Cubs. TOM KULBARTZ Biology I, II, III B.S. from Illinois State University Sponsor for: X-Country and Science Club “Phonies” RUSS MC LAIN Industrial Arts, Crafts, Drivers Education M.S. from Eastern Illinois University B.S. from Indiana State University KAREN MC LIN Typing I II, Shorthand I. Business Machines B.S. from Eastern Illinois University ROBERT MC MURRAY English B.A. from Northern Illinois University Sponsor for: Jr. Varsity Basketball and Junior Class “Ag teachers who don't know the difference between Durocs and Tamworth Hogs!! ' NANCY MILLIKEN Special Education — English and Social Studies B.S. from Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: Junior Class and Pom Pon squad ROBERT MILLIKEN Auto Mechanics, Metals, Architectural Drafting B.S. from Eastern Illinois University JIM MILLS Physical Education and Health B.S. from Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: Head Track Coach and Letterman’s Club 13 RICHARD I). POWELL Algebra I. General Math, Arithmetic B.A. from Franklin College “People who believe gossip as truth.” WAYNE RICE Ideology, Consmer Ed, History. Music and Literature of the 50’s, Urban and Population in U.S. B.S. from Southern Illinois University Sponsor for: Sophomore Class “P.B. D.I). — plus follow-ing in Mr. Swartz footsteps. JOHN SAMMONS English B.S. from Murray State University Sponsor for: Football, Asst. Track. Letterman's Club, and Freshmen “Teachers who are cub fans and pork producers (Two-Time Losers) CLOVIS T. SCOTT Drivers Education and P.E. M.S. from Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: Student Council JOHN T. SMITH Vo Agriculture M.Ed. from University of Illinois Sponsor for: FFA and NHS “Kentucky English teacher coaches who bask in the false illusion that the SEC is a major football conference and who further harbor the illusion that St. Louis has a professional baseball team! RANDY SMITH Typing I, Accounting. General Business B.S. from Eastern Illinois University “Petty Complaints” GARY SPICER Guidance M.S. from University of Illinois “Bad hops, Texas Leaguers and rain” SANDRA K. TAYLOR Girl's P.E. B.S. for Western Illinois University Sponsor Av. GAA GORDON THOENNES Chemistry and Physics B. Ed. from Illinois State University Sponsor for: Sophomores “Pies” P. JESTIN TRAHAN French and English M.A. from University of Iowa Sponsor for: French Club, Chess, Newspaper “Running out of pet peeves.” DOLORES WASKO Art B.S. from Illinois State “Dirty paint brushes” JOANN WILLIAMS Spanish B.S. from Eastern Illinois University-Sponsor for: Spanish Club and Freshman Class 14 COOKS: Frances Pedigo, Head Cook; Wilma Wilming, Charlotte Wilson. LIBRARY AIDE: Clarice Tintorri CUSTODIANS: Wayne Hewitt, Elmo Underwood, John Galyen, and Orville Sykes. Coofes, Custodians, and Library Aides OFFICE LIBRARY AIDE: Dorothy Ehrich 15 Seniors 16 1975 Senior Class Andy Hopson, advisor; John Hoskins, vice president; Rodney Silver, president; Kathy Havens, advisor; Robert Benjamin, advisor; and Mary King, secretary. Not pictured, Tina Wallace, treasurer. RICK SCOTT ALEXANDER DEBBIE L. ANKRUM LORI DEE BAKER CHARLESW.BECK STEPHEN I). BIANCHETTA BECKY ELLEN BIGGS BARBARA MAYE BILDILLI 17 Senior Directory Abbreviations for Directory: FB Football BB Basketball BASE B Baseball W Wrestling XC Cross Country T Track GS Girl’s Softball GT Girl’s Track GBB Girl’s Basketball CL Cheerleader PP Pom Pon MJ Majorette SS Student Senate FHA Future Homemakers of America FFA Future Farmers of America BAA Boy’s Athletic Assoc. GAA Girl’s Athletic Assoc. NHS National Honor Society YB Yearbook NP Newspaper SPC Spanish Club FC French Club B Band PC Pep Club SC Science Club C Chorus LMC Lettermen Club Pro C Projectionest Club LC Library Club SP School Play SS Student Senate In the directory “Saying” means “Favorite Saying”, “Song” means “Favorite Song”, “Pastime” means “Favorite Pastime”, and “Quote” means “Favorite Quote”. SUSAN DILL ACORD “Sue” GS 4; GAA 1,2,3; YB 3; FC 1,2,3; PC 1,2,3,4; Class Treas 1,2,3 SAYING: No Kiddin’ SONG: I Honestly Love You AMBITION: To stav married for longer than 3 years. PASTIME: Darrell QUOTE: Whatever is done hastily cannot be done carefully. RICK SCOTT ALEXANDER “Nazi” SAYING: Let’s go to God’s Country AMBITION: Learning how to do things right. PASTIME: Buzzing around in my car. DEBBIE LYNN ANKRUM “Little Ankrum” GS 4; GT 4; GBB 4; FHA 2; GAA 2,3,4; PC 1,2. SAYING: Your so stupid SONG: Melody of Love AMBITION: To travel and to be happy PASTIME: Running around and being with Dave QUOTE: The eighth wonder of the world is wondering what will happen next. LORI DEE BAKER “Squirrel” GAA 1,2,3,4; YB 3,4; FC 1,2,3; PC 1,2,3,4; C 4; ex. com-m. 1,2; Class sec 3; SP 2,3 SAYING: Really no Joke! Tell me about it! 18 PASTIME: Trapping and the martial arts SONG: You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet AMBITION: To be a successful Beautician and to marry Ray PASTIME: Hanging around W’ville and fighting with Ray JUDY A. BECKER “Juicy” FHA 2,3,4; GAA 2,4; PC 1,4; LC 3 SAYING: I know this SONG: Love Me for a Reason AMBITION: To be successful in everything I do PASTIME: Being with my friends. STEVE BIANCHETTA “Ralph” BB 1,2; BASE B 1,2,3,4; XC 1,2,3; NHS 3,4; NP 4; CC 4; LMC 3,4; SS 2,3,4; Class sec 1 SONG: Maggie May AMBITION: To find inner peace and tranquility BARBARA MAYE BILDILLI “Barb” GAA 1,2; YB 4; SPC 1,2; B 1,2,3,4; PC 1,2; PP 4; M J 2 3 SAYING: Really!!! SONG: My Love AMBITION: Going on to school and living a happy life PASTIME: Being with Randy and having fun QUOTE: In its early period love is created by desire; later on it is alive by anxiety. JAIME JOAN BLACK “Blackie” GAA 1,2,3; CL 2; SPC 1,2; PC 1,2,3,4; SCHOOL PLAY 3 • SAYING: Hey dude SONG: I Honestly Love You AMBITION: To go on to college and to always be hap- py PASTIME: Running around with my friends and having a good time QUOTE: Yesterday is already but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. PAULA JO BOGGESS “PJ” FC 1,2,3,4; PC 3,4; C 4 SAYING: I don’t know SONG: Then Came You AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I decide to do PASTIME: Running around and sleeping in class QUOTE: Keep smiling!—and everyone will wonder what you’ve been up to. WILLIAM JOSEPH BONEBRAKE “BILL” SONG: Magic Carpet Ride AMBITION: To be a nail bendin’ carpenter PASTIME: Going to parties T 3,4; THOMAS EDMOND BRIM II “Tommy Tuff” FB 1,2 BB 1; XC 3; T 1,2; NHS 3,4 YB 4; NP 3,4; FC 1,-2,3,4; CC 4; Pro C 3 SAYING: Is that supposed to be funny Jim? SONG: Astronomy Domine AMBITION: To play synthesizer for Pink Floyd and to be a lawyer on the side PASTIME: Listening to records and going to rock concerts 19 WILLIAM WAYNE BILLINGSLEY JAIME JOAN BLACK DENNIS R. BOGGESS WILLIAM JOSEPH BONEBRAKE ANNE MARIK Bt'YNO THOMAS EDMOND BRIM. II CATHY ANN COLLOM DAVID OWEN COLLOM GREGORY D. CORNWELL JOHN WILLIAM DONALDSON ROBIN CHARLES DI KES PAULA JO BOGGESS ROGER CARRIGAN MARK ANTHONY DAI ITON ROBIN S. DUKES 20 DONNA J. ESTES CHARLES FRATICK JOHN KENT HOSKINS TERESA ANN GILL BRYAN l AN HART TIMOTHY WAYNE HI RST DENIS WAYNE HAMAND JAMES DEAN HOLMAN TRACEY L. GALYEN JIM HARRIS STEVEN WAYNE GRIDER RICHARD L. HART ANNE MARIE BUYNO Annie C 4 SAYING: It doesn’t matter SONG: Sunshine AMBITION: To be happy in whatever I do and to help others PASTIME: Being with my friends and horseback riding QUOTE: Some people see things as they are and ask why? I dream of things that never were and ask why not? ROGER CARRTGAN FB 1,2,3; Base B 1,2,3; XC 3,4; T 3,4 CATHY ANN COLLOM “Du m pi in” FHA 2,3,4; YB 4; PC 2,3,4; SC 2,3 SAYING: I know she knows this! SONG: Precious Few AMBITION: Become a good cosmetologist PASTIME: Reading swimming DAVID COLLOM “Dave” FB 2,3 BB 1,2,3,4; T 2; YB3,4; PC 3; SC 1; LMC3.4; SS 2,3,4; Class VP 2 SAYING: That’s Cool SONG: Changes AMBITION: To enjoy what I do in life and to see the country PASTIME: Playing basketball and being with Debbie QUOTE: Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday GREGORY D. CORNWELL “Corny” FB 1,2; BB 1,2,3,4; BASE B 1,2,3,4; XC 3,4; T 1,2,3,4; BAA 3; NP 3,4; SPC 1,2; B 1,2,3; SC 1,2; CC 4; LMC 3.4; SS 1,2 SAYING: Where’s Fred? AMBITION: Get out of town and hill climbing PASTIME: Bushwacking and going to parties MARK ANTHONY DAULTON “D” BB 1; BAA 3 SAYING: How’s it going SONG: Born to he Wild AMBITION: I would like to see the world; and experience life MELINDA KAY DEMPSEY “Dumpy” GS 4; GAA 1,2,4; PC 1,4; CC 1; FHA 2 SAYING: Harris you’re sick SONG: I Honestly Love You AMBITION: To be successful in life PASTIME: Having a good time with my friends and Being with Donne QUOTE: It would be a happier world if love was as easy to keep as it is to make. ROBIN C. DUKES “Dukes” SAYING: Have you seen Lenard SONG: All right Now PASTIME: Cycling and going to parties DONNA JEAN ESTES “Crash” SPC 1; PC 2 SAYING: So what SONG: I Honestly Love You AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I try to do PASTIME: Being with Jack and having fun QUOTE: Time is too slow for those who wait, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love . . . time is not. 22 CHARLES FRATICK “Ray” FB 1,2,3,4; BB 1,2,3,4; T 1,2,3,4; FC 1,2; LMC 1,2,3 SONG: Sorrow AMBITION: To travel and maybe race motorcycles PASTIME: Cycling and hunting TRACEY LYNN GALYEN “Tracey Lynn” GAA 2; PC 4; C 1,2,3; LC 4 SAYING: Oh don’t worry about it SONG: Sweet Emily AMBITION: To get married to that certain someone and make him happy PASTIME: Being with Bobby TERESA ANN GILL “Terri” GBB 4; FHA 2; GAA 1,2,3,4; YB 4; B 3; PC 1,2,3,4; PP 3,4 SAYING: Really SONG: Hev Jude AMBITION: To see the world and meet people PASTIME: Running around and going to parties QUOTE: A kiss is love by word of mouth STEVEN WAYNE GRIDER “Goose” FB 1,2,3,4; W 1,2,3,4; T 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; LMC 2,3,4; CLASS Pres 1; SP 3,4 SAYING: Tell me about it SONG: Rock me gently AMBITION: Be a pro kicker PASTIME: Being at Regina’s house and playing football JIM HARRIS FB 1,2 BB 1; T 1; NP 3,4; FC 1,2,3,4; CC 2,3,4; LMC 1; SP 4; SAYING: Just kiddin SONG: Dark Side of the Moon AMBITION: To find what I'm looking for then be able to say I didn’t want it PASTIME: Bass fish ing, and drawing pentagons BRYAN ALAN HART “Hart” FB 1,2,3,4; BASE B 1; W 1,2; FFA 1,2,3; Pro C 1,2; LC 1 AMBITION: To figure out a way to make money without working PASTIME: Hunting and fishing RICHARD LEON HART “Cimarron” FB 1,2,3 FFA 1,2,3,4 SAYING: Is Janny there? SONG: Entertainer AMBITION: Having a car that runs PASTIME: Being with Janice QUOTE: Is there a doctor in the house GREG HESLER “Arbuckle” FFA 1,2,3,4 SONG: New Yorks not my Home AMBITION: Make money PASTIME: Partying JAMES D. HOLMAN “Jim” NHS 3,4; SPC 2 SONG: Beach Baby AMBITION: To become a biological scientist PASTIME: Fishing JOHN KENT HOSKINS “Mr. President” YB 4; SPC 1,2; ex. com. 4; CLASS vice pres. 4; SP 3; SS 4 SAYING: You wish SONG: Knights in White Satin AMBITION: To do some good and to help people PASTIME: Going to movies watching TV and being with my friends from Georgetown, Indianola and Ridge Farm QUOTE: Perfection isn’t sought by perfect people 23 ♦ LAURA KAY JACKSON “Lorla” FFA 2,3,4; PC 4; C 4 SAYING: What seems to be the problem SONG: You ain’t-seen nothing yet AMBITION: To be me to do what I want to do. PASTIME: Getting into trouble with Nanc and Squirrel PAUL JOHNSON T 2; YB 4; SPC 3; B 1,2,3,4; SP 4 AMBITION: To become a lawyer and do better than Klink on a Physics test PASTIME: Going places and running into 7 foot people at the U O I STEVE JORDAN “Steve” BB 1 SAYING: What a rush SONG: Layla AMBITION: To stay the same sweet, mild mannered kid I am now PASTIME: Riding my bike and going to parties JIM JULIAN “Ju” BASE B 2; BAA 1; FC 2; PC 2; CC 1; CLASS sect 2 SAYING: See ya later skater! SONG: Don’t be the man AMBITION: Following in the “kings” footsteps PASTIME: Ridin JEFFERY GENE LEWIS “Bugle Boy” FB 1,2; BB 1,2; XC 3,4; T 4; B 1,2,3,4; C 3 SAYING: I’ll do it at the commercial AMBITION: To become a world famous Brain Surgeon PASTIME: Cycling and running around QUOTE: All the world’s a stage and all the men and women merely players CAROLE LEE LYNCH “Plum” PC 1; LC 4 SAYING: Pickles, you are such a dip! AMBITION: To have fune PASTIME: Riding around with the gang and acting crazy MARY LYNN KING “Mare” GAA 1,2; YB 3,4; NP 1,3,4; FC 1,2,3,4; B 1,2,3,4; PC 3,4; C 3; CC 2; ex comm. 3.4; CLASS sect 4; SP 3,4; PP 3,4; NHS 4 SAYING: Your silly Tom SONG: Color my World AMBITION: To succeed in anything I do. PASTIME: Singing, sewing, and having a good time. QUOTE: Love conquers all. BRIAN KENT KLINK “Klink” FB 1,2,3,4; BB 1,2,3,4; BASE B 1; T 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; YB 3,4; SPC 1,2,3,4; PC 3; SC 1,2,3,4; LMC 1,2,4; SP 2 SAYING: Hey, really SONG: W7e May Never Pass This Way Again AMBITION: To be successful and enjoy what I’m doing PASTIME: Sports, and asking Fratick how his weekend was 26 KATHERINE LEA MILLER “Kath” PC 4; SC 2,4 SAYING: Fantastic, really SONG: Melody of Love AMBITION: Being an artist PASTIME: Going to church QUOTE: The Lords Prayer TERRY MILLS “Millsies” FB 1,2,3,4; W 1,2,3,4; XC 2,3,4; T 1,2,3,4; LMC 1,2 SAYING: Big Deal SONG: Precious and Few AMBITION: To have a successful life PASTIME: Writing to Marie in college QUOTE: It would be a happier world if love was as easy to keep as it is to make. WILBUR LEE MOODY “Webb” FB 1,2,3,4; W 1,2,3; T 1,2,3,4 SONG: Smiling Faces KIM ELAINE PARKE “Kimmie” FHA 4; PC 3,4 SAYING: She knows this SONG: A Very Special Love Song AMBITION: To travel and to be happy PASTIME: Reading, writing, and Randy BONITA KAY PATTERSON COOK “Nitter” CL 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; YB 3; FC 1,2,3; PC 1,2 SAYING: Hey, Wallace, Let’s go by Jerry’s again SONG: We’ve Only Just Begun AMBITION: To get away from G-Town and to be happy and free always PASTIME: Being with Steve and getting locked in the Sportsman Club CINDY LEE PEARSON “Pearson” CL 1,4; YB 3,4; SPC 1,2; PC 1,2,3,4; SS 3,4 SAYING: No, thanks I'm on a diet SONG: Photographs AMBITION: To go to SIU and become a “Little Sister” at ATO fraternity PASTIME: Getting rowdy and cheerleading QUOTE: As I grow to understand life less and less, I learn to love it more and more CYNTHIA JEAN PEELMAN “Pillpusher” B 1,2 SAYING: Nip it, would ya AMBITION: To get out of the house PASTIME: Being with Mike riding my horse HELEN LOUISE DILL PHELPS “Louisie” FFA 3,4; SPC 1; PC 1,3,4 SAYING: Come on you guys, quit it SONG: Having My Baby AMBITION: Finish Beauty School PASTIME: Spending Kim’s money and burning dinner QUOTE: Lord grant me the serenity to accept the things I can and the knowledge and courage to accept the things I cannot understand! DIANE MARIE PIERCE “Peter” GAA 3,4; NHS 3,4; SPC 1,2; PC 3; LC 3 SAYING: Chow pigness SONG: The Boxer AMBITION: Journalism PASTIME: Making up excuses RANDALL LESLIE POI.LITT “Randy” FB 1,2,3,4; BB 1,2,4; BASE B 1,2,3,4; YB 3; SPC 1,2,3; PC 3,4; CC 1; LMC 3,4; Pro C 3 SAYING: Oh, listen to this SONG: A Very Special love Song 27 CAROLE LEE LYNCH KATHERINE LEA MILLER TERRY LEE MILLS KIM ELAINE PARKE CINDY LEE PEARSON CYNTHIA JEAN PEELMAN HELEN DILL PHELPS DIANE M. PIERCE 28 RANDALL L. POLLITT JAMES BRIAN RHODEN LARRY B. ROLLINS. JR. PHILIP DAVID ROSS OHKRRYL SI E SNYDER SHARI LYNN SPROUTS 29 AMBITION: To do things right PASTIME: Playing all kinds of sports and being with Kim DONALD WAYNE POTTER “Mouse” FFA 2 SAYING: Oh get off it AMBITION: To be happy in life PASTIME: Getting in trouble with R-Buckle and the gang BRIAN RHODEN “Possom” FB 1,2,3,4; BASE B 1,2,3,4; W 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; LMC 2,3,4; CLASS vice pres. 1 AMBITION: To be a farmer PASTIME: Farming LARRY B. ROLLINS, JR. “Byrl” FB 1,2; BB 1,2 SAYING: Turkey SONG: He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother AMBITION: To lead a successful life PASTIME: Being with Nancy, and making her happy TIMOTHY JAMES SERD “Tim” SAYING: What’s happening SONG: Angie AMBITION: To get along as best I can RODNEY STEPHEN SILVER “Rotley” FB 1,2,3,4; BB 1,2,3,4; XC 3; T 1,2,4; YB 4; SPC 1; B 1,-2,3,4; SC 1,2; C 3,4; CC 1,3,4; LMC 3,4; SS 1,2,3, 4; ex. comm. 1; CLASS pres 3,4; SP 2 SAYING: How’d that go SONG: Annie’s Song AMBITION: To be a musician PASTIME: Trying to play my guitar girls QUOTE: If you can’t get a compliment any other way, pay yourself one DENNIS WAYNE SMITH FFA 1.2.3.4: BAA 4: NHS 3,4; B 1,2,3,4 SAYING: You have got to be kidding me SONG: You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet AMBITION: To make a good impression on the people I meet PASTIME: Motorcycle riding NANCY RAE SMITH “Nanc” B 1; PC 4; SP 3 SAYING: Really SONG: You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet AMBITION: To be a successful beautician and have a happy life PASTIME: Being with Ray STEPHEN SMITH “Smitty” FB 1,2,3,4; BB 1,2; W 3,4; FC 1,2; LMC 3,4; SP 3,4 AMBITION: To be a success PASTIME: The outdoors and sports CHERRYL SUE SNYDER “Munchkin” GAA 1,2,3,4; FC 1,2,3,4; PC 1,3,4; C 3; ex comm. 2; SP 3; PP 3 30 SAYING: You’ve got to be out of your mind SONG: Love Me For A Reason AMBITION: To get the most out of life and be happy PASTIME: Being with Terry, goofin around with CW on Saturday afternoon QUOTE: Love is a symbol of eternity. It wipes out all sense of time destroying all memory of a beginning and all fear of an end. SHARI LYNN SPROULS “Harriet” GAA 1.2,3,4; YB 4; B 3,4; PC 1,2,3; ex comm 2 SAYING: Now what do you want SONG: We May Never Pass This Way Again AMBITION: To be happy in everything I do PASTIME: Running around and being with Jeff QUOTE: Tis better to have loved lost than never to have love at all PASTIME: Going to ball games and going to band contests QUOTE: There is no new thing under the sun. CHERYL LYNN TOLEN “Sherri” GAA 2,4; PC 1,4; LC 1,2 SAYING: Shut-up SONG: I Honestly Love You AMBITION: To get out of school PASTIME: Being with Joe GEORGE K. TURMAN, III “The Mack” W 1,2; T 2; SP 3 SAYING: I knew it all the time I was just testing you SONG: Distant Lover AMBITION: To go far in life CONNIE JEAN STEELMAN “Constance” NP 4; B 1,2,3,4; PC 1,4; C 4; SP 4 SAYING: Oh yea SONG: We May Never Pass This Way Again AMBITION: To be a secretary and later get married PASTIME: Being with Jim QUOTE: John 3:16 SHERRY LYNN STEPHENSON “Stump” FHA 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; YB 3,4; NP 3; B 2; PC 1,2,3,4; SS 3; SP 3; M J 2; CL 4 SAYING: Whay a dummy! You wish! SONG: Precious Moments AMBITION: To go to college and eventually make someone happy PASTIME: Getting rowdie with the rest of the weirdos and cheerleading QUOTE: It is better to love two to many than one to few. GINGER RAE TARAN GAA 1,2,3; YB 4; FC 1,2,3; PC 1,2; C 3,4; ex comm 2; SS 1,2,3 SAYING: That’s for sure!! SONG: I’ve Been Searchin’ So Long AMBITION: To become very rich and to be happy with my Indian PASTIME: Running around looking for Indians QUOTE: If love thrives on hope, it dies with it; it is a fire which burns out for lack of fuel REBECCAN LYNN TIBBS “Becky” GS 4; GBB 4; GAA 3; B 1,2,3,4; PC 1,2,3,4 SAYING: What did you say SONG: Love Me For A Reason AMBITION: To succeed in whatever I do TERRIE GAE WALKER “Shoil” NHS 4; B 3,4; PC 4; SP 3,4 SAYING: Good grief. Really! SONG: My Sweet Lady AMBITION: To become a nurse and live life to its fullest PASTIME: Going to church and going to Danville with the gang QUOTE: The 23rd Psalm TINA MARIE WALLACE “Wally” GS 4; GT 4; GBB 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; YB 4; PC 1,2,3,4; LMC 4; ex com 1,2; CLASS treas. 4 SAYING: Nitter are they there again? SONG: You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet AMBITION: To get the most out of life PASTIME: Being with Mark and my friends QUOTE: No pleasure is complete unless it is shared CAROL ANN WILLIAMS “Cherry-face” 31 REBECCA LYNN TIBBS CHERYL LYNN TOLEN GEORGE K. TURMAN SARA VICK WRIGHT TERRIE GAE WALKER TINA MARIE WALLACE KEVIN MITCHELL WEAVER STEVEN PAUL WHEELER FHA 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; YB 4; PC 1,2,3,4; LC 2; CLASS vice pres 3; PP 4. SONG; You’re The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me AMBITION: To be happy PASTIME: Being with that special someone and makin that someone do Flip Flops down Route 1 QUOTE: Love is a canvas furnished by nature embroidered by imagination CINDY SUE WILSON “Tinny Tue” GS 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; YB 4; PC 1,2,3,4 SAYING: Ah come on Spenc let’s do! SONG: Love Me For A Reason AMBITION: To get the most out of life and be happy PASTIME: Being with Spenc, and goofin around with CS on Saturday afternoons QUOTE: One half of knowing what you want is knowing what you must give up before you get it MIKE WILSON “Mike” W 2; T 1; FFA 1; LMC 4 AMBITION: To become a truck driver PASTIME: To be with my wife CHERYL SUE WINLAND “Winland” CL 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; PC 1,2,3,4; C 3 SAYING: You’d love it! SONG: Reason To Believe AMBITION: To pass the Constitution Test and graduate from high school PASTIME: Being with Mike and making fun of Annie QUOTE: Happiness isn’t something you experience it’s something you remember. SARA FRANCES VICE WRIGHT “Sam” PC 4; LC 1,3; SP 3,4 SAYING: He’s all Wright SONG: Having You’re Baby AMBITION: To become a good wife mother PASTIME: Being with David going to the Sweetheart 33 Juniors We started the school year off by winning first place for our Homecoming float, entitled “Keep on Truckin’.” Later we sponsored a Basketball Marathon and a Penny Arcade. Our main attraction, of course, was Prom. Some worked hard and put out a lot to make a better Prom. We also sold magazines and first-aid kits. Brenda Collom, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Milliken, advisor; Warren Cravens, vice-president; Karen Winland; president; Mr. McMurray, advisor. 36 T. Acord S. Alkire C. Apple L. Bardell R. Barker D. Behm S. Bender J. Benjamin D. Black P. Bomgardner S. Britlingham J. Brooks T. Brooks A. Brown P. Buyno B. Cannon N. Carrigan C. Carroll A. Collom B. Collom C. Collom M. Coons W. Cravens M. Halide T. Peering R. Dixon R. Donaldson D. Dukes R. Edenburn S. Erickson B. Fitzwatcr T. Galcy J. Galycn C. Gleichman D. Grant L. Grider 37 I). Harrold I . Hensrhen C. Hepburn S. High K. Hinner S. Holdaway I). Holem S. Jones J. Julian T. Kern P. Klink A. Korb M. Lamar R. Lamar B. Land k. Lewis P. Lewis T. Lopinski M. Martin I). Maudlin R. McDaniel S. McKinney C. McNeese G. Miller B. Mills F. Mills S. Mills M. Mockaitis B. Murray P. Patterson B. Quirk R. Reynolds C. Ringer C. Rodgers J. Rollins L. Rollins 38 R. Rose D. Ross C. Rossi ter D. Sanders J. Sherman K. Shrout T. Simmonds C. Smith C. Smith T. Smith T. Smitley I). Snider D. Snider L. Spears C. Slam haul'll J. Stark M. Steeples K. Stewart J. Tantalums S. Taylor A. Thompson J. Thompson J. Thompson D. Tovey S. Tovey A. Turman K. Vice H. Ward D. Weaver T. Wheeler 39 Sophomores The sophomores had a busy season before Christmas. They conducted a very successful sale of Christmas candles. Another money making project was an all night movie festival. These two projects along with perhaps another one in the spring, they hope will make their next year less hectic. FRONT: Rick Peelman, president; Janice Readnour, secretary-treasurer. BACK: Advisors—Mr. Rice, Mrs. Dixon, and Mr. Thoennes. Not pictured: Tom Becker, vice-president. — C. Alumbaugh C. Apple B. Bailey F. Barefield J. Barker C. Becker T. Becker L. Bianchetla B. Blessent B. Blessent D. Boggess S. Bonebrake J. Boose B. Brim I). Britlinghani C. Carrigan C. Cornwell D. Cottle J. DcVoss D. Dill T. Dill J. Dixon G. Dudich R. Ellis D. Ehrich H. Edenburn B. Flowers J. Galey D. Galyen J. Galyen L. Galyen A. Carling P. Gash R. Gilkison C. Glidewell C. Grider 41 G. Hamand M. Hamand B. Hart S. Ha ussy J. Holman A. Hoskins W. Hoskins R. Howe T. Lack B. Lopinski M. Lowe S. McDowell J. Martin J. Martin T. Maudlin L. Mills D. Morgan R. Morrison J. Nale T. Nale N. Nargelenas J Vo'ygltD D. Osborn K. Paltridgc S. Pearson S. Pearson P. Peelman G. Peters J. Pol I man L. Pope R. Potter D. Pribblc J. Pribble S. Quirk T. Razmus J. Read non r 42 II. Hollins B. Hose M. Ruble T. Serd Shermai R. Sherman D. Simmons D. Smith R. Smith J. Smitley C. Snider C. Sprouls F. Stauh J. Steele M. Steward T. Thomas C. Thompson I). Thompson G. Tihhs I). Tolen E. Toth R. T r os per M. W ade M. b arren QTw vn U aaAt- R. W illiams R. W ilson N. Winn D. W itherspoon V. Wolfe Freshmen We held several fund raising projects this year. We sold some of the popcorn that the Seniors had left over and bumper stickers during Christmas vacation. We also held a project during the Spring. Our beginning year at G.H.S. was enjoyed by the entire class of 1978. FRONT: David Brooks, president. SECOND ROW: Jamie Brooks, secretary; Cathv Howe, vice-president; Kathy Chrisman, treasurer. THIRD ROW: Ms. Johnson and Ms. Williams, advisors. TOP: Mr. Sammons, advisor. N. Alexander M. Alkire C. Anderson VI. Andrews M. Baker W. Barefield R. Barker K. Barney T. Becker D. Behm J. Benjamin J. Bodart V. Bowles T. Boyer B. Bright P. Brooks J. Brooks K. Brooks M. Brown M. Burris C. Call K. Cash K. Chrisman J. Cockrell R. Conrad D. Cornwell G. Darnell C. Dem psey T. Drollinger D. Dudich M. Edenburn D. Ehlenfeld M. Calyon V. Galven R. Gilkison D. Gocken 45 T. Grant D. Graves D. Griskell L. Hafner T. Hawn R. Heiser E. Hires G. Holem M. Hoski ns C. Howe S. Huber L. Hudson W. Hudson P. Huffman R. Hughes T. Johnson M. Kern M. Kidwell J. Lacey B. Land N. Land S. Learnard T. Lewis I). Longfellow H. Lowe C. Lyday B. Martin G. McDowell D. Micthe J. Mikel C. Miller R. Mills T. Mollett T. Moody R. Morris P. Murdock 46 K. Murphy M. Murray C. Ncild J. Nclk C. Ncubert C. Nevels J. Nigra T. Pearson M. Peters K. Petticrew J. Pionek S. Povilaitis C. Pribblc P. Pribblc D. Raznius R. Rhoden W. Richards L. Rodgers W. Ruble I). Sanders M. Schomhurg K. Scott L. Scott M. Shade N. Sherman C. Sloan C. Smith K. Smith L. Smith P. Smith S. Smith M. Snack J. Snider J. Starks C. Stingley B. Stokes 47 c F . Taylor D. Thompson E. Thompson J. Tibbs D. Toth D. Tovey D. Trospcr G. Wade P. Warren P. Wasko C. Weaver C. Weaver D. Wells J. Wengler J. White J. Wicland J. Williams T. Wimsett S. Winkler E. Winland J. Winslow H. Youngblood 49 50 52 GHS Presents “ Town” Cast: Stage Manager—Steve Smith Emily Webb—Terry Walker George Gibhv Balnh Cr Mrs. Gibbs—Lisa Pope I)r. Gibbs—Paul Johnson Rebecca Gibbs—Denise Behm Mr. W'cbb—Pat Bomgardner Mrs. Webb—Jennifer Pullman W ally Webb—David Collom Howie Newsome—Jim Holem Joe Crowell—Kevin Weaver Professor Webb—Mary King Women in the Balcony—Jamie Bodart Man in the auditorium—Linda Apple Simon Stimpson—Ken Vice Mrs. Soamcs—Cindy Hepburn Constable Warren—Debbie Maudlin Si Crowell—Larry Miller Sam Graig—Kevin Weaver Joe Stoddard—Betty Flowers FIRST ROW': K. Vice, M. King, J. Holem, K. Lewis, L. Galyen, Mrs. Bredholt, sponsor. SECOND ROW: I). Behm, J. Bodart, I). Snider, L. Apple, S. Smith, K. Weaver, L. Miller. THIRD ROW: K. Snider, C. Hepburn, J. Pollman, P. Bomgardner, L. Pope, T. Walker, B. Flowers, ILGrav. FOLRTH ROW: I). Maudlin, N. Nargelenus, M. Steward, P. Johnson, R. Silver, S.Quirkt T. Maudlin, C. Murphy. Assistant Director—Lisa Galyen Director—Mrs. Bredholt and extras: Christy Miller, Sheila Huber, Rodney Silver, Beth Bailey, Tracy Maudlin. Nijolc Nargelcnas, Kathy Petticrew, Suzie Quirk, Mary Stewart, David Harold. 53 Among the assemblies presented this year were The Air Force Band, Voodoo dancing, and Fire Safety. We were kept on the edge of our seats several times this year with outstanding programs and assemblies. 54 55 Science Fair Applied Science Award Pure Science Award “Skeletal Preparations by Joe Tamalunis and Jeff Brooks. “Fresh Water Fish Changed to Salt Water Fish by Tom Lopinski. Denise Behm John Benjamin Blair Brim Mary Mockaitis and Chris Gleichman. Jamie Brooks 57 RIGHT: Brian Rhoden receives ihe Boy Athlete of the Year Award from Coach Sammons. BELOW: Mike Dalide-Track Man of the Year; Mrs. Dixon presents Judy Becker-FHA Honorary Senior and Kathy Collom-Outstanding FHA Girl; Coach Scott presents Girl Athlete of the Year award to Debbie Ankrum; Tom Brim receives a personal gift from Mr. Trahan as a French Award; Steve Bianchetta-Student Senate award for serving as President and also as Senior Senate member from Mr. Scott, advisor; Gift to Mrs. Bredholt from the Majorettes. Honors Day Brian Klink-Valcdictorian award from Mr. Delmotte; Tom Brim-Salutatorian award from Mr. Delmotte; Terri Walker-$2000 Scholarship from Olivet Nazarene College from Miss Linda Johnson; John Donaldson-SAR award from Mr. Spicer; Terry Mills-Ron Wise Memorial award for athletic dedication; Brian Klink-Bausch Lomb Science award from Mr. Thoennes. OTHER AWARDS NOT PICTURED—Perfect Attendance-M. Andrews, D. Ehlenfeld, M. Hoskins, C. Lyday, R. Morris, P. Murdock, M. Murray, J. Tibbs, L. Apple. S. Bonebrake, T. Nale, G. Dudich, J. Galyen. B. Hoskins, G. Hammond, T. Razmus, D. Simmons, J. Steele, R. Wilson, J. Brooks, D. Grant, K. Hinner, A. Collom, J. Lewis, D. Smith. For 4 years perfect attendance—Gary Jackson. Girls State-Karen Winland, Boys State—Joe Andrews. DAR award-Mary King. Honorary 111. State Scholarship-Paul Johnson. Outstanding Young Citizen-Mary King and Brian Klink. Yearbook Dedication-John Sammons (see p. 8). All American Football Plavers-Brian Rhoden. Randy Reynolds, and Brian Klink. All Conference Football-Steve Smith, Wilbur Moody, Brian Klink, Joe Tamalunas, Randy Reynolds, and Brian Rhoden. All County Football-Steve Smith, Brian Klink, Doug Weaver, Randv Reynolds. Senior Student Senate awards-D. Collom, C. Pearson, R. Silver, J. Hoskins, and B. Rhoden. Track Captain-Terry Mills. 1975 Prom Prom was a very exciting event this year for everyone. Warren Cravens and Karen Winland were the speakers during the banquet. Roses were presented to Mrs. Millikin, Mrs. McMurray and Karen Winland. The two of them thanked many people for the help they had given during the week of Prom. Bittersweet was the band and the dance atmosphere was very beautiful. It was a great evening for all. 61 1975 Royalty David Collom, Sherry Stephenson, Bill Billingsley, Cindy Pearson, King Wilbur Moody, Queen Ginger Taran, Becky Biggs, Rodney Silver, 1974 Queen Jo Martin, 1974 King Jim Gleichman. Sherry Stephenson escorted by Rodney Cindy Pearson escorted by Bill Billingsley. Silver. Becky Biggs escorted by Wilbur Moody. 62 Wilbur Ginger 63 Homecoming—A Victory The 1974 Buffalo Homecoming was one of the more important games of the year in that it was the first game Georgetown was to play, in the auseca Conference, a very tough conference in football. Many of the players, fans, and coaches were apprehensive of the new schedule which awaited us. Due to a fine effort on the part of players, fans, cheerleaders, students, band, faculty, and administration a very enjoyable Homecoming Parade, bonfire, and pep-session resulted in an excellent 20-6 victory over Gibson City and launched the Buffaloes toward a find 7-2 record and a third place finish in the tough Wauseca Conference. John Sammons 65 The Homecoming this year was ven exciting with a great bonfire, fantastic victory over Gibson Citv (20-6) and a fine halftime show. The Band and Pom Pon Girls displayed their talents with several songs and routines. 67 68 Homecoming was a great success this year. It started off on Thursday night with the parade and bonfire and the traditional snake-dance. All the floats were good with the Juniors having the best one. Friday night was the big homecoming victory. The dance was on Saturday for the first time. The hand featured was “Catch’ which was super. They played many popular songs and were really enjoyed. 69 TOP: The “Catch in ction: BOVK: Handy Marriage escorting candidate Jaime Black, Queen (linger Taran escorted by Gary Kmmert. candidate Mary King and escort Tom Brim: BELOW : Attendants, Carla Rodgers. Betty Flowers. Rhonda Hughes. ABOVE: Jaime Black. Ginger Taran. Mary King: BELOW: ’73 Queen Kim Peters crowns Queen Ginger. 70 71 Gymnastics Assembly— A Big Success 73 Janet Martin. Jewel Martin. Lisa Galyen and LaDonna Bianchetta. Freshmen TOP: Rhonda Hughes: CENTER: Pam Smith and Joni Nigra; FRONT: Lori Scott. 74 76 FIRST ROW: J. Stark. R. Rhoden. I). Brooks, I). Smith. K. Brooks, 0. W eaver. C. Weaver, J. Lacey. SECOND ROW : Coach Millikcn. VI. Snack, B. Brim, M. Ilciser, N. Land, A. Hoskins. W . Richards. 0. W ade, B. Land, I). Cornwell, Coach Thocnnes, Coach Rice. TOP ROW: VI. Kern, T. Moody, T. Becker, F. Barefield, T. Dill, G. Tibbs, R. Morris, I). Behm. OPPONENT St. Joe 36 Gibson City 8 Sell lar man 8 Cum berland 12 Westville 6 Paxton 33 Watseka 53 Hoopeston 36 GEORGETOWN 6 0 7 6 0 0 0 6 77 Pom Port uJnal'd !£ r i? -Por, P e6 z - Denise Bclim. Mary King. Chris Cornwell, Carol Williams, Cheryl Ringer, Diane Nogglc, Terri Gill, Barbee Bildilli and Terri Ha .mus. 78 Buffs Recapture Coal Bucket G’tow n 35 St. Joe Ogden 18 (Clown 20 Gibson City 6 G’town 25 Sell lar man 0 ( 'town 42 N. Vermilion 13 Gtown 36 Westville 6 ( 'town 6 Paxton 27 G’tow n 8 Watseka 18 G’town 13 Hoopeston 12 ( 'town 44 Oak wood 12 Yearbook-Football Commentary I fie mighty Buffaloes posted a fantastic 7 and 2 record this season. The Buffaloes played remarkably well in a tough Wauseca Conference battleground. I nder the able coaching of John Sammons, the guys highlighted the season by romping Westville for the Coal Bucket and a fine effort against a very tough Watseka team. l ine efforts were shown by the Juniors and Seniors alike. Making All-County this year were Brian klink. Wilbur Moody. Brian Rhoden. Steve Smith, and Doug Vi eaver. Several of these hoys were All-Wauseca Conference, also. Randy Reynolds, though not receiving All-Countv honors, was honorable mention Little All State at the center position. The Westville game turned out to be another highly emotional game with breaks having a lot to do with the outcome of the game. With the score tied 6-6 at halftime the Buffaloes regrouped their forces and took advantage of all the breaks in the second half and completely dominated the Westville offense and defense to notch a verv impressive 36-6 w in and regained possession of the “Coal Bucket”, John Sammons Principal Delmottc. Captains Grider and Moody. Coach Sammons. 79 OFFENSIVE LINEMEN: FRONT: R. Pollitt, S. Tovey, J. Donaldson, DEFENSE LINEMEN: FRONT: R. Follitl, S. Smith. R. Reynolds, S. R. Reynolds, S. Smith, S. Grider. BACK: T. Dill, B. Mills, C. Grider, B. Land. BACK: F. Barcfield, C. Gleichman, J. Tamalunis, S. Gleichman, G. White, II. Ward, T. Brooks. B. Land. Tovev, G. White. OFFENSIVE BACKS: FRONT: J. Brooks. B. Rhoden, T. Becker, G. DEFENSIVE BACKS: FRONT: J. Brooks, T. Mills, C. Fratick, T. Tibbs. BACK: I). Weaver. M. Dalide. F. Barcfield, T. Lopinski, B. Becker, G. Tibbs. BACK: I). Weaver, VI. Dalidc, R. Silver,T. Lopinski, Mink. W. Moody. B. Mink. D. Ilarrold. OFFENSIVE ENDS: FRONT: T. Mills, R. Silver. BACK: C. Fratick,S. DEFENSIV E ENDS AND LINEBACKERS: FRONT: S. Mills, H. Mills, J. Tamalunis, I). Ilarrold. Ward, B. Mills, T. Brooks. BACK: T. Dill, I). Black. B. Rhoden, J. Donaldson. W. Moody. 80 Tri Captains Wilbur Moody, Brian Rhoden and Sieve Grider. 81 Coach Max (.’all Jeff Lewis—Most Improved Runner; Warren Cravens—1975 Captain; Jim Holem—1974 Captain. Special Mention in the “All Wauseca Conference”. Terry Mills—Special Mention “AH Vermilion County” 15th place; Roger Carrigan—Special Mention “All Vermilion County” 13th place; Jim Holem—Special Mention “All Vermilion County” 11th place; Warren Cravens—“All Vermilion County” 6th place; Jeff Lewis—“All Vermilion County” 5th place. Vermilion Co. Champs Roger Carrigan. Jeff Lewis, Jeff Holman, David Harrold, Warren Cravens, Terry Mills. Kneeling—Jim Holem. Not pictured Coach Kulhartz. 82 X-Country County Champs FRONT: R. Carrigan. S. Bender, V. Bowles, T. Mills, J. Ilolem, M. Schomhurg. BACK: J. Lewis, I). Sanders, J. Benjamin. S. Pearson. J. Holman, . Barefield, T. Decring, Coach Kulbartz. This year’s cross country team was just that, a team. Their successes were clue to a uniform effort from all the young men involved and their efforts were rewarded with a fine season and many awards. Jeff Lewis and Warren Cravens were all Vermilion County with Roger Carrigan, Jim Ilolem, and Terry Mills receiving special mention. I would especially like to commend the efforts of the seniors this year who provided leadership for this year’s Vermilion County Championship team. Their presence will he missed both as young people and athletes. Coach Kulhart G-TOWN OPPONENT 21 Call in 36 17 Westville 41 32 lloopeston 24 20 (lakwood 42 31 Bismarck 24 16 Shiloh 41 16 Rossville 46 32 lloopeston 23 15 Ross illc 44 18 Uni. High 42 22 Catlin 35 29 Paxton 27 15 Oak wood 50 20 S.J.O. 40 37 Paxton 21 26 Gilman 31 22 Rankin 38 33 Bismarck 26 21 cstvillc 37 29 lloopeston 26 15 Westville 44 Isi crmilion County 5th W auseea Conference 6th Bismarck lmitutional Kth District 13th Paxton Invitational 22ml Spartan Classic Record 14-7 Fresh-Soph J. Lacey, S. Behm, V. Bowles, T. Thomas, W. Barefield, S. Pearson, M. Murray, B. Morris, I). Witherspoon, F. Barcfield, G. Tihhs, M. Brown, P. Huffman, D. Brooks. Kneeling: Coach McMurray. Schedule G.H.S. OPPONENT 40 North Vermilion 16 60 Ridge Farm 35 46 Gibson City 37 36 Paxton 65 38 Schlarman 52 59 Oakwood 70 38 Watseka 41 49 Westville 52 52 S. Joe-Ogden 55 61 Hoopeston 60 52 Gibson City 61 63 Paxton 44 59 Schlarman 62 59 Rossville 62 53 Watseka 45 33 Westville 42 62 Hoopeston 50 65 Bismarck-Henning 28 76 34 Wellington Rossville 62 36 62 Potomac 45 Record 10-11 3rd place—Armstrong Tournament 84 ' Varsity 5!) FRONT: Don Snider, manager; Mr. Scott, coach; Randy Edenburn, manager. STANDING: Tom Becker, Brian Klink, Kevin Lewis, Pat Bomgardncr. Don Sanders, Rod Silver, Charlie McCloud, Doug Weaver, Mike Dalide, Joe Tantalums, David Harrold, Warren Cravens, Allen Turman. Schedule GHS OPPONENT 43 North Vermilion 66 42 Ridge Farm 31 69 Gibson City 79 47 Paxton 70 52 Schlarman 58 33 Hoopeston 71 64 Clifton Central 79 58 Oakwood 70 49 Watseka 89 54 Westville 70 61 � St. Joe-Ogden Rossville Tourney 76 GHS OPPONENT 60 Hoopeston 86 62 Jamaica (V.C.T.) 85 63 Gibson City 72 63 Paxton 56 55 Schlarman 80 53 Rossville 51 54 Watseka 81 49 Westville 63 58 Hoopeston 76 57 Bismark 61 36 Westville (Reg.) 69 Freshmen—Wauseca Champs FRONT: I). Brooks, M. Brown, J. Lacey, P. Huffman. BACK: W. Barcficld, R. Morris, M. Murray, S. Behm, V. Bowels, Mr. McMurray, coach. Schedule: GHS OPPONENT 51 Westville 37 43 Jamaica 35 48 Westville 54 60 Catlin 62 70 Hoopeston 67 61 Jamaica 55 48 Gibson City 33 72 Wauseca 44 69 Paxton 47 79 Catlin 37 W auseca Conference Tournament Record 8-2 The Freshman Team won the Wauseca Conference Tournament w ith ease this first year in the Conference. We look forward to several years of fine basketball at G.H.S. Well done Freshmen. 86 87 Schedule: GHS OPPONENT 36 18 Mt. Zion 21 18 Oakwood 21 12 Cumberland 19 12 St. Joe-Ogden 15 27 Catlin 15 24 Bismark 9 27 Fisher 24 22 Hoopeston 15 RECORD 6-3 6 Gibson City District Place Winners: FIRST ROW: David Smith, 4th Tolono, 4th District, 13-10; Terry Mills, 1st District, 16-0; Alan Hoskins, 3rd Tolono, 2nd Bismark, 1st District, 20-5; Jeff Brooks, 4th Bismark. 3rd District, 10-10. SECOND ROWr: John Donaldson, 2nd Tolono, 3rd Bismark. 4th District, 20-3-2; Brian Rhoden, 1st Tolono, 1st Bismark, 1st District, 2nd Sectional, 1ST STATE, 23-1-1; Richard Donaldson, 4th Bismark, 4th District, 9-9; Randy Reynolds, 1st Tolono, 2nd Bismark, 1st District, 2nd Sectional, 1ST STATE, 24-1. J. V. Team: FIRST ROW: K. Brooks, M. Schomberg, E. Toth, M. Peters, R. Rhoden, S. Bender. SECOND ROW : Mr. Thoennes, coach; K. Potter, B. Mills, S. Smith, T. Simmonds, R. Gilkison. 88 The 1974-75 season started out slow and ended in an uproar of pride, accomplishment, and happiness. The slow start was attributed to adopting a new style and a new coach. The final uproar was due to a 16-3 season, and 2 state champions, and a 4th place finish in Class A State Competition. The 74-75 season established wrestling as a major sport in the eyes of Georgetown fans and athletics. Wrestler’s Take Fourth In State Seniors: FRONT: Terry Mills, John Donaldson. BACK: Steve Grider, Steve Smith, Jim Holem. Schedule: GHS OPPONENT GHS OPPONENT 45 21 Cumberland 29 24 Seager 36 30 Fisher 28 27 N. Vermillion 23 34 Mt. Zion 4th Bismark Tournament 27 32 Oakwood 54 15 Paris 49 9 Westville 12 37 Bismark 61 12 Fountain-Central 30 21 Fisher 2nd Tolono Tournament 51 15 Charleston 61 6 Cumberland 57 3 Bement 54 9 St. Joe-Ogden 27 26 Hoopeston 24 21 Catlin 40 17 Gibson City 50 18 Westville RECORD 16-3 Varsity Team: FRONT: D. Smith, L. Rittell, D. Ross, T. Mills, A. Hoskins, J. Brooks, J. Donaldson, Mr. Rice, Head Coach. BACK: Mr. Thoennes, Coach; J. Holem, R. Donaldson, S. Grider, B. Land. R. Reynolds, C. Smith, D. Brittingham, manager. 89 The G.H.S. Track Team had a fairly successful season highlighted by a dual track victory over Catlin and some fine individual performances put forth by Mike Dalide, Wilbur Moody, Fred Barefield, and Randy Reynolds. Mike Dalide was elected Most Valuable Track Performer and Captain for 1975-76. The captain for the past season was Terry Mills. 90 Track FIRST ROW: M. Mockaitis, I). Behm, I). Dukes, I). Snider. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Jim Mills, B. Hoskins, B. Land, R. Donaldson. J. Brooks, I). Weaver, J. Lewis, R. Carrigan. W. Barcfield, T. Maudlin. THIRD ROW: Coach Sammons, W. Moody, C. Fratiek, T. Mills, F. Barefield, D. Harrold. T, Brooks. M. Kern, J. Sherman. R. Silver. FOl’RTH ROW: Coach Kulhart ., G. I ihhs, Vi. (.ravens, M. Dalide, S. Mills, M. Murray, B. Mills. R. Reynolds, N. Carrigan, J. Holman. FIFTH ROW: D. Sanders, C. Gleichman, J. Stark, J. Wengler, D. Tolcn, R. Trosper, S. Brittingham, V. Bowles, T. Becker. TOP ROW: M. Schomburg. R. Cornwell, L. Kittell, I). Brooks, K. Brooks, C. McNcesc, G. Holem, S. Behm. 4-10 RELAY: Mike Dalide, Norman Land, Monte Kern and Wilbur Moody. 880 RELAY: Mike Murray, Charles F'ratick, MILE RELAY: Doug Weaver, David Steve Mills and Mike Dalide. Harrold, Mike Murray, and Terry Mills. 91 This was the first season for girls’ interscholastic sports at Georgetown High School. This year the girls competed against girls that had played on summer league teams. The girls improved immensely. Although their win-loss record was not outstanding, the scores show that they learned a great deal and will have a highly competitive season in the coming year. Schedule: G’TOWN OPPONENT 0 Hoopeston 19 6 Jamaica 16 10 Westville 21 2 Chrisman 23 12 Gatlin 15 9 Westville 10 15 Jamaica 6 6 Chrisman 7 Softball Girl’s Sports Ml FRONT: R. Tibbs, J. Tibbs, V. Gaiyen, M. Hoskins. D. Ankrum, C. Dempsey, C. Fribble, L. Scott, C. Smith. BACK: S. Acord, T. Wallace, D. Wilson, T. Johnson, P. Wasko, D. Ehlenfeld, L. Rogers, C. Howe, J. Williams, Ms. Blackford, coach. Schedule: G’TOWN OPPONENT A-Team 21 Gatlin 28 21 Hoopeston 32 20 Westville 33 27 Hoopeston 45 23 St. Joe 60 21 Chrisman 54 16 Homer 60 15 Westville 46 26 St. Joe B-Team 49 21 Hoopeston 23 14 Westville 43 12 Hoopeston 24 12 St. Joe 36 14 Homer 26 8 Westville 55 29 St. Joe 50 Basketball FRONT: T. Becker, D. Ankrum, C. Pribble. M. Burriss, J. Hart, K. Scott. STANDING: C. Call, M. Hoskins, T. Johnson, S. Jones, C. Howe, Ms. Bandy, coach; D. Meithe, D. Ehlenfeld. D. Behm, P. Wasko, R. Tibbs. 92 Schedule: New at G.H.S. FRONT: C. Smith, N. Nargclcnis, T. Lewis, D. Miethe. SECOND ROW: T. Nale, I). Ehlenfield,T. Johnson, S. Quirk. M. Steward, L. Apple. LAST ROW: C. Alumbaugh, C. Smith. M. Hoskins, J. Bodart, P. W'asko, Coach Blackford. April 14 Hoopeston ABL April 15 estville Chrisman April 21 Oakwood April 23 Catlin Homer April 25 Hoopeston April 30 Schiarman May 6 Wauseca Conference May 10 Girl's District May 14 St. Joseph Ogden 93 Rifle Team The Rifle Team has worked hard this year and several members have show n much improvement. The team consists of: FIRST ROW: John Galycn, Sharpshooter, Bar 7; Jim Dixon. Pro-Marksmen; June Pionek, Sharpshooter; Calvin Smith, Sharpshooter, Bar 3. SECOND ROW': Mr. Galyen, coach; Barbara Bles-sent, Pro-Marksmen; Bart Blcsscnt, Sharpshooter, Bar 7; Lee Smitlcy, Sharpshooter; Alan Collom, Pro-Marksmen; George Frazier, Marksmen; Ron Dixon, Marksmen. Golf Team Another first for G.H.S. is our Golf Team. We took Second Place in the Iroquois Invitational. Several members are returning next year and we should have a fine team to compete with other schools. The members of the team arc: FIRST ROW : Tim Wheeler, Harold Ward, Scott McDowell, Jeff Julian. SECOND ROW : Stacy Pearson, Danny Ross, Tom L o p i n s k i, Pat Bomgardner, Boh Lopinski, Robert Morris, Greg Cornwell, Coach Powell. 94 Chess Team “Moves” Ahead FRONT: J. Steele, J. Snider, M. Galyen, M. Schomburg, J. Mikel, D. Dudich. BACK: J. Hoskins, G. Dudich, T. Brim, J. Harris, S. Bender, T. Lopinski, D. Ross, S. McKinney, Mr. Trahan, advisor. Chess activity reached an all time high this year. Here is a list of events in which the group participated. 1. January Round-Robin All-School Tournament—winner, Jim Harris. 2. Invitational Tournament in Roanoke-Benson. 3. Two quadrangular tournaments with Ridgefarm, Rankin, and Covington, placing first in one tournament and second in the other. 4. An all-school Swiss-System Tournament to determine the rankings for the regional tournament—top player, Jim Harris. 5. The regional tournament in Donovan where we placed third. Representing Georgetown were Jim Harris, Don Dudich, Joe Snider, James Mikel and John Hoskins. 95 Baseball FRONT: G. Cornwell, R. Carrigan, J. Donaldson, H. Ward, G. Tibbs, R. Edenburn, R. Reynolds, J. Harris, S. Wheeler, T. Brooks. BACK: Coach Spicer, T. Simmons, B. Rhoden, J. Becker, S. Lyday, S. Bianchetta, J. Tamalunis, R. Gray, R. Pollitt, B. Land. D. Bchm. The Buffalo Baseball Team has shown much improvement this year. Most of the players are hack from last year. Experience, team spirit and hustle will pay off in many victories. No scores were available at the final deadline for yearbook. Schedule: H May 17 Westville (2) May 21 Bismarck (2) H May 28 Jamaica (2) June 5 Chrisman H June 9 Hoopeston H June 11 Chrisman H June 13 Watseka June 16 Schlarman H June 18 Gibson City June 20 Paxton H June 23 Westville June 25 Hoopeston H June 27 Marshall June 30 Watseka H July 2 Schlarman July 7 Gibson City H July 9 Paxton July 11 Westville 96 Science Club FRONT ROW: S. Jones, C. Newell, B. Collom, C. Sprouts, J. Pollmen,D. Behm. BACK: C. Smith, C. Carroll, C. Apple, J. Galyen, D. Ross, M. Mockaitis, T. Lopinski, D. Ehlenfeld, J. Brooks, K. Lewis, D. Dukes, P. Patterson, J. Tamalunis, B. Brim, M. Martin, D. Harrold, C. Gleichman, J. Benjamin, B. Klink, Mr. Kulbartz, advisor. This year science club was involved in the SCIENCE FAIR as usual, and took a field trip to the museum in Champaign. D. Harold, president; M. Martin, vice-president; C. Gleichman, secretary-treasurer. 98 B.A.A. FRONT ROW: T. Brooks C. McNeese, T. Deering, B. Rose, R. Rose, M. Daulton. R. Edenhurn. SECOND ROW: J. Hoskins. J. Andrews, R. Lamar, H. Edenhurn, R. Carrigan. S. Brittingham. THIRD ROW: S. Bianchctta. G. Cornwell, I). Ross, D. Toth, R. Peelman, Mr. Hopson. FOURTH ROW: J. Harris, T. Brim, J. Julian, D. Colloni. C. Fratick, J. Lewis. Boys' Athletic Association (BAA) is an organization with the main objective of pro iding extra-curricular activity for the young man in high school who does not participate in major sports during the winter months. Those members not pictured are: C. Beck, B. Brim. J. Julian. R. Lamar. B. Lopinski, S. Mills, W. Moody, K. Stewart, D. Tolen, M. Warren, S. W heeler, N. Alexander, T. Hurst, R. Mills, T. Serd, H. Thompson, K. Vice. T. W heeler, J. Sherman, I). Pearson. 99 BADMINTON SINGLES TOURNAMENT-FIRST ROW: K. W inland. 3rd; C. Call, 4th. SECOND ROW: S. Sprouts, 5lh; T. Johnson. 6th. THIRD ROW: M. Ruble, 7th; G. McDowell, 8th. Not Pictured: T. Wallace, 1st; C. Wilson, 2nd. ARCHERY TEAM TOURNAMENT-FRONT: D. Ankrum, 1st. SECOND ROW : T. Wengler, 2nd; M. Ruble. 2nd; D. Noggle, 2nd. THIRD ROW : B. Martin. 3rd; G. McDowell, 3rd; M. Burris, 3rd; C. (.all, 3rd. Not Pictured: T. Wallace 1st; C. Wilson, 1st; T. Mollet, lst;(M. Wade, 2nd.J) BADMINTON DOUBLES TOURNAMENT-FIRST ROW : K. Winland and M. Ruble, 2nd. SECOND ROW: T. Johnson and P. Wasko, 3rd. THIRD ROW: G. McDowell and C. Call, 5th. FOURTH ROW : I). Ankrum, 4th. Not Pictured: T. W allace and B. Cook, 1st; C. W'ilson, 4th. BOW LING SINGLES—G. Hoskins, 1st; M. Ruble, 5th; T. Wengler, 6th; k. W inland, 7th; S. Sprouls, 8th. Not Pictured: T. Wallace, 2nd; C. W ilson, 3rd; C. W illiams, 4th. ARCHERY POSTAL TOURNAMENT—K. Winland. M. Ruble, D. Dukes, D. Ehlcnfeld, T. Wengler. Not Pictured: C. Snyder and T. Mollet. ARCHERY SINGLES TOURNAMENT-C. Call, M. Ruble, K. W'inland, D. Dukes, I). Ehlenfeld, 2nd; T. Wengler. 1st. Not Pictured: T. Wallace. 3rd; C. Snyder, 3rd; T. Mollet. BOW LING TEAM TOURNAMENT-FRONT: D. Ankrum, 1st. SECOND ROW : M. Martin, 2nd; C. Carroll, 2nd; M. Ruble, 2nd; K. Winland. 2nd. THIRD ROW : D. Noggle, 3rd; L. Pope. 3rd; T. Wengler, 3rd; L. Galyen. 3rd. Not Pictured: T. W allace, 1st; C. Wilson, 1st; C. W illiams, 1st. FLAG FOOTBALL TEAM TOURNAMENT—G. Hoskins, M. Ruble, D. Behm, D. Dukes, C. Carroll. 100 FRONT: Mrs. Taylor, advisor; T. Boyer, T. W imsett, C. Nield. SECOND ROW: J. Brooks, M. Ruble, K. W inland. C. Call, D. Ankrum, D. Behm, I. Johnson. THIRD ROW : M. Burris, G. McDowell, C. Carroll, S. Sprouls, G. Hoskins, L. Smith, B. Martin. FOURTH ROW': M. Martin, D. Dukes, C. Sprouls, J. Pollman, D. Ehlcnfeld, V. Galycn. R. Youngblood. FIFTH ROW : P. Patterson, L. Galyen, D. Noggle, T. W engJer, L. P’ope, M. Mockaitus, V. W olfe. P. W asko. k fljo uJonder fad a fad G.A.A.’d£f' In addition to archery, badminton, flag football and bowling as shown on the adjoining page G.A.A. enjoyed tennis, soccer, ping-pong, volleyball and trampoline activities during this year. OFFICERS: Donna Dukes, secretary; Marla Ruble, president; and Teresa Wengler, points chairman. 101 102 FRONT ROW: J. Boose. C. Neubert, L. Thompson, S. Grider, B. Rhoden, T. Smith, C. Collom, L. Jackson, I). Smith, Mr. Smith, advisor; S. Stephenson. Mr. Knight. ad isor. SECOND ROW: C. Weaver, C. Weaver, E. Winland, K. Vice, A. Brown, R. English, C. Stinglev, I). Potter, G. Hesler, L. Wilming, J. Devoss. THIRD ROW: W. Ruble, K. Smith, S. Learnard, R. Rhoden, S. Lear-nard, R. Barker. T. Galey, S. Taylor, K. Weaver, R. Taylor. R. Barker. FOURTH ROW: N. Carrigan, R. Potter, L. Grider, G. Jackson, P. Gash, S. Vi heeler, C. Beck, T. Vi ilson, P. Prihhle, P. Buyno. FIFTH ROW: D. Ehrich, H. Edenhurn, T. Maudlin, J. Galycn, T. Serd, L. Ilafner, D. Thompson. J. Steele. SIXTH ROVi : T. Drol linger, N. Alexander, L. Hudson, F. Staub. SEVENTH ROW: B. Dawson, B. Rose, J. Andrews, C. Smith, G. Hammund. J. Dixon. M. Steeples, R. Ellis. FRONT ROVi: S. Grider, treasurer; S. Stevenson, sweetheart; T. Smith, secretary; D. Smith, president; C. Collom, reporter; L. Jackson, parliamentarian: B. Rhoden, vice president. SECOND ROW: J. Boose, section 18 representative; T. Maudlin, chaplain; R. Potter, sentinel. FIRST ROW: P. Taylor, chaplain; C. Weaver, treasurer; G. Hammand, secretary; R. Rhoden, president; S. Learnard, vice president. SECOND ROVi : P. Pribble, sentinel; C. Weaver, reporter. This year the Georgetown Future F'armcrs of America were involved in many activities and have achieved many goals. On September 28, 1974 we held the Walk for Mankind. This was for any student or teacher w ho wanted to participate. We also sponsored the community and Rural Heart Fund Drive, on Fehruarv 16. 1975, and collected approximately $400.00. During the Christmas season we held many activities. On December 7, we organized the Christmas parade and were responsible for the Santa House on the square. We had a Santa Service in which we provided Church parties, school parties, and other Christmas parties with a Santa. One of the main things we do every year is have a Christmas for Kids. This is when we fix up °ldtoys and give them to the families who aren't able to have a Christmas for their children. Vi e also hold a Christmas party for children from Kindergarten up to sixth grade. Also, this year members of our chapter won many awards. We won first place in Grcenhand and Varsity Parliamentary Procedure contest. Third place in the Land Use Selection Contest. First Place in the Ag. Mechanics Contest. First place in the Grcenhand Livestock Contest and second place in the varsity contest. We won 12 Section Foundation Awards. Second in State Cooperative Activities. Vi e won the National Award for Building our American Community and we were one of eight chapters in the state to receive the National Gold Emblem Award. 103 F.H.A. Banquet 104 Honorary Senior Award—Judy Becker. Initiation Service. FHA slumber party. Outstanding FHA Member Award—Cathy Collom. Cindy Hepburn receives gavel from Cathy Collom. Mother Daughter Banquet. FRONT ROW: C. Hepburn, J. Becker, C. Collom, C. Rodgers, G. Miller. SECOND ROW: K. Heiner. R. Conrad, D. Ra .mas, K. Parke, S. High, S. Cockrell. BACK ROW : P. Klink. D. Trosper, P. Murdock, K. PeUicrew, K. Barney, C. Miller, C. Lvday, J. Siark, M. Lamar, Mrs. Dixon, T. Kern, D. Holem. F.H.A. The purposes of the organization shall be as follows: To provide opportunities for self-development and preparation for family and community living and for employment. To strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society. To encourage democracy through cooperative action in the home and community. To encourage individual and group involvement in helping achieve world-wide brotherhood. To institute programs promoting greater understanding between youth and adults. lo provide opportunities for decision making and assuming responsibility. To become aware of the multiple roles of men and women in today's society. lo develop interest in home economics, home economics careers, and related occupations. 105 C. Hepburn, vice president; J. Becker, secretary; C. Collom, president; C. Rodgers, treasurer; Mrs. Dixon, advisor. N.H.S. Initiates New Members 106 N.H.S. Ihc N.H.S. sponsors a S150 scholarship for a G.H.S. graduating senior for the advancement of that person’s formal education. The club is based on scholarship, leadership, character and service. The club sponsored a donkey basketball game and a breakfast for teachers and area businessmen to raise funds to conduct the year’s business. OFFICERS: Mrs. Brcdholt, advisor; B. Klink, president: T. Brim, vice-president; J. Holman, secretary; Mr. Smith, advisor. Absent: M. King, treasurer. FRONT ROW: M. King, D. Maudlin, C. Carroll, T. Walker, K. Winland, T. Lopinski, D. Snider. SECOND ROW': S. Bianchetta, T. Brim, B. Klink, C. Gleichman, J. Holman, R. Gray, Mrs. Bredholt, Mr. Smith. 107 'Dramatic Adventures with Chalk ABOVE: Students enjoy the movie “Sugarland Express . All of the activities presented by the Student Senate add interest and fun to the school year. 108 Ursula and Terry Henderson . •� • • • • • • • • ■ • • • • • Student Senate This year’s Student Senate worked hard on all of our events. The three major activities we had were Homecoming, a movie, and three school assemblies. Homecoming was great from the parade to the dance. The movie was a good show enjoyed by everyone. The three assemblies were good shows. The first one was Ursula and Terry Henderson who showed a new type of physical fitness. They were followed by Boh Wood who drew fast pictures with chalk, and Jean-Max Sam who displayed his talents on the bongo drums. Don Snider OFFICERS: C. Pearson, secretary; R. Silver, Student's Relations Officer; S. Bianehetta, president. Not Pictured: D. Snider, Treasurer; D. Collom, vice-president. FIRST ROW: S. Bianehetta, J. Hoskins, B. Rhoden, R. Silver, M. Murray,T. Ix pinski, M. Dalide. SECOND ROW: M. Mockaitis, L. Galyen, M. Baker, C. Pearson, CjJjytUiUjJfi S. Povalitis, C. Carroll. 109 FIRST ROW: S. Bender, Jr. Editor; T. W allace, Layout; G. Hoskins, Typist; C. Carroll. Reporter; D. Dukes. Reporter; C. Newell, Calendar; T. Gill, Layout. SECOND ROW: P. Johnson, Circulation; W . Cravens, Photographer; S. Erickson. Layout; T. Lopinski, Photographer; I). Behm, Sport Reporter; B. Collom, Calendar; M. King, Layout; D. Snider, Jr. Editor. THIRD ROW: B. Land, Photographer; M. Mockaitis, Circulation; L. Baker, Layout; G. Taran. Layout; B. Bildilli. Layout; C. Collom, Typist; S. Sprouls, Typist; S. Stephenson, EDITOR; C. Apple, Concessions. FOURTH ROW: I). Harrold, Photographer; IUj £i ds.; S. Jones, Artist; A. Korb, Reporter; R. Silver, Layout; J. Hoskins, Photographer; B. Mink, EDITOR; T. Brim, Sport Reporter; Mr. Horlander, Advisor. Planning each page is essential for a good yearbook, as the editors soon find out. Yearbook Staff 110 Spanish Club FIRST ROW: T. Wcngler, I). Noggle, C. Howe, K. Becker. R. Smith, M. Baker, T. Ra .mus. J. Sherman, T. Mollet, I). Snider. SECOND ROW: P. Lewis, D. Maudlin, L. Rogers, S. Glidewell, R. Hughes, J. Nigra, T. Lewis, J. Sherman. P. Smith, Mrs. Williams. THIRD ROW : D. Brooks, K. Brooks, S. Jones, V. Gal cn. S. Smith. FOURTH ROW: £ Brooks, R. Morris, B. Land. B. Klink, K. Thompson, J. Tibbs, L. Smith. G. McDowell, B. Martin, C. Sprouls, J. Pollman. JbJus UJtXxJ • Win UM M b+SJi _ J 'Y % V SPANISH CLUB T. Brooks, vice president; D. Snider, president; Mrs. W illiams advisor; B. Land, scrapbook keeper. Absent: P. Henschen, treasurer. GikjaV 0f( 1C G r 5 (r Wtr cA A This year’s Spanish Cluh had some of our members learn the customs of the Spanish people on their trip to SPAIN. Some of these members joined the club at our initiation party at the first of the year. Mr. and Mrs. Trahan and M rs. Smith were our guests at the dinner. We also sponsored a sock hop after one of the home football games. 112 French Club FIRST ROW: L. Pope. S. Povilaitis, C. Call, R. Youngblood, M. Burris, C. Pribble. SECOND ROW: J. Brooks, P. Wasko, M. King, D. Ehlcnfield, C. Snider. THIRD ROW : K. Scott, J. Harris, Mr. Trahan, Advisor; T. Becker, R. Peelman. Several French Club members joined in the Foreign Language field trip to Purdue University last fall and the club had a dance also. During the Christmas season we had a party for French and Spanish Club members at Mr. Trahan’s house. We have several things planned to do this spring, including our annual French Club meal. Tom Brim, president; Mr. Trahan, advisor; Cathy Snider, vice-president; secretary, and treasurer. 113 Pep Club Tina Wallace, secretary-treasurer; Jamie Black, president. TOP: Sherry Stephenson, vice-president. Pep Club was one of the most “vocal” groups at our Pep sessions and games . . . Thanks to the dedication of many of our spirited members. This school year was a very spirited one! 1975 Pep Club members are: P. Klink, K. Hinner, R. Morrison, G. Peters, D. Noggle, M. Wade. K. Becker, L. Smith, K. Scott, M. Burris, C. Call, G. McDowell, J. Brooks, J. Sherman, T. Razmus, V. Wolfe, B. Martin, A. Korbc. G. Hoskins, T. Galyen, C. Pribble, C. Howe, T. Johnson, C. Ringer, L. Jackson. P. Bogeess, N. Smith, K. Stiller. J. Stark, T. Walker. C. Steelman, C. Snyder, M. Kidwell, D. Wells, J. Pollman, D. Longfellow, D. Gockem. M. Dempsey, T. W allace, S. Dill, D. Behm, C. Hepburn, B. Flowers, H. Phelps, T. Nale. M. Lamar, M. Dill, C. Ray, J. Holem, D. Meithe, T. Becker, C. Neild, M. Baker, D. Gruskell, J. Nigra, T. Mollet, S. Povalitis, D. Ra .mus, J. Readnour, D. Morgan, K. Murphy, P. Smith, S. Smith, L. Bianchetta. J. Martin, J. Martin, L. Pope, T. Wengler, R. Smith, N. Sherman, C. Snider, J. Barker, T. Hawn. L. Rogers, S. Vice, D. Snider. K. Grider, S. Quirk, T. W’imsett, T. Boyer, M. Steward T. Lack. V. Galven, R. Youngblood, D. Ehlenfeld. P. Wasko, J. Tibbs, C. Collom, K. Parke, R. Pollitt, J. Becker, K. Tibbs, T. Lewis, M. Molkaitis. f.Jp „ « K. J 114 “G” Club FIRST ROW: A. Smith, C. Pearson, S. W'inland, B. Biggs, S. Stephenson. SECOND ROW: J. Julian, R. Carrigan, W. Cravens, M. Dalidc. THIRD ROW': D. Ross, J. Tamalunis, T. Lopinski, T. Wallace, B. Klink. FOURTH ROW: D. Collom, C. Fratick, C. Fribble, C. Howe, L. Rogers. FIFTH ROW : S. Tovey, B. Rhoden, J. Sherman, S. Pearson. SIXTH ROW': J. Lewis, S. Bianchetta. J. Harris, B. Blessent, S. Bender. The “G” Club is the former Letterman’s Club. The club’s aim is to allow communication and activities among letter winners here at G.H.S. 115 Library Club ABOVE, FRONT ROW: L. Wilming, C. Lynch. J. Bodart. D. Razmus, D. Galyen, C. Nield, P. Turman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Tintorri, L. Rogers,C. Pctticrew, C. Murphy, C. Lyday.T. Pearson, L. Kiltel, C. Miller, S. Huber, W. Barcficld, D. Holem, D. Simmonds, Mrs. Steele. BELOW: Mrs. Tintorri, Advisor; D. Razmus, Secretary; Darcey Galyen, President; Mrs. Steel, Advisor. Membership is based on being in the club three of the four nine weeks. Meetings are the Third Thursday of the month. Fund raising project is selling candy. An annual field trip to college libraries and AV departments is one of the activities. On Honors Day a gift from the club, with Donor Plaque, is presented to the library. Annual banquet is held in May for members and guests. 116 High School Band FRONT: K. Becker, A. Korb, B. Bildilli, C. Ringer, D. Galyen. D. Ehlenfield. B. Martin, C. McNeese, M. Martin. M. King, G. Hoskins. SECOND ROW: D. Snider, R. Morrison, R. Tibbs, J. Brooks, K. Winland, J. Bodart, G. McDowell. J. Stark, K. Winslow, L. Smith. J. Nale. R. Conrad. THIRD ROW: M. Burris. J. Pollman.T. Walker, B. Brim.T. Lewis. P. W asko. T. Johnson, CSgroiiIs, C. Steelman. FOURTH ROW : M. Peters, C. Call, M. Snack. K. Brooks, R. Peelman, S. W inkier, T. Simmons, I). BehnT!C7Tarroll. D. Smith. FIFTH ROW: K. Peters. K. Weaver, P. Henschen, I). Sanders, S. Haussy, P. Johnson, T. Brooks. T. Maudlin. J. Lewis, R. Silver. BACK ROW: E. Thompson. J. Galyen, VI. Murray, S. Behm. T. Dill. H. Ward, I). Brooks. I). Harrold. 117 Flag Girls B. Bailey, G. McDowell, M. Martin, V. Wolfe, B. Flowers, K. inland. S. Sprouls, M. Mockaitis, M. Kidwell, J. Bodart, R. Conrad. Twirlers FRONT: Rhonda Morrison, Debbie Brittingham, Cindy Call, and Kim Scott. 118 120 The Invocation was given by Rev. William Moots from Olivet Nazarene Church. The Introductions were by Rev. Lloyd King from the Friends Church. The Charge to the Class was by Rev. Ray Silver from the Bethel Baptist Church. The Salutatorian address was given by Thomas Edmond Brim, II. 121 The Presentation of American Legion Award was given by Robert Shrout, Commander of Dornblazer Post 203 and was given to Dennis Smith. The Presentation of American Legion Auxiliary Award was given by Dorothy Doggett, President of the American Legion Auxiliary and was given to Terri Walker. The Valedictorian address was by Brian Kent Klink. The Presentation of the Class by Robert Delmotte, Principal and the Benediction was given by Rev. Lloyd King from the Friends Church. 122 123 Auto Skid Demonstration 124 The Last Days Calendar ’74 ’75 YEARBOOK CALENDAR Aug. 27 . . . Registration Day—Freshmen get their first impression of G.H.S. Whaddya think, “Greenies”? Aug. 28 . . . First day of school—Hey! Didya see the freshmen scatter at the 8:15 bell? Well, live and learn! Aug. 29 . . Yearbooks are here! As if the teachers aren’t having enough trouble keeping the students’ attention! Aug. 30 . . It’s FRIDAY!! Everybody is ready to get out for a vacation. Long weekend ahead! Sept. 2 . . Labor Day—NO SCHOOL! 1st holiday. Sept. 3 . . Back to school. Ugh! Jr. class officers elected: Pres.—Karen Winland, V. Pres.—Bugsy Cravens, Sect.—Brenda Collom. Sept. 4 . . QSP man was here to talk about magazine sales to Jrs. Weren’t those jokes hilarious? Sept. 5 . . First NHS meeting. Jrs. better get busy. Haven’t sold too many magazines yet. Sept. 6 . . Congratulations, Karen. Does it work? Football team won their first game against St. Joe. Nice job boys. Sept. 7 . . Great turnout, Mr. Mac. How ’bout those six smiling faces? Sept. 9 . . First J.V. game. Lost to St. Joe. Wasn’t all J.V. after all, was it, Mr. Theonnes? Sept. 10 . . Jr. class meeting. Better get busy on those sales. Soph, class meeting. Sept. 11 . . Jrs. had $20 drawing. Too bad Denise T. Sept. 12 . . Soph, class officers elected—Peelman—Pres. V. Pres.—T. Becker, Sec.—J. Readnour. Sept. 13 . . Congrats on winning the $30, Diane. Boy what luck. Homecoming attendants picked: Fresh.—Rhonda Hughs, Soph.—Betty Flowers, Jrs.—Carla Rodgers. Sept. 15 . . Most classes started working on their floats. Some got something done, but what about those Jrs.? Sept. 16 . . It was inside-out day. Homecoming candidates are Ginger Taran, Mary King, Jamie Black. Death class went to the morgue. Sept. 17 . . Soul day. Were you comfortable enough today, Mr. Theonnes? W'ork continues on the floats. Many rumors going around about how good the Soph, is and how far behind the Jrs. are. The Greenies say they’re gonna win it. Sept. 18 . . Since when is 3 x 8 = 32, Mr. Kercheval? Jrs. and Soph’s had a late nite! How’s your head Brenda E.? Sept. 19 . . All the lost sleep was worth it, huh Jrs. Srs. got 2nd, Soph’s 3rd, and the Greenys got 4th. Better luck next time, Greenies. Bonfire and snake dance following the parade. Sept. 20 . . Homecoming game with Gibson City. We beat them. Good game guys. Congrats Ginger. Sept. 21 . . Homecoming Dance. What about McDonalds, Annette K.? Sept. 23 . . Monday morning blahs! Look alive, people! Sept. 24 . . Yearbook staff went to sell ads. Some people were sorta out of their area, hey Sabrina J. and Cindy A.? At least we made 1 3 more than last year, right? 126 Sept. 25 Sept. 26 Sept. 27 Oct. 1 Oct. 2 Oct. 3 Oct. 4 Oct. 5 Oct. 7 Oct. 8 Oct. 9 Oct. 10 Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 14-19 Oct. 16 Oct. 17 Oct. 18 Oct. 22 Oct. 23 Oct. 24 Oct. 25 Oct. 28 Oct. 29 Oct. 30 Oct. 31 Nov. 1 Nov. 4 Nov. 5 Nov. 6 Nov. 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 11 Nov. 12-13 Nov. 14 Nov. 15-16 . . . Pictures were taken today. Nice to know about the money, right Jane? . . . Haven’t you got rid of that headache yet, Cris N.? B.C.’s tired of the calendar! . . . Schlarman’s homecoming game against Buffs. We skunked them. Sorry ’bout that, but that’s what ya get for messing with the Buffs! . . . Wow, a few people waxed the halls today. . . . What about those “drawers” Spunky??” . . . Jrs. painted the town. Looks real nice. . . . Pep Session was taped today. Pretty peppy guys! . . . Got Coal Bucket back—27-6!!! . . . J.V. won game at Cumberland. . . . Better get those windows cleaned off Jrs! . . . Soph, candle sales starts. Sell those candles guys. . . . NHS meeting . . . GHS lost first game to Paxton. Very dull pep session guys. No wonder we lost. Srs. got pictures today. Not too shabby! . . . Band got 2nd place in county at the Marching Band Contest in Champaign. Congrats guys! . . . FFA boys went to Kansas City. . . . Back to school. Yearbook meeting. . . . Pick up your feet going into the new building Steve B! . . . Enjoy the day off Buffs! ... Jrs. still haven’t cleaned those windows yet! . . . Find your stomach yet Brenda C. . . . Sorry to embarrass Annette K. aren’t we, 2nd hr. Am. Hist.? . . . Jrs. are finally learning about those Am. Hist, quizzes. . . . Last week of 1st quarter! Better be making up those Chem. tests. Donkey Basketball at G.H.S. sponsored by NHS. . . . Announced poster contest! They’re really all out for this coming pep session! Good work everyone. . . . Begin final in Chem. 1. . . . Halloween—tearin’ up the town! Finish Chem. exam. . . . 2nd hr. was doomsday for Jrs. Constitution time! Everyone rushing to finish Bio. 3 projects. Everyone worked double-hard in the gym on their free time for the poster contest. We beat Hoopeston 13-12., cutting it close. Buffs! How about those one-way streets in downtown Champaign, Cris N.? . . . How’d everyone like their new schedules? . . . That was some discussion Cris . . . Jrs. decide to have another Basketball Marathon. Got Report Cards. • • • A very dull day at G.H.S. . . . Lost football game. Beat Oakwood. . . . No School. . . . 1 2 days for teachers workshops. . . . Underclassmen got pictures back. . . . Jrs. getting ready for basketball Marathon. Really a great turnout. Nothing like a little cooperation, right? Sorry ’bout your ring Dink. 127 Nov. 18 Nov. 19 Nov. 20 Nov. 22 Nov. 25 Nov. 26 Nov. 27 Nov. 28-29 Nov. 30 Dec. 2 Dec. 3 Dec. 4 Dec. 5 Dec. 6 Dec. 7 Dec. 8 Dec. . 9 Dec. 11 Dec. 12 Dec. 13 Dec. 16 Dec. 17 Dec. 18 Dec. 19 Dec. 20 Jan. 2 Jan. 3 Jan. 6 Jan. 7 Jan. 8 Jan. 9 Jan. 10 Jan. 11 Jan. 13 Jan. 14 Jan. 15 ' r What ya so sore about Chris C and the rest of ya? We were right weren’t we Cris N. Now you feel better huh. Nice chewing out Mr. Mac. They deserved it. Now maybe they’ll get busy. Lost first BB game to N. Vermilion. Better luck next time guys. Only 3 more days till vacation! Hurahh! Won BB game against Ridgefarm. 42-31. Thanksgiving Assembly pep session. Classes are all mixed around. 2:00 dismissal. Happy Turkey Day. VACATION!!! Wrestling meet with Cumberland. WON! Back to school! Girls P.E. are really embarrassed. Boy, don’t they look funny. Soph, class meeting. Get in there and sell those tickets kids. Voting for Miss Merry Christmas. Cand. Donna Dukes, Gale Hoskins, Cheryl Ringer, Terry Walker, and Terri Gill. Congrats Terry Walker! Sorry, but we lost to Gibson City. Paxton beat us. Christmas parade cancelled. Christmas parade. Early dismissal. Srs. Jrs. register. 'Early dismissal. Sophs. Greenies register. Don’t you love your jury duty Mr. Horlander? Play was put on in front of the public. Nice going Cindy H! The actors actresses were pretty good. Too bad the audience didn’t think too much of their hard work! Schlar-man beat us by 6 pts. Welcome back Mr. Mills. How’s your knee? Science Club Christmas Party. Greenies start bumber sales. Santa Claus came to 1st hour lunch. Pep session. Christmas assembly. MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY! G.H.S. makes History! Only 3 schools in the state came back to school today! BOOH Friday already. Wfe kinda like the 2 day week! Let’s try it more often. Time to get back in the swing to work everybody. Lost to Oakwood by only 12 pts. Real nice teamwork guys! Way to go matmen 61-6!!! Mr. Mac didn’t have any arguments today! Wrestling meet at Catlin tonite. Won 24-21. B. Game at W atseka lost 89-49. Pom Pom girls messed up at pep session, no thanks to Chris G! Cap gown measurements. W'restling meet at Paris won 54-14. B Game here with West-ville. Senior class meeting during 1st hour. Happy Birthday, Mr. Theonnes. BB team lost to St. Joe. Wrestling team won against Seeger Westville. Sure was a lot of calculators floatin round! Too bad Ralph Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Jan. 18 Jan. 20 Jan. 21 Jan. 22 Jan. 23 Jan. 24 Jan. 27 Jan. 28 Jan. 29 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Feb. 1 Feb. 3 Feb. 4 Feb. 5 Feb. 6 Feb. 7 Feb. 8 Feb. 10-12 Feb. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 19 Feb. 20 Feb. 21 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Feb. 26 Feb. 28 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 4 Mar. 5 G. Hair looks nice Annette K. Everybody’s tired of tests. Only one more day till end of 9 weeks. Lost to Hoopeston. Went to Wrestling tourney took 4th place. Started new classes. Really mixed up because club pictures were taken. Last chance to get your schedules changed! Girls are gettin sore from working on the weight machine. Lucked out girls! No physical fitness tests yet! Sophomores ordered rings today. Freshman BB against Jamaica. Nice job fellows. Wrestling meet at Fischer W'on 30-21. Wrestling meet at Charleston Won 51-15. Wrestling meet at Bement won 57-3. BB at Gibson City—lost. BB. at Paxton. Freshmen won in tourney. Won by 6 pts. Freshmen won 72-44 in the Wauseca Tournament. GBB lost their first game to Catlin 28-21. Wrestling meet here against Hoopeston. WON!! We showed ’em who was best man, huh Randy!!!!! Chanute Air Force Band gave us a concert. Really good. Our Greenies are Great! Freshman B Ball won Wauseca Con. Tourn. Yearbooks are on sale during lunch. Yearbooks are on sale at lunch hour. Schlarman game tonite. Game at Rossville BB. Wrestling varsity at Gibson City, Fresh-Soph Wrestling Tourney at Catlin. NO SCHOOL Girls B-Ball here; Westville. 11:30 dismissal. 11:30 dismissal Back to school after vacation. We should have more of these 2 half day weeks! Blue slips for Sophs were in. Congrats Cathy S. you’re the first one, huh. Pie served to teachers for FFA week. FFA assembly. Some people need to learn a little more respect for things. Barnyard Nursery today. Srs. put on a good pep session. Weren’t those “girls” cute?” Lost game to Hoopeston, but put up a good fight. Lost to Bismarck BB. Wrestlers went to sectional. Congrats to Reynolds Rhoden. They get to go on to state!! Regional in BB Started. We played Westville. 11:30 dismissal. State wrestling at Assembly Hall. State wrestling at Assembly Hall. Assembly today to present the school with 2 State Wrestling Titles for 74-75. Reynolds 185, Rhoden 138. Way to tough it out guys. Winter band concert at H. School tonite. Announcements for grad, are in. Sure is a lot of card trading goin’ on. Fresh-Soph. Tourney won against Wellington. . Trials began in Speech. “All rise for Judge Webster.” . Still at trials. Girls basketball team lost. . Happy Birthday Chris G. . Quick decision Cris N. Good Luck. . Happv Birthday Joe T. Cheerleaders went in front of U of I CLs. ’ . Happy Birthday, Cris N. . Cheerleading tryouts. Congrats to all of ya. . Last week of 9 wks. We’re almost thru. . Some people can’t walk down stairs very well! . Don’t these tests ever start? . Movie—“Sugarland Express.” . Early dismissal at 2:00. Out for a week. HAPPY EASTER. Spanish students left for Snain. Have fun people. . Welcome back to school; same ole bore. . Schools out! April Fools....... . Report cards came out. Chemistry 1st hour was pretty cozy during tornado drills. . Track Meet at Danville. . NHS initiation party. . Golf team lost their match . . . Sorry. . Track meet here ... We won . . . . Prom tickets went on sale. . NHS meeting, good turnout guys. . Science Club went on a field trip to Veterinary Open house. . Girls Track meet . . . Won . Boys Track meet . . . Band jackets came in. . Newspaper came out ... It gets better all the time. . H.S. got 3rd in the N. Ver. Invit. meet. . Soph’s are getting anxious about class rings. . G.H.S. Invit. meet here, we got 3rd. Band got 1st in all phases of competition in Concert Band Contest. . Jrs. register for their big Senior year. . Track meet tonight . . . Soph’s taking achievement tests. . Soph’s register for their Jr. year. . Jrs. start work for decorating for Prom. Science Fair, congrats to Joe. . Jrs. take ACT tests. . Track meet tonight—N. Verm. Those Seniors can really read those signs on doors. . Jrs. are really working on the Gym. . Fine Arts festival at Jr. High. . Prom . . . Congrats to Ginger and Wilbur . . . County Track meet. . Let’s get the gym cleaned out Jrs. . Congrats to our golfers on State. . Industrial Arts Classes to Indy. . Track meet at ABL. . FHA Banquet. . Athletic Banquet. How come so many tears Senior Cheerleaders? . Band Banquet . . . Wauseca Conf. Golf meet. . Slave Day . . . Way to go Baker, Snyder, Stump—$21.00. ls navno Mar. 6 Mar. 7 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 12 Mar. 13 Mar. 14 Mar. 17 Mar. 18 Mar. 19 Mar. 20 Mar. 21 Mar. 31 Apr. 1 Apr. 2 Apr. 3 Apr. 4 Apr. 7 Apr. 8 Apr. 9 Apr. 10 Apr. 11 Apr. 13 Apr. 14 Apr. 15 Apr. 17 Apr. 18 Apr. 19 Apr. 21 Apr. 22 Apr. 23 Apr. 25 Apr. 26 Apr. 28 Apr. 29 May 1-2 May 3 May 4-6 May 5 May 7 May 8 May 9 May 10 May 12 May 14 s'- , | r 130 May 15 May 16 May 17 May 19 May 20 May 21 May 26 May 27 May 29 May 30 June 1 Soph s gotjclass rings. . . . Schools sure getting boring, GAA Banquet. . . . Boys dist. Track meet. . . . First baseball game. Doubleheader with Westville. . . . Organization meeting of XC. Senior grades go on cards. Now they can goof off (as if they never do). Psych, field trip pretty exciting day. . . . Better clean out your lockers everyone before the big people do it for you. . . . Sure is hot today . . . Our baseball Buffs won both games against B.H.H.S. Honors Day . . . But most of the recipients were gone swimming, right Doug Weaver? . . . Get out at 1:30 the rest of this week . . . . . . Seniors left for the Senior trip at 2:30 this morning . . . Were there some sad good-byes or What Wallace and Snyder. . . . SCHOOLS OUT FOR THE SUMMER!!!!!!!!!!! . . . Welcome home Seniors! I hear it was a pretty neat trip. . . . Graduation . . . This was a very exciting day for a lot of people. Good-bye Good ole G.H.S. Good Luck to Everyone!!! FAREWELL TO G.H.S. The time has come when we must part. We are brothers and sisters, each of us. But we must go and build our separate roads. There’s no turning back. We’re headed for the Future now. Gotta see the best in it all. Because a sunrise doesn’t Last all morning, a Cloudburst doesn’t last All day. Times will be Bad, but won’t always Be grey. Good Luck to each class. You’re on your way. For each of you will someday journey and go your own way. Sherry 13) 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 service is pleasing the Lady Who Pushes the Cart” but, really EVERYONE is welcome!! 132 PEARSON ROOFING SIDING CO., INC. PEARSON ROOFING SIDING CO “Our Work Is Tops” 2427 Georgetown Road • • Ph. 446-7171 • Does not dent like metal • Never needs paint: solid color clear through • STAYS beautiful. MADE FROM B. F. GOODRICH GROUP VINYLS T-lok SOLID VINYL SIDING Mastic Corporation 133 Brookshier’s Discount Building Materials State Rt 1 Olivet, Illinois Phone 662-2358 815 S. Griffin St. Danville, Illinois Steve Brookshier—Olivet, Illinois John Barton—Danville, Illinois DISCOUNT Building MATERIAL — ART KRAFT STUDIO 110 W. MAIN DANVILLE. ILL. 442-8219 YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER Congratulations Class of 75 Jerry and Francis Becker Of Jerry’s Oasis ,0£S9 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Compliments of RIDGEWAY LANES Ridgefarm, Illinois 137 miMWCHRISMAN NORTHWEST CORNER SQUARE CHRISMAN, ILLINOIS 61924 MARTIN PLUMBING AND HEATING Corner South St. And Walnut St. Georgetown, III. 662-6021 Compliments of BRIM INSURANCE AGENCY N.E. Corner of Square Georgetown, III. 662-2112 138 Jp SI Congratulations LaASy Westville to the Harding Class of 75 Pharmacy 103 South State Westville, Illinois Phone: 267-2188 The Fashion John P. Rowley, Pharmicist Cleaners Corner of 7th and Main Georgetown, Illinois Phone: 662-6551 Compliments and Best Wishes from La Salette Seminary 139 COMPLIMENTS OF — Congratulations And Best Wishes to The Graduating Class Of 1975 From: LAZYLEE RANCH REPUBLIC PLASTICS DIVISIONS Georgetown, Illinois 220 N. Main Georgetown, III. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Westville, III. phone 267-2147 fffi) 3Firat 2faluntal lank of (Dirisman Working With You To Build A Better Community Chrisman. Illinois Member F. D. I. C. 140 Compliments of Houghton Funeral Home .. °r® Mar avings Sue Furniture 2319 Georgetown Road 2 miles South of 1-74 on Rt. 1 Danville, Illinois 61832 Phone (217) 446-6060 Burgoynes Flower Shop 804 North Main Street Georgetown, Illinois Phone 662-2116 Williams in Westville Make it your store for quality home furnishings Mohawk rugs—Wall decor. Gifts—wall paper—clocks everything to make your home a better place to live. 141 Compliments of ALEXANDERS SPORTING GOODS 155 N. Vermillion Danville, Illinois Your Specialists GEORGE VACKETTA SON Ford Sales Service 415 South State St. Westville, Illinois In Sports for Over Phone: 267-2822 50 Years WESTVILLE GEORGETOWN MOBILE HOMES PET LODGE 1700 N. State Westville, III. Knoll Crest Pekes Carl Audrey Garling Boarding Pekingese Phone 267-7709 Stud Service Georgetown, Illinois Phone: 662-8181 Country-Aire Mobile Home Park Way-To-Go Mobile Home Park fill™ f ■ Isaalirsl «l 1 rj . | fr ll 142 it’s the real thing Danville Coca-Cola Bottling Co. CAST AND ROBERTS LUMBER CO. 235 S. State St. Westville, III. BENNETT LUMBER COMPANY 302 Mill Street Georgetown, III. Phone 662-682K r7li: Tl BBKtTT IUHBER CO REX HARRIS REALTY 600 West West St. Georgetown, Illinois Phone 662-8002 143 BIAVA REDI MIX West Clingan Lane Westville, Illinois Phone 267-2738 147 N. State St. 1200 N. Main Westville, Illinois Georgetown, III. Ph. 267-3121 Ph. 662-6621 LATOZ HARDWARE “Shop the Friendly One” ' ' SOUTH DANVILLE Trained Servicemen—Ranges— Refrigerators—Washers—Dryers—Central Air Conditioning SOUTH DANVILLE TV AND APPLIANCES Admiral, Zenith and other famous Makes. 2507 Georgetown Road Larry Wells Ph. 442-8742 Roger Nourie BACON AND VAN BUSKIRK GLASS COMPANY 533 East Main St. Danville, Illinois 61832 144 Compliments to The Graduating Class Georgetown City Council Commercial Credit Loans, Inc. 21 W. Harrison Street Danville, Illinois MAN INCORPORATED Industrial Tool and Fastener Supply Box 87 Westville, Illinois 267-3101 j| S | USED CAR Plioriii 10 C5f. r _— � jm Compliments of BARKMAN CHEVROLET SALES Co., Inc. 107 West North St. Danville, III. 145 Congratulations to The 1975 Class Coate Orchards R.R. 1 Georgetown Congratulations to The Class of 1975 CAPTAIN CLEAN RAYMOND L. JOHNSON Georgetown, III. 662-2405 Congratulations to The Class of 75 Carroll’s Western Auto Georgetown, Illinois Vermilion County Abstract Co. 13 North Vermilion St. Danville, Illinois 61832 Abstracts Escrows Title Insurance Phone: 442-0510 146 John’s Steak House 915 S. Adams Danville, III. Congratulations to the Class of 75 443-7100 Hurst Lacey’s Standard Service 401 N. Main Georgetown 662-6070 Remole Mobile Home, Inc. 2019 G’town Rd. Danville MECHALAS STORE “Gus’s” 600 N. Main St. 662-6517 TEMPERATURE CONTROL SYSTEMS Refrigeration Heating—Air Conditioning Jim Kerry Parker Georgetown, III 662-6753 Singer Heating—Air Conditioning DANVILLE FLORAL COMPANY 27 W. North Street Danville, III. 442-4500 Wirlpool Com. Ice Makers State Water Heaters Hydrotherm Hot Water Heat Copeland Conditioning Units Walk-In Coolers Elec-Tro-Maid Air Cleaner Service On All Makes “Chuck” HILTON Construction Lumber Co. 2103 Georgetown Road Danville, Illinois BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5 t to $1.00 Store School Supplies 443-2449 Compliments of LACK’S MOTEL 618 So. Main Street Georgetown, Illinois Compliments of: BARGAIN BARN INC. 12 N. Franklin Danville On the Square Georgetown 148 Compliments of BOUTON AND SON Flour—Feed—Salt GEORGETOWN AUTO SUPPLY 905 North Main Georgetown, III. 1101 N. Main Street Georgetown, Illinois 217 662-2171 SOLLARS APPLIANCE Tropical Fish and Supplies JOE’S SANDWICH SHOP 325 North Third St. Georgetown, Illinois 662-6611 125 N. Main Georgetown 662-6520 24 hrs, 6 Days Managers: Mary Green Connie Pennington Congratulations from Compliments of Harvey Marck Jim Patie WESTVILLE STATE CATLIN FEED FARM SUPPLY LOAN COMPANY Catlin, III. Phone 427-2186 Westville, Illinois Compliments of: BLACK’S HARDWARE CASTLE’S BUSINESS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. 620 N. Gilbert St. Danville — Phone 442-9300 417 N. Vermilion St. Danville, III. Phone 442-5797 •Hardware Houseware •Toys -Gifts •Sporting Goods 149 SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF DANVILLE 27 North Vermilion 300 North Vermilion Buchanan’s Chittick Optical Service Optometrists office phone: 442-2631 Dr. William J. Buchanan Dr. Edmund J. McCarthy 159 n. Vermilion Danville, III. office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.—Monday thru Saturday ACCENT DECOR BY O’DEARS NICHOLS LOAN CORP. 28 W. North St. Danville, III. 18 East Main Danville, Illinois Invites you to come in and browse around. S5 of Lights, Mirrors, Glassware, and Giftware. PURITY BAKING CO. CHRISMAN FEED SERVICE Bakers of Batter Whipped Sunbeam Bread Chrisman, III. SMITH MOTOR CO. THE VILLAGER Triumph—Yamaha Motorcycles West Side Square Chrisman, III. Best Parts and Service in this area June Cook—Owner 727-731 E. Main Since 1942 Danville, III 150 THE HUB LOUNGE Congratulations to 111 West West St. Georgetown, Illinois The Class of 75 Beer Wine Pool Larry L. Cravens—owner CANNON COCHRAN INC. GUTTERIDGE HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES SERVICE Compliments of: 1606 Georgetown Road Danville, III. 61832 Phone (217) 446-4555 GENE RICE AUTO REPAIR Complete Parts, Service, and Accessories 313 East West St. for all Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Bicycles Tricycles Georgetown, Illinois WESTVILLE FLORAL BOUTIQUE Everything to fit your tire 107 South State needs at: Westville, III. 61883 BASS TIRE CO. Phone 267-3220 602 S. Gilbert Danville, III. Jim Linda Mains Mon. 10:00-7:00 Tues. through Sat. 10:00-5:00 Yarn Knit Shop For the Creative Woman Barbara DeBarba 1519 N. State Westville, III. 61883 (217) 267-7089 B.J.’s DRAPERY SHOP Custom Made Draperies Fabrics and Fixtures 511 S. Main Georgetown, III. Phone (217) 662-8109 151 ROYSTERS JEWELRY Congratulations to The Class of 75 Your class ring Headquarters Custom Jewelry TRUE VALUE S. W. Yontz Son, Inc. Chrisman, III. Phone 269-2712 SEE-MORE CABLE T. V. Office (217) 267-7774 133 N. State St. Westville, III. 61883 Henry L. Falconio, Jr. Manager BILL’S MOWER SHOP Wheel Horse Tractors Comet Riders McCulloch Chain Saws We Service What We Sell Phone 269-2511 Chrisman, III. GEORGETOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY Compliments From HANKS PLACE 105 East West St. 105 West West St. Hours: Tues.—Sat. 12:30—5:30 662-8686 FAZIO DEPT. STORE Shoes—Dry Goods Ready-To-Wear Headquarters For All Gym Wear Congratulation to The Class of 75 NORTH GILBERT AUTO SUPPLY Danville, Illinois 152 J.C. PENNEY 136 N. Vermillion Danville, Mall 446-1204 L M SLAUGHTER HOUSE R. R. 1 Georgetown, Illinois 662-6841 WILSONS VARIETY STORE Chrisman, Illinois JAMES G. LINDER Attorney at Law Georgetown, Illinois DUNN’S STANDARD STATION Jack Dunn Georgetown, Illinois 662-6601 THE GRAMOPHONE Records and Tapes Danville, Illinois 446-3171 P. N. HIRSCH CO. 108 S. State St. Westville, Illinois 267-7117 Compliments of BELTON CANDY CO. 43 N. Jackson Danville, Illinois HOUSE OF VACUUMS 50 S. Gilbert St. Danville, Illinois Bison Distributors S. S. KRESGE CO 26 On the Mall Danville, Illinois WESTVILLE MONUMENT CO. Charles Urban—Charles Cooke Westville, Illinois SPRITZ JEWLERS 51 N. Vermilion St. Danville, Illinois 442-1500 WESTERN AUTO 123 Monroe L. Middlemas—Owner Chrisman, Illinois WEIL'S SEW-VAC Don Weil—Specialist 614 S. Main Georgetown, III. Sales and Service 662-8744 FABRICS, ETC. Phyllis Grider 1504 N. Main St. Georgetown, Illinois Cigars—Tobaccos—Pipes—Books FRITSCH’S Vermilion Mall Danville, Illinois 153 Bullock........ Qualit t Garages World’s Largest Garage Builders! 217-446-9414 Danville, Illinois Compliments of LAUHOFF GRAIN CO. Cereals of Quality Since 1862 321 E. North St. Danville, III. COMPONENT ROOF TRUSS SYSTEMS Rt. 1 North Ridge Farm, III. 247-2663 Compliment of E. G. ANDRACKI, M.D. G.H.S. PATRONS: MAIN $ STORE GERALD R. BLOCK MRS. GERALD R. BLOCK MR. MRS. HOMER CORNWELL BEATRICE M. SMITH LIGGETT’S CUSTOM DRAPERIES THE WANDER INN CATHY “SARGE” GURNEY SHEELAGH “KOALA BEAR” WISE MR. MRS. BILL SMITH FREIDA’S GIFT BAZAAR BOBBY NEAL SNIDERS WOMEN MEN APPAREL 155 X