Glenwood High School - Spyglass Yearbook (Chatham, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

Friends are for giving and also for sharing Friends are for helping, needing and caring Friends are for secrets, friends are for fun For starting things out and for getting things done Friends are for listening -for knowing what’s right Friends are for making a cloudy day bright 4 These old familiar halls. To a stranger they look no different from the hallways of any other building. But to us who study and play out the drama of our high school years here their physical features have become distorted in our minds by the events that have taken place within them. Empty-lonely-they serve only as a reminder of what has been and a promise of what will he. 5 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% What can we say ? You have helped so many of us in so many ways sometimes seen, hut so very often unseen. These contributions have exceeded the boundaries of any one class. You have a very rare gift: capable of being a friend to the students without ever sacrificing your dignity and respect. This tribute is long overdue. With deep appreciation, we dedicate the 1971 to Miss Tigner. 6 THANK YOU Miss Tigner in action. Special Recognition We. the Publications Staff, wish to thank you for the advice and help you have given us in making the Glen-Echo a good newspaper. We have gained much from this experience and from you. We are sorry to see you leave your position as advisor. Thank you for all you have done. Mr. William Clark Mr. Ron Jackson Mr. Charles Chapin Mr. Robert Lowery Mr. Max Summers Mr. William Leinberger Dr. Robert Bowen 8 Board Of Education Represents Community Congratulations to a truly outstanding graduating class. Our purpose has been to light lights in you that you didn 7 know existed -lights that will help you find your way to a richer, fuller life. To do this you must meet the world at first hand, experience it yourself, know it as it is. You have already benefited from twelve years of classroom study and a great majority of you will continue your formal education. Superintendent Supervises District You ’ll be given the freedom to explore your own interests, and you won 7 be told how to apply your experiences. At your age you ’re at the crossroads of your life. Everything is ahead. Good Luck! Cordially, William D. Hovey Superintendent Principal Adds Neiu Grey Hairs Mr. Kauerauf in action Relieving poor students of their hard-earned money . . . “Hurry along to class . . . Clearing his throat over the intercom . . . Trying to maintain a stable school. . . Kidding students at graduation . . . Will the following people report to the office. ” Mr. Mayoral Students Keep Assistant Principal Busy Mrs. MaryLou Smith Mr. Lee Winston Miss Marilyn Feldman I Want To Be A Teacher? Mrs. Jeanette Anderson Mr. Allen Culp Miss Margaret Drake Newcomers Impress GHS’ers With Ability Row 1, T to B; Sharon Boggs-Secretarial Practice, Typing, Clerical Practice DeeAnn Borman-General Business, Shorthand, Typing Phyllis Drury-Physical Education Row 2, T to B; Charles Conrady-Physical Education James Kalmes-German Bill Scheffler-Algebra, Math, Geometry Frank Thornton-Electronics, Electricity, Crafts 12 Teachers Age With The Graduating Class Row I, T to B: Mike Collins-U.S. History, Civics, Government Frank Graham-Driver’s Education Mark Krell-Algebra, Pre-Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry, Business Law Terry Loving-Metals, Home Maintenance, Woods, Production Techniques Row 2, T to B: Rita Davis-Economics, U.S. History, Civics Judy Guinan-Composition, English Mary Hufendick-Librarian 13 Row 1, T to B: John May-English, Modern Novels, Contemporary Literature, World History Craig Sanford-Crops Fertilizers, Welding, Animals, Agriculture Orientation, Power, Horticulture William Taylor-Art, Ceramics, Water Oil, Sketching Earl Turner-Civics, U.S. History Row 2, T to B: Donna Neathery-English Pam VanAlstine-English, Speech, Drama Ruth Walch-Consumer Education, Housing, Marriage Family, Home Economics, Tailoring, Intermediate Tailoring 14 Oldies But Goodies Prove True Row I, T to B: Joan Bradshaw-Typing. Record Keeping, Bookkeeping Wilma Carter—Counselor Barbara Fee—Bachelor Living, Foods. Child Development. Home Kconomics Row 2, T to B: Alan Brown-Chemistry. Physics, Physical Science William Challis—Counselor Ted Chase —Band, Stage Band Lozelle Cleaves-Algebra. Geometry, Pre-Algebra 15 Row 1: Charlene Gates—Music Appreciation. Chorus, Glenwood Singers. English Literature Nancy McLoud —I-'rench Vervia Pratt—English Barbara Tigner — English, U.S. History Row' 2: Peter Mayoral—Government, World Affairs Don Reynolds—Technical Drafting, Drafting Glenn Wilson —Biology, General Biology Staff Puts SPYGLASS EDITORS AND ADVISOR: Miss Tigner, Teresa Hamilton, and Lyn Beam 18 Allison Hamilton and Ed James Randy Bradley Forth An Effort GLEN-ECHO ADVISOR AND EDITORS: Miss McLoud, Peggy Goodman, and Katie Codlin Mike Wittle. Mimi Nimmo, and Larry Mau Sue Stannard. Julie Glatfelter. Cathy Stanton Tom Weber Debbie Hartman, Miss Boggs, Joyce Roth and Bev Ford Anna Miller and Bob Ritz ROW l. L to R: Shaun Schlich, Joan Blaser, Amy Gilreath, Lisa Beam. ROW 2: Tom Burton, Liza Dixon, Gail Ytterberg. Linda Speaks. ROW 3: Dave Fafoglia, Dick Bostick. Council Profits From Sweets’ Sales OFFICERS, L to R: Bob Rigg, president, Marianne Challis, Peggy Goodman, Vic Altizer. Bob McGuire. Candy machines at last. . . Seniors lose member to free school. . . The Constitutional Revision Committee will meet . . . Homecoming decorations. . . Mister President, may 1 have the poor? . . . More progress on the courtyard. Row 1-L to R-C. Bell, J. Keeling, J. Keeling, K. Laycock, M. Nimmo, R. Chasteen, P. Goodman. Row 2-L to R-L. Beam, G. Moore, M. DeNight, M. Ytterberg, R. Brown. R. To er, D. Gaule. Not Pictured: T. Hamilton. J. Cook. C. Markus, M. Challis, L. Reimer. Society Changes With Times Leadership. . . Future leaders of world. . . Scholarship . . . Possible Einsteins. . . Character . . . Soon-to-be hippies. . . Service.. . Boon to Mankind SPONSORSHIP by MRS. CARTER KNEELING, L to R: G. Hinds, R. Tozer, D. Buchanan, G. Sapp. J. Dodson. ROW 1: J. Page, T. McLaughlin, M. Blair, R. Willey, S. Davis, J.P. Cunningham. B. Phillips, R. Herigodt. J. Willey, D. Hashman, Mr. Collins. ROW 2: J. Craven, I). Awe, A. McMann, M. Hittmeir, J. Howrey, K. Nimmo, B. Tweryon. ROW 3: D. Barnes, B. McGuire, G. Vancil, D. Byers, R. Bradley, G. Bastian, B. Rigg, R. Brown, S. Blaser, B. Brown. Key Clubbers Show Skinflicks OFFICERS, L to R: Tom Bostick, Bob Poppenga, Paul Krell, Mike Ytterberg, Del McCord. A sendee organization? Pancake and Sausage dinner. . . Collecting money for the Salvation Army . . . Entertaining members of McFarland one Center and Mary Bryant Home for the Blind. Sell that Candy! Mr. Collins and his brigade patrolling the lunchroom. Do we have enough money to buy a camera yet? 22 OFFICERS, L to R: Marianne Challis, Susan Stannard, Denise Altizer, Mary Rat Brady, Peggy Goodman. Night meeting to induct new members .. . Discussion with new teachers .. . Now, how do we elect officers? Champaign here we come! Anybody have a comb and some paper? Look, there’s a real hippie! F.TA Trips At U. of ROW I, L to R: Mr. Challis, B. Epperson, I). Wiesenmeyer, B. Davis, W. James, C. Bell, S. McDonald. D. Lehman, J. Brady, K. Kincaid, Mrs. Davis. ROW 2: T. Lane, D. Hash man, C. Herr, M. Schnirring, M. Nimmo, L. Burton, P. Kelly, J. Blaser, D. Melville, V. Brown, T. Hamilton. ROW 3: K. Knight, I). Ballweg, R. Chasteen. L. Manning. D. Britt. C. Stannard, M. Heinz, P. McLaughlin, R. Kuchen, J. Bridgewater, B. Ford, A. Hamilton. ROW 4: T. Mracek, J. Howrey, M. Cox, N. Bramlet, C. Martin, C. Gaule, P. Adamski, J. Mirts. J. Glatfelter, L. Beam, G. Bastian. Lilou Arrioes From France Bubbling personality . . . Talking with Miss McLoud. . . Smiling face always in the halls . . . “Charming, simply charming” . . . Long distance phone calls from France . . . Living with the Wiesenmeyers . . . First attendant on the prom court... We will miss you, Lilou. LILOU with MOPPET Mike Goes To Germany Finding out at the last minute . . . Having studied three years of German . . . Horst and his lousy guitar playing . . . Living as a German ... I could have stayed permanently. SITTING, L to R: Mrs. Diegel, MR. DIEGEL (grandparents). STANDING: MIKE, MRS. REINHARDT. HORST (mother and brother) Lyn Flies To Austria Waiting for information . . . Flying to New York . . . The family of Josef Brand . . . WOW, are they rich . . traveling in the Alps... I don’t want to go back to America. LYN, MR. FISHER (a neighbor). TRAUDE, MRS. BRAND, MRS. FISHER (a neighbor) When is a meeting? The Redheads are coming . . . the Redheads are coming . . . Where will our picnic he held? l.yn and Mike jaunting around Europe . . . IMou sunning in Florida. ROW 1, L to R: I . Kelly, J. Brady, P. Zelinka, J. Blaser, C. Stannard, P. Flesch, I). Handy, J. Kirincich. ROW 2: T. Hamilton, B. l ord, R. Zelinka, E. Loftus, L. Beam, C. Janssen, M. Esarey, G. Ytterberg, B. Brown, M. Ytterberg, D. Hartman. A.F.S. Hosts Redheads ROW 1: A. Miller. S. McDonald, C. Markus, D. Wiesenmeyer, B. Epperson, L. Oubrier, M. Brady, L. Burton, P. Kelly, M. Nimmo, W. James. D. Hypke. ROW Officers: Vickie Alti .er, Peg Goodman. Not pictured is 2: 1). Gaule, C. Cook, L. Bastian, L. Beam. T. Dickey, C. Martin. M. Cox. D. Libby Reimer, president, and Denise Wiesenmeyer. Cantrall, J. Glatfelter. 25 Concert Band Advances Musically ROW ONE, L to R: B. Wolff, C. Atchison, C. Janssen, I). Gaule, J. Cook. M. McCulley, R. Pride, G. Ytterberg, B. Davis, R. Frerichs. ROW TWO: G. Hester. T. Crawford. D. Kiel, P. Kelly, V. Pratt, B. Turley. S. Davis, C. Markus. G. Hinds, C. Candioto, R. Willey, T. Weber. J. Hamrick, A. Hamilton, I). McCord. ROW THREE: C. Gaule, C. Handy. P. Sullivan, M. Burtle, B. Rigg, R. Creasey, D. C'lausing, L. Campbell, A. Enteman, S. Byers, G. Vancil. S. Babs, W. Johnson, S. Meier, M. Gleason, A. Ilaminan. ROW FOUR: T. Mracek, G. Hawk, M. Denight, T. Arnold, T. Burton. M. Bryant, T. Svanoe. Glenwood Swingers, ROW 1, L to R: Steve Davis, Doug Byers, Rick Willey, Mark Cole. Del McCord. Tom Weber, Greg Hinds. ROW 2: Bob Rigg, Dave C'lausing, Len Campbell, Art Enteman, Stu Byers, Jim Dodsen, Judy Cook, Tom Svanoe, Mark Gleason, Steve Meier, Al Hamman, Warren Johnson. Mike Bryant. Singers And Swingers Cut And Tour Glenwood Singers. Top to bottom: L. Campbell, Cindi Cook, Tim Mracek. Barb Schroeder, Greg Hinds, Judy Cook, Marianne Challis, Tim Pieper, Tom Svanoe, Collen Markus. 27 ALL STATE PARTICIPANTS IN VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL: L to R: Julie Glatfelter. Marianne Challis, Judy Cook, Colleen Markus. Concert Choir Studies Strawn OFFICERS, L to R: Joyce Roth, Mrs. Gates, Sue Begue, Lynn Strawn. ROW I: Mrs. Gates, L. Archer, M. Schnirring, K. Lanterman, J. Hashman, B. Moon. T. Crawford, S. Eschenfeldt, K. Stanhope, M. Stephens, M. Challis. ROW 2: D. Hawk, J. Roth, M. Driver, S. Begue, D. Bostick, L. Strawn, D. DeZee, P. Syson, P. Sexton, B. Jackson, R. Pride. ROW 3: J. Straight, M. Bock, L. Awe, D. Barnes, K. DeZee, G. Sapp, S. Gibson, D. Carter, G. McDonald, A. Miller. Talents FRESHMEN- ROW 1. L to R: V. Pratt. M. Burtle, L. Beam, S. Woody, C. Hester. ROW 2: K. Lowery. C. Roberts. C. Twyford, C. Gaule, L. Bastian. ROW 3: M. Mau, B. Hinds, G. Larson, E. Seibert. JUNIORS- ROW 1: T. Dickey, L. Mau, T. Mracek, K. Edwards, C. Bell, C. Hypke, W. James, J. Shinn, B. Davis. D. Lehman, B. Epperson, S. Jardine, M. Cole, T. Noll. ROW 2: M. Ninimo, M.P. Brady, L. Burton, P. McLaughlin, L. Speaks, G. Muchow, L. Dixon, M. Nicol, B. Rigg, G. Bastian, P. Krell. ROW 3: L. Manning, I). Cantrall. M. McCulley, R. Chasteen, P. Kelly, D. Melville, C. Cook, P. Johnston. ROW 4: D. Altizer. M. Cox, V. McGuar, A. Azeris. C. Martin. M. Nicol, I). Gaule. A C A P P E L L A G Y R A T E S SOPHOMORES- ROW 1, L to R: T. Pieper. A. Gilreath. S. Herr, T. McDonald. ROW 2: M. Cullom, T. Lane, R. Shepherd, Cydne Callarman. ROW 3: F, Broccardo, D. Buchanan. L. Jacobs, L. Pusch, L. Hartman. G. Hinds, K. Keltner. SENIORS- ROW 1, L to R: Mrs. Gates. J. Cook, S. Fischer, T. Hamilton, M. C hall is. L. Oubrier, C. Markus. ROW 2: B. Kincaid, D. Wiesenmeyer, C. Hashman, S. McDonald, K. Urbanski, D. Davis. ROW 3: P. Workman. P. Workman. K. Kennedy, A. Miller, C. Atchison. L. Beam, J. Glatfelter. ROW 4: L. Campbell, J. Dodson, D. McCord, M. Ytterberg, A. Hamman, J. Willey. Al Hamman, Bob Rigg. Cindy Roberts. Drama Club Promotes Interest In The Theatre Row 1, L to R: C. Markus, R. Kincaid, D. Wiesenmeyer, S. Fischer, W. Janies, B. Davis. M. Challis, S. McDonald, C. Atchison. C. Kelley, M. Cullom, C. Stannard, T. Lane, Mrs. Van Alstine, advisor. Row 2, L to R: D. McCord, I). Cantrall, C. Cook. R. Chasteen.C. Hashman, J. Gilreath, D. Kiel, K. Keltner, A. Gilreath, G. McCarrell, J. Howry. A. Miller, A. McMann. Row 3, L to R: B. Poppenga, P. Krell, L. Beam, A. Azeris. D. Hartman. Row 4. L to K: R. Bradley, T. McDonald, C. Martin. B. Arnold, M. Burtle, R. Frerichs, I). Gaule, S. Davis, B. Ford, M. Denight, G. Vancil. Some members rise to stardom . . Baking cookies for the musical. . . Frank withdraws from presidency. . . 31 Provides basis for Thespian troupe. THE CAST Guttersnipe’s Linguistic Fraud Exposed In MY FAIR LADY Louder, we can 't understand you . . . find the slippers . . . Who ate the Chocolates . . . louder . . . don't get into a semi circle . . . louder . . . feed it to the toucan . . . Louder . . . move the scenery . . . if you're not ready for your cue! . . . louder. . . Louder. . . LOUDER!!!! Behind the scenes-the crew heads The Orchestra “May I present . . “Tea Anyone?” THE CREW Murderer Slain In WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION Seated, L to R: J. Willey. B. Poppenga, D. Bvers, T. Brady, M. Ytterherg. D. McCord, J. Dodson. Standing: C. Cook. M. Nicol. F. Kelly. S. Blaser. S. McDonald. M. Denight. L. Beam, P. Krell, B. Rigg, J. Glatfelter, C. Martin, D. Gaule. Mrs. Van Asltine. Seated. L to R: J. Roth, C. Markus, S. Fischer, G. Vancil, J. Howrey, J. Dodsen, D. Bostick, M. Challis, W. James. Standing: T. Bostick, B. Ritz, T. McLaughlin, J. Willey, B. Rigg, D. McCord, T. Brady, I). Grady, S. McDonald, C. Martin, R. Tozer. What a scar. . . Krell, keep your toes down . . . You old hag... ‘7 think the jury will know which one of you to believe”. . . That knife better collapse . . . It s all over. 35 Mademoiselle La Presidente L to R: Corliss Kelly, Lisa Beam, Mary Burtle, Karen Lowery. Sara Woody. Nancy Branilet, Debbie Britt, Nina Cooper. Finally a French foreign exchange student. . . Records to sing to . . . dames to play . . . French Christmas carols. . . Admit brainy new Frenchies. . . Lilou, please talk slower. . . can't understand . . . Activities meeting after school at 3:45. L to R: Jerry Vanselow, Joan Blaser, Ham Moenck, Cathy Stanton, Connie Bell, Mark Rappel. OFFICERS, L to R: Lilou Oubrier. Mimi Nimmo, Peggy Goodman, Lyn Beam, Terri Lane, Miss McLoud. du Cercle Est Francaise! 36 German and Austrian delicacies at Christmas . . . Learning German eating mannerism .. . Auch Die Lieber . . . Listening to Mike talk about Germany . . . Lyn in Austria. . . Singing Christmas carols. OFFICERS, L to R: Mr. Kalmes, D. Ballweg, M. Ytterberg, L. Beam, Miss McLoud. Verein Feiert Weihnachten ROW I, L to R: T. McDonald, P. Kelly, D. Janssen, D. McKenzie, A. Gilreath, M. Heinz, M. Denight. ROW 2: S. McDonald, B. Behl, M. von Behren, R. Klsenheimer, D. Straight, M. Burtle, G. Ytterberg, C. Kessler. 37 OFFICERS, L to R: Joyce Roth, Sue McDonald, STANDING: M. Cullom, D. Kiel, S. Stannard, B. Susan Fischer, President, Chris Hollembeak, Denise Ford, D. Hartman, R. Zelinka. Altizer, Mrs. Earles. F.N.A. Needles Students A shot for a sucker . . . Fainting at the sight of blood . . . Toothpaste, brushes, cologne, soap for the Hope School for the Blind. . . Wicked needle wielders. STANDING: V. Brown, A. Miller, P. Adamski, P. McLaughlin, D. Davis, C. Hypke. STANDING: N. Bramlet, D. Britt, C. Kessler, L. Branham, L. Brown, J. Brady. Speech Contestants Contest Mrs. VanAlstine, Tim McDonald, Jane Straight, Mary Nicol. not pictured, Julie Glatfelter. K to L: Mrs. VanAlstine, Debbie Gaule, Karen Keltner, Tim McDonald, Becky Davis, Dick Bostick, Jessica Gilreath, Jeff Howery, Bob Poppenga, Paul Krell, Mike Vtterberg, not pictured, Julie Glatfelter. Students Create Thespian Club 2331 39 ROW l, L to R: Mrs. Fee, C. Leamons, B. Kincaid. K. Kenney, R. Pride, D. Laycock. D. Lehmann, J. Brady. M. Stephens, M. Syson, Miss Walch. ROW 2: R. Kincaid, L. Speaks, P. Tate, S. Fifer, K. Sheedy, I). Hawk, C. Szabo, R. Jumper, K. Pride, M. Bennett, B. Wolff. ROW 3: P. Workman, R. Kincaid, T. Lane, V. Pratt, P. Parmalee, D. Hall, J. Fngland, D. Behl, J. Roth, K. Kovalik, L. Branham. ROW 4: J. Hashman, J. Richardson, N. Bramlet. D. Britt, C. Atchison, P. Adamski. C. Gaule, P. Workman, P. Medd, A. Miller, T. Ryan, C. Candioto, M. Carroll, M. Bock. Homemakers Keep School In Stitches “Come as you are” . . . Cookbooks for sale . . . Party for this, party for that. . . Home Ec fair. . . 19th century grannies... No talking. . . Candy for a clean locker. OFFICERS, L to R: M. Syson, B. Kincaid, K. Laycock, President, D. Lehmann, L. Speaks, T. Ryan. 40 ROW 1, L to R: R. Annabel, C. Sisk, K. Stubbs, M. Fahs, L. Martin, P. Behl, K. Edwards, D. Szabo, S. Rueger, B. Leady. Mr. Sanford. ROW 2, L to R: G. Durbin, J. Gerberding, G. Skinner, I). VanDyke, M. Behl, M. Workman, J. Delay, T. Moore, L. Strawn, K. Haggarty. ROW 3, L to R: E. Corrigan, J. Clark, I). Ross, J. Spengler, L. Mau, T. Dickey, M. Mau. Who's going to work during Friday night’s game? Judging contests . . . National Contests .. . Tractors ... Livestock . . . National FFA Convention . . . Mark Workman-Section 14 Soybean Product Award . . . Jim Gerberding-Section 14 Processing Award. F.F.A.’ers Gro Goodies OFFICERS, L to R: M. Workman, president, T. Dickey, K. Edwards, D. Szabo, J. Gerberding, Mr. Sanford, sponsor. OFFICERS, L to R: GusCandioto; Mark Schweighart; Vickie Altizer: Chuck Toler, President: Mike Neighbors. Contributions for Gail Mahan Benefit . . . Stickers for Jr. High ... A fencing emblem? Would you like to buy a shirt ? Coats for the officers. . . Six people to Miami for National Convention . . . Travel to St. Louis. I! AC PRESI DENT - Doug Kent 6LENWOOD REDSKINS I.A. Has A Busy Year ROW 1, L to R: Mr. Reynolds. G. Hawk, B. Staley, C. Toler. J. Willey. B. Haake, B. Nichol, J. Howard, M. Stone, R. Fagg, K. Burg. B. Cloyd, D. McCord, Mr. Thornton. ROW 2: C. Sisk, V. Altizer, L. Trutter, A. McMann, B. Siliskie, L. Tode, G. Hester, D. Handy, D. Noll, A. Miller, K. Gobson, M. Falls, K. Kaidell, D. Johnston. Row 3: Mr. Culp, G. Sapp. M. Neighbors, M. Schweighart, W. Sisk, D. Barnes, G. Ridgeway, M. Gorsage, J. Knudson, F. Gerberding, K. Christenson, 1). McLean, D. Hess. Mr. Loving. ROW 4: J. Burtle. K. Kent, R. Medd, G. Candioto, D. Kent, B. Pennington, J. Richardson, L. Pusch, T. Osborne, B. Freeman, M. Wilson, M. Stubbs, B. Gwinn. ROW 1, L to R: P. Zelinka. C. Laycock. R. Kincaid, C. Bell. ROW 2: K. Kovalik, J. England, K. Pride, C. Hypke. ROW 3: B. Arnold, D. Darling, V. McGuar, S. Isenhour, M. Carroll. ROW 4: B. McGuire, C. Martin, D. Conrady, S. McClure. Librarians Post Literary Messages OFFICERS, L to R: J. Bridegwater, R. Brewer, President, D. Kiel, C. Kessler Your book is three days overdue . . . Please be quiet. . . What magazine did you say you wanted . . . Librarians Association banquet at Jacksonville High School . . . National Librarian Week, April 18-24. ROW 1, L to R: S. Davis, G. Durbin, J. Kirincich, R. Leigh. ROW 2: G. McDonald, K. Stanhope, G. Charleton, T. Hamilton, S. Begue, K. Knight, B. Moon. ROW 3: F. Murrill. J. Curby, D. Wilson, D. Turner, A. Gilreath, A. Miller, S. McDonald, G. Hester, B. Harness. 44 Art Club Sells Sweatshirts OFFICERS: Dan Ford, Bruce, Katie Codlin, Bob Ritz, President. Encouraging criticism from Mr. Taylor . . . Paint . . . Who wants to buy a sweatshirt? . . . Black lights . . . Homecoming decorations ... You call yourself an artist? Posters for sale... Is that Art?. . . Mrs. Earles, Head Cook Cooks Furnish Distinctive Menus Student Secretaries Aid in Office Functions Anna Miller, Tammi Ryan, Debbie Melville, Cindi Cook. Charlie Toler Peggy Goodman, Lisa Manning, Vicki Altizer. Mrs. Creasey, Mrs. Cantrall, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Tate, Mrs. Jackson, S. Ruger, Student Aide. CRAFTS Robert Brown METALS Ron Smith MECHANICAL DR A WING John Brewer TECHNICAL DR A WING Dave Aschauer CHEMISTRY Mike Ytterberg STUDENT COUNCIL Bob Rigg SOCIAL SCIENCE Teresa Hamilton OFFICE AID Vicki A Itizer Charlie Toler SECRETARIAL Diane McClure BUSINESS Jill Keeling Jan Keeling FROSH SOPH ESSAY CONTEST lst-Cydne Collar man 2nd-Jane Straight 3rd Jerry Vanselow JR SR ESSAY CONTEST Ist-Paul Krell 2nd-Bev Ford Srd-Katie Codlin ENGLISH Bob Brown SPEECH Julie Glatfelter THESPIANS Colleen Markus Mike Ytterberg GERMAN Mike Ytterberg GERMAN CONTEST Connie Kessler PUBL1CA TION MEMBER Julie Glatfelter PUBLICATION STAFF Susan McDonald Debbie Hartman PUBLICA TIONS EDITORS Lyn Beam Teresa Hamilton Peggy Goodman Katie Codlin FRENCH Connie Bell FRENCH CONTEST French I-Cynthia Hester French I-Karen Lowery French II-David Clausing French III-Connie Bell SOCIETE HONOR AIRE DE FRANC A IS Mimi Nimmo Corliss Kelley David Clausing AREA VOCATIONAL Tom Noll Gail Fox Jack DeZee Gary Ridgeway Chuck Toler Mike Emery Bob Staley Bill Freeman Tom Oltmann Richard Kaydus Earl Abner LIBRARY ASSISTANT Richard Brewer Cathy Lay cock ARTI Richard Shepherd ART II Dan Ford ART III Becky Moon Gail Hester AGRICULTURAL PROJECT Ken Edwards AGRICULTURE RECORD BOOK Jim Gerberding DE KA LB A GRICUL TURE ACCOMPLISHMENT Mark Workman SENIOR HOMEMAKING Carolyn Atchison BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKING Gail Hester CRISCO Diane McKenzie CHEF S A WARD Jim Dodson-1 st semester Rick DeWall-2nd semester SENIOR BAND Judy Cook AI Ham man Colleen Markus SENIOR JAZZ BAND Jim Dodson Judy Cook Doug Byers AI I lam man Del McCord SENIOR CHORUS Jim Dodson Judy Cook Marianne Challis Colleen Markus Susan Fischer Julie Glatfelter Jack Willey 46 GLENWOOD SINGERS Judy Cook Marianne Challis Colleen Markus S.A.R. Mike Yt ter berg D.A.R. Judy Cook AMERICAN LEGION Judy Cook Mike Yt ter berg MATH Mike Yt ter berg MA TH CONTEST Gail Mu chow GIRLS'P.E. Denise Wiesenmeyer BOYS'P.E. Dean Johnson KIWANIS Marianne Challis SCHOLARSHIPS Mike Harmony Lou Pusch Marianne Challis Ber Ford Bob Brown Barb Belli Diane McClure Jim Gerberding David Clausing Cindy Cook Dan Ford Peggy Goodman Mike Emery 47 SENIOR ATTENDANTS DENISE WIESENMEYER. LOU TRUTTER RUTH ZELINKA, LEN CAMPBELL Homecoming’s ”White Bird” Soars High QUEEN VICKI ALTIZER. KING RANDY TOZER JUNIOR ATTENDANTS DENISE ALTIZER, BOB RIGG CHER STANNARD. MIKE TOZER Decorating till 11... Eggnog at Homecoming? . . . Marshmallow and pineapples . . . Bids in a bird hath . . . The queen's dance. . . Hound dog Moses got it on ... “Who me?” . . . The inevitable happens-Vicki reigns. FRESHMAN ATTENDANT SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT SARA WOODY, TOM BURTON AMY CILREATH, HENRY TRUTTER f irst Attendant-LiLou Ouhrier, Len Campbell Susan Stannard, Louis Trutter Vickie Altizer, Randy Tozer Ruth Zelinka. Randy Medd Mussel Highlights Before It Fades Auiog” Court Standing. L to R: T. Moore, G. Vancil, R. Hatton. L. Strawn. I). Hashman. R. Herigodt, R. Brown, K. DeZee, Coach Scheffler. Kneeling: M. Neiman, R. Willey, D. McCord, T. Bostick, B. Brown, J. Willey, S. Sims, S. Meier. Fall Baseball Garners Second In Conference Pitchers: D. Hashman. J. Willey, R. Herigodt. Will he catch it? 6-2 record . . . R. Herigodt leading hitter with .400 average ... T. Bostick second with .333 average. Won 4 games by only I run ... ?. Herigodt had 4-1 record. . . J. Willey had 2- 1 record. KNEELING, L to R: S. McClure. S. Mauck, R. Herigodt, G. Vancil. R. Brown. R. Tozer. STANDING. L to R: J. Howery. E. Siebert, T. Bostick, J. Willey, T. Moore, R. Thompson, D. Hashman, Coach Scheffler. Spring Baseball Records Near-Miss 10-7 record . . . leading hitter was R. Herigodt with .372 average ... D. Hash man was second with .352 average . . . R. Herigodt lead in R B. I. 's with 13 ... J. Willey was leading pitcher with 2.48 L.R.A.. 95 strike outs, and 6-3 record. Glen wood was knocked out in district finals by a 3-1 score. We must be losing this one. Hey Tom, you didn't have your Wheaties. Barb Belli. 71 Cindy Hashman, 7 1 Cheerleaders Boost Practice . . . Aching muscles after the first day of camp. Cindy Jlying through glass windows. Bringing home four ribbons . . . Don't be late for the first game. Chief Redskin Mimi Nimmo, 72 Chere Stannard. 72 Flagging Spirits Agony of the first defeat . . . Joy of victory. Precision movements . . . Hoarse voices . . . Selling candy to get out of debt. Redskins on the move. Rose Broccardo, 72 Kathy Sharp, 73 Terri Lane, 73 Connie Lifer, 74 Mike Tozer 6 4” Center G. Bustian 6’3” Forward R. Tozer 6'1 Guard Coach Conrady T. Mracek 6' Forward D. McCord 5 ’8” Guard R. Herigodt 5’9” Guard 58 Squud with Coaches Conrady and Scheffler D. Awe 6 1” Forward T. Bostick S'lVi” Guard 9 70- 71 Varsity Basketball Schedule OP. Nokomis 61 Williamsville 70 Mason City 68 New Berlin 68 Auburn 51 Lanphier 84 South East 87 Carlinville Tourney Hillsboro 67 Carlinville 69 Nokomis 83 Rochester 57 Pleasant Plains 78 Sangamon County Tourney Riverton 65 Rochester 65 Pleasant Plains 61 Tridty 42 A thens 61 Riverton 61 Gillespie 62 A shland 73 Pawnee 53 Griffin 78 Virden 60 Lincolnwood 91 Regional Lanphier 68 OURS 52 74 73 78 53 52 41 61 70 64 46 88 48 75 63 72 86 60 45 67 65 69 75 62 62 B. McGuire S'9' z” Guard 59 J.V. Dribbles 10-9 Record ... i. Strawn high scorer with average of 15.7 per game . . . K. Dezee leading re bounder with 12.5 rebounds per game. Beat Lanphier by 1 . . . 2nd in conference. Ball Row 1—L to R—T. Mracek, D. Carlson, M. Neiman, L. Awe, J. Brown. Row 2—T. Moore, M. Hittmeier, I), liashman, L. Strawn, Coach Scheffler, M. Stone. Row 3—S. Mauck, K. Dezee, L. Pusch, D. Barnes. Fro sh T to B-L to R-F. Herr, J. Brewer, M. Mau, P, Belli, J. Chaplin, Coach Kalmes, S. Sims, I). Ross, B. Hinds, B. Stone, J.Schroll, G. Sapp. Shoot Record 2 wins II losses . . . leading scorer Brad Stone with an average of 9.2 pts. per game. . . Second leading scorer Bill Hinds with an average of 8.8 pts. per game . . . Free throw per centage of John Brewer with 5 7% was highest. The Ball 60 L to R: L. Mau, M. Ytterberg, A. McMann, Coach May. B. Poppenga, D. Byers, S. Blaser. Third in state . . . Lost four dual meets ... In three triangular meets, lost two and came in third in one. . . Took third in three man varsity meet. . . Third in first annual down state meet ... A. McMann - second in state, first in an A FLA meet, seventh in downstate meet ... M. Ytterberg-sixth in state, fifth in downstate, sixth in one A FLA meet and ninth in two others . . . B. Poppenga sixth in downstate, ninth in one A FLA meet. Fencers Foil Their Opponents To Third In State ROW I, L to R: I). l ord, J. Howery. ROW II, L to R: P. Cason, C. Anderson, D. Bostick. ROW III, L to R: M. Rappel, S. Byers. Frosh won two dual meets . . . second in triangular . . . J. V. lost four duals and a triangular . . . finished third in J. V. tournament ... D. Carlson t(X)k fourth in an A.F.L.A. meet. . . C. Anderson took third in an A.F.L.A. meet. Arnold and Mike receive their trophies for first and fifth place in an A.F.L.A. meet held in Chicago. KNEELING, L to K: R. Branham. M. Neiman, I). Shepherd. I). Carlson. J. Brewer. M. Blair, B. Nickel. M. Stone. STANDING, L to R: Coach Nelson, T. Burton, B. Hinds, G. Larson, R. Barnett, K. DeZee, J. Schroll, G. Skinner. T. Mracek, B. Feltner, S. Weiss—Manager. Track Team Tracks Down Third In County M. Neiman, G. Skinner. K. DeZee T. Burton Third in Virden Invitational . . . Fourth in conference . . . Third in county . . . First in Freshmcn-Sophomorc invitational at New Berlin . . . First in Freshmen County meet. M. Blair M. Neiman KNEELING L to R: T. Papp, J. Vanselow, B. Brown. STANDING: Coach Conrady, M. Rappel. D. Awe, G. Bastian, R. Bradley. L to R: Coach Conrady, M. Pell, G. McDermand, J. Kirincich, G. Ballweg, J. Chaplin. 7-9 record. . . AJ. Rappel is number one golfer-freshman ... B. Brown is number two golfer-Senior. . . T. Papp is number three. . . Vanselow is number four. Golfers Tee Off To A 7-9 Season TOP LIVE RUNNERS: M. Esary, T. Mracek, D. Carlson, T. Mracek, J. Brewer. TOP TWO RUNNERS: D. Shepherd, B. Leady Cross Country Crosses KNEELING I to R: J. Brewer, D. Shepherd, 1). Carlson. STANDING L to R: I). Ross. B. McGuire, M. Esary, T. Mracek, G. Skinner, B. Leady, T. Mracek. CROSS COUNTRY Four Firsts . . . Three Seconds ... Two Thirds . . . Sixth in Conference . . . Bob Leady, Lid Runner . . . Top Four Runners Underclassmen. 63 Freshmen Pi Freshmen PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE faV V 1% J fa fa _ X — — fa m JL L m fa f k. ft •i m . x' 7 Zr fa A f) a v fa fa fa fa fam fa fa 4 n r. . ? • if i A Achilles, Celeste Anderson, Chris Antonini, Tina Archer, Gerald Archer, Louann Arnold, Terry Ballweg, Greg Barnett, Rick Bartell, Dana Bastian, Lori Beam. Lisa Begue, Joe Behl, Mike Behl, Paul Bell. Martin Bennett, Marilyn Bock. Melanie Bostick, Dick Bottoms, Phyllis Branham, Rick Branham. William Brewer, John Burg, Kevin Burkett, Dale Burtle. Mary Burton, Tom Byers, Stuart Candioto, Candi Carroll, Missy Carter, Debbie Cason, Phil Chaplin, Jay Clower, Betty Conrady, Diane Cooper, Nina Cornelius, Phillip Corrigan, Edward Crowley, Stephen Curtis, Debbie Dame, Joe Darling, Cassie DeZee, Debbie DeZee, Ken Dickey, Dan Driver, Madonna Ellis. Ellyn Elsenheimer, Richard England, JoAnn Enteman, Art Eschenfeldt, Scherryll Fafoglia, Tony Fagg, Rick Feltner. Bruce Fiersten, Ned Fifer Connie Flesch, Penny Freeman. Carolyn Garmon, Colleen Gaule. Cynthia Gebhardt, Mark Gibson, Sherry Hagerty, Dorcas Hammann, Steve Hampton, Susan Hamrick. Jeff Hashman, Janice Herr, Fred Hester. Cynthia Hinds. Bill Howard, Jim Isenhour, Mike Jackson, Billie Jean 65 Freshmen Janssen. Cinda Kearns, Tom Kelly, Ham Kenney, Kathleen Kincaid, Rhoda King, Monica Koenig, Nancy Lanterman, Kim Larson, Gary Lowery, Karen Martin, Loren Mau, Martin Maxwell, Marcia Maxwell, Sandie McKinney, David Medd. Pam Michaud. Alana Moloney, Kathleen Moore, Tony Moriconi, Rick Moriconi, Sam Muchow, Vickie Murphy, Linda Parker, Donna Parmalee, Pat Pell, Mark Pratt, Victoria Pride, Robin Purcell, Angela Rappel. Marc Richardson, Janesa Roberts, Cynthia Rodems, Russell Ross, Darrell Ruby, Dennis Sapp, Greg Schendel. Mark Schlicht, Starr Schroll, John Seibert, Erie Sexton, Pat Sexton. Wayne Sheedy, Kim Sims, Steve Skinner, Greg Smith. Dan Smith, Pam, not pictured Smith, Ron Stone, Brad Straight, Jane Syson. Peggy Syson, Sandy Tate. Paula Thoele, Greg Thompson, Brenda Thompson, Randy Turley, Bruce Twyford, Carolyn Underwood, Debbie VanDyke, Dick VonBehren, Kevin Weber, Tom Weiss, Steven Woody, Sara 66 Sophomores Sophomores o } O f H e a t (f u , ,! © 3 V- (r: Aiiii • m a r wm m PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE A nt ii ft s0 i f4 LM f v , i t r La JV A % ( Annabel. Roy Arnold. Belinda Awe, Larry Barnes, David Blaser. Joan Brady, Julie Bramlet, Nancy Branham, Linda Bringle, Ron, not pictured Bristow, Jerry Britt. Debbie Broccardo, Felecia Brown, Mary Jo Brown, Randy Buchanan, David Burg. Ken Burtle, Janet Callarman, Cydne Carlson. Doug Cary, Dorothy Castleman. Debbie Chambers, John Charlton. Gerri Cheli, Tony Clausing, David Cloyd. Blake Creasey, Rick Cullom, Mary Cunningham, Terry Darling, Donna Davis, Scott Davis, Stephen DeVore, Pat Douglas, Chuck Durbin, Gerald Elsenheimer, Bob Esarey, Duane Fafoglia, Dave Fite, Don, not pictured Ford, Dan Frerichs, Rhonda Futch, Bill Gilreath, Amy Gleeson. Mark Grady. Richard Gwinn, Bill Hagerty. Carl Hall, Denise Hamilton, Allison Hartman, Libby Hashman, Don Hawk, Debbie Heinz, Marcia Heise, Debbie Helton, Terry Herr, Suzanne Hess, David Hewitt, Gary Hill. Joe Hinds, Gregg Hittmeier, Michael Howrey, Jeff Hudson, Brenda Johnson. Dean Johnson, Warren Johnston, David Kelley. Corliss Keltner, Karen Kessler, Connie Jacobs, Lisa Kiel, Debra Kincaid. Kathy 68 Sophomores (A LA A it a A V PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE f m Jdv n (A IN -A $ n y m « 'A. Jfc � ' ’ I n n « w Kirincich. Joe Knight, Karol Kovalik, Kathy Kuchen, Ruth LaBonte, Bob Lane, Terri, not pictured Leady. Bob. not pictured Leigh, David Leigh, Rick Lindley, Fleet Mauck, Scott McDonald, Gayle McDonald. Tim McKenzie, Diane McLaughlin, Tom McMann, Dave Meier, Steve Michaud. Reed Moenck, Pam Montgomery, David Moore, Terry Mracek, Tom Neighbors, Pat Neiman, Mark Netzley. Rhonda, not pictured Noll, Don Parker, Tim Peiper, Tim Power, Eleanor Pusch, Louis Ranyard, Nancy Ruger. Stanley Salefski, Fritz Schlich. Shaun Sharp, Kathy Shepherd, Richard Spengler, Gerry Spicuzza, Toni Stanhope. Kim Stephens, Mindy Stone, Mark Stone, Merrell Straight. David Strawn, Lynn Stubbs, Kevin Sullivan. Paula Szabo, Mike Szabo, Cheryl Trutter, Henry Vancil. Glenn Vanselow, Gerald VonBehren, Mary Wanless. Kathy Willey, Rick Wilson, Debbie Wittle. Mike In Memoriam John Ladage 1973 Juniors Juniors Abner, Earl Altizer, Denise Awe, Darryl Azeris, Agnes Ballweg, Donna Bastian, Greg Beckum, Mary Behl, Donna Bell, Connie Blair, Mike Bradley, Randy Brady, Mary Fat Broccardo, Rose Bryant, Mike Burke, Ken Burton, Libby Cantrall, Dena Castleman, Tom Chasteen, Rhonda Christensen, Ernie Clark. Jay Clark, Shyrl Cole. Mark Cook, Cindy 72 Juniors Cox, Marci Craven, Jim Crowley. Linda Davis, Becky Davis, Steve DeLay,John Denight, Mike DeWall, Lester DeZee, Bill Dickey. Tom Dietel. Darcy Dixon, Liza Dixon, Lou Doucet, Debbie Edwards, Kenny Epperson, Bari Fahs, Mike Freeman. Bill Gaule, Debbie Gerberding, Jim Gibson, Kim Gorsage. Mike Haacke, Bill Haas, Larry 73 Juniors Hammann, Norma Hawk, Gary Heise, Julie Hermes, Diana, not pictured Herr, Carolyn Hilbert, Charles Hill. Sue Hypke, Carol James. Wanda Jardine, Sally Johnston, Pat Jumper, Rita Kaidell, Ken Kaydus, Richard Kelly. Pat Kent, Doug Knudson, John Krell, Paul Leady, Debra Lehmann, Doris Mahan, Terry Mallow, Debbie Manning. Lisa Martin, Chris Juniors Mau, Larry McCarrel, Nancy McClure, Steve McCulley, Marlene McDermand, Greg, not pictured McGuar, Vicki McGuire. Bob McLaughlin, Fat McLean, Dale Melville. Debra Moore, Gary Mracek, Tim Muchow, Gail Murphy, Fat Neighbors. Mike Netzley, Debbie Nickel, Bruce Nicol, Mary Nimmo, Mimi Noll, Tom Oakey, Molly Osborne. Tom Fage, Jim 75 Juniors Papp, Tom Phillips, Bill Phillips, Jim Pratte, Janice Pride, Koki Richardson, Jim Rigg, Bob Ryan. Tammy Salefski. Nancy Schmidt, JoAnn Schnirring, Mary Lynn Schroeder, Barb Schweighart, Mark Sharp, Ken, not pictured Shinn, Judy Siliskie, Bill Sisk, Charles Speaks. Linda Stannard, Chere Stanton, Cathy Svanoe, Tom Szabo, Carl, not pictured Szabo, David Tode, Larry Juniors Tozer, Mike, not pictured Turner, Debbie Turner, Linda, not pictured Underwood, Mike VonBehren. Jim, not pictured Warren, Lana, not pictured Wheeler, Linda Wilson, Mike Wolske, Tom Woody, Beth Row 1, L to R: R. Cheli, C. Leamons, T. Bostick, M. Hall, D. Freeman, C. Laycock, T. Crawford. Row 2: S. Begue, V. Brown, I). McClure, S. Fischer, R. Kincaid, M. Challis, S. Beckum. Row 3: G. Fox, F. Jewel, R. Brewer. M. Harmony, F. James, I). Aschauer, T. Brady. Row 4: B. Behl, J. Jumper, I). Davis, J. Cook, B. Ford, C. Hashman, K. Kennedy, J. Keeling, J. Keeling. Row 5: R. Ritz, M. Emery, G. Sapp, L. Trutter, A. Mammon, R. Poppenga, K. Nimmo, S. Blaser, M. Ytterberg. Row 6: K. Codlin, V. Altizer, J. Mirtz.C. Hollembeak, D. Handy, J. Glatfelter, C. Atchison, P. Adamski, P. Workman. Row 7: D. Ballweg, K. Kent, R. Tozer, R. Medd, M. Stubbs, M. Esary, R. Hatton, R. Brown, J. Leary. 78 Row 1, L to R: I). Wiesenmeyer, C. Markus, J. Dodson, J. Willey, C. Toler, J. Ross, B. Kincaid. Row 2: B. Moon, K. Urbanski.S. McDonald. B. Harness, S. Freeman, C. Sutton, J. Fenley, J. Coontz. Row 3: J. Szabo. F. Mun-ill, W. Hill, D. Byers, G. Ramsey, G. McCarrel, R. Herigodt. Row 4: S. Grigsby, J. Curby, M. Syson, S. Isenhour, T. Hamilton, L. Oubrier, P. Goodman. E. Reimer. Row 5: K. Frey. I . Moriconi, D. McCord. R. Staley, G. Brammeier, T. Trask, M. Kellner, G. Ridgeway. Row 6: L. Beam. D. Hartman. R. Zelinka, A. Miller, J. Gilreath. P. Workman, F. Loftus, S. Lerch, G. Hester. Row 7: G. Candioto, W. Sisk. J. Burtle. R. Pennington, J. Palmquist, J.P. Cunningham, M. Hall, M. Workman. W. Tweryon. 79 Patricia Lee Adamski Vickie Lynn Altizer Dave Aschauer Four years ago we entered Glenwood as gawky, uncertain freshman. Now we leave these halls as gawky, uncertain high school graduates to take our places in the strife-ridden world. These past four years have filled our minds with knowledge necessary to achieve success and satisfaction. We hear constantly that the earth is doomed, that the future is hopeless hut the future is OURS the world is ours. We alone have the power to help destroy or to create. A large addition to the building had been made the summer before we entered Glenwood as freshmen. We thus felt less conspicuous in our awkwardness, since the upperclassmen were almost as unfamiliar with the new floorplan as we were. The building soon became familiar. however; and we fell easily into our roles as high school students. Vickie Altizer and Randy Medd were freshman attendants at the 6 7 homecoming, Rhapsody in Blue. Many of us participated in GLENWOOD SALUTES ILLINOIS a historical production honoring Illinois' Sequisentennial and written by our own Miss Tigner. The year came quickly to an end and we were promoted to the rank of sophomore. The national election campaigns were in full swing as we returned to school. In a mock election Glenwood went along with the rest of the nation in electing Richard Nixon the 37th President of the United States. Immediately after that. Glenwood presented its first Broadway musical, OKLAHOMA!. Our attendants for “Revolution the homecoming dance were Vickie Altizer and Gary McCarrel. Carolyn Sue Atchison David Ballweg Lyn Beam Angela Sue Begue Barbara Behl Seri Gayle Beckum JoAnne Bridgewater Bailey Jim Burtle Sophomore Class Officers President Judy Cook Vice-President Cheryl Doan Secretary-Teresa Hamilton Treasurer- Vicki A Itizer Freshman Class Officers President- Vickie A Itizer V ice-Presiden t-Gary McCarrel Secretary-Cheryl Doan Treasurer Judy Cook 82 Junior Class Officers President-Tim Brady Vice-President-Len Campbell Secretary-Joyce Roth Treasurer Cathy Laycock Guss Candioto Robbin Cheli Karen Carter Mitts Katherine Codlin Senior Class Officers President Judy Cook Vice-President-Randy Tozer Secretary-Joyce Roth Treasurer-Dave A schauer Marianne Chaliis Judy Cook Janet Coontz Jim Dodson John Michael Emery Mark Esarey Monte Evans Susan Fischer Jack DeZee During the summer between our sophomore and junior years we were privileged to watch the Jirst man set foot on the moon. We started our junior year with the usual push for money with which to finance our Prom. Lyn Hearn and Clary McCarrel were co-chairmen of this immense project. The fall brought the arrival of our first year in varsity basketball and the musical, THE KING AND I. ”Dawn of Creation, ” the ’69 homecoming dance was held in mid-December. The junior attendants were Judy Cook, Ten Campbell, Cheryl Doan, and Gary McCarrel. The start of the new year was also the start of the new decade. Prom preparations continued at an ever-increasing pace. The usual rush of end-of-the-year activities was augmented by the Jr.-Sr. play. UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE. On the morning of May 16th, 1970, most of us appeared at the Teamsters’ Union Hall to begin the final stretch of work for Prom painting murals, stretching crepe paper, cooking, and setting up the sound system. That evening we were rewarded for our efforts. Waiting for the Sun” was all we had hoped it would be. We were most happy to have hadSerra Leigh, a well-known band from St. Louis, provide music for the evening. Our Senior year brought the advent of some new rules at Glenwood. For the first time girls were allowed to wear slacks, and boys were permitted to have mustaches. By the end of the year, two candy machines appeared in the cafeteria for the students’ use. There were changes in rules outside Glenwood, also: 18year olds were granted the right to vote in national elections. Dave Freeman Sharon Freeman Kevin Frey Gail Fox Teresa Gillenwaters mi Beverly L. Ford Jessica Gilreath Julie Glatfelter Susan Kathleen Grigsby Lilou Obrier, our A FS student from France, has been a tremendous addition to our senior class and the school as a whole. We hope that our “Frenchic has also profited from this past year among us. MY FAIR LADY was our last musical. In December, Homecoming Week was highlighted by the dance, “White Bird,’’ with Ruth Zelinka, escorted by Len Campbell, and Denise Wiesenmeyer, escorted by Louis Trutter, as the senior attendants. Vickie Altizer, escorted by Randy Tozer, was crowned Queen. WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION, the Junior-Senior play, was produced in the spring and from there everything seemed to be moving quickly, so quickly that it was as if someone had turned the motion picture that surrounded us to twice normal speed. “Before It Fades Away, the Junior-Senior Prom, was held May 15, 1971, at the Lincoln Park Pavilion. Attendants were Vickie Altizer, escorted by Randy Tozer: Lilou Obrier, escorted by Len Campbell: Susan Stannard. escorted by Louis Trutter: and Ruth Zelinka, escorted by Randy Medd. Denise Wiesenmeyer, escorted by Gary McCarrel, was crowned Queen. Our high school years are over. They will live on only in our memories. Michael Hall Teresa Hamilton Peggy Goodman not pictured Tom Hadscll not pictured Albert Hamman Brenda Harness We have been an unusual class in many respects. Out of a class of 123, 88 will continue their education at college next fall' Six of these will be music majors, and three will enter the field of art. Others will concentrate their efforts in such areas as law. medicine, teaching, business, foreign language, and the sciences. A member of our class became the first student from Glenwood to win a National Merit Scholarship. 88 mm After Four Years Of Fruitless Yelling, Richard Hatton James William Hill Raymond K. Herigodt Christine L. Hollembeak Gail Darlene Hester Sharon Isenhour Seniors Win Flomecoming Spirit Stick 89 Sandra Hinsey not pictured Ed James Monte Keltner Becky Kincaid Rhona Kincaid Kathy Kennedy Kevin S. Kent Carol Leamons Cathy Laycock Gary McCarrel no! pictured Jim Leary Paul F. Moriconi Colleen Markus Diane McClure Eileen T. Loftus Del McCord Rebecca Jane Moon Frank Murrill Kevin Nimmo Seniors Take Bob Poppenga Libby Reimer Teff Paimquist not pictured Gary Ramsey Bob Pennington LiLou Oubrier Catherine Power I f Unofficial Skip Day 94 Chem Steve Sprouse not pictured Bombs Out 95 Gary Ridgeway Joyce Roth Class Bob Ritz Gary William Sapp Roberta Ross Wayne Sisk Margaret Syson Kathy Urbanski Paula Elayne Workman Michael R. Ytterberg Ruth Zelinka not pictured WE HA VE REACHED THE END OF OUR HI OH SCHOOL YEARS. WE CAN COME BACK BUT IT WILL NEVER BE THE SAME. AND SO WE BID THESE HALLS AN AFFECTIONATE FAREWELL. Autographs Valedictorian Mike Ytterberg challenged both his fellow graduates and people in general to begin to behave as rational, thinking human beings. He describes men as living, aware, conceiving, discriminatory, imaginative creatures. Unless people begin to act rationally, mankind will cease to exist. National Honor Society members receiving their gold cords symbolic of societ membersh.p included: Lyn Beam, Marianne cliallis, Rjw Br y!iSgra?hv1n1 Mark.usi Mike Ytterberg, Teresa Hamilton. Libby Reimer, Bo 3thy Laycock’ Judy Cook� and Jill Keeling (Randy Tozer inadvertentl The senior chorus directed by Colleen Markus and accompanied by Mrs. Gates pleased the audience (especially parents) by closing their program with “Thank You Very Much.” Julie Glatfelter singing “Prelude” at Com-m e n-cement. Mike playing ‘‘La C a t h e-d r a I e Englon-tie” at Baccalaureate. Marianne Challis accompanied by Judy Cook contributed to the solemnity of Baccalaureate with “A Prayer.” Susan Fischer accompanying Judy Cook-“Concertino” Superintendent William D. Hovey, School Board President Chas. Chapin, Rev. Merlyn Wagner, and Principal Donald Kauerauf. Rev. Merlin Schendel inspired the Baccalaureate audience with his “three steps to successful living.” He pointed out that “man will not endure only . .. but will prevail,” since man has added strengths when necessity demands. Salutatorian Bob Brown paid tribute to parents and faculty for their past help but pointed out that from this point forward the graduates must accept the challenge and move onward. Lilou Obrier joins her classmates in preparing for Commencement. 71 Seniors PATRICIA LEEADAMSKI ETA 3,4; FHA 4; FNC 3,4: Library Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3. VICKIE L YNN A L TIZER Student Council 1,2, treasurer 4; A Capella 1,2: Concert Band 1,2: AFS 4, treasurer; FNC 3. treasurer 4; Library Club 2; Industrial Arts Historian 3; Secretary 4; Glenwood Players 3,4; school aid 2,3,4; musicals 2,3,4; music contest 2; Homecoming court 1,2, Queen 4. DAVEASCHAUER Key Club 2,3,4; German Club 2; Basketball 2; Cross country 2; class officer, treasurer. CAROL YN SUE A TCHISON A Capella 1,2,3,4; Concert choir 4; Concert Band 1,2,3.4: FTA 3; FHA 4; FNC 3.4; Library Club 1,2; Glenwood Players 3,4; Musicals 1,2,3.4; Prom Committee 3. JOANNE BRIDGEWATER BAILEY DAVID BALLWEG Math Club 2; Industrial Arts 2.3; Underclassman industrial arts award. LYN BEAM National Honor Society 3,4; Publications 3, co-edit or Spyglass 4; French Club 1,2,3,4 treasurer; German Club president 4; Math Club 3; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; AFS student to Austria; FTA 2,3 secretary 4; Library Club 1,2; Glenwood Players 3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Music Contest 2,4; Fencing 1,2,3; Illinois State Scholar. SERI GA YLE BECK UM ANGELA SUE BEGUE Concert Choir 1,2,3,4 secretary; FHA 1,2; FNC 4; Musicals 2,4; Music contest 4; Art Club 4. TIM BRADY Student Council 1,3; FTA 2,3; Industrial Arts 1,2; Basketball 1,2; track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3; Class President 3. GEORGE BRAMMEIER Industrial Arts 2; Baseball 2; Track 1; Cross Country 1,2,3. RICHARD BREWER A Cappella 1,2,3; Library Club 3,4; Industrial Arts 2,3; Musicals 1,2. ROBERT BROWN Evans Jr. High I; Monterey High, Lubbock, Texas 2; Key Club 3,4; Math Club 3, AFS 3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3; Baseball 3,4; Golf 3,4; Illinois State Scholar. VICKIE SUE BROWN Concert Choir 1,2,3; FTA 2; FNC 3,4; Musicals 1,2; Speech Contestant 2; Prom Committee 3. BARBARA BE11L German Club 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Cheerleader 4. STb'VFN RI A b'R Rich Central 1,2; Key Club 4; Musical 4; Fencing 4; Jr. -Sr. Play 4. TOM BOSTICK Key Club 2,3, secretary 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; cross country 2,3. JUDY COOK National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Vice President 3; French Club 1,2, Vice President 3; Math Club Vice President 3; Stage Band 4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Glenwood Singers 1,2,3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Jr Sr. Play 3; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 3; Fencing 1,2; D.A.R. winner 4; Illinois State actively led and Scholar 4: All-State Chorus 3,4; Class President 1,2,4. JIM BURTLE FFA 1,2; Industrial Arts 2,4. DOUG BYERS Jefferson Jr. High 1; Key Club 4; Math Club 2; Stage Band 3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Musicals 3,4; Music Contest 2,3,4; Fencing 2,3,4. GUS CANDIOTO Key Club 2; Industrial Arts 1,2,3, Vice President 4. LEN V. CAMPBELL Jefferson Jr. High I; A Cappella 3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Glenwood Singers 4; Musicals 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Music Contest 2,3,4; Homecoming court 3,4; Chief Redskin; Class Vice President. KAREN CARTER MITTS MARIANNE CllALLIS National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2, secretary 4; French Club 2,3; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Glenwood Singers 4; FTA 2,3,4; Glenwood Players 3,4; Thespians 4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4. ROBB IN CHE LI Denbigh High School 1,2; Vocational School 4. KA TllERINE CODLIN Publications 3, co-editor GLEN-ECHO 4; French Club 2,3,4; Math Club President 2; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3.4; Art Club treasurer 4; Prom Committee 3; Musicals 1,2,3; Music Contest 1. 104 participated in JANET COONTZ TERR Y L YN CRA WFORD Southeast High School 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Concert Choir 4; Concert Rand 1,2,3.4; Music Contest 4. J.P. CUNNINGHAM Griffin High School 1,2; Key Club 4; Industrial Arts 4. JOANNE CURBY A Cappella 1,2,3; EH A 1,2; ENC 4; Library Club 1,2; Industrial Arts 4; Glenwood Players 3,4; Musical 1,2; Speech Contestant 3. DEBRIE DA VIS Grant Jr. High 1; A Cappella 4; Concert Choir 3; ENC 3,4; Musicals 3. JACK J. DEZEE Concert Choir 2. JIM DODSON Key Club 2,3; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Glenwood Players 3,4; Thespians 4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Music Contest 3,4. JOHN MICHAEL EMER Y A Cappella 1,2; ETA 4. MARK ESAREY Math Club 2; AES 4; ETA 4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4. MONTE EVANS Industrial Arts 3,4; Vocational School 3,4. SUSAN E SCHER A Cappella 1,2,3, president 4; ETA 2,3,4; ENC secretary 3, president 4; Music Contest 1,3,4; Glenwood Players 3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Pront Committee 3, Madrigal 4; Ensemble 1,4. BEVERLY EORD Publications 4; German Club 2; AES 2,4; ETA 2,4; ENC 4; Glenwood Players 4; Fencing I; Illinois State Scholar 4. GAIL EOX DA VE EREEMAN SHARON FREEMAN KEVIN FREY JESSICA GILREATH A Cappella 1,2,3; Library Club 3; Glenwood Players 4; Thespians 4; Musicals 1,2 3,4; Fencing 1. JULIE GLATFELTER Publications 3,4; German Club 3,4; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Glenwood Singers 3; AES 3,4; ETA 2,3,4; Glenwood Players 3,4: Thespians 4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1.2.J.4; Speech Contest 4; Ensemble 1,4; Madrigal 2,4; Prom Committee 3; All-State Chorus 3; Illinois State Scholar 4. PEGGY JO GOODMAN Salem Community High 1; Publications 3, Co-editor GLEN-ECHO 4; National Honor Society 4; French Club, Secretary 2,3,4; Math Club 2; A ES 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; FT A 3, treasurer 4; Glenwood Players 3; Illinois State Scholar 4. SUSAN KA THLEEN GRIGSBY TOM HADSELL MICHAEL HALL Concert Band 1,2; Industrial Arts 2. TERESA HAMILTON National Honor Society 3, Secretary-treasurer kinds of activities 4; Publications 2,3, Co-Editor SPYGLASS 4; German Club 2,3,4; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; FT A 2,3,4: Glenwood Players 3,4; School Aid 1; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader j; Prom Committee 3; Fencing 1,2; Art Club 4. AL HAMMAN DEN A M. HANDY Concert Band 1,2,3,4; AFS 3,4; EHA 1.2,3; Industrial Arts 4; Musicals 4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Sweetheart Court 3. MIKE HARMONY BRENDA HARNESS A Cappella 2,3; EHA 2,3; Musicals 2: Prom Committee 3. DEBORAH DIANE HARTMAN Publications 3,4; Concert Choir 1; AES 3,4; ETA 2,3: ENC 4: Glenwood Players 3,4; Fencing 1,2; Musicals 1,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. CINDY HASH MAN A Cappella 2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2, Vice President 3; ETA 4; Glenwood Players 3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3.4; Music Contest 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Fencing 2,3; Prom Committee 3. RICHARD HATTON Musicals 3: Baseball 3; Track 2,3. RA YMOND R. HERIGODT Key Club 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1. GAIL DARLENE HESTER Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4; Industrial Arts 4; Glenwood Players 3; Musicals 1.2,3,4; Music Contest 2,4; Prom Committee 3, Illinois State Scholar 4. 105 From intramural sports JAMES WILLIAM HILL Fulton High CHRISTINE L. HOL LEM BEAK Willowbrook High 1,2; FHA 4; FNC secretary 4. SHARON ISENHOUR A Cappella I; Library Club 4. ED JAMES Publications 4. ED JEWELL JOANN JUMPER School Aid 4; Prom Committee 3. JAN KEELING National Honor Society 3,4: Prom Committee JILL KEELING National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee 3. MONTE KELTNER A Cappella 1,2; Industrial Arts 2,3; Musicals 1,2; Basketball 1,2, manager 3; Vocational School 3,4. KATHY KENNEDY A Cappella 4; Concert Choir 1,2,3; FTA 4; Musicals 2; Fencing 2. KEVIN KENT Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4. BECKY KINCAID Franklin Jr. High I; Springfield High 2; A Cappella 3,4; Concert Choir 1,2; FHA 3,4; Glen wood Players 3,4: Musicals 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4. RHONA KINCAID FHA 1,3,4: Glenwood Players 3,4; Musicals 3,4; Jr. Sr. Play 3,4. CATHY LAY COCK National Honor Society 3,4; German Club 1: FHA 2.3. President 4; Concert Choir 2; Library Club 3,4; Musicals 2; Class treasurer 3; Illinois State Scholar 4. CAROL LEAMONS JIM LEARY EILEEN LOFTUS Publications 4; French Club 4; A Cappella 2,3; AFS 4; FHA 1,2; Library Club 1; Glenwood Players 3. COLLEEN MARKUS National Honor Society 3,4; Publications 3; German Club 2,3,4: A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 4; Concert Band 1,23,4; Glenwood Singers 2,3.4; AFS 3,4; LTA 2,3,4; Glenwood Players 3,4; Thespians President 4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Jr-Sr. Play 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; All-State Band. GARY McCARREL DIANE McCLURE Lanphier 1; A Cappella 4; Concert Choir 2,3. DEL McCORD Key Club 3,4; A Cappella 1.2; Concert Choir 4; Stage band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,4; Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4; Glenwood Players 3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3. susan McDonald Publications 2,3,4; German Club 3,4; A Cappella 1.2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; FTA 2.3,4; FHA to portrait painting 1,2,3: FNC 4; Library Club I; Glenwood Players 3,4: Musicals 1.2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Music Contest 1,4; Speech Contest 3,4. ARNOLD McMANN Publications 2,3; Key Club 2, secretary 3,4; Industrial Arts 4; Glenwood Players 3,4; Musicals 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Speech Contest 3; Prom Committee 3; Baseball 1,3: Fencing 1,2,3.4. RANDY MEDD Key Club 2,3: Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4; Musicals 2,3; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4. ANNA MARIE MILLER Publications 3,4; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,4; AFS 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FNC 3,4; Library Club 1,2,3; Industrial Arts 4: Glenwood Players 3,4; School Aid 4: Musicals 1,2,3.4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Art Club 4; Prom Committee 3. JANET LOUISE Ml RTS French Club 1,2; FTA 2,3,4; FNC 4: Glenwood Players 3,4; Musicals 1; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Concert Choir 1; Prom Committee 3. REBECCA JANE MOON Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Library Club 1,2; Art Club 4. PAUL MORICONI Griffin High School 1,2,3. KEVIN NIMMO Student Council 2,3: Key Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Art Club 4; Basketball 2; Cross Country 2: Fencing 1. LILOU OUBRIER Publications 4; French Club president 4; AFS 4; FTA 4; A Cappella 4; Musical 4; student from France. 106 From music and math to BOB PENNINGTON BOB POPPENGA Key Club 2, treasurer 3. vice-president 4; A Cap pel la I; Glen wood Players 3, vice-president 4: Musicals 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Fencing 1,2,3,4; Thespians 4. CA THERINE PO WER Lincolnwood High I; Spanish Club 1; Concert Choir 1; FHA 3. GARY RAMSEY LIBBY RE MER GARY RIDGEWAY ROBERTS RITZ Publications 3,4; Industrial Arts I; Musicals 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Best Art Student 4; Art Club president 4. ROBERTA ROSS JOYCE ROTH Publications 4; Concert Choir 1.2. secretary 3. vice-president 4; FHA 1.2,3.4; FNC 3.4; Library Club 2,3; Industrial Arts 4; Glen wood Players 3,4; School Aid 1,4; Musicals 2,3,4; Jr -Sr. Play 3,4. GARY WILLIAM SAPP Key Club 4; A Cappella 1,2,3; FT A 2; Industrial Arts 4; Musicals I; Baseball 1,2,3,4. WA YNE SISK STEVE SPROUSE ROBERT STALEY Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Track 2. SUSAN STANNARD JAN STRIPLIN A Cappella 3; Concert Choir 1,2; FHA 2. MARK STUBBS FFA 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts 4. CONNIE L. SUTTON Chanderville High 1,2; Class treasurer 1; A Cappella 2; Concert Choir 1,2; FHA 1,2; Library Club I; Glenwood Players 2; School Aid 4. MARGARETSYSON FHA 1,3,4; Library Club 3,4; School Aid 3. CHARLES D. 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