Glenwood High School - Spyglass Yearbook (Chatham, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

SPYGLASS 1970 Glenwood High School Chatham, Illinois Mr. Kauerauf's second childhood. Ride 'Em, Cowboy!! The Over-The-Hill Hippies 2 Support Your Local Mental Health Center. You See, It’s Like This Bucket Seats for the Drivers’ Ed. Car? TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration 5 Classes 15 Activities 57 Sports 93 Advertisements 105 Index 122 We proudly dedicate this 1970 Spyglass to you, Mrs. Guinan. The class of 1970 looks to you as a special friend, for it was you who helped and inspired us throughout our four years at Glenwood. And when the time came to prepare for prom, you were there from the start to the finish - planning, decorating, and advising. You guided our class to success. We say, Thank you, Mrs. Guinan.” 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Charles Chapin Mr. William Clark Mr. Robert Lowery Mr. Ron Jackson Mr. Max Summers Dr. Robert Bowen Mr. William Leinberger The Board of Education was busy proposing and planning additions and improvements for the district during 1970. Several rooms were added to the elementary schools, while the high school benefited from a new vocational program, improved parking facilities, and an athletic field. 6 SUPERINTENDENT Congratulations! to the Publications Staff upon the successful completion of the 1970 issue of SPYGLASS. Thank you for this opportunity to offer the graduating seniors some practical and philosophical advice for fulfillment of their personal dreams and goals. Our efforts have been aimed at providing you with the opportunity to participate in a balanced variety of challenging activities from which you can build a solid background. It is my hope that you will continue your education through every resource at your command. Perhaps one should remember that the truly successful men and women of the world first mastered themselves before they tried to master business, government, the law, or whatever fields their personal dreams lead them to. They learned what is probably the most profound truth men have discovered in the history of organized society—that the truly successful men or women must be able to get along with other people. With the population explosion you will have to get along with other people. So develop a sense of brotherhood—a true interest in your fellowman. It has been a pleasure having been associated with you through your graduation. I feel sure Glenwood will continue to feel proud of you as you make progress along life’s path. 7 PRINCIPAL Congratulations to ti class of 1970. Young people entering the adult world must face the challenge of preserving their heritage and causing justifiable change in our society. These changes will only come about when young people are able to present workable solutions. Graduates, continue your education and prepare your minds so that you will be able to furnish the leadership necessary in the coming years. People become leaders only when they have the knowledge that will gain the respect of others. Mrs. Betty McCord Mrs. Loveta Manning 8 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL During the 1969-70 school year, the increase in student enrollment brought about the new position of assistant principal, which was filled by Mr. Mayoral. In addition to his duties as assistant principal, Mr. Mayoral taught classes of World Affairs and U.S. Government. Mr. Peter Mayoral I Mrs. Pam Van Alstine Speech, English Mrs. Jan Smith Composition, English Literature, Girl’s P.E. Miss Nancy McLoud German, French Miss Chris Rieman Composition, German Miss Barbara Tigner English, History Mrs. Rita Davis History, Civics, Economics Mr. John May Modern Novels, Contemporary Literature, History 10 Mr. Glenn Wilson Biology Mr. Alan Brown Physics, Chemistry Mr. Earl Turner Boys’ P.E., Civics Mr. David Domanowski Algebra Mr. Lozelle Cleaves Geometry Mr. Mark Krell Practical Math, Advanced Math Mr. Mike Collins Government, History 11 Mrs. Donna McNeely General Business, Shorthand, Typing Mr. Theodore Chase Instrumental Music Mrs. Sandy Hammond Clerical Practice, Typing, Secretarial Practice Mrs. Charlene Gates Vocal Music 12 Open House Mr. Don Reynolds Industrial Arts Mr. Terry Loving Industrial Arts Mr. Craig Sanford Agriculture Mrs. Barbara Fee Home Economics Miss Ruth Walch Home Economics Mr. Frank Graham Drivers' Education Miss Rieman aiding a cheerleader. 13 Mrs. Wilma Carter Guidance Counselor Mr. William Challis Guidance Counselor Mrs. Mary Hufendick Librarian Mrs. Betty Branham Librarian Mr. Roger Schlatter Student Teacher, Band and Choral Music Miss Sandra Kasnick Student Teacher, French Mrs. Suzanne Morrow Student Teacher, English 14 FRESHMEN Belinda Arnold Linda Branham Ronald Bringle Larry Awe David Barnes Joan Blaser Julie Brady Nancy Bramlet Gerald Bristow Debbie Britt Felicia Broccardo Mary Jo Brown Randy Brown David Buchanan Kenny Burg Cynde Ca liar man Douglas Carlson Fred Carter Janet Burtle Dorothy Cary Deborah Castleman John Chambers Gerri Charlton Tony Cheli Blake Cloyd Robert Courtney Rickey Creasey Mary Cullom Terry Cunningham Donna Darling Stephen Davis Pat DeVore Charles Douglas Gerry Durbin Robert El sen he imer Duane Esarey David Fafoglia Daniel Ford Rhonda Frerichs Amy Gilreath Dick Grady Bill Gwinn Carl Hagerty Denise Hall Allison Hamilton Libby Hartman Ronald Hashman Deborah Hawk Fritz Haydary Marcia Heinz Terry Helton Suzanne Herr David Hess Gary Hewitt Joe Hill Gregg Hinds Michael Hittmeier Jeff Howery Brenda Hudson Lisa Jacobs Dean Johnson Warren Johnson David Johnston Janice Jones Jeff Kearns Corliss Kelley Karen Keltner Connie Kessler Debra Kiel Kathy Kincaid Joseph Kirincich Karol Knight Kathy Kovalick Ruth Kuchen Bob LaBonte John Ladage Terri Lane James Langley Robert Leady Rick Leigh David Leigh Fleet Lindley Jeffrey Mathias Scott Mauck Beth McCann Timothy McDonald Terry Moore Tom Mracek Pat Neighbors Mark Neiman Rhonda Netzley James Newman Don Noll Timothy Parker Tim Pieper Eleanor Power Louis Pusch Mark Ray Stanley Ruger Fritz Salefski Diane McKenzie Thomas McLaughlin David McMann Steven Meier Reed Michaud Craig Montgomery David Montgomery Shaun Schllch Kathy Sharp Richard Shepherd David Skaggs Gerry Spengler Mark Stone Merrell Stone Lynn Strawn Kevin Stubbs Paula Sullivan Cheryl Szabo Michael Szabo Henry Trutter Glenn Vancil Jerry Vanselow Kathy Wanless Vicki Wantland Rick Willey Debbie Wilson Jim Wilson Kathy Wingerter Michael Wittle CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Allison Hamilton, Sec.; Terry Helton, V.P.; Felicia Broccardo, Treas. 18 SOPHOMORES Earl Denise Darryl Agnes Abner Altizer Awe Azeris Donna Ballweg Rhonda Chasteen Mary Beckum Rose Broccardo Ernie Christensen Dennis Mike Kenneth Brown Bryant Burke Jay Clark Mark Cole Cindy Cook Martha Bolin Libby Burton Marcie Cox Mary Pat Brady Dena Cantrall Jim Craven Tom Castleman Greg Bastian Randy Bradley Donna Connie Mike Behl Bell Blair Kenneth Bari Dianne Edwards Epperson Evans Bill Debbie Jim Kim Freeman Gaule Gerberding Gibson Charles Donna Charles Hilbert Hoskinson Hurley 20 Richard Kaydus Joe Debra Doris Yolanda Lorrie Lambert Leady Lehmann Littrell Ixigsdon Bob Pat McGuire McClaughlin Dale McLean Debby Melville Gary Moore Tim Mracek Tom Bill Papp Phillips Jim Janice K°ki Phillips Pratte Pride Judy Shinn y� Mary Lynr Barbara Mark Ken Schnirring Schroeder Schweighart Sharp Nancy JoAnne Salefski Schmidt Jim Richardson Bob Rigg BUI Siliskie Charles Sisk Jim Skaggs Linda Jack Sharon Speaks Spencer Stannard Cathy Stanton Tom Svanoe Debbie Lynda Mike Bob Linda Turner Turner Underwood Wan! ess Wheeler Carl David Larry Szabo Szabo Tode CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Tom Svanoe, Treasurer; Randy Bradley, President; Mary Lynn Schnirring, Secretary; Bob Rigg, Vice-President. JUNIORS Pat Vickie Adamski Altizer David Carolyn David Aschauer Atchison Ballweg Lyn Seri Beam Beckum Sue Barbara Tom Begue Behl Bostick Tim George Brady Brammeier Richard JoAnn Robert Brewer Bridgewater Brown Vicki Brown Jim Burtle Doug Byers Len Campbell Gus Candioto Karen Marianne Katie Carter Challis Codlin Janet J.P. JoAnne Coontz Cunningham Curby Debbie Richard Jack Davis DeWall DeZee Cheryl Jim Doan Dodson 24 Jackie Douglas Mike Emery Mark Esarey Monte Evans Susan Fischer Robin Gail Cheli Fox David Sharon Freeman Freeman Kevin Frey Jessica Peggy Susan Gilreath Goodman Grigsby Tom Hadsell Mike Teresa Albert Hall Hamilton Hamman Dena Handy Mike Harmony Brenda Harness Ed Jo Ann Jan Jill Monte Jewell Jumper Keeling Keeling Keltner Rhona Vicki Andy Cole Audrey Kincaid Lane Langley Langley Lash Cathy Carol Shirley Eileen Laycock Leamons Larch Loftus 26 Gale Colleen Gary Diane Del Mahan Markus McCarrel McClure McCord Susan Arnold McDonald McMann Randy Anna Marie Janet Medd Miller Mirts Becky Frank Moon Murrill Kevin Bob Bob Cathy Nimmo Pennington Poppenga Power Debbie Libby Ray Reimer Gary Ramsey Gary Ridgeway Patti 27 Schleyhahn Bob Ritz Roberta Ross Joyce Roth Gary Sapp Wayne Teddi Bob Susan Jan Sisk Spicer Staley Stannard Striplin Connie Margaret John Chuck Louis Sutton Syson Szabo Toler Trutter Julie Mark Williams Workman 28 Ruth Zelinka Mark Stubbs Clay Denise Jack Whitaker Wiesenmeyer Willey CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Tim Brady, President; Joyce Roth, Secretary; Gary McCarrel, Prom Chairman; Cathy Laycock, Treasurer; Len Campbell, Vice-President; Lyn Beam, Prom Chairman. Michael Ytterberg CLASS HISTORY Since our high school years have come to a close, we often think back over all the good times we enjoyed. We entered the classrooms of Glenwood as freshmen in 1966 with an enrollment of 133 and had 122 graduating, the largest graduating class in Glenwood's history. Early in our freshman year, we elected David Warrington, president; Linda Davis, vice-president; Linda Gibson, secretary; and Kathy Dodge, treasurer. Our first Student Council representatives were Chris McCall, Susan Roberts, Beverly Schroll, and David Warrington. During our sophomore year, we elected Susan Roberts, president; Darcy Cooper, vice-president; Linda Gibson, secretary; and David Duke, treasurer. Our Student Council representatives were Diane Anderson, Alan Kelly, Chris McCall, and Susan Roberts. Experiencing our first Homecoming, Rhapsody In Blue”, the class chose Darcy Cooper and David Duke to the court. We sold sweatshirts as a money raising project for the Prom. We began our junior year by electing David McWherter, president; Diane Anderson, vice-president; Chris McCall, secretary; David Duke, treasurer. Our representatives to Student Council were Diane Anderson, Patty Burtle, Chris McCall, and Susan Roberts. Our representatives to the Homecoming, “Revolution,” were Jim Kennel and Linda Davis and Dave Warrington and Linda Gibson. That year, working toward the prom, we sold magazines and held candy sales at basketball games. Finally, after months of hard work on May 16, 1969, we presented “Coronation Ball” at the Leland Hotel, with the “Spoils of War” from Champaign providing the music. Master of Ceremonies for the event was David McWherter, and the bid poem was written by Rick Jones. The coronation of King John Kerska and Queen Karla Gathard highlighted the evening. Our senior class sponsors were Mrs. Guinan, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Pratt, Mr. Domanowski, and Miss Walch. Finally our senior year came, and we joyously welcomed Annbjorg (Ann) Lyng to Glenwood. Congratulations must go to the GHS AFS chapter for sponsoring a foreign exchange student from Norway, who adds so much to our student body. In the beginning of the senior year, we elected David Warrington, president; David McWherter, vice-president; Linda Gibson, secretary; and Chris McCall, treasurer. The class elected LindaGibson, Alan Kelly, Ann Lyng, Kim Murphy, and Susan Roberts to be student council representatives. The first semester was highlighted by the 1969 Homecoming, “Dawn of Creation,” sponsored by the Student Council. Darcy Cooper was crowned Queen, and Dave Warrington was King. Lance Charlson was chosen the first Mr. Redskin. Linda Davis was Queen of the FHA's “Sweetheart Dance.” The Junior-Senior Prom was held May 16, 1970, at the Teamster’s Union Hall. Susan Roberts escorted by David Warrington was crowned Queen. Members of the court were Linda Davis, first attendant escorted by Duane Muchow; Linda Gibson, second attendant escorted by Ron Stone; Kay Anderson escorted by Jim Kennel; and Darcy Cooper escorted by David Duke. Now that we are graduated, every person will always remember some particular event not always related to the class as a whole - for example, the paper wad fights in Biology II; the lab experiences of Mr. Brown and his students; “the Dirty Dozen;” and composition journals. We will remember national events that took place during our high school years: man’s first landing on the moon; the political assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr., and Bobby Kennedy; the Chicago Convention; and the Richard Speck murders. Though the world was not so happy, Glenwood was. Glenwood gave us joy, frustration, hope, responsibility, and a friendship that we shall never forget. Most important of all is that it has given us an education. We are thankful for the knowledge we have received. So long, beautiful Glenwood, may YOU live forever! 29 LYNN ALEXANDER - Publications 3,4, Co-Editor of GLEN-ECHO; Music Contestant 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; French Club 2,3,4, Secretary; Glenwood Singers 1,2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4; Glenwood Players 4, President; Musical 1,2,3,4. MERLIN ALBERTS - Industrual Arts 2,3,4; Track 2,3. DIANE ANDERSON - Glenwood Players 4; Student Council 2,3, Historian; FTA 4, FHA 2,3; AFS 4; German Club 3,4; Library Club 2; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Girl's Fencing 1,2,3; Class Officer 3. KAY ANDERSON - Publications 4; FHA 1,2,3; Industrial Arts 4, Treasurer; Library Club 2; Student Secretary 3,4; Prom Court 4. SCOTT BARSTOW - Monticello 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. VIRGIL BECKUM LINDA BEHL - Library Club 2; Girls’ Chorus 1,2; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Student Secretary 4. MARK BEHL - Industrial Arts 4; Basketball 1,4; Track 3; Fencing 3; Cross Country 1,4. GARY BIRK - Publications 3,4, Activities Editor; Speech Contestant 1; FTA 4; AFS 4, German Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Fencing 1. GLENN BLASER - Rich Central High School 1,2,3. CURT BOLIN - Industrial Arts 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2; Kitchen Aid 1,2. DAVID BRAMMEIER - Key Club 2,3,4; Fencing 1,2; Track 2,3,4. JACKIE BRANHAM - FHA 1,2,3; Vocational School 4. MEREDITH BRANHAM - Music Contestant 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; General Chorus 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4. MIKE BRANHAM GEORGE BRIDGEWATER JAY BROWN - Monterey High School, Lubbock, Texas 1,2,3; FTA4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. JANE BRUNK - Glenwood Players 4; Publications 3,4, Editor of SPYGLASS; AFS 4; German Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Musical 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. LAURA BRUNK - Industrial Arts 3; A Cappella Choir 3; General Chorus 1,2. STEVE BRUNK - FFA 1,2,3,4, Parlimentarian, Treasurer. DIANE BRYANT - Drama Club 4; A Cappella Choir 2; General Chorus 3. VIRGINIA BURKE - Glenwood Players 4; FTA 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Public Relations; A Cappella Choir3,4; General Chorus 1,2. PATRICIA BURTLE — Publications 3,4, Co-Editor, GLEN-ECHO; Glenwood Players 4; Student Council 3; FTA 2,3,4; AFS 3, Vice-President; French Club 2,3, Correspondence Secretary; FHA 2,3; Library Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Musical 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Fencing 2,3. JIM BURTON - Prom Committee 3. BRENDA BYUS - Springfield High School 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. DEBRA CANTRALL - Publications 3,4, Layout Editor; FTA 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Musical 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. JOE CARROLL - Glenwood Players 4. LANCE CHARLSON - Key Club 2; Industrial Arts 4, Secretary; A Cappella Choir 1,2; Homecoming Court 4. DARCY COOPER - Publications 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Court 1,2,4; Musical 1,2,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Captain; Prom Court 4. TERI CRAIN - Glenwood Players 4; FHA 1; A Cappella Choir 1; Musical 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. DONALD CORNELIUS - French Club 3,4, Vice-President; National Honor Society 4. LINDA DAVIS - Glenwood Players 4; Publications 4, Head Typist; FTA 3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer; Library Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Court 3,4; Prom Court 4; Musical 2,3,4; Class Officer 2, Vice-President; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. DONALD DAY - A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Musical 1,2,3. LINDA DELAY - Virden High School 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; FHA 2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,4; FTA 4; Glenwood Players 4. DAVID DEWALL - Glenwood Players 4; Publications 4; Speech Contestant 4; National Honor Society 4; Prom Committee 3. ANN DOZIER Chorus 1. FHA 1,2,3,4; Girl’s DAVID DUKE - Key Club 1,2; Industrial Arts 4; Prom Committee 3; A Cappella Choir 1,2; Homecoming Court 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Fall Baseball 1,2,3,4; Spring Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3. CAROLYN EDWARDS - Glenwood Players 4; FTA 2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, President, Section First Vice-President; Library Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Musical 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. RANDY EPPERSON - Glenwood Players 4; Speech Contestant 4; Key Club 2,3,4, President; German Club 2; Musical 4; Fencing 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. JANET ESPENSCHIED - Glenwood Players 4; Industrial Arts 4; Musical 4. MARILYN EVOY - Archbishop Blenk High School, New Orleans 1; FHA 2,3,4. GRETCHEN FINLAY - Music Contestant 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3, Treasurer; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4, Treasurer; Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary; Dance Band 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Musicals 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA FREEMAN - Glen wood Players 4; Publications 3,4, Business Manager; FTA 2,3,4; AFS 3,4; French Club 3,4, Secretary; National Honor Society 4; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Musical 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. BOB FRERICHS - Key Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Musical 2,4. NANCY FUSTIN - South Fork Community School 1; Glenwood Players 4; Library Club 4; Student Secretary 4. MARY GERBERDING - Glenwood Players 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Musical 2,3,4. alas LINDA GIBSON - Music Contestant 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4; Prom Co-Chairman; Homecoming Court 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,4; Cheerleading 1,3; Musical 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. SUE GIPSON - A Cappella Choir 2,4; General Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3. PAT GOODMAN — Milford Township H. S. 1; Salem Community H.S. 2; Vocational School 3,4. DEBBIE GORSAGE — Library Club I, 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Degree Chairman; Vocational School 3,4. LESTER GRIFFITH DENNA GRUBER - FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Secretary 3; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. MARCIA HAMRICK - Music Contestant 3,4; FT A 4; Library Club 3; General Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Prom Committee 3. GEARY LEE HART - Key Club 2,3,4, Sergeant of Arms; Industrial Arts 1,2,4. JIM HENDERSON - Industrial Arts 4. BETSY HENRY - A Cappella Choir 4; General Chorus 3; Prom Committee 3; Cheerleading 4. JUDY HEWITT - FHA 1; General Chorus 1. BARBARA HINDS - Music Contestant 1,2,3,4; German Club 3,4, Treasurer; Library Club 3,4, President; Prom Committee 3; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4, Secretary; Musical 1,2,3,4. CHAR MAINE HOUSTON - FTA 2,3,4; Glenwood Players 4; FHA 1; Library Club 3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. BILL JOHNSTON - Industrial Arts 1; Baseball 2,3; Track 2,3. RICK JONES - Glenwood Players 4; FTA 3,4; AFS 4; Publications 4, Distribution Manager; National Honor Society 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Marshall 3; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Speech Contestant 1,2,3,4. MIKE KAYDUS ALAN KELLY - Student Council 2,4, Treasurer; Glenwood Singers 1,2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Musical 2,3; Junior-Senior Play 4. JIM KENNEL - Valley H.S. 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Court 3; Baseball 2; Prom Court 4. DAVID KIRKTON - FTA 4. JOHN KNIGHT CHERYL KROUSE - FHA 1,2,3,4; General Chorus 1; Library Club 4. RICK LANHAM - Glenwood Players 4; FTA 3,4; German Club 3. JIM LEAHY - Industrial Arts 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel, Treasurer, Secretary; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4. CONNIE LEINBERGER - FHA 1,2,3,4, Degree Chairman; McFarland Zone Committee; FTA 4; Library Club 3; General Chorus 3; Prom Court 4; Usher 3,4. ANN LYNG - American Field Service Student from Norway; Glen wood Players 4; AFS 4; Publications 4; FTA 4; Music Contestant 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Senior Ensemble 4; Jr -Sr Play 4. CHRIS MALLOW - German Club 1; General Chorus 1,2; Library Club 1; Student Secretary 4. BILL MAQUET - Industrial Arts 3,4. PAM MAU - Publications 3,4, Class Editor; Glen wood Players 4; FNA 3; FTA 2,3,4; AFS 3,4; French Club 2; Library Club 1,3,4; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4, Vice President; Prom Committee 3; Musical 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr Play 4. SANDY MAUCK - FTA 3,4; AFS 3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; General Chorus 1. CHRIS McCALL - Glenwood Players 4, Treasurer; FTA 2,3,4, Treasurer; Student Council 1,2,3; AFS 3,4, Secretary; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer 3,4. PAT McCLERNON - FHA 1; General Chorus 2; J.A. 2. GERALD McCULLEY - Industrial Arts 4; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3; Musical 2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Cross Country 1,3,4; Track 2. TOM McGUIRE - Industrial Arts 2,3; Cross Country 1,4; Track 3,4; Musical 4; Basketball 1,3,4. dennis McKenzie KATHY McLAUGHLIN Mercy High 1; AFS 4; FHA 2,3,4; Industrial Arts 4; Library Club 4. DAVE McWHERTER - Music Contestant 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3; FTA 2,3,4, President, Vice-President; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer 3,4. BRETT MILES SALLY MILLER - Wesclin High 1; Salem Community 2,3; FTA 4; Drama Club 2,3; Music Contestant 1; Speech Contestant 1; Student Council 1; Library Club 1; General Chorus 1; Concert Band 1; Prom Committee 3. JUDY MOORE - FHA 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; General Chorus 1,2. ROSALIE MOTTAR — Publications 3,4; Music Contestant 1,2,3,4; FNA 3,4; FTA 3,4; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Musical 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. DUANE MUCHOW - Key Club 2; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Prom Court 4; Homecoming Court 4; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Musical 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. DAVID PARMALEE - Publications 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. LOGAN PATTON - Industrial Arts 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, President; Section 14 Soybean Winner 3,4. CINDI PENNINGTON - Rosiclare H.S. 3; FHA 1,2; Prom Committee 3. KAROL PETTUS - Southeast H.S. 1; FHA 3; Library Club 1; A Cappella Choir 3; General Chorus 1. MICKEY PURNELL JANET RICHTER - FT A 4; FHA 2,3,4, Treasurer; Library Club 3; General Chorus 4; Prom Committee 3. PAM RINEHART Beardstown H.S. 1; Publications 4; Glenwood Players 4; A Cappella Choir 1,3,4; T-Group 3; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. SUSAN ROBERTS - Glenwood Players 4, Vice-President; Music Contestant 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Reporter, President; German Club 2; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4, Treasurer; Prom Committee, Chairman; Class Officer 2; D.A.R. Award Winner 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Prom Queen 4. JUDY ROSS - FHA 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. MARK SALEFSKI - Key Club 2,3; Leadership Training 3. MARILYN SCHROEDER -Publications 3,4, Advertisement Editor; French Club 1,2,3,4, President; German Club 3,4, Vice-President; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President; Musical 2,3,4. BEVERLY SCHROLL - Student Council 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary, Degree Chairman; Industrial Arts 2,3,4; Student Secretary 3,4. GAYLE SHARP - A Cappella Choir 2,4; J.A. 2; Usher 1; Vocational School 4. JOHN SHARP STEPHEN SPRINGER - FT A 3; AFS 3; A Cappella Choir 1; Concert Band 1; Prom Committee 3; J.A. 3. JOHN SMITH - Industrial Arts 3; Concert Band 1; Golf Team 2,3,4. RON STONE - Key Club 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4, Vice-President. CARLOS SOURS - Lincoliiwood High 1; Industrial Arts 4. SHERYL STOPPELWERTH Glenwood Players 4; Music Contestant 4; FTA 2,3,4; AFS 3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; General Chorus 1,4; Prom Committee 3; Musical 1,2,3,4, Student Director; Student Librarian 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4, Student Director. JACKIE SZABO - FHA 1,2,3,4, Chairman of McFarland Committee. VAL THOMPSON Music Contestant 2,3,4; AFS 2; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Ensemble 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4. TIM TROUTT - Freeport H.S. 1,2; Industrial Arts 4; FTA 3; AFS 3. PHIL TURLEY - FTA 2,3,4; German Club 3. FLOYD TURNER GREG WADE Glenwood Players 4; Speech Contestant 4; FTA 3; AFS 3. DEBBIE WIESENMEYER -Publications 3,4, Layout Editor; FTA 2,3,4, Historian; AFS 3,4, President; FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice-President; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer; Prom Committee 3. RONALD WELLS - Industrial Arts 4. DAVID WARRINGTON - Glenwood Singers 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4, Secretary, President; Homecoming Court 3; Musical 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. DAVID WHEELER - Math Club 4; Key Club 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; German Club 3; Concert Band 1,2; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4, Secretary. RICHARD WILBORN - National Honor Society 3,4, President; Math Club 4; Key Club 2, Board of Directors; Glenwood Singers 1,2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 1,2; Musical 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf Team 2,3,4. DONALD WELLS - Industrial Arts 4. Seniors Not Pictured include Mark Skaggs and Kim Murphy. IN MEMORIAM 50 Jeff Dietel 1970 Class of ’70 fPV Deft to Right: Steven Brunk, Ron Wells, Logan Patton, Mike Branham, Bill Maquet, Don Wells, Bill Johnston ROW 2' Linda Behl, Valerie Thompson, Judy Hewitt, Judy Ross, Teri Crain, Kathy McLaughlin, Sheryl Stoppelwerth, Pam Rinehart, Cindi Pennington, Karol Pettus. ROW 3: Pat Goodman, Charmaine Houston, Janet Espenchied, Kay Anderson, Diane Anderson i « o Epperson Rick Wilborn, Allen Kelly, David Kirkton. ROW 4: Jay Brown, Rick Lanham, David Parmalee, Glen Blaser’ C ,,rnes’ McWherter' Duane Muchow, Debra Cantrall, Barbara Hinds, Chris Mallow, Pat Freeman. ROW 5- Gary Birk’ fwy 7Urler’ Debbie Wiesenmeyer, Carolyn Edwards, Gretchen Finlay, Kim Murphy, Mark Behl, David DeWall, Mike Kaydus’ ROW 6: Lance Charlson, David Duke, David Wheeler, Phillip Turley, Brenda Byus, Connie Leinberger, Sandy Mauck 52 ROW 1, Left to Right: Floyd Turner, Merlin Alberts, Jim Burton, Meredith Branham, Geary Hart, John Sharp, Mark Skaggs, Steven Springer. ROW 2: Jane Brunk, Cheryl Krouse, Judy Moore, Marcia Hamrick, Betsy Henry, Debbie Gorsage, Virginia Burke, Pat McClernon, Marilyn Evoy, Linda Gibson, Chris McCall. ROW 3: Virgil Beckum, Rick Jones, Denna Gruber, Marilyn Schroeder, Linda Delay, Rosalie Mottar, Lester Griffith, Dennis McKenzie, John Knight, Joseph Carroll, David Brammeier, Brett Miles. ROW 4: David Warrington, Carlos Sours, Greg Wade, Mark Salefski, Ron Stone, Scott Barstow, Don Day, Mickey Purnell, Jim Leahy, Tom McGuire, Nancy Fustin, Pamela Mau, Pat Burtle, Lynn Alexander, Susan Roberts. ROW 5: Mary Gerberding, Laura Brunk, Janet Richter, Beverly Schroll, Sue Gipson, Gayle Sharp, Darcy Cooper, Diane Bryant, Darvin Awe, George Bridgewater, Robert Frerichs. ROW 6: Don Cornelius, Jim Kennel, John Smith, Curtis Bolin, Jim Henderson, Jerry McCulley, Tim Troutt, Linda Davis, Ann Lyng, Ann Dozier, Jackie Szabo. 53 THE RULES FOR Judy Cook and Susan Fischer, joined by the brass ensemble, played ‘‘God of Our Fathers” for the Baccalaureate Processional, May 24,1970. Rev. Koenig, in his Baccalaureate Address, set up “success” as the ultimate goal of all. He then established the steps to achieve this goal - THE STEPS to be based on the ultimate example. The first RULE is to be a servant to the people around you. Give service to others; give of yourself; keep the other persons’ interests first; have love for others. Rev. Koenig hastened to point out that the formula is not easy to follow but is well worth the struggle and is certainly possible. Scenes typical of seniors waiting . . . Rev. Timothy Koenig, St. John’s Lutheran Church THE FIRST STEP Valedictorian Marilyn Schroeder challenged her fellow graduates to “Use your diploma as a ticket to 10 seniors were named permanent National Honor Society members at the Graduation Ceremonies, May 29, 1970. From left those receiving their gold cords are Rick Wilborn, Darcy Cooper, Don Cornelius, Pat Freeman, Dave DeWall, Rick Jones, Marilyn Schroeder, Linda Davis, Ron Stone, and Debbie Wiesenmeyer. Salutatorian Don Cornelius cautioned parents to allow their children “to fly” but to remain available as sources of love, guidance, and protection. Lynn Alexander sang “Vissi d’ arte” (Love and Music) from the opera TOSCA by Puccini. The senior ensemble sang two numbers “Gonna’ Build a Mountain” and “May Each Day.” The ensemble was accompanied by Grethcen Finlay, who also played a duet (with Judy Cook), “American Youth Concerto” for the large group of assembled students, parents, and friends. INTO THE Diplomas were distributed by Mr. Chas. Chapin, President of the Board of Education. FUTURE Dressed up and posing for the photographer on F.H.A.’s Old-fashioned Days” are Miss Walch, Judy Moore, Debbie Wilson, Linda Crowley, Cheryl Krouse, and Carolyn Edwards. Key Club’s Slave Sale proved popular, at least, with the buyers. THE GLENWOOD SINGERS Santa seems to have a lapful. PUBLICATIONS Editorial Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Cantrall, Lay-out Editor; Linda Davis, Head Typist; Gary Birk, Activities Editor; Pat Burtle, Co-Editor - GLEN-ECHO; Lynn Alexander, Co-Editor GLEN-ECHO; Pam Mau, Class Editor - SPYGLASS; Jane Brunk, Editor - SPYGLASS; Rick Jones, Distribution Manager; Marilyn Schroeder, Advertisement Editor; Debbie Wiesenmeyer, Lay-out Editor. SI‘■'-si '1?Sl y -'-Lilly tc'-C 6-U £ ■ .. t £ sJ S'y' Z- L . 44 y -SO 0 x J7 - £o-i t ? - ■ ' •- ‘ es(., ■i M'vst., --tuesAjUZcr ''S£-U? ZZ' !A-. -ScA� J Ly... 1 ‘ fj y,.c'iAt. 1 ZL - - 58 s 7. v -£ iu- STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Julie Glatfelter, David Parmalee, Ruth Zelinka, Peggy Goodman, Dave DeWall, Debbie Hartman, Ann Marie Miller, Susan Stannard, Darcy Cooper, Lyn Beam, Jo Ann Bridgewater, Susan McDonald, Katie Codlin. FINE ARTS ROW 1, Left to Right: Don Cornelius, Rick Jones, Lyn Beam, Jill Keeling, Mike Ytterberg, Rick Wilborn. ROW 2: Marianne Challis, Jan Keeling, Cathy Laycock, Libby Reimer, Colleen Markus, Teresa Hamilton. ROW 3: Darcy Cooper, Linda Davis, Pat Freeman, Denise Wiesenmeyer, Judy Cook. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GHS's National Honor Society initiated ten junior members as associates on February 27, 1970. These students added to the five senior members make up the elite membership of this club. To become eligible for election, the student must have a 3.25 average on a 4 point scale. In addition he must pass close scrutiny by a faculty committee who judge him on the bases of character, service, and leadership. Once he is voted in and if he maintains the 3.25 average, he becomes a N.H.S. life member upon high school graduation. Mrs. Carter, N.H.S. sponsor, begins the initiation ceremony - senior members carry on the ceremony. 61 K E Y C L U B ROW 1, Left to Right: Mr. Collins, Dave Brammeier, Jack Willey, Tom Bostick, Dave Aschauer, Jim Craven. ROW 2: Arnold McMann, Jim Page, Mike Ytterberg, Geary Hart, Kevin Nimmo, Randy Epperson. ROW 3: Bob Poppenga, Dave Wheeler, Randy Medd, Ray Herigodt, Jack Spencer. ROW 4: Bill Tweryon, Randy Bradley, Paul Krell, Mike Denight, Greg Bastian, Tom Wolske. Key Clubbers resumed their active and diversified agenda again this year. Theis outstanding service activities included helping at the Mary Bryant Home for the Blind, and at McFarland Zone Center. On working to help these groups of people, the Key Club put forward a genuine effort to better our community. In October the club sponsored the Fourth Annual Key Club-Faculty Basketball Game, which was a large fund raising project. In February the club turned out to collect for the annual Heart Fund Drive. This year the Springfield Area Key Clubs hosted the Annual Key Club Convention, March 20-22, for the Illinois-Eastern Iowa District. Glen wood was responsible for the transportation for the visiting Key Clubbers and their guests. Involved in the Recreation Committee, Glenwood sponsored the Glenwood Singers to entertain at this convention. OFFICERS, ROW 1: Arnold McMann, Sec.: Mike Ytterberg, V.Pres.; Bob Poppenga, Treas. ROW 2: Mr. Collins, Randy Epperson, Pres.; Geary Hart, Sgt. at Arms. 62 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Mayoral, Randy Bradley, Tamma Ryan, Dave Fafoglia, Kim Murphy, Gerri Charlton, Tim Brady, Susan Roberts, Judy Cook, Kevin Nimmo, Bob McGuire, Linda Gibson, Bob Rigg, Teresa Hamilton. STUDENT COUNCIL This year’s Student Council tried many new and unusual activities. The Council attempted to function more for the student body by promoting these activities: Jelly Bean Day, Class Competition, Spirit Walls, and Turkey Day. The Council also sponsored Lance Charlson as Chief Redskin. Work has now begun to plant trees in the Courtyard as a result of the Council’s efforts. The Council attended the annual meeting of the Illinois Association of Student Councils at Glasford. The Council enforced the established rules, and they tried to make students take pride in their school. Mr. Mayoral was the Council’s advisor. He gave much of his time and energy for extra activities of the Council. The Council owes much of its success to his guidance, and to Miss Gibson, co-advisor. 63 A.F.S. STUDENT Annbjorg Lyng It has been ten short months since Annbjorg Lyng came to Glenwood from a farm near Steinkjer, Norway. During this time she has made many friends at Glenwood. Outspoken and liberal, Ann has expressed her views to others on various controversial subjects. Ann has been active in school activities, being a member of the Senior Girls’ Ensemble, Student Council, A Cappella Choir, FTA, and Publications Staff. She was also in the casts of both the KING AND I and UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE. During the second semester Ann, who plans to become a language teacher, taught World History and German I (under the Cadet Teaching Program). We at Glenwood will miss Ann, for she has given much to both the faculty and student body. 64 ROW 1, Left to Right: J. Brunk, S. Stoppelwerth, S. MacDonald, D. Wiesenmeyer, C. Markus, M. Challis, D. Anderson, B. Epperson, L. Burton, P. Goodman, W. James, C. Hypke. ROW 2: C. Birk, P. Freeman, G. Charlton, T. Hamilton, D. Wiesenmeyer, J. Bridgewater, C. McCall, D. Handy, R. Chasteen, M. Cullom. ROW 3: A. Lyng, R. Zelinka, D. Hartman, C. Edwards, L. Reimer, R. Jones, P. Mau, S. Stannard, N. Fustin, D. Altizer. ROW 4: Mr. Brown, V. Altizer, R. Brown, R. Bradley, T. Dickey, J. Knudson, L. Mau, C. Martin, L. Beam, D. Cantrall, J. Glatfelter. A.F.S. The purpose of the American Field Service is to establish good relations at home and abroad. The A.F.S. Club at Glen wood helps to support the local chapter by earning money through different activities. This year the two most successful efforts were a Donkey Basketball game and the selling of Christmas cards. The proceeds were used to send a member of A.F.S., Lyn Beam, to Austria and Mike Ytterberg to Germany for the summer. This year the club (both student and adult members) sponsored Ann Lyng from Norway. The main contribution was to help her become better acquainted with G.H.S. and its students. let's get acquainted ROW 1, Left to Right: M. Brady, P. Kelly, D. Ballweg, L. Burton, D. Lehman, W. James, M. Nimmo, C. Markus P Rinehart D. Ray, R. Mottar, S. Stoppelwerth, S. McDonald, M. Challis. ROW 2: R. Jones, C. Houston, L. Reimer, S. Fischer d’ Wiesenmeyer, L. DeLay, C. McCall, D. Wiesenmeyer, T. Hamilton, D. Anderson, D. Gaule, P. Goodman, S. Stannard’ D. Altizer P Turley. ROW 3: M. Cox, V. Burke, D. Behl, J. Bridgewater, P. Adamski, C. Atchison, D. Wheeler, L. Davis’ T. Brady, J. Glatfelter, R. Zelinka, S. Roberts. A. Lyng. ROW 4: J. Richter, S. Mauck, C. Leinberger, D. Cantrall P Freeman P Mau, C. Martin, G. Birk, L. Beam, J. Knight, D. Kirkton, D. McWherter, J. Brown. F.T.A. This year the Glenwood Future Teachers of America consisted of a membership of approximately sixty. The club’s activities for the year included a trip to Illinois State University at Normal for fifteen seniors to observe special education practices, which was sponsored by the Chatham Junior Women’s Club. The entire club went to the University of Illinois at Champaign. During the annual Open House, FTA members served as guides for the visitors. At the monthly night meetings, many interesting speakers were featured, one of whom was Ann Lyng, Glenwood’s foreign exchange student this year. Throughout the year, FTA members also participated in the cadet-teaching program. Chartered in 1963, the club is in its seventh year and has greatly increased from its original membership. 66 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: C. McCall, Treas.; D. Wiesenmeyer, Hist.; L. Beam, Sec.’; M. Challis, Vice-Pres.: D. McWherter, Pres. FUTURE NURSES CLUB ROW 1, Left to Right: Mrs. Neathery, Carol Hypke, Linda Crowley, Julie Brady, Rosalie Mottar, Molly Oakey, and Mrs. Davis. ROW 2: Bari Epperson, Susan Fischer, Cheryl Doan, Kathy McLaughlin, Jo Anne Bridgewater, and Joyce Roth. ROW 3: Rose Broccardo, Debbie Kiel, Libby Burton, Viki Brown, Pat Kelly, and Debbie Davis. ROW 4: Tammy Ryan, Rhonda Chasteen, Rhonda Frerichs, Carolyn Atchison, Janet Burtle, and Denise Altizer. ROW 5: Vicki Altizer, Anna Marie Miller, Cindy Cook, Barb Schroeder, Pat Adamski, and Debbie Wilson. The Glen wood Chapter of the Future Nurses Club consists of freshman through senior girls interested in the field of nursing or any of its various outlets. The club is co-sponsored by Mrs. Neathery and Mrs. Davis. The Club’s main project this year was to assist with the immunization program. SPEECH CONTESTANTS Three Glenwood students participated in the Sangamo-Conference speech contest at Ashland. Rick Jones participated in radio speaking, Tim McDonald in verse reading, and Susan McDonald in prose reading. Susan and Rick also participated in the district contest held at Sacred Heart. Dave DeWall, Darcy Cooper, Joanne Curby, and Randy Epperson presented a one-act play, “Death of a Hired Man,” at the district contest. LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan McDonald, Dave DeWall, Joanne Curby, Randy Epperson, Darcy Cooper, Rick Jones, Tim McDonald, Mrs. Van Alstine. 67 DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN R°W Lff t0 Ri?ht: Allison Hamilton, Libby Reimer, Diane Anderson, Wanda James, Colleen Markus and Sheryl Stoppelwerth. ROW 2: Mike Hittmeier, Donna Darling, Donna Ballweg, Susan McDonald Barbara Behl, and Teresa Hamilton. ROW 3: Miss McLoud, Ruth Zelinka, Connie Kessler, Julie Glatfelter’ Lisa Manning, Barb Hinds, and Mike Ytterberg. ROW 4: Miss Rieman, Debbie Pate, Jane Brunk Chris Martin, Sandy Mauck, and Gary Birk. Der Deutsche Verein of Glenwood High, sponsored by Miss McLoud and Miss Rieman, has been in existence since 1966. This year the club consisted of twenty-five members who were either second or third year German students or first year German students with an A average. By featuring speakers who have traveled to Germany, the club has afforded its members the opportunity to learn more about German culture. Their fluency in speaking the language has been increased by singing songs, playing games, and conversing in German. Officers of the club include: Barb Hinds, secretary; Colleen Markus, song leader; Libby Reimer, treasurer; Mike Ytterberg, president; not pictured Marilyn Schroeder. 68 LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss McLoud, Pam Rinehart, Peggy Goodman, Pat Freeman, Marianne Challis, Barb Schroeder, Lyn Beam, Don Cornelius, Brenda Byus, Marcie Cox, Susan Stannard, Judy Cook, Connie Bell, Cathy Stanton, Mimi Nimmo. le Cercle Frangais OFFICERS, Left to Right: P. Freeman, Sec. Hist.; M. Schroeder, Pres.; M. Challis, Song Leader; C. Bell, Treas.; J. Cook, Vice-Pres.; B. Schroeder, Corresponding Sec. Le Cercle francais provides French II, III, IV, and former French students an opportunity to speak French outside the classroom. The members listen to records, view slides of France, play card games, and sing French songs in order to further constructively their interest and knowledge in the language. An oath that confirms each member will speak at least two sentences in French each day is sworn by the members. This year Le Cercle has purchased a few new games. 69 ROW 1, Left to Right: Mr. Reynolds, Bill Haacke, Greg Nance, Jim Leahy, Bill Siliskie, Diane Anderson, Kay Anderson, Chuck Toler, Kim Gibson, Ken Kaidell, Rick Brewer, Garry Hawk, Mr. Loving. ROW 2: Bruce Nickel, Bill Maquet, Gary Ridgeway, Tom Noll, Bob Staley, Joe Lambert, Terry Mahan, Logan Patton, Ernie Christenson, Vickie Altizer, Bev Schroll, David Hess. ROW 3: Merlin Alberts, Mike Fahs, Steve Davis, Tom Osborne, Larry Tode, Ron Wells, Jim Gerberding, Geary Hart, Gus Candioto, Mark Schweighart, Monte Evans, Monte Keltner, Bill Freeman. ROW 4: Tom Castleman, Mike Gorsage, Wayne Sisk, Gail Fox, Don Wells, Kim Murphy, Bob Pennington, Doug Kent, Carlos Sours, Kevin Kent, Mark Behl, Jerry McCulley, Jim Richardson, David Ballweg. INDUSTRIAL ARTS OFFICERS, ROW 1: Vicki Altizer, Hist.; Kay Anderson, Treas.; Doug Kent, Sgt. at Arms. ROW 2: Lance Charlson, Sec.; Kevin Kent, Pres.; Chuck Toler, V.Pres. One of the most interesting projects or activities of the year was the pig roast held at Jensen’s Park just before the end of school. In addition, many of the members attended the State Industrial Arts Club Convention held in Springfield at the Holiday Inn East on May 8-9. Doug Kent of the GHS Chapter was elected State President on Saturday afternoon at the Capitol. 70 ROW 1, Left to Right: Janet Espenschied, Susan McDonald, Linda DeLay, Bari Epperson, Julie Brady, Joyce Roth, Molly Oakey, Cydne Callarman, Geri Charlton, Diane McKenzie, Tim Pieper, Joan Blaser, Patty DeVore, Cindy Hashman, Denise Wiesenmeyer, Colleen Markus, Debby Davis, Virginia Burke. ROW 2: Carolyn Atchison, Steve Davis, Shaun Schlich, Suzanne Herr, Rhona Kinkaid, Nancy Fustin, Teresa Hamilton, Becky Kincaid, Marianne Challis, Janice Pratte, Agnes Azeris, Frank Murrill, Diane Anderson, Susan Fischer, Kay Anderson, Corliss Kelley, Mary Cullom, Debbie Kiel, Ruth Zelinka, Karen Keltner, Pam Rinehart. ROW 3: Debbie Gaule, Arnold McMann, Jeff Howery, Glen Vancil, Tim McDonald, Amy Gilreath, Carolyn Atchison, Sheryl Stoppelwerth, Pam Mau, Rhonda Frerichs, Bev Hunter, Teri Crain, Rhonda Chasteen, Dena Cantrall, Cindy Cook, Janet Coontz, Cheryl Doan, Susan Stannard, Lisa Jacobs, Peggy Goodman, Jane Brunk. ROW 4: Paul Krell, Mike Ytterberg, Bob Poppenga, David Buchanan, Lyn Beam, Mike Wittle, Ann Lyng, Carolyn Edwards, Janet Burtle, Rick Jones, Dave Fafoglia, Linda Davis! Teddy Spicer, Randy Medd, Janet Mirts, Gary McCarrell, Julie Williams, Diane Bryant, Jo Ann Curby, Anna Marie Miller, Julie Glatfelter, Barb Schroeder, Debbie Wilson, Mrs. Van Alstine. GLENWOOD PLAYERS The Glenwood Players, a revival of a former drama club, was reactivated to bring a more cultural atmosphere to Glenwood. This year the club primarily raised money and helped at the musical and Junior-Senior play. In the future, the club plans to present a series of plays. 71 ROW 1, Left to Right: Mrs. Fee, Julie Brady, Linda Crowley, Diane McKenzie, Rita Jumper, Donna Behl, Koki Pride, Doris Lehmann, Denna Gruber, Cathy Leamon, Becky Kincaid, Miss Walch. ROW 2: Martha Bolin, Beth McCann, Debbie Hawk, Rhona Kinkaid, Cathy Stanton, Cathy Powers, Denise Hall, Judy Moore, Linda Delay, Cathy Laycock. ROW 3: Cheryl Krouse, Debbie Gorsage, Kathy McLaughlin, Kathy Wingerter, Mary Jo Brown, Janice Jones, Brenda Wolf, Judy Ross, Marilyn Evoy’ Susan McDonald. ROW 4: Linda Speaks, Gail Muchow, Kathy Sharp, Kay Anderson, Debbie Castleman, Linda Wheeler, Patty DeVore, Gerri Charlton, Laurie Logsdon, Nancy Bramlet, Tamma Ryan, Mary Gerberding, Dena Handy, Virginia Burke Jackie Szabo, Debbie Wiesenmeyer, Janet Richter. ROW 5: Carolyn Edwards, Connie Leinberger, Bev Schroll, Linda Davis, Belinda Arnold, Debbie Britt, Debbie Wilson, Debby Cantrall, Ann Dozier. F.H.A. OFFICERS, ROW 1: Bev Schroll, Sec.; Carolyn Edwards, Pres.: Debbie Wiesenmeyer, V.Pres. ROW 2: Janet Richter, Treas.; Cathy Laycock, V. Pres, of Projects; Susan MacDonald, V. Pres, of Recreation; Jackie Szabo and Connie Leinberger, Co-Chairmen of McFarland; Doris Lehman, V. Pres, of Public Relations. The Future Homemakers of America is sponsored by Mrs. Barbara Fee and Miss Ruth Ann Walch. F.H.A. activities included volunteer work at McFarland Zone Center, a sweetheart dance, and selling popcorn and boutique items at basketball games. F.H.A. Week consisted of patriotic day, teacher appreciation day, old-fashioned day, no-talk day, and clean locker day. Connie Leinberger represented the chapter at the State Conference at Illinois State University, and Linda Davis was a delegate to the National Convention at Fort Collins, Colorado. To promote good will” ROW 1, Left to Right: David Skaggs, Jerry Durbin, Mr. Sanford, John Szabo, Steve Brunk, Mark Workman, David Szabo, Jim Skaggs, Stanley Ruger, Mark Stubbs, Charles Sisk. ROW 2: Terry Moore, Louis Trutter, Jim Langley, Ken Edwards. ROW 3: Tom Dickey, Mike Fahs, John Ladage, Lynn Strawn, Jay Clark, Meredith Branham, Logan Patton, Jim Gerberding, Mike Szabo, John Delay, Carl Szabo. ROW 4: Jim Leahy, Kevin Stubbs. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for students studying vocational agriculture. The organization is built upon the foundation of leadership and character development, sportsmanship, co-operation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship, and patriotism. This year, the Glenwood Chapter attended the State and National F.F.A. Conventions and various types of judging contests and shows. The Club carries on money making projects such as doughnut sales and a concession stand to finance their projects. A few projects sponsored this year were the Parent-Son Banquet and two tractor pulls. OFFICERS: Mr.Sanford, Advisor; Jim Leahy, Sec.; John Szabo, Reporter; Logan Patton, Pres.; Meredith Branham, Sentinel; Steve Brunk, Treas.; Mark Workman, Vice-Pres. Math Club sponsored by Mr. Krell, was set up to challenge more able math students to go beyond the classroom in solving problems and working out answers. The membership is limited to sophomores, juniors, and seniors who maintain a “B’? average. MATH CLUB STANDING FROM LEFT: Wanda James, Judy Cook, Donna Ballweg, Nancy Salefski, Marci Cox, Jim Cravens, Robert Brown, Mike Ytterberg, Paul Krell, Mr. Krell, Dave Ballweg, Mike Denight, Darryl Awe, Rick Wilborn, Mike Wittle Mimi Nimmo, Cathy Stanton, and Connie Bell. M. Syson, C. Laycock, C. Martin OFFICERS, ROW 1: Mrs. Branham, Sheryl Stoppelwerth, Sec. Treas.; Mrs. Hufendick. ROW 2: Sandy Mauck, Vice-Pres.; Barb Hinds, Pres. Kathy McLaughlin and Vicki McGuar LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1, Left to Right: S. Mauck, B. Hinds, S. Stoppelwerth. ROW 2: K. Laycock, D. McKenzie, K. Kincaid, M. Cullom. ROW 3: P. Mau, C. Krouse, C. Herr, K. McLaughlin. ROW 4: C. Kessler, M. Syson, D. Kiel, V. McGuar, N. Fustin. ROW 5: D. Gorsage, D. Darling, A. Gilreath, C. Martin, L. Jacobs. The student librarians assist Mrs. Hufendick and Mrs. Branham in checking, carding, and filing books and checking magazines. The student librarians also construct the library bulletin boards each month. 75 SCHOOL AIDES Kitchen Cooks Student Secretaries M. Syson, D. Ray, C. Mallow, N. Fustin, L. Davis. L. Behl, K. Anderson, B. Schroll Aides Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Earles, Mrs. Creasey. M. Kaydus, J. Mrs. Earle Delay, K. Kaidell ASSEMBLY CLUB ROW 1: Terry Mahan, Bill Siliskie, Jim Gerberding. ROW 2: Carl Szabo, Mike Wilson, Tom Osborne, Mike Blair. ROW 3: Jim Page, Paul Krell, Gary McCarrel, Kenny Sharp. Newly organized this year, the Assembly Club prepares the gymnasium for all assemblies, festivals, musicals, and plays; they also help in clearing up the aftermath. Sponsored by Mrs. Smith, the club has 12 members this year. They plan to continue their meritorious work next year. The officers are Gary McCarrel, president; and Mike Denight, vice-president. CONCERT BAND ROW 1, Left to Right: Marcie Cox, Debbie Gaule, Judy Cook, Marlene McCulley, and Becky Davis. ROW 2: Tim McDonald, Wanda James, Steve Davis, Colleen Markus, and Scott Barstow. ROW 3: Glenn Vancil, Rick Creasey, Ray Herigodt, Meredith Branham, and Len Campbell. ROW 4, Standing: Garry Hawk, Mark Cole, Tim Mracek, and Mike Denight. ROW 1, Left to Right: Doug Byers, Dennis Brown, and Susan Stannard. ROW 2: Paula Sullivan, Charmaine Houston, Carolyn Atchison, Brenda Wolff, Janet Burtle, Connie Kessler, and Mimi Nimmo. ROW 3: Gail Hester, Dena Handy, Debbie Kiel, Janice Jones, and (standing) Diane Anderson. ROW 1, Left to Right: 3eth Woody, Rhonda Frerichs, and Gretchen Finlay. ROW 2: Lisa Manning, Rick Willey, Allison Hamilton, Lou Dickson, Chere Stannard, Jim Leahy, and Dave McWherter. ROW 3: Jim Craven, David Buchanan, Tom Papp, Warren Johnson, Steve Meier, and AJ Hamman. ROW 4, Standing: Mike Bryant. 77 CONCERT CHOIR ROW 1, Left to Right: Agnes Azeris, Beverly Hunter, Mary Lynn Schnirring, Barb Holtschlag, Becky Moon, Debbie Davis, Judy Shinn, Sally Jardine, Gail Muchow, Betsy Henry, Cindy Hashman, Linda DeLay, Sheryl Stoppelwerth, Vicki McGuar, Marianne Challis, and Mrs. Gates. ROW 2: Teddi Spicer, Janice Pratte, Suzanne Herr, Pat McLaughlin, Molly Oakey, Joyce Roth, Vicki Brown, Carol Hypke, Kathy Wingerter, Koki Pride, Debbie Hawk, Nancy McCarrel, Terri Lane, Kathy Wanless, Tim Pieper, Richard Shepherd, and Tom Mracek. ROW 3: Debbie Wilson, Janet Richter, Pat Johnston, Lisa Jacobs, Karen Keltner, Debbie Castleman, Kathy Sharp, Tammy Ryan, Libby Hartman, Chris Martin, Linda Wheeler, Kathy Kennedy, Sue Begue, Amy Gilreath, Felicia Broccardo, Mary Cullom, Gerri Charlton, Shaun Schlich, and Don Noll. ROW 4: Terry Helton, Jeff Mathias, Pat Neighbors, Dan Ford, Tom Noll, Mike Gorsage, Charles Hurley, Lou Pusch, Bob Wanless, Jack Spencer, Kenneth Edwards, Jim Gerberding, Duane Esarey, Bob Elsenheimer, David McMann, Lynn Strawn, John Knudsen, and Jim Newman. The Concert Choir is made up mainly of underclassmen and is a kind of beginning acappella. It meets during the first lunch hour. Its members helped with the school musical, THE KING AND I; the Community Christmas Program; and performed excellently at the Fine Arts Festival in May. ROW 1, Left to Right: Lynn Alexander, Colleen Markus, Judy Cook, Tom Svanoe. ROW 2: David Warrington, Julie Glatfelter, Barb Schroeder. ROW 3: Alan Kelly, Greg Hinds, Rick Wilborn. The Singers and Swingers Album GLENWOOD SINGERS GLENWOOD SWINGERS ♦ ROW 1, Left to Right: Gretchen Finlay, Scott Barstow, Del McCord, Dave McWherter, Jim Leahy, Doug Byers. ROW 2: Jim Dodson, Mark Cole, Steve Meier, A1 Hammon, Warren Johnson, Mike Bryant. ROW 3: Meredith Branham, Len Campbell, Kim Murphy. Not pictured, Bob Rigg. 79 A CAPPELLA ROW 1, Left to Right: Barb Hinds, Gretchan Finlay, Judy Cook, Marlene McCulley, Pat Kelly, Linda Speaks, Becky Kincaid, Mimi Nimmo, Jo Ann Jumper, Betsy Henry, Colleen Markus, Becky Davis, Sheryl Stoppelwerth, Val Thompson, Cindi Hashman, Marianne Challis, Carolyn Atchison, Pam Mau, Cindy Cook, Mrs. Gates. ROW 2: Teddy Spicer, Connie Sutton, Linda Behl, Liza Dixon, Susan Fischer, Libby Burton, Wanda James, Marcia Hamrick, Denise Wiesenmeyer, Patty Schleyhahn, Rosalie Mottar, Pam Rinehart, Doris Lehmann, Jan Striplin, Cydne Callarman, Dena Cantrall, Linda Gibson, Susan Roberts, Susan McDonald. ROW 3: Teresa Hamilton, Janet Coontz, Virginia Burke, Denise Altizer, Debby Cantrall, Lisa Manning, Marcia Cox, Jo Curby, Lyn Beam, Ann Lyng, Julie Glatfelter, Barb Schroeder, Rhonda Chasteen, Vicki McGuar, Chris Martin, Debbie Gaule, Mary Gerberding, Gayle Sharp, Darcy Dietel, Anna Marie Miller. ROW 4: Greg Hinds, David Buchanan, Steve Davis, Tim McDonald, Rick Brewer, Rick Willey, Larry Mau, Len Campbell, Meredith Branham, Tom Dickey, Dave Warrington, Tim Mracek, Gary McCarrel, Duane Muchow, Alan Kelly, Charles Hurley, Tom Noll, Jack Willey, Jim Dodson, Don Day, Mark Cole, Jim Gerberding, David Barnes. The Glenwood Chorus originated in 1957 with the twenty-three members, six of whom were boys. The chorus’ activities throughout the years have changed little, however, as the first chorus presented a Christmas program, participated in music contests, and performed at Baccalaureate. By 1959 the mixed chorus had divided into a boy’s chorus and a girl’s chorus with a combined total of fifty-four. The boys eventually left the Glenwood Chorus in 1960 and the girls continued. Slowly, but surely, the group became mixed again and by 1966 blossomed forth in new burgundy robes. The group has maintained its general size of ninety, varying more or less throughout the years. The Glenwood Chorus in 1967 became the A Capella choir. The choir has provided the backbone for the musical, spring concerts, and this year and last, the Fine Arts Festival, as well as the annual Christmas Program, contests, and Baccalaureate-Graduation performances. MUSIC CONTESTANTS OF CRE4j,, Queen Darcy Cooper and King Dave Warrington Senior Attendants Lance Charleson, Linda Gibson Senior Attendants Duane Muchow, Linda Davis 82 Junior Attendants Judy Cook, Len Campbell Sophomore Attendants Mike Neighbors, Libby Burton Freshmen Attendants Rick Willey, Felicia Broccardo 83 The Entire Cast 7H£KtUG 8-1 Rehearsal Getting to Know You” ‘‘Please don’t leave us, Mrs. Anna” Anna and the children of Siam Getting to Know You” Captain Orton, Anna and Louis ‘‘Run, Eliza, Run” The King, Tuptim, Anna, and Slaves 85 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER Robert Rigg SOCIAL SCIENCE STUDENT Marilyn Schroeder STUDENT SECRETARY Beverly Schroll BUSINESS STUDENT Judy Ross PUBLICATIONS - EDITORS Jane Brunk - SPY GLASS Pat Burtle - GLEN-ECHO Lynn Alexander - GLEN-ECHO PUBLICATIONS - STAFF Linda Davis Pat Freeman Marilyn Schroeder SPEECH STUDENT Rick Jones DRAMA STUDENT Sheryl Stopplewerth GERMAN II CONTEST Libby Reimer GERMAN STUDENT Michael Ytterberg FRENCH I CONTEST Corliss Kelley FRENCH II CONTEST Connie Bell FRENCH III CONTEST Pat Freeman FRENCH IV CONTEST Don Cornelius AWARDS FRENCH STUDENT Don Cornelius Marilyn Schroeder Bev Schroll SOCIETE HONORAIRE FRANCAISE 4th Year Don Cornelius Marilyn Schroeder 3rd Year Pat Freeman 2nd Year Connie Bell Marianne Challis Peggy Goodman Barbara Schroeder SENIOR HOMEMAKING AWARD Linda Davis Carolyn Edwards BETTY CROCKER AWARD Pat Burtle SENIOR BAND AWARD Gretchen Finlay David McWherter SENIOR CHORUS AWARD Gretchen Finlay Susan Roberts GLENWOOD SINGERS Lynn Alexander Alan Kelly David Warrington Rick Wilborn D.A.R. AWARD Susan Roberts S.A.R. AWARD David Warrington AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS Linda Gibson David Warrington OUTSTANDING UNDERCLASSMAN INDUSTRIAL ARTS Richard Kaydus LIBRARY ASSISTANT Sandy Mauck ART I STUDENT Linda Speaks ART II STUDENT David DeWall AGRICULTURAL PROJECT Logan Patton AGRICULTURE SCHOLARSHIP Steven Brunk OUGSTANDING UPPERCLASSMAN INDUSTRIAL ARTS Joe Carroll AGRICULTURE RECORD KEEPING BOOK Mark Workman DE KALB AGRICULTURE ACCOMPLISHMENT Logan Patton CRISCO AWARD Doris Lehmann Staff Members Pat, Marilyn, and Linda. 86 NIGHT - 1970 SANGAMON MEDICAL SOCIETY Darvin Awe MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP TO MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY Lynn Alexander JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Diane Anderson MISS SPRINGFIELD Lynn Alexander EDWIN BAY SCHOLARSHIP Jane Brunk CATHAM JR. WOMAN’S CLUB SPECIAL EDUCATION Debra Cantrall NURSING Rosalie Mottar ART (Summer) Linda Speaks MUSIC (Summer) Colleen Markus Marlene McCulley BUNN MEMORIAL Don Cornelius CHATHAM KIWANIS CLUB David DeWall SYLVESTER LONG MEMORIAL Pam Mau NATIONAL TEA COMPANY Denna Gruber ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Darvin Awe Jane Brunk Brenda Byus Debra Cantrall Darcy Cooper Don Cornelius Carolyn Edwards Randy Epperson Gretchen Finlay Pat Freeman Bob Frerichs Rick Jones Alan Kelly Jim Kennel Pam Mau Sandra Mauck Dennis McKenzie Mark Salefski Ron Stone Phil Turley Debbie Wiesenmeyer Rick Wilborn Ron and Don ESSAY CONTEST - PARAGRAPH 1st - Pat Kelly 2nd - Bob Rigg 3rd - Connie Bell ESSAY CONTEST - ESSAY 1st - David Brammeier 2nd - Rick Jones 3rd - Mike Ytterberg ATHLETIC GRANTS MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY Dave Warrington BOWLING GREEN UNIVERSITY Ron Stone Chef Troutt SERVICE STATION AWARDS - AREA VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Mike Kaydus Don Wells Ron Wells READER’S DIGEST SUBSCRIPTION AWARD Marilyn Schroeder CHEF’S AWARD Tim Troutt CHATHAM KIWANIS CLUB OUTSTANDING YOUTH Susan Roberts David Warrington MATHEMATICS STUDENT AWARD Don Cornelius ENGLISH STUDENT AWARD Rick Jones Congratulations, Dave! 87 1970 PROM QUEEN FIRST ATTENDANT SECOND ATTENDANT Linda Davis escorted by Duane Muchow Kay Anderson escorted by Jim Kennel The 1970 Junior-Senior Prom, “Waiting for the Sun,” was held at the Teamster’s Union Hall 916, May 16, 1970. Tim Brady acted as Master of Ceremonies at the Prom. The theme was carried out in beautiful murals depicting the sun coming into a dark and shadowy world. One of these murals was used as a background for pictures. Black lights in the black cave entrance and strobe lights added to the psychedelic atmosphere. The queen was crowned against a background of a huge peace symbol entwined in a thorny bush. Susan Roberts, escorted by Dave Warrington, was crowned as queen. Her attendants were Linda Davis, escorted by Duane Muchow; Kay Anderson, escorted by Jim Kennel; Darcy Cooper, escorted by David Duke; and Linda Gibson, escorted by Ron Stone. Music for the evening was provided by Serra Leigh from St. Louis. THIRD ATTENDANT FOURTH ATTENDANT Darcy Cooper escorted by David Duke Linda Gibson escorted by- Ron Stone 89 “UP THE DOWN THE CREW The faculty of Calvin Coolidge High School discuss the disaster which struck the school. STAIRCASE” THE CAST The class does its “thing” while Miss Barrett tries to get the necessary information for Mr. J. J. McHabe. Sheryl Stoppelwerth and Director Mrs. Pam Van Alstine. The trouble-maker, Gary McCarrel, in the center with teacher Susan Roberts, and Principal Rick Jones. Dave Parmalee, Susan McDonald, Randy Epperson, Rosalie Mottar, and Linda Gibson. 91 I I “THE TROPHY” Swingers 1st place at State Fair r3 c9 ; 1w i 1 � G.H.S.’s TOP FANS Those coveted rings HOMECOMING 1969-70 BASEBALL KNEELING FROM LEFT: Rick Willey, Tom Bostick, Gary Sapp, Jack Willey, Gale Mahan, Randy Brown, and Steve McClure. STANDING: Coach Earl Turner, Glenn Vancil, Ray Herigodt, Darvin Awe, Dave Duke, David Warrington, Jay Brown, Del McCord, and David Barnes. Due to Mr. Cleaves’ illness, Mr. Turner took over the fall baseball team while Mr. Collins again coached spring baseball. A 2-1 loss to Ashland and an 8-3 loss to Riverton placed the Redskins second in the conference. Outstanding seniors were Dave Duke, Darvin Awe, and Dave Warrington. Juniors Jack Willey and Ray Herigodt contributed some good pitching and hitting. The fall team ended its season with 7 wins and 2 losses. Leading the spring team was pitcher Jack Willey totaling 59 strike outs in 43 innings. Gary Sapp with a .360 and Jack Willey with a .387 were the leading hitters. The spring season ended with a 2-8 record, with such devastating losses as 5-4 and 3-2 to Lanphier. By beating Pawnee 1-0, Glenwood won its second game in the District Tournament. At the end of the spring season Mr. Cleaves, longtime Glenwood track and baseball coach, announced his retirement. A plaque was presented on behalf of Glenwood past and present students honoring Mr. Cleaves. On the bench are Paul Krell, Del McCord, Dave Duke, Gary Sapp, Dave Barnes, Darvin Awe, and Dave Warrington. 94 95 ROW 1, Left to Right: Rose Broccardo, Nancy McCarrell, Ten Lane, Cindy Cook, Mimi Nimmo. CHEERLEADERS After attending cheerleading camp at Illinois State University, the six varsity cheerleaders spurred their team on with new cheers and cheering techniques. Two third place ribbons were brought back from the I.S.U. camp. Due to an unfortunate accident, captain Darcy Cooper was unable to cheer for the last half of the basketball season. This year was highlighted by the new J.V. uniforms. Also new this year was Miss Chris Rieman as the cheerleading sponsor. 96 ROW 1, Left to Right: Darcy Cooper, Cheryl Doan, Denise Wiesenmeyer, Colleen Markus, Teresa Hamilton, Betsy Henry, front. Teresa Hamilton Colleen Markus Betsy Henry Mr. Redskin Darcy Cooper Cheryl Doan Denise Wiesenmeyer Tom Bostick Dave Duke Mark Behl Ray Herigodt Darvin Awe Nokomis.................................L Williamsville...........................w Mason City..............................l New Berlin..............................w Auburn..................................w Lanphier............................... . l Southeast...............................L Carlinville Round Robin.................L Rochester...............................l Sangamon County Tournament............2nd Tri-City ...............................w Athens ................................ w Riverton................................l Gillespie...............................w Ashland ............................. w Pawnee..................................w Pleasant Plains.........................W Griffin.................................l Virden .................................w Lincolnwood.............................L Randy Medd 98 Coach Domanowski with the Squad. Dave Warrington The 1969-70 basketball season ended with a 11-14 record for the Glenwood Redskins. This year saw the Redskins moving from the Waverly Holiday Tournament to the Carlinville Round Robin, where the competition was tougher. The team gave up both the county and conference crowns by placing second behind Riverton in each race. The Redskins posted a 5-3 conference record. Del McCord John Szabo F reshmen Junior Varsity KNEELING FROM LEFT: Mark Stone, Rick Willey, David Bames, Lynn Strawn, Terry Moore, and Don Hashman. STANDING: Coach Earl Turner, Doug Carlson, Mike Hittmeier, Mark Neiman, Lou Pusch, Henry Trutter, Glen Vancil, Tom Mracek, Charles Sisk, and Coach Mike Collins. BASKETBALL KNEELING FROM LEFT: Garry Hawk, Dave Szabo, Mark Stone, Bob McGuire, Don Hashman, and Lynn Strawn. ROW STANDING: Coach Collins, Jack Spencer, Darryl Awe, Tim Mracek, Greg Bastian, Bob Rigg, David Barnes, and Coach Turner. 100 LEFT TO RIGHT: Amy Gilreath, Lisa Jacobs, Nancy Salefski, Cindy Hashman, Lyn Beam, Donna Behl. FENCING LEFT TO RIGHT: Arnold McMann, Doug Byers, Larry Mau, Bob Poppenga, Jim Cravens, John Chambers, Larry Awe, Mike Ytterberg, Mr. May. This year’s fencing team was kept busy throughout the season with a number of meets. The varsity team finished 3rd in the Sangamo Conference. The Glenwood fencers sponsored the Sixth Annual Individual Fencing Tournament and the Sixth Annual Team Fencing Tournament during Christmas vacation. Glenwood also participated in the AFLA meets this year. Three of these were in Chicago and one in Pleasant Plains. The year terminated at Champaign with the State Fencing Meet. Although the team finished eighth, Arnold McMann took third individually and was named to the All-State team; Mike Ytterberg was an honorable mention for the team. TRACK Del McCord - over the 180 low hurdles to a new GKS record of 21.6 Rick Hatten ROW 1: Jim Skaggs, Kim Gibson, Bob McGuire, Tom Bostick. ROW 2: Mike Blair, Mark Esarey, Rick Hatten, and David Szabo. % 1 s Tom Bostick Darvin Awe broke the GHS high hurdle and the 220 yard dash record in 1970. ROW 1: Mark Neiman, Kevin Stubbs, Dick Shepherd, Doug Carlson. ROW 2: Terry Moore, Scott Mauck, Mark Stone, and Tom Mracek. 102 SPORTS SNAPS GOLF ROW 1, Left to Right: Jack Spencer, Dave Wheeler, Tom Papp. ROW 2: Mr. Turner, Robert Brown, Rick Wilborn, John Smith, Dave Duke. John Smith 103 Senior Sweeties Is that you Jack? 104 Onward Broccardo! Miss America 1802 ADVERTISEMENTS SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT 1730 South Sixth KIRLIN AND EGAN FUNERAL HOME 900 So. 6th Street Leonard Berry, John Butler, Jerome Butler Owners WALTER E. HANSON COMPANY Engineers Consultants 1227 South Sixth Street Springfield, Illinois 62703 MONARCH LIFE INSURANCE CO. 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Merlin 30,53,70 CantraU, Debra 34,52,58,72,80 Fite, Don 20 Alexander, Lynn 30,53,55,58,79 CantraU, Dena 19,65,66.71,80 Ford, Daniel 16,78 Altizer. Denise 19,65,66,67,80 Carlson, Douglas 16,100,102 Fox, Gail 24.70 Altizer, Vickie 13.23,65,67,70 Carroll, Joseph 34,53 Freeman, Bill 20,70 Anderson, Diane 30,52,65,66.68,70, Carter. Fred 16 Freeman, David 24 71,77 Carter. Karen 24 Freeman, Pat 37,52,55,61,65,66,69 Anderson. Kay 30,52.70,71,72,76, Cary, Dorothy 16 Freeman, Sharon 24 89 Castleman. Deborah 16.72,78 Frerichs, Bob 37.53 Arnold. Belinda 16.72 Castle man. Tom 19,70 Frerichs, Rhonda 16,67,71,77 Aschauer, David 13,62,63 Challis, Marianne 24,61,65,66.69,71, Frey. Kevin 24 Atchison, Carolyn 23,66.67,71.77.80 78,80 Fustin, Nancy 37,53,65,71,75.76 Awe, Darryl 19,74,100 Chambers, John 16,101 Gaule, Debbie 20,66,71,77.80 Awe. Darvin 30,53.94.98,102 Charlson. Lance 34.52,70.82 Gerberding, Jim 20,70,73.76.78.80 Awe. Larry 16.101 Charlton. Gerri 16.63,65.71,72,78 Gerberding, Mary 37,53,72,80 Azeris, Agnes 19,71,78 Chasteen, Rhonda 19,65,67,71,80 Gibson, Kim 20,70,102 Ballweg. David 23.70,74 Cheli, Robin 24 Gibson, Linda 38.53.63.80.82.89.91 Ballweg, Donna 19,66,68,74 Cheli, Tony 16 Gilreath, Amy 16,71,75,78,101 Barnes, David 16,80,94,100 Christensen, Ernie 19,70 Gilreath, Jessica 25 Barnes, Jeff 30,52 Cloyd, Blake 16 Gipson, Sue 38,53 Barstow, Scott 31,53,77,79 Clark, Jay 19,73 Glatfelter, Julie 59,65,66,68,71,79 Bastian, Greg 19,62,100 Codlin, Katie 24,59 Goodman, Pat 38,52 Beam. Lyn 23,28,59.61.65,66.69. Cody. David 24 Goodman, Peggy 25,59,65,66,69,71 80,101 Cole, Mark 19,79,80 Gorsage, Debbie 38,53,72,75 Beckum. Mary 19 Cook. Cindy 19,67.71,80,% Gorsage, Mike 20,78 Beckum, Seri 23 Cook, Judy 24,54.61.63,69,74,77,79. Grady, Dick 17 Beckum, Virgil 31,59 80,83 Grigsby, Susan 25 Begue, Sue 23,78 Coontz, Janet 24,71 Griffith, Lester 38,53 Behl, Barbara 23,68 Cooper. Darcy 35,53.55,59,61,67, Gruber, Denna 38,53,72 Behl, Donna 19,66,72,101 82,89,%.97 Gwinn, Bill 17 Behl, Linda 31,52.76,80 Cornelius, Don 35,53,55,61,69 Haacke, Bill 20,70 Behl, Mark 31,52,70.98 Courtney. Robert 16 Had sell, Tom 25 Bell, Connie 19,69,74 Cox, Marcie 19,66,69,74,77,80 Hagerty, Carl 17,76 Birk, Gary 31,52,58,65,66,68 Crain, Teri 35,52,71 Hall, Denise 17,72 Blair, Mike 19,76.102 Cravin, Jim 19,62,74.77.101 Hall, Mike 25 Blaser. Glenn 31,52 Creasey. Rickey 16,77 Hamiltion, Allison 17,18,68,77 Blaser, Joan 16,71 Crowley, Linda 19,56,67,72 Hamilton. Teresa 25,61,63,65,66,68, Bolin, Curt 32,53 Cullom, Mary 16.65.71,75,78 71,80,%,97 Bolin, Martha 19,72 Cunningham, J.P. 24 Hamman, Albert 25,77,79 Bostick. Tom 23,62,94.98.102 Cunningham, Terry 16 Hamrick, Marcia 39,53,80 Bradley. Randy 19.62,63.65 Curby, JoAnne 24,67,71,80 Handy, Dena 25,65,72,77 Brady. Julie 16.67,71,72 Darling, Donna 16,68,75 Harmony. Mike 25 Brady. Mary Pat 19,66 David, Eddie 19 Harness, Brenda 25 Brady. Tim 23,28,63,66 Davis, Becky 19,77.80 Hart. Geary 39,53,62,70 Bramlet, Nancy 16.72 Davis, Debbie 24,67,71,78 Hartman, Debbie 25,59,65 Brammeier, David 32,53,62 Davis, Linda 35,53,55,58,61,66,71, Hartman, Libby 17,78 Brammeier, George 23 72,76,82,89 Hashman, Cindy 25,71,78,80,101 Brandon, Jackie 32 Davis, Stephen 16.70,71,77,80 Hashman, Donald 17,100 Branham, Linda 16 Davis, Steve 19 Hatton, Rick 25,102 Branham, Meredith 32.53,73.77,79. Day, Don 35,53,80 Hawk, Deborah 17,72,78 80 DeLay, John 20,73,76 Hawk, Garry 20,70,77,100 Branham, Mike 32,52 DeLay, Linda 35,53,66,71,72,78 Haydary, Fritz 17 Brewer. Richard 23,70,80 Denight, Mike 20,62,74.77 Heinz, Marcia 17 Bridgewater, George 32,53 DeVore, Pat 16.71,72 Helton, Terry 17,18,78 Bridgewater, Jo Anne 23,59,65,66. DeWall, David 36,52,55,59,67 Henderson, Jim 39,53 67 DeWall, Lester 20 Henry, Betsy 39,53,78,80,%,97 Bringle, Ronald 16 DeWall. Richard 24 Herigodt, Ray 25,62,77,94,98 Bristow, Gerald 16 DeZee, Bill 20 Herr, Carolyn 20,71,75 Britt. Debbie 16,72 DeZee, Jack 24 Herr, Suzanne 17,78 Broccardo, Felecia 16,18,78,83 Dickey, Tom 20.65,73,80 Hess, David 17,70 Broccardo, Rose 19,67,96 Dietel, Darcy 20,80 Hester. Gail 25,77 Brown, Dennis 19.77 Dietel, Jeff 50 Hewitt, Gary 17 Brown. Jay 33,52,66.94 Dixon, Liza 20.80 Hewitt, Judy 39,52 Brown, Mary Jo 16,72 Dixon, Louis 20,77 Hilbert, Charles 20 Brown, Randy 16.94 Doan, Cheryl 24.67.71,83,96,97 Hill, Joe 17 Brown, Robert 23,65,74,103 Dodson, Jim 24,79,80 Hinds, Barbara 39,52,68,75,80 Brown, Vicki 23.67,78 Douglas, Charles 16 Hinds, Gregg 17,79,80 Brunk, Jane 33,53.58,65,68.71 Douglas, Jackie 24 Hittmeier, Michael 17,68,100 Brunk, Laura 33,53 Dozier, Ann 36,53,72 Hollembeak, Chris 25 Brunk, Steve 33,53,71 Duke, David 36,52,89.94,98,103 Holtschlag, Barbara 25,78 Bryant, Diane 33,53,71 Durbin, Gerry 16,73 Hoskinson, Donna 20 Bryant, Mike 19,77,79 Edwards, Carolyn 36,52,56,65,71,72 Houston, Charmaine 40.52,66.77 Buchanan, David 16,71,77,80 Edwards, Kenneth 20,73,78 Howrey, Jeff 17,71 Burg, Kenny 16 Elsenheimer, Robert 16,78 Hudson, Brenda 17 Burke, Kenneth 19 Emery, Mike 24 Hunter, Beverly 71,78 Burke. Virginia 33,53,66,71,72.80 Epperson, Bari 20.67.71 Hurley. Charles 20,78,80 Burtle, Janet 16.67,71,77 Epperson, Randy 36,52,62,65,67,91 Hypke, Carol 20,65,67,78 Burtle, Jim 23 Esarey, Duane 16,78 Isenhour, Sharon 25 Burtle, Patty 34,53.58 Esarey, Mark 24,102 Jacobs. Lisa 17,71,75,78,101 Burton, Elizabeth (Libby) 19,65,66, Espenschied, Janet 36,52,71 James, Eddie 25 67,80.83 Evans, Diane 20 James, Wanda 20,65,66,68,74,77,80 Burton, James 34,53 Evans, Monte 24,70 Jardine, Sally 20,78 Byers, Doug 23,77,79,101 Evoy, Marilyn 37,53,72 Jewell, Ed 26 Byus, Brenda 34,52.69 Fafoglia, David 16,63,71 Johnson, Dean 17 Callarman, Cydne 16,71 122 Fahs, Mike 20,70,73 Johnson, Warren 17,77,79 Johnston, Bill 40,52 Johnston. David 17, Johnston, Pat 20,78 Jones, Janice 17,72,77 Jones, Rick 40,53,55,58,61,65,66, 67.71.91 Jumper, JoAnn 26,80 Jumper, Rita 20,72 Kaidell, Ken 22,70,76 Kaydus, Mike 40,52,76 Kaydus, Richard 20 Kearnes, Jeff 17 Keeling, Jan 26,61 Keeling. Jill 26,61 Kelly, Allan 40,53,79,80 Kelley, Corliss 17,71 Kelly. Pat 20,66.67,80 Keltner, Karen 17,71,78 Keltner, Monte 26,70 Kennedy. Kathy 26,78 Kennel. Jim 40,53,89 Kent, Doug 20,70 Kent, Kevin 26,70 Kessler, Connie 17,68,75,77 Kiel, Debra 17,67.75.77.78 Kincaid, Becky 26,71,72,80 Kincaid, Kathy 17,75 Kincaid, Rhona 26,71,72 Kirincich, Joseph 17 Kirkton, David 41,52,66 Knight, John 41,53,66 Knight, Karol 17 Knudson, John 20,65,78 Kovalick, Kathy 17 Krell, Paul 20,62,71,74,76,94 Krouse, Cheryl 41,53,56,72,75 Kuchen, Ruth 17 La Bonte, Bob 17 Ladage. John 17,73 Lambert, Joe 21,70 Lane, Terri 17,96,100 Lane, Vicki 26 Langley, Andy 26 Langley, Cole 26 Langley, James 17.73 Lanham, Rick 41,52 Leady, Debra 21 Leady, Robert 17,76,102 Leahy, Jim 41,53,70,73,77,79 Lash, Audrey 26 Laycock, Cathy 26,28,61,72,75 Leamons, Carol 26,72 Lehmann, Doris 21,66,72,80 Leiqh. David 17 Leigh, Rick 17 Leinberger, Connie 41,52,66,72 Lerch, Shirley 26 Lindley, Fleet 17 Littrell. Yolanda 21 Loftus, Eileen 26 Logsden, Lorrie 21,72 Lyng, Ann 42,53.64.65.66,71,80 Mahan. Gale 26,94 Mahan. Terry 21,70.76 Mallow, Chris 42,52,75 Mallow, Debbie 21 Manning, Lisa 21.68,77,80 Maquet. Bill 42,52,70 Markus, Colleen 26,61,65,66,68,71, 77,79,80.%.97 Martin, Christine 21,65,66,78,75,80 Mathias, Jeffrey 17,78 Mau, Larry 21,65.80,101 Mau, Pam 42,53,58,65,66,71,75,80 Mauck, Sandy 42,52,66,68,75 Mauck, Scott 17,102 McCall. Chris 42,53,65,66 McCann, Beth 17,72 McCarrel, Gary 26.28,71.76.80.83.91 McCarrel, Nancy 22,78,% McClernon, Pat 43,53 McGure, Diane 26 McClure, Steve 21,94 McCord, Del 26.79,94,99,102 McCulley, Jerry 43,53.70,99 McCulley, Marlene 21,77.80 McDonald, Susan 27,59,65,66,67,68, 71.72.80.91 McDonald, Timothy 17,67,71,77,80 McGuar. Vicki 21,75,78,80 McGuire Bob 21,63,100,102 McGuire, Tom 43,53,99 McKenzie, Dennis 43,53 McKenzie, Diane 18,71,72,75 McLaughlin, Kathy 43.52,67,72,75 McLaughlin, Pat 21,78 McLaughlin, Thomas 18 McLean, Dale 21 McMann, Arnold 27,62,71,101 McMann, David 18,78 McWherter, Dave 43,52,66,77,79 Medd, Randy 27,62,71,98 Meier, Steven 18,77 Melville, Debbie 21 Michaud, Reed 18 Miles, Brett 44,53 Miller, Anna Marie 27,59,67,80 Miller, Sally 44,52 Mirts, Janet 27,71 Montgomery, Craig 18 Montgomery, David 18 Moon, Becky 27,78 Moore, Gary 21 Moore, Judy 44,53,56,72 Moore, Terry 18.73,100,102 Mottar, Rosalie 44.53,66.67,80,91 Muchow, Duane 44,52,80,82,89 Muchow. Gail 21.72.78 Murphy, Kim 52.63.70,79 Murrell, Frank 27,71 Mracek, Tim 21,80,100,102 Mracek, Tom 18,78,100,102 Nance, Greg 21,70 Neighbors, Mike 21,83 Neighbors, Pat 18,78 Neiman, Mark 18,100,102 Netzley, Debbie 21 Netzley, Rhonda 18 Newman, James 18,78 Nickel, Bruce 21,70 Nimmo. Kevin 27,62.63 Nimmo. Mimi 21,66.69,74,77,80.% Noll, Don 18,78 Noll, Tom 21,78,80 Oakey, Molly 21,67.71,78 Osborne, Tom 21,70,76 Page. Jim 21,62,76 Papp, Tom 21,77,103 Parker, Timothy 18 Parmalee, David 44,52,59,91 Pate, Debbie 68 Patton, Logan 45,52,70,73 Pennington, Bob 27,70 Pennington, Cindy 45,52 Pettus, Karol 45,52 Phillips, Bill 21 Phillips, Jim 21 Pieper, Tim 18,71,78 Poppenga, Bob 27.62,71,101 Power. Cathy 27,72 Power, Eleanor 18 Pratte, Janice 21,71,78 Pride, Koki 21,72,78 Purnell, Mickey 45,53 Pusch, Louis 18,78,100 Ramsey, Gary 27 Ray, Debbie 27,66,76 Ray, Mark 18 Reimer, Libby 27,61,65,66,68 Richardson, Jim 22,70 Richter, Janet 45,53,66,72,78 Ridgeway, Gary 27,70 Rigg, Bob 22,63,100 Rinehart. Pam 45,52,66,69,71,80 Ritz, Bob 27 Roberts, Susan 46.53,63,66,80,88,91 Ross, Judy 46,52,72 Ross, Roberta 27 Roth, Joyce 27.28,67,71,78 Ruger, Stanley 18,73 Ryan, Tamma 22,63,67,72,78 Salefski, Fritz 18 Salefski. Mark 46,53 Salefski, Nancy 22,74,101 Sapp, Gary 27,94 Schlehahn, Patti 27,80 Schlich, Shaun 18,71,78 Schmidt, JoAnn 22 Schnirring, Mary Lynn 22,78 Schroeder, Barbara 22,69,71,80 Schroeder, Marilyn 46,53,55,58,79 Schroll, Beverly 46,53,70,72.76 Schweighart, Mark 22,70 Sharp. Gayle 46,53,80 Sharp, John 47,53 Sharp, Kathy 18,72,78 Sharp, Kenneth 22,76 Shepherd, Richard 18,78,102 Shinn, Judy 22,78 Siliskie, BUI 22,70,76 Sisk, Charles 22,73,100 Sisk, Wayne 28,70 Skaggs, David 18,73 Skaggs, Jim 22,73,102 Skaggs, Mark 53 Smith. John 47.53,103 Sours, Carlos 47,53,70 Speaks. Linda 22,72,80 Spencer. Jack 22,62,78,100,103 Spengler, Gerry 18 Spicer, Teddi 28.71,78.80 Springer, Steve 47,53 Staley. Bob 28.70 Stannard, Sharon 22,77 Stannard, Susan 28,59,65.66.69,71,77 Stanton. Cathy 22.69,72.74 Stone, Mark 18,100,102 Stone, Merrell 18 Stone, Ron 47,53,55,89 Stoppelwerth, Sheryl 47,52,65,66,68, 71,75,78,80.91 Strawn, Lynn 18.73,78,100 Striplin, Jan 28,80 Stubbs, Kevin 18.73.76,102 Stubbs, Mark 28,73,76 Sullivan. Paula 18,77 Sutton, Connie 28.80 Svanoe, Tom 22,79 Syson, Margaret 28,75,76 Szabo. Carl 22,73,76 Szabo, Cheryl 18 Szabo, David 22.73.100,102 Szabo. Jackie 48,53.72 Szabo. John 28.73,99 Szabo, Michael 18.73 Thompson. Valerie 48,52,80 Tode, Larry 22,70 Toler, Chuck 28,70 Trask, Tom Troutt, Tim 48,53 Trutter, Henry 18,100 Trutter, Louis 28,73 Turley, Phillip 48,52,66 Turner, Debbie 22 Turner, Floyd 48,53 Turner. Lynda 22 Tweryon, Bill 28.62 Underwood, Mike 22 Urbanski, Kathy 28 VancU, Glenn 18.71,77,94,100 Vanselow, Gerry 18 Wade, Greg 48,53 Wanless, Bob 22,78 Wanless, Kathy 18.78 Wantland, Vicki 18 Warrington, Dave 49,53,79.80,82, 88,94.99 Wells. Don 59.52,70 Wells, Ron 49.52,70 Wheeler, David 49.52,62,66,103 Wheeler, Linda 22,72,78 Whitaker, Clay 28 Wiesenmeyer, Debbie 49,52,55,58,61, 65.66.72 Wiesenmeyer, Denise 28,65.66.71, 80.%,97 Wilborn, Rick 49,52,55,61,74,79,103 Willey. Jack 28,62,80,94 Willey. Rick 18,77,80.83,94,100 Williams, Julie 28,71 Wilson. Debbie 18,56,67,71.72.78 Wilson, Mike 22,76 Wilson, Jim 18 Wingerter. Kathy 18,72.78 Wittle. Michael 18,71.74 Wolff, Brenda 72,77 Wolske, Tom 22,62 Woody, Beth 22,77 Workman Mark 28.73 Ytterburg, Michael 28,61,62,68,71, 74,101 Zelinka, Ruth 28.59.65.66.68,71 123 922 Oak Street Kansas City, Missouri $4106 Litho in U.S.A. by members of Lithographers and Photoengravers Union—Local 235 -----