Grayville High School - Gusher Yearbook (Grayville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1970 volume:

(dontents Dedication............................................4 Preface ..............................................6 Appreciation..........................................7 Snapshots ............................................8 Administration and Faculty...........................10 Seniors..............................................30 Juniors .............................................50 Sophomores...........................................54 Freshmen.............................................62 Organizations........................................66 Sports ............................................. 86 Activities...........................................94 Key Bison Supporters ...............................106 Advertisements....................................110 “The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of faith and his lovingness. “If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind.” Kahlil Gibran THE PROPHET For teaching us the value of our own minds; for teaching us how to discover eternal truths; for being an example of honesty, faith, compassion and generosity, we the Gusher Staff of 1970 respectfully and gratefully dedicate this yearbook to Miss Marilyn Bingman, our advisor and teacher. May our lives always exemplify the ideals and virtues she has taught us. preface During the past four years as students at Grayville Community High School, there are certain evaluations, assessments, joys and sorrows, and activities-both academic and co-curricular-in which the members of the Senior Class of 1970 have been active participants. These years were formulative ones, and years which have been both exciting and challenging for us. In the years of our development here at G.C.H.S., we graduating Seniors have learned that what has unlocked the past WILL unlock the future. The cooperative team efforts and the boundless, illimitable supply of energy served us in understanding our roles and purposes of working toward common co-curricular goals, namely the exercises and profits from the unforgettable bake sales, the long workdays, the never-ending line of cars in the car washes, the sweat shirt sales, the magazine sales, and a wide assortment of adventuresome projects. We learned that although, at the time, the writing of term papers and the taking of difficult exams were not in themselves fun. we are forever thankful and grateful that our teachers exerted their influences upon us in preparing us for our future roles as adults in an ever-changing, dynamic society. Our collective hope is that the 1970 graduating Seniors will reflect the spirit and the soul of our ALMA MATER, G.C.H.S. Staff Editors: Jane Bcgcrt Sue Siegert Jerry Thomas Nancy Wilson 6 Appreciation THE STAFF OF 1970 The Gusher Staff would like to acknowledge its appreciation for the encouragement and for the endless aid of the following people: Mr. Ronald Culbrcth, Superintendent; Mr. Roy Fleming, Principal; Miss Marilyn Bingnian, Advisor-Sponsor; Mr. Wallace Dallas. Teacher; Mr. Robert Foltz, Teacher; Mr. Dora McCollum, Teacher; Our entire faculty of G.C.H.S.; Mr. Charles Brown, Custodian; our advertisers from Albion, Carmi, Evansville, Mt. Carmel, and Grayville; Mr. Bud Kreitner and the publisher for their vast understanding of missed deadlines but good intentions; and our parents for their strength and understanding. 7 (|orts No physical contact! We always have interesting assemblies! Don’t do WHAT! 9 thmntsiratiott RONALD CULBRLTH B.S..S1U Carbondale M.S..SIU Edwards FOY FLEMING A.B., East Texas Baptist College Master’s in Education, University of Illinois Beulah Eck, Secretary JIM O’DONLEY B.S.. Murray M.S., Murray Peggy Butler, Secretary 12 CURRY J. BAKER B.S.E.,.Eastern Illinois University M.M.E., Murray State University Classes Taught—instrumental music Activities-Stage band. Junior Class sponsor VIOLET L. BARBRE Bachelor of Education, Southern Illinois University Classes taught French, English I, World History Activities- Beta Club Jour de fete How about running through a conversation? MARILYN BINGMAN B.A., Millikin University M.A.. North Texas State University Classes Taught—English Activities Gusher Staff Sponsor u DIANE M. BROWN Bachelor of Science, Eastern Illinois University Classes taught-Home Economics I, II, III, and Iv Activities sponsored-Future Homemakers of America LEONA DAVIS Bachelor of Science. Southern Illinois University Classes taught-Home Economics 1,11, III, and IV Activities sponsored-Future Homemakers of America WALLACE DALLAS Bachelor of Science, Lambuth College Classes taught Biology I and Biology II Gee, Mr. Dallas . . . Pass Mr. Dallas the book. Double your pleasure. SAM FINCH B.S., M.S., Murray State University Safety lesson number one . .. ROBERT GLENN FOLTZ Eastern Illinois University Southern Illinois University Loyola University University of North Carolina Classes Taught Chemistry, General Science, Physical Science, Math I, Physics Activities Senior Class Sponsor Forging a trail down Butler Street??. This is certainly an exciting class! iv I don’t know. What do you think? Do you suppose it will blow? CAROL CINDER Bachelor of Science, Eastern Illinois University Librarian Activities sponsored Library Club MARY M. GROSS Bachelor of Science, Oakland City College Classes taught—American History, American Problems, English IV Activities sponsored—Student Council, Senior Play JIM GOINGS Bachelor of Science, Southern Illinois University Classes taught American History, American Problems, English IV The answer, Bob, the answer! Thomas a Bucket?? 21 DORIS M. HKDR1CK B.S., University of Illinois Classes Taught-Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Mathematics IV Activities-Senior Class Sponsor 22 Cheer up. It’s not that bad!!! Don’t you think this is (Yawn) interesting? JANICE KEISER Bachelor of Science, Indiana University Class taught—Special Education DORA MCCOLLUM B.S.E., Arkansas Classes taught-Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Office Practice. I’m in the Navy now! The artist’s Corner. 2S Art is SO easy until you try to draw! VAN MUNSEY B.S., Eastern Illinois University M.A., Murray State University Classes Taught—Physical Education, Drivers’ Education Out of shape? REBOUND Shucks! Missed again. 26 CAROL L. O’DONLEY B.S., Murray State University Classes—Girls Physical Education Activities—Girls Athletic Association, Cheerleaders, Sophomore Class, Pep Club ZAP Away we go ... 27 Aren’t we clever! IBoard of Education The men who rule our school: Back: Tommie Miller, Dan president. Sweeney, Sam Broster, Jack O’Neill, Gene Smith, Ralph Alcorn, (Custodians Richard Hall Charles Brown (Cooks 29 Vivian Tucker, Mary John Baker, Margaret McCormick, Wilma Ramsey. Senior Class Officers: Jerry Thomas, president; Camilla Jackson, reporter; Trudy Nuckolls, secretary;Connie Goldman, trea- surer; Bob Shelton, Treasurer; Jim Sullivan, vice-president. (Ulass flropfyect) A look into the future takes us to the Class of ’70’s 25th reunion, 1995. Nancy Bowman and Audrey (Butler) Wells, hostesses for the evening, greet us at the door. Nancy has been spending her time on Edwards County Farm Retreat. Audrey has married Jack Wells who is a game warden and has just killed his first 300 pound deer. We notice in one corner a group of athletes. Randy Kleinschmidt is now playing with the Los Angeles Dodgers. His batting average is in a slump at .756. Trudy Nuckolls is playing basketball for the Redheads. Jane Begert is now the athletic director for the Green Bay Packers. Kim Frankland is assisting her by developing a closed circuit t.v. to go on her players’ helmet. The medical field is well represented too. Beth Curtis and Shelia O’Neill are busy studying Jim Sullivan’s bone breakage problem. Entering now is Grayville’s own little NASA. Jack Bush and Bob Shelton are celebrating their successful design of the rocket that landed John Wayland on Mars. John sends his regrets that he cannot attend the reunion because of a minor mechanical failure. However, Danny Paschal is planning a ticker tape parade for John when he returns safely home. Five people in uniforms catch our eyes next. Sgt. Sharon Harvey of the Marine Corps is arguing with two state police officers, David Kiefer and Jim Groff. Vickie Spann and Diane Salisbury. GCHS’s new meter maids, are giving them all tickets (unexcused absences). The former Becky Waggoner and Sue Siegert are housewives and mothers, but in their “free” time they, with Eugenia Brown, are working in the new feminist movement to emancipate womankind from masculine domination. Donald Daniels is preaching in another corner. He has replaced Dr. Martin Luther King in his endeavors. Trying not to listen are Carolyn Coley, Pat Lingafelter, Mark Campbell, and Tom Lentz. Carolyn is now the end girl with the famous Rockettes. Pat is the head waitress at Grayville’s new Topless A-Go-Go. Mark is leading the hottest rock and roll group in Rhode Island and Tom has just returned from the largest Rock-Festival ever, with only minor cuts and abrasions. Linda Ford is hustling around look for hot tips. She’s the new editor of the MERCURY-INDEPENDENT. She discovered that Martha Kiehl, on her first flight as an airline stewardess, was kidnapped and is in Cuba. Rumors also have it that Ronnie Duncan is miraculously farming the Sahara Desert. Entering now are Debbie Hering and Danny Glover. Debbie is scheduled to play at Carnegie Hall as soon as she can find her Steinway. Danny is conducting the St. Louis Symphonic Orchestra at the S.I.U. arena this weekend. Nancy Wilson has cornered the distinguished Jerry Thomas, which is no easy task. Jerry is practicing law and will soon take over Perry Mason’s practice. Nancy has designed Grayville's first, and last, oboe reed manufacturing plant. John Weil just entered the conversation. He’s still in his father’s back-hoe service. Belinda Risinger, the famous fashion designer, told us that Connie Goldman is in Hollywood starring in X movies. She’s the bad guy in the Westerns. She says that Don Mabrey will not be with us at the 25th reunion because he is working on approval reading lists for the U.S. Navy. Mike Carrel!, however, is with Connie this evening. He is in charge of her special, psychedelic sound effects, not that she needs any, however. Our last report from Steve Leonard was that he is on a special, secret assignment as an undercover agent for the Federal government’s corps of educators. Now we’ll return to our respective motel rooms, knowing that we are in the safe and capable hands of Benny Joe Elliot, our fun-loving motel manager and host. 32 (Wass Mill of ’70 The Senior Class of 1970 being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath to underclassmen its last will and testament. I, Jane Begert, will my ability to throw a softball without throwing my elbow out of joint to Lorna Kirsch. I, Nancy Jo Bowman, will to the Driver’s Ed. class my ability to find parkers by smashing into the rear of their car. I, Eugenia Brown, will my ability to get along with CERTAIN Albion girls to Wanda Mills. I, Audrey Butler, leave my old, dirty socks to Elaine Foster and to Marsha Bevel in the up-town trashcan! ! I, Mark Campbell, will by ability to play the bass guitar to David Camp. 1, Carolyn Coley, will to Barbara Tate my skills and abilities of being a successful waitress! ! Also, I will to Vickie Gunter the ability to run all girls from California out of town! ! ! I, Beth Curtis, will to the person working at the Junior High Office first hour next year my ability to make coffee and wash cups. I, Benny Elliott, will my pet monkey, Francis, to the Teaching Staff of G. C. H. S. and put the monkey on their back. 1, Linda Ford, will my ability to always pass my physical fitness tests. I, Danny Glover, will my great ability to drive a motorcycle to Gary Reynolds because he’s in bad shape. I. Connie Goldman, will the ability to sing the drive-in intermission advertisements to Miranda Ford- 1, Jim Groff, will to Gary R. my ability to drive cars recklessly. I, Sharon Harvey, will my ability to get along with the boys and to have secret crushes to Glenda Taylor, and to Kathy FJliott, I will my ability to go to parties out of town and never get caught. I, Debbie Hering, will my ability to enjoy music to Dean Taylor, the only person who didn’t complain about my practicing. I, Camilla Jackson, will my ability to back cars into other cars to anyone who can afford it. I, David Kiefer, will my socks to David Camp. 1, Martha Kiehl, will my height to Johnny Mills who in the future will need it for basketball and for girls. They just don’t grow them small anymore, do they, Johnny! I, Randy Kleinschmidt, will my ability to keep long hair in basketball session to Tim Alcorn; my ability to jump, to John Goeppinger; and my class ring, to Debbie Marlow. I, Tom Lentz, will to David Camp the ability to stay in English 111, two years and to act dumb. 1, Patti Lingafelter, will to Marsha Bevel my ability in staying out loo late;also, to Elaine Foster, my ability in being sneaky. I. Don Mabrey, will my ability to read books to anyone who can turn the pages. I, Trudy Nuckolls, will to Barbara Tate my ability to go to the Red Barn and get caught! I will my height to a needv basketball player, Timmy Kiefer. 1, Sheila O’Neill, will my ability to swallow my contact lens to my cousin, Shauna O’Neill. I, also will to Debbie Marlow, my ability to create cheerleading skirts at the last minute. 1. Danny Paschal, will the right-of-way at the 4-way stop to all truck drivers, also, I will Barbara Siegert and Vicky Carr a Taxi Cab. I, Belinda Risinger, will my speed and ability to get to school on time to Debbie Schmittler, and to Yvonne Risinger, I will my ability to hit chickens on the first day of driver’s ed. I, Diana Salsibury, will my ability to drive a car to Sucllyn Moore. I. Bob Shejton, will my used band folder to David Groff who will always keep it neat. And to Tony Miller, I leave a two year old bottle of valve oil so that he will always have a bottle. I, Sue Siegert, will my chaffeuring ability to Barbara Siegert and Ann Wilson; and to Barbara, my ability to keep a 1969 Ford in tip-top shape, with no scratches or dents. I. Vickie Spann, will to Betty Carr my ability to whistle at long-haired boys in Mt. Carmel. I, Jimm Sullivan, will David Camp my ability to go to funerals and to get a kick out of school. I, Jerry Thomas, leave my ability to sing on baseball trips to Jay Willett, hoping that he can sing just like me. Tiny Tim, and all. Also I will to next years Senior Class President a lot of responsibility and headaches. I, Becky Waggoner, will my ability to throw “birthday and slumber parties” and get caught to Marsha Bevel I. Jack Wells, will my ability to Allen Alldredge to aggravate Coach Munsey during P.E. and also my ability to play flicker ball without breaking a collar bone. I, Nancy Wilson, will to my sister, Ann, the ability to have everyone angry with her at once but not to care. She may need this ability when Mr. Fleming finds out that I also will to her, locker number 127. (That’s the one which wasn’t assigned to anyone.) 33 Mark Campbell Ind. Arts 1.2.3; Track 1; Pep Club 1,2; Basketball I; Gusher 4. Vickie Spann FHA 1,2,3; GAA 3.4, Pep Club 1,2; Band 1.2; Gusher 4. Becky Waggoner GAA 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Office 4; Gusher 4. Tom Lentz Class Officer I; Band 1,2,3; Ind. Arts I, 2,3,4: Music Club 1,2; Who’s Who 4. Ronnie Duncan Ind. Arts 1.2,3,4; Track 2,3. Trudy Nuckolls GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1.2,3; Beacon 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Class Officer 3,4; Gusher 4 34 Belli Curtis Office worker 4. Don Mabrey Ind. Arts 1,2,3.4. Jim Sullivan Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Ind. Arts 1,2,3; Beacon 2; Class Officer 3,4, Gusher 4. Eugenia Brown FHA 1,2,3.4; Officer 4; El l A Top Ten 3; Pep Club 1,3; Office Worker 2.3.4. Librarian 3; Class Officer 3; Gusher 4. Sharon Harvey GAA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Pep Club 1,3; Beacon 2; Librarian 3; Office Worker 4; Gusher 4. Steve Leonard Ind. Arts 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Senior Play 4. 35 Connie Goldman Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,3; Homecoming Attendant 2,4; Student Council 3; Class Officer 4; Who’s Who 2,4; Gusher 4. This is one heck of a way to work a trig problem. Jim Groff Ind. Arts 1,2,3; Gusher 4. Pat Lingafelter GAA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Librarian 3; Beacon 2; Student Council 4; Class Officer 3; Gusher 4. Camilla Jackson FHA 1,2,3; GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,3, Officer 3; Class Officer 4; Gusher 4. Jerry Thomas Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,3, 4; Beacon 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Ind. Arts 1; Senior Class Play 4; Who’s Who 4; Gusher 4. 36 Belinda Risinger FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Officer 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Band 1; Office Worker 2,4; Student Council 3; Senior Play 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Gusher 4. ??? Jack Bush Beacon 3; Senior Play 4; Beta Club 4; Who’s Who 4; Gusher 3. Linda Kccpcs Ford FHA 1,4, Officer 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1; Beacon 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2; Officer Worker 3; Beta Club 3; Librarian 3; Class Officer 3; Gusher 4. Sue Siegert FHA 1,2,3.4. Officer 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Officer 3,4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,4; Beacon 1,2; Homecoming Committee 4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Stage Band 4; Gusher 4. John Way land lnd. Arts 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Homecoming King Candidate 4. 37 Danny Paschal Beacon 1,2,3, Librarian 1,3; Baseball 2; Basketball 3; Baseball Mgr. 3; Basketball Mgr. 3; Track Mgr. 3; Gusher 4. Ride 'em Cowboy!!! Jack Wells Ind. Arts 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Basketball 1; Who’s Who 4. Audrey Butler Cheerleader 1,2,3,4;FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1,3,4; Who's Who 4; Gusher 4. Carolyn Coley FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Office Worker 4; Who's Who 4; Gusher 4. Benny Elliott Student Council 1,2,3,4. Officer 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Ind. Arts 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Music Club 1; Folk Band Group 3; Class Officer 2; Who’s Who 4. Randy Kleinschmidt Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Beta Club 1, 4; Class Officer 1,3; Beacon 2; Senior Class Play 4; Who’s Who 4; Gusher 4. “There’s a song in my heart, but a ‘frog’ in my throat. Diana Salisbury FHA 1,2,3; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Gusher 4. Danny Glover Baseball 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Music Club 1,2; Ind. Arts 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1, 2; Who’s Who 4. Mike Carrell Basketball 1; Senior Play 4. Debbie Hering FHA 1,2,3.4, Officer 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; Beta Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3,4; Music Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Operetta 1; Beacon 1; Folk Band Group 3; Stage Band 3,4; FHA Top Ten 2,3. 39 Bob Shelton lnd. Arts 1,2,3, Officer 3; Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1; Student Council 3: Gusher 4; Class Officer 4; Stage Band 4; Senior Class Play 4. Pig watching. Martha Kiehl GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1, 2,3; Band 1,2; Gusher 4. Kim Frankland Band 1,2,4; lnd. Arts 2. Don Daniels Four years in attendance at Grayville High School. Jane Begert Pep Club 1; Pep Band 1,2; FHA 1,2,3, 4. Officer 4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3; Music Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Beacon 1,2,3; Operetta 1; Stage Band 1,3,4; FHA Top Ten 1,2; Folk Band Group 3; Student Council 4; Who's Who 4; Gusher 3,4. Shelia O’Neill FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3; Student Council 1,3,4, Officer 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Officer 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 4; Gusher 4. Flagmen for the Indy 500. David Kiefer Ind. Arts 1,2,3,4; Pep Club. Nancy Wilson Beta Club 1,2,3,4. Officer 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4, Officer 3; Music Club 1; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Officer 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Beacon 1,2; Stage Band 3; Folk Band Group 3; Who’s Who 4; Gusher 4. Nancy Bowman FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3; FHA Top Ten 3; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Girls’ Slate 3, Beta Club 4; Gusher 4. John Weil Ind. Arts 1,2,3; Track 1,2. 41 Lights, camera, action!!! “He spends all his money on alcohol.” CAST Hildegard..................................Debbie Herring Mr. Dolson...................................Jerry Thomas We Shook The Family Tree.” Mrs. Dolson......................................Sue Siegert Senior Play, Feb. 27, 1970 Jimmy........................................Danny Paschal Bob..............................................Jim Groff The Senior Play came to its climax with an outstanding Sally.......................................Connie Goldman ovation from an attentive audience. Through weeks of hard Elbe Mae....................................Belinda Risinger practice and direction from Mrs. Gross, the cast perfoimed Jill........................................Audrey Butler an eloquent drama. The co-operation of the cast and its Paige........................................Pat Lingafelter members will be remembered always. Mr. Shermer..............................................Bob Shelton Mrs. Shermer...............................Trudy Nuckolls Freddie................................................Danny Glover i I can see them dancing now! 43 44 .45 Hore jS’ertous Jntes This Bison statue was presented to the Grayville Community High School by the families of Nora Lynn O’Neill and Mike Lingafelter. Darrell and Leon Thompson moved to Grayville at the beginning of the second semester. The Biology II class observed Earth Day by dumping trash on the steps in front of the school. The trash had been picked up earlier by the students, and was dumped on the steps to remind people to keep this country clean. 46 (Hanitiial Same The Senior Carnival, a night of fun and games, was held on March 20. The younger set of Grayville was thoroughly spooked,entertained, married, and even introduced to the vice of gambling. This can’t be a “Carnival”! uniors Junior Class Officers: Jeff Woodham, treasurer: Vickie Gunter, treasurer; Mickie Robbins, secretary; Elaine Foster, reporter; Marty Dobbs, vice-president; Randy Funkhouser, president. Alan Alldredge Eugene Allen John Bender Marsha Bevel Ricky Bullock David Camp Betty Carter Jim Collard Ronnie Cowles Dester Daniel Marcia Dobbs Mary Lou Dow Miranda Ford Elaine Foster Randy Funkhouser John Garner John Goeppinger Vickie Gunter Donna Hawkins Tony Haywood Debbie Hedges Charlotte Jay Marilyn Jordan Billy Kiehl Tonya Koehler David Link Debbie Marlow Suellyn Moore Christine Mosbarger Bobby Munsey Terry Pruden Gary Renyolds Steve Renyolds Mickie Robbins Diana Rudisill Judi Saekctt Ronnie Sanders Debbie Schmittler Elaine Schroeder Joe Siegert Mary Ann Spencer Mark Sweeney Barbara Tate Glenda Taylor Barbara Tate Bill Waggoner Steve Weleh r 1 Jay Willett Jeff Woodham 52 53 omares Sophomore Class Officers: Shauna O’Neill, president: Wanda Mills, treasurer; Pam Mason, vice-president; Ann Wilson, reporter; Mark Schoenheit, secretary. Speed reading Sophomore style. Mike Alldredge Danny Allen Phyllis Blackford Vickie Carr Roinonia Clodfelter Pat Collard Barbara Cox Wanda Cox Julie Crooks Gay Curtis Linda Dow Greg Elder Kathy Elliott Margaret Garner Marsha Graddy Janet Graham 56 Jerry llortin Pauline Houser Dickie Irwin Richard Irvine Nancy Keeling Steve Kendrick Tim Kiefer Wayne Lentz Carolyn Linder Charlotte Linder Mary Mabrey Pam Mason Stanley Maurer Dixie McTaggert Wanda Mills Martha Millar 57 Love Hillbilly Style Tony Miller Harold Miser Sliauna O'Neill Don Paschal Jack Rahmoeller Mike Riley Yvonne Risinger Mark Schoenheit Reggie Schoenheit Rick Schroeder Barbara Siegert Cindy Smith Dean Taylor Ann Wilson David York 58 59 3] resfymen Freshman Class Officers: Lorna Kirsch, secretary; David Groff, president; Debbie Meritt, Cindy Spenser, reporter. treasurer; Steve Link, vice-president; Having fun. girls?!?!?!?! Lynn Aborn Tim Alcorn Belli Anderson Joe Pat Belva Sammy Bullock Ronna Compton Rick Davis Mike Deater Roxy Deater Debbie Frankland David Groff Greg Danish Bobby Hawkins Sarah Hedges Wilma Hodgson Lorna Kirsch Tammy Leeds Steve Link Billy Morse Kathy McKnight 62 Terry McKnight Mike McNew Valinda McTaggart Debbie Merit! John Mills Roger Mosbcrger Patty Rahmoeller Billy Reese Karen Riley John Siegert Greg Smith Judy Smith Cindy Spencer Donna Tate Dale Thomas Burl Ward Russel Wayland Eugene Woolever 63 “The blind leading the blind.” Yeah team fight! Throw the ball right! Frankenstein, Jr. ?! Srea( Personator ofa great leader ! � - Would you believe Miss December, 1970! Autographs, Autographs, anybody for autographs .... 64 FML FXffn 0) 2 _ _r P 3- P-§r 3;_- ■ ! -. 2?. 2. 2 -S' X -? = H-fa __l_ (o z 7. = ?. ? .?= £ 7 7 A? __L v-7 = 7 II.2 _s = 7-7 s 12. !2 x_9l3 2 - j PuA- L4. jQLsryUL ZXAr' I'3- . 7- 3 .2- - yucrrJr 1+ W. 12 _3LJ4-Xl2 O-K IS.3X + '3=jM OK- 7?ZM Lb£- x=X The Editors of the 1970 Yearbook are: Jane Begert. Jerry Thomas, Nancy Wilson, and Sue Siegert. Their endeavors along with the cooperation of the staff members have created for you the finest work journalism ever put forth in Grayville High School history. (j5ust|er Staff Members: From top, Danny Glover, Bob Shelton, Jim Sullivan, Trudy Nuckolls, Carolyn Coley, Martha Kiehl, Becky Waggoner, Nancy Bowman, Linda Ford, Camilla Jackson, Eugenia Brown, Sharon Harvey, Vickie Spann, Pat Lingafelter, Diane Salisbury, Audrey Butler, and Connie Goldman. Position Members: Front top, Jack Bush, David Link, Mark Sweeney, Jerry Thomas, Randy Kleinschniidt, Sue Siegert, Belinda Risinger, Sheila O’Neill, Debbie Marlow, Nancy Wilson, Judy Sackett, Debbie Schmittler, and Jane Begert. 68 This year, the never-ending chores of picture taking was taken care of by the direction of Nancy Wilson. Sheila O’Neill was the permanent photographer and was required to take over 500 photos. Their job was very hectic and their scheduling for the picture was almost impossible. Sheila O’Neill and Nancy Wilson. The people who will take over the helm of editing the 1971 yearbook will be composed of five very eligible students: Judy Sackett, Debbie Schmittler, Debbie Marlow. Mark Sweeney, and David Link. Money! Money! For a whole year this was the cry of Jerry Thomas, Sue Siegert, and Randy Klcinschmidt. Sue was the staff treasurer and Randy was in charge of Gusher Sales. Jerry was the collector and was very adept at this responsibility. 69 Industrial JVrts Industrial Arts Officers: Sponsor Sam Finch, President Benny Elliott, Vice-President Jimmy Sullivan, Student Council Larry Pritchitt, Secretary Jerry Horton, Treasurer Mark Schoenheit. Row one: Benny Elliott, Burl Ward, Mike Riley, John Siegert, Reggie Schoenheit, Dick Irwin, Jackie Wells, David Kiefer, Don Mabrey, Eugene Woolever. Row two: Sam Finch, Richard Irvine, John Wayland, Ronnie Duncan, Jimmy Sullivan, Larry Pritchitt, Jerry Horton, Steve Kendrick. Row one: Mark Schoenheit, Mike McNew, John Mills, Tim Kiefer, Greg Smith, Mike Dea-ter, Russell Wayland. Row two: Rick Davis, Tim Alcorn, Roger Mosbarger, Greg Hanisch, Don Paschal, Dale Thomas, Wayne Lentz, Jack Ralimoeller. Jane Begert. Janet Graham, Barbara Siegert, David Groff, Pam Mason, Steve Link, Mary Ann Spencer, Steve Reynolds, Vickie Gunter, Randy Kleinschmidt, Sheila O’Neill, Jerry Thomas, Nancy Bowman, Martha Miller, Judi Sackett. IB eta (Club Now hear this . . . The Grayville delegation at the state Illinois Beta convention. 71 Feudin’, and Fussin’ and a Fightin’ Don’t cry, Vick. David hasn’t lost yet! ! ! ! ! ! ?? I do ?? Tire Big Three librarians Back: Patty Collard, Sue Siegert, Charlotte Jay, Debbie Meritt, Christine Mos-barger, Debbie Hedges, Tonya Koehler. Front: Miss Ginder, Sara Hedges, Linda Dow, Mary Mabrey, Marsha Graddy, Kathy Elliott, Mary Lou Dow. 73 (Office fflorfeers The student office workers have spent their free hours typing, running errands, being every teacher’s helper. They deserve a big “thank you” for keeping the office on an even keel- Jr. High workers: Trudy Nuckolls, Eugenia Brown,and Beth Curtis. I High School workers: Connie Goldman, Audrey Butler, Shauna O’Neill, Sharon Harvey, Pat Lingafelter, Belinda Kisinger, Vickie Spann, Glenda Tate, and Mickie Robbins. 74 Bottom row: Vickie Spann, Roxie Deater, Va-linda McTaggert, Debbie Frankland, Audrey Butler, Judi Sackett, Kathy Elliott. Second row: Donna Tate, Charlotte Jay, Christine Mosbarger, Elaine Schroeder, Trudy Nuckolls, Diana Salisbury, Martha Kiehl. Third row: Vicky Carr, Connie Goldman,Camilla Jackson,Tonya Koehler, Lorna Kirsch, Rona Compton, Lyn Aborn, Ra-monia Clodfelter. Front row: Carol O’Donley, sponsor; Debbie Schmittler, treasurer; Shauna O’Neill, points chairman; Debbie Marlow, secretary; Pat Lingafelter, president. Back row: Elaine Foster, photographer; Janet Graham, sports chairman, Belinda Risinger, vice-president; Sharon Harvey, reporter; Jane Begert, student council representative. 1 just can’t take another step. Maybe if I use two bowling balls. I’ll get a strike!! 76 Bottom row: Pam Mason, Julie Crooks, Dixie MeTaggert, Cindy Smith, Yvonne Risinger, Mary Ann Spencer, Cindy Spencer. Second row: Carolyn Coley, Nancy Bowman, Becky Waggoner. Karen Riley, Barbara Cox, Patty Collard, Tammy Leeds, Patty Rahmoeller, Beth Anderson. Third row: Vicky Gunter, Wanda Mills, Mary Mabrey, Doris Cox, Wanda Cox, Linda Dow, Kathy McKnight, Marsha Graddy, Pauline Houser. The 1970 Concert Band: Mr. Baker. First row: Nancy Wilson. Kathy Elliott, Yvonne Risinger. Barbara Siegert. Marty Dobbs. Second row: Sue Siegert, Jane Bergert, Judi Sackett, Lorna Kirsch, Donna Tate, Mike McNew, Debbie Hering, Greg Smith, John Siegert, Janet Grahmn. Martha Miller. Ann Wilson. Third row: Mary Ann Spencer. Debbie Merrit, Tammy Leeds, Cindy Spencer. Rona Compton. David York. Stan Maurer, David Groff, Bob Shelton, Dick Irwin, Tony Miller, Beth Anderson, Marsha Graddy, Benny Elliott, Tim Wells, Kim Frankland, Gary Reynolds, Danny Glover, Jerry Thomas. Standing in Back: Bill Waggoner, Jeff Woodham, John Garner, Steve Reynolds, Debbie Frankland, Patty Rahmoeller. Seated in Back: Richard Irvin and Dale Thomas. Curry Baker. 78 Band Officers: Pres. Danny Glover. Vice-Pres. Jeff Wood-ham, Reporter Barbara Siegert, Sec.-Treas. Sue Siegert. Majorettes for the 1970 Marching Band: Judi Sackett, Cindy Spencer, Lorna Kirsch, Debbie Hering, Marty Dobbs, and Head Majorette Mary Ann Spencer. I’d hate to do this for a living. Left, Right, left, right,. . . You mean we march the next two weeks! 79 Tlie sponsor for the Student Council is Mrs. Mary Margret Gross. Her leadership and guidance are those of unlimited accomplishments. Midway through the school year, when her husband accepted a new job, she left and the Council held agoing away party at the Kountry Kitchen. Student Council Officers: Tony Haywood, Vice-Pres.: Mark Sweeney, Treasurer; Sheila O’Neill.President;.lerry Thomas. Reporter; and Yvonne Risingcr, Secretary. Somebody was really desperate for a date! 80 The 1970 Student Council Representatives: First row: John Mills, Debbie Marlow. Patti Lingafelter. Pam Mason. Jane Begert, Sue Siegert. Second row: Wanda Mills, Tammy Leeds, Jay Williett, Danny Glover, Larry Pritcherd, Tim Wells. We’re roasting a pig instead of wieners! Talk about close shaves, Wow! The Student Council enjoyed one of its finest years as the club sponsored its second annual “Sadie Hawkins Dance” and took care of the homecoming festivities. The bonfire was in some way threatened by the thought of sabotage, but when the club formed a search party and found the gasoline, the homecoming was still intact. 81 Seated: Sue Siegert, Public Relations: Eugenia Brown. Public Relations; Nancy Bowman, Sec.; Debbie Hering, Pres.: Jane Bcgcrt. 2nd Vice-Pres.: Linda Ford. Treas. Standing: Barbara Siegert. Recreation; Ann Wilson, Projects; Mary Ann Spencer, Degrees; Mrs. Brown, Advisor; Judi Sackett. Historian: Patti Linga-feltcr. Student Council; Wanda Mills, Mills, Projects. Mrs. Jean Hering, Chapter Mother; Mrs. Norma O'Neill, Chapter Mother; Mrs. Betty Sackett, Chapter Mother (pict. omitted); Mrs. Leona Davis, Chapter Advisor taking Mrs. Browns’ place, (pict. omitted). Seated: Nancy Wilson. Patti Lingafelter, Tammy Leeds, Ann Wilson, Debbie Schmittler, Jane Begert, Cindy Spencer, Debbie Hering. Standing: Sheila O’Neill, Nancy Bowman, Belinda Risinger, Mary Ann Spencer, Lorna Kirsch, Wanda Mills, Judi Sackett, Rona Compton. Eugenia Brown, Debbie Frankland. Vickie Gunter, Linda Ford. Debbie Merritt. Sue Siegert. Marty Dobbs. Barbara Siegert. 82 Nancy Bowman. Section II Vice-President of Public Relations; Mrs. Jean Hcring. Section Mother; Barbara Siegert, National Delegate; Mrs. Diane Brown, Section Advisor; Debbie Hering, Section President. Yes, I will be your bride! In July of 1969, Gala Moore, Barbara Siegert, and Donna Moore attended National F.H.A. Convention in Fort Collins, Colorado. The three girls left on a bus from St. Louis. They returned home enlightened, but giddingly .tired! “Tiptoe through the tulips” 83 84 j parts I First row: John Mills, Rick Davis, Greg Elder, Rand Funkhouser, Dean Taylor, Jerry Thomas, Steve Link, Tony Miller, Tim Alcorn. Second row: Jerry Horton, Tony Haywood, Tim Wells, Joe Siegert, Mark Sweeney, Jim Collard, Jay Willett, Randy Kleinschmidt. David Link. The Bison Nine of 69-70 Fall record Won 6 Lost 1 Grayville 6 St. Francisville 1 Grayville 8 Sumner 0 Grayville 17 Crosville 0 Grayville 16 Allendale 0 Grayville 7 Wayne City 2 Grayville 8 Mills Praire 0 Grayville 3 Enfield 4 (10 innings) Tony Miller Center field David Link Pitcher Tony Haywood First base Jay Willett Catcher Randy Funkhouser Right field Randy Kleinschmidt Third base Jim Collard Second base Steve Link Short stop The Grayville Bison blended power and speed to field one of the strongest teams ever fielded in Bison history. Five of their six victories were recorded in shutouts, and the Bison carried an average of 11 runs a game. The season ended in an upset by the Enfield Trojans who beat the Bison by a score of 4-3 in the bottom of the 10th inning. Every player contributed his fullest, and a team effort was the Bison goal. Knock if off, Sheila! One more pitch and I will walk for the sixth time! How did I ever get in a place like this? I wish he would hurry up and strike out! 89 Randy Funkhouser. Jay Willett, David Link, Billy Kiehl, Tony Haywood, John Goeppinger. John Wayland. John Bender Jimmy Collard, Randy Kleinschmidt, Mark Sweeney, Dean Taylor. Won 18 Lost 6 Grayville 95 Mills Prairie 70 Grayville 78 St. Francisville 84 Grayville 101 Crossville 57 Grayville 82 Allendale 65 Grayville 91 Sumner 81 Grayville 84 Ridgeway 71 Grayville 57 Enfield 54 Grayville 72 Wayne City 74 Grayville 61 Norris City 59 Grayville 80 Crossville 52 Grayville 69 Albion 88 Grayville 69 Sumner 58 Grayville 90 Crossville 51 Grayville 59 Enfield 60 Grayville 84 Allendale 71 Grayville 68 Flora 49 Grayville 73 Albion 66 Grayville 86 Allendale 53 Grayville 80 Mills Prarie 61 Grayville 84 Wayne City 73 Grayville 79 Enfield 60 Grayville 62 St. Francisville 66 Grayville 77 Albion 75 Grayville 79 Fairfield 91 The master at work! ¥eat fcdtuards” 90 First row: Roland Hardwick. Sammy Bullock, Rickie Davis, Greg Elder, Mark Schoenheit, John Mills, Tim Kiefer, Tim Alcorn, Tony Millar, Dick Irwine. Standing: Randy Funkhouser, Dean Taylor, Tim Wells, Greg Hanisch, Mark Sweeney, Jerry Horton, Billy Kiehl, Joe Siegert, John Bender. Jimmy Collard. Steve Link. Won 15 Lost—3 Grayville 65 Mills Prairie 32 Grayville 70 St. Francisville 45 Grayville 82 Crossville 35 Grayville 87 Allendale 25 Grayville 65 Sumner 44 Grayville 64 Ridgeway 63 Grayville 50 Enfield 56 Grayville 61 Wayne City 53 Grayville 55 Norris City 42 Grayville 68 Crossville 41 Grayville 52 Albion 57 Grayville 49 Sumner 42 Grayville 71 Allendale 39 Grayville 69 Mills Prairie 51 Grayville 61 Wayne City 65 Grayville 54 Enfield 48 Grayville 56 St. Francisville 48 Grayville 51 Albion 50 Uarsito What am I doing in a place like this? 91 A Season to Kcnipnitirr It’s time for a hand count. Managers: Mike Deater David Groff Richard Irvine Burl Ward Coaches: Jim O’Donley Jamie Wintei Up, up and away. 92 Kneeling: Yvonne Risinger, Shauna O’Neill, Tammy Leeds. Standing: Vickie Carr, Connie Goldman, Debbie Marlow, Tonya Koehler, Shelia O’Neill, Audrey Butler, Kathy Elliott. 93 Mho’s M{]o tniors 7U” Industrious Individuals Nancy Wilson Jack Bush I Jj � Ufa ll M ■ $ £rsrss s s| £-£E::ri g?sgl Personable Persons Sheila O’Neill Bennie Elliott Olympians Jane Begert Randy Klienschmidt Most Talkative Carolyn Coley Jerry Thomas 96 Flirtiest Flirters Jerry Thomas Connie Goldman 97 ,JNore of |0t{o’0 39l|o m Interested Intellectuals Jack Bush Jane Begert Something To Remember: He is no fool, who gives what he cannot keep, and who gains what he cannot lose... Sntinrs Arp ,$n (ffjrpat . . . . Destined Choreographers Danny Glover Jackie Wells Audrey Butler Grooviest Juniors David Link Charlotte Jay JUtttbr- classmtn Mho Spirited Sophomores Dean Taylor Yvonne Risinger Nervous Novices John Mills Beth Anderson 99 Honorg Each year several GCHSstudents are chosen for various honors. We have chosen to recognize a few of these students on these pages, realizing there are many more unsung heroes of our school. Nancy Wilson, Danny Glover and Sue Siegert were selected to attend the Illinois Music Educators’ Association All-District Band at Southern Illinois University. At auditions there, Nancy was chosen to participate in the All-State Band in January. Marty Dobbs and Jane Begert were delegates to the Murray Quad-State Band Festival at Murray State University. too In the “Voice of Democracy Essay Contest”, Jane Begert won first place and Sue Siegert won second place in White County. Debbie Hering was chosen as McCalls’ correspondent. Nancy Bowman received the highest score on the Betty Crocker homemaking test and was awarded the Betty Crocker award. Sue Siegert was elected by her class and her teachers to receive the D. A. R. award. 101 Homecoming Committee—Second row: Nancy Wilson, co-chairman; Ann Wilson, Debbie Merritt, Sue Siegert, Marty Dobbs, Nancy Bowman, co-chairman. Front row: Jerry Hortin, John Siegert, Jerry Thomas, David Link. 102 'Homecoming The spirit of Homecoming 1970 was aroused at a roaring pep session on Friday, December 19. And the Grayville Bison were set for a holiday of merry-making. The Seniors and Sophomores, with record-breaking stacks, salvaged the most wood for the bonfire. After the enthusiasm was sparked, the snake dance to the Junior High was begun. The whole town was informed of the undying spirit of Grayville. At the Junior High, the Seniors were awarded the prize for the best display. On Saturday the games exemplified the team effort for which GCHS is famous. The Junior Varsity stomped Crossville with a score of 73 to 46. In the Varsity game, Tony Haywood made 24 of Grayville’s 80 points, letting Crossville go home with only 52 points. The festivities were brought to a climax by the coronation and dance. Sheila 0‘Neill and Randy Kleinschmidt were crowned to reign over Toyland while Raggedy Anns and toy soldiers looked on with approval. The efforts of the homecoming committee, begun a month earlier, were finally culminated. Homcoming royalty, Sheila O’Neill, queen, and Randy Kleinschmidt, king, begin the dance. Queen attendants: Tammy Leeds, Lorna Kirsch, freshmen; Barbara Siegert, sophomore; Audrey Butler, Belinda Risinger, Maid of Honor. Connie Goldman, seniors; Kathy Elliott, sophomore; Marty Dobbs, Charlotte Jay, juniors. 106 ,£,k O , ' lj ISO Aj y 5 C Z , ' ,7 ’ ?. Pr « yy ;«f %Z Z Z D ltfrO 5 VJ' - % y € y a ,0uti yfA i .o. ' , y | Z S5V o jb QZZ r % p ? (■V 'C -O' ■'try t 'Wf . 107 THE Kelly C. Gross PRUDENTIAL A9ent INSURANCE COMPANY Loyal Order of Moose No. 1960 Congratulations to the Class of 1970 Compliments of Junior Women’s Club 322 W. Mill Street Grayville, Illinois Phone 375-3101 112 White County Lumber Company SHARON’S BEAUTY SHOP Quality Building Supplies For Your Service We Contract Jobs Buy At Home With Confidence Grayville Phone 375-2541 Carmi Phone 382-4155 Phone 375-7021 Grayville Illinois Congratulations to The Class of 1970 BEN FRANKLIN STORE 106 East North Street Grayville, Illinois Louise and Russell Tennyson Congratulations to the Class of 1970 Compliments of C. G. BEGERT Tax Accountant Wabash --------------------------------Valley Service Company Congratulations to the Class of 1970 BAKER’S GARAGE AND SERVICE Station—Tractor and Auto Repair 375-6093 Grayville Illinois Porter’s Auto Congratulations Sales from JOSEPH T. SCOTT Yearsof Fair Dealing Make US Your Last Stop KEPLEY’S SALES AND SERVICE Highway 130 South Phone 445-2513 Albion, Illinois Air-Conditioning Heating T.V. Radio Grayville Illinois Compliments of MC COY MACHINE AND TOOL CO. “Where Good Sports Meet” Grayville, Illinois Ed Walter FRED SCHOENMAN Jewelry Watches Diamonds Special School and Team Prices Mt. Carmel, Illinois Watch and Jewelry Repairing 208 E. North Street Phone 262-4025 Area Code 618 338 Market Street Grayville Illinois 114 Yoos Chiropractic Clinic BOB’S ASHLAND SERVICE 15 Congratulations Seniors Your dealer for Conn and Selmer Band Instruments, Kimball Pianos, and Conn Organs. H H MUSIC SERVICE, INC. 1313 Washington Avenue Evansville, Indiana Phone: 1-812-477-5339 Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 GRAYVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE I!; ffcjji fff n heart OF THE WABASH VALLEY GRAYVILLE i 116 Midwest Motors Dodge Rambler Absher Chevrolet York-Fiscus Chevrolet Buick Chrysler Plymouth Best Wishes From Carmi Dealers’ Association Kirk Pontiac Co. Rice Motor Co. Pontiac Oldsmobile Cadillac Williamson Ford 117 Ford Mercury Best Wishes for a Successful Future ' To The Class of 70 Quentin D. Green Postmaster Johnson Service GOOD-YEAR Crossville Machine Tool Company 517 N. Court Phone 375-4881 Welding and Machine Work Grayville, Illinois Crossville, Illinois 118 Compliments of MADDEN'S DRUG STORE CAREY LUMBER COMPANY Modern Fountain Service and Booth Homemade Ice Cream 120 East North Street Grayville Illinois Grayville Compliments of CAMPBELL’S CLEANERS 206 East North Street Phone 375-5771 Good Luck and Best Wishes and Sandwiches Phone 375-8441 Compliments of BRATTONS YOUR LEVI’S STORE Carmi, Illinois to the Class of 1970 LEE MC KNIGHT EQUIPMENT Wayne School Buses Case Farm Equipment International Trucks RCA COLOR TELEVISION Illinois Carmi Illinois Compliments of Your Friendly INDEX STORE Antenna Installation Expert TV and Radio Service Kenneth Skiles TV Sales 325 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Phone 375-5301 Grayville Illinois 119 HIGHWAY ROUTE NO. 1 Grayville, Illinois 62844 MODERN GAS CO., INC. HORSTE GROCERY AND MARKET 210 East North Street Grayville Illinois Bulk Bottle Gas 120 Tools and Equipment Congratulations to the Seniors FRAZIER'S LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE ROBERT’S AUTO SUPPLY Phone 375-6661 Grayville Illinois Replacement Parts LE-RA HOUSE Machine Shop Service OF FABRICS Phones 375-4311 and 375-8131 1031 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Sewing Aids—Patterns Grayville Illinois “Always Something New” Better Clothes for Men and Boys Women's Apparel and Accessories STANFIELD’S WOOD’S Of Course 404 Market Street Mt. Carmel Illinois Mt. Carmel, Illinois Phone 445-2813 JUAN DRILLING EMIL A. BUNTING SONS COMPANY Appliances Implements Best Wishes to the 29 North Fifth Street ♦A Albion, Illinois 62806 Jw® Class of 1970 Grayville Illinois Phone 375-5404 Texaco Best Wishes From Jack Ward at T exaco Phone 375-8621 Grayville, Illinois Grayville Casing Pulling And Supply Company Grayville Illinois Graham True Value Hardware Congratulations to the Class of 1970 Featuring those special gifts for the graduating seniors. SPIETH STUDIO CAMERA SHOP OVER 50 YEARS OF SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY WEDDING PICTURES (CANDID AND PORTRAITURE) CLASS REUNION PICTURES FAMILY REUNION PICTURES “YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER” 410 Whittle Avenue Olney, Illinois 123 CONTACT US FOR ALL YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS ZENITH AMANA Best Wishes From BRADSHAW APPLIANCES “On the Corner” 1?4 FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG Compliments of WALTER OIL TOOL COMPANY Grayville Illinois HOFFEE BROS., INC. ALBION, ILLINOIS QUALITY CLEANERS Cleaning Pressing Repairing eya 22 West Main Street Phone 445-3115 Phone 445-2916 Cyril, Kenneth, Pontiac Oldsmobile Lester Smith Cadillac G.M.C. Albion Illinois 125 CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY GRAYVILLE GUN CLUB, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 Crossville Illinois Percy Dobbs Russ Lentz. Sr Al G. Tate---- R. E. Pruden . • Glen Taylor . • Max Malone . • .........Pres. ... Vice-Pres. . . Sec.-Treas. Range Master ..........Chef 126 Compliments of Oil Field Motors Service, Inc. Serving the Tri-State Since 1941 Authorized Waukesha-Climax Distributor BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1970 Kirsch And Kleinschmidt Agricultural Limestone—Fertilizers White Driveway Rock—Southern Illinois Coal Phone 375-3911 Grayville, Illinois CITY OF GRAYVILLE SARGENT INDUSTRIES OIL WELL EQUIPMENT DIVISION Phone 375-6611 Grayville, Illinois Jack Hagedorn Kelly Gross John Maurer Ted Fisk Bernard Sturm Betty Johnson Ernie Kiefer Jess Rudisill, Jr. Bernard Wells Ed Driggers Jude Johnson Delbert Brines Ed Spencer Mayor Finance Comm. Water Comm. Street Comm. Gas Comm. Clerk Treasurer Water Supt. Asst. Water Gas Supt. Street Supt. Police Compliment of LENTZ and NUCKOLLS BLACKFORD T. V. SALES AND SERVICE 404 Bishop Street Ph. 375-4921 GRAYVILLE MEDICAL CENTER Congratulations To The Class of 1970 Doctors: R. A. Richey, M.D. W. A. Walling, M.D. C. W. Wilson, D.D.S. Best Wishes To The Class of 1970 O. H. F.; INC. Oil Field Hauling Bulldozing and Winch T ractors Grayville, Illinois Congratulations To The Class of 1970 129 COMPLIMENTS OF TRESSLAR S 126 East Main Carmi Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 TWO TONY'S SMORGASBORD Carmi Illinois Diplomas Awards Compliments of DAVE McCANN i£=k Ph. 382-8555 Party Reservations JOSTEN’S Announcements Class Rings LIVELY MUSIC CENTER Complete Music Service 415 Market Street TANQUARY SHOE STORE WAG’S MALLETTE EQUIPMENT CO. Open 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Farmall Tractors Farm Implements Carmi, Illinois Carmi, III. Ph.-382-9311 BRATTONS Your LEVI'S Store Carmi, III. WABASH VALLEY COLLEGE 2200 College Dr. Mt. Carmel, III. A GATEWAY TO OPPORTUNITY Compliments of DR. A.D. PHILLIPS Carmi, III. SMITH JEWELERS 406 Market St. Mt. Carmel, III. 131 TO THE GRADUATING SENIOR CLASS OF 1970 WITH RESPECT AND LOVE MISS MARILYN BINGMAN PEOPLE’S NATIONAL BANK SALUTES THE CLASS OF 1970 We Provide All-Good Banking Service Ph.-375-2261 Grayville, III. 132 Compliments of the GRAYVILLE EVENING WOMAN’S CLUB Congratulations JOE’S STANDARD Best Wishes to The Cl ass of 1970 WELLS’ RESTAURANT Atlas Products 408 N. Court St. Grayville, III. TO THE CLASS OF 1970 GRAYVILLE LANES Open and League Bowling Snack Bar To The Class of 1970 HARRIS DRILLING CO. AND R. A. HARRIS TRUCKING CO. Box 99 375-2211 Box 63 946-2061 Grayville III. Mt. Gilead, Ohio 133 GOOD LUCK ALTADONNA’S FOODLINER 630 Walnut St. Mt. Carmel, III. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1970 OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK For The Customer’s Convenience 134 STURM FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Ph. 375-3211 Bernard Sturm Grayville, III. OUR AIM IS TO BE WORTHY OF YOUR FRIENDSHIP MARCH’S COMPLIMENTS MEN’S TO THE CLASS OF WEAR 1970 Best Wishes To Class of 1970 COLVIN’S RED AND WHITE GRAYVILLE ILLINOIS Grayville, Illinois 135 136 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1970 WHITE COUNTY OFFICIALS County Clerk Treasurer Sheriff Circuit Clerk Associate Circuit Judge State’s Attorney Superintendent of Schools Superintendent of Highways Coroner Bill D. Dosher Charles Frazier Hayward Mobley Wm. F. Sharp Henry Lewis Albert W. McCallister Richard Travis W. D. Morris Bernard York CITIZEN’S NATIONAL BANK Albion Illinois Telephone 445-2344 Member F.D.I.C. 137 WEEM’S DRIVE IN The Largest Stock of Styled Merchandise For Young Men DRAPER’S STORE FOR MEN 121 E. Main St. Carmi Illinois 2nd and Walnut St. Mt. Carmel III. DRINK ROYAL CROWN COLA SECURITY BANK AND TRUST CO. Be Particular Bank With Security 400 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois “Best By Taste” 138 BALDWIN NURSING HOME Congratulations To The Best Wishes Graduating Class To The Class Of 1970 MATTHEW FORD SALES GRAYVILLE PLUMBING AND HEATING AMERICAN STANDARD, KOEHLER, CRANE Plumbing Fixtures and Furnaces Phone: Charles Nickolaus—375-4101 or Bob Mosberger—375-3611 THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY Kelly Gross, 322 W. Mill St. Agent Grayville, III. Phone 375-3101 EASTWOOD SAND AND GRAVEL Ready Mixed Concrete Ph. 375-4271 Grayville, III. KOUNTRY KITCHEN GLOVER’S PAINT and Southeastern WALLPAPER Illinois' Finest CONGRATULATIONS to the PRIVATE DINING ROOM CLASS of for 1970 PARTIES Phone: 375-3341 CONGRATULATIONS POSTAL MILLING COMPANY HUBBARD Phase Feeding Bulk Bag Feed Service Bulk Feed Delivery Service Grain Bank Storage Custom Grinding Mixing Service Hubbard Feeds Animal Health Products Grayville, Illinois Phone: 375-8261 140 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1970 MAXINES HAROLD’S DOLLAR STORE Featuring Teen Fashions “Where Your Dollar Has More Cents” 101 East Main St. Carmi, Illinois CARMI TIMES Complete Printing Service Phone 382-4716 or 382-7726 All-Steel Office Furniture Carmi, Illinois 62821 WHITE COUNTY’S DAILY NEWSPAPER WHITE COUNTY BANK OF CARMI 215 East Main Street Phone 382-4116 MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 15,000 Maximum Insurance 15,000 For Each Depositor 141 142 THE AMERICAN LEGION JAMES M. HELM, POST 696 SERVING THE COMMUNITY, STATE, AND NATION OVER 50 YEARS GRAYVILLE, ILLINOIS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 BILLIE’S BEAUTY BOX B. W. PARKS Billie Harris WELL SERVICE To The Class PH. 375-5611 GRAYVILLE, ILL. Of 1970 JUAN DRILLING COMPANY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1970 To The Class of 70 Grayville, III. Ph.—375-5404 143 GRAYVILLE LIONS CLUB CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 “THE TEEN TOWN BACKER” SUPPORTING THE YOUTH OF OUR COMMUNITY LLOYD SCHOENHEIT TRUCK AND TRACTOR SERVICE Yards At: Grayville, III. 375-2461 Olney, III. 392-0224 Henderson, Kentucky 826-2594 East Canton, Ohio 488-0398 24 Hour Service ICC Carriers KEPLEY’S SALES Congratulations COSTON’S GARAGE Complete Air Conditioning Service Ph. 375-4911 Grayville And TRAILER RENTAL Ph. 375-2081 Grayville, Illinois ALBION LOCKER PACKING CO. “Fresh Meat” Cut and Wrapped Albion, III. 145 THE ILLINOIS CASING AND PULLING COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1970 NEILL AND JACK O’NEILL GRAYVILLE, ILL. COMPLIMENTS OF NALE CHEVROLET ALBION, ILLINOIS TO THE FUTURE LEADERS OF AMERICA “WE RAISE THE DEAD” TAXIDERMIST AND SCULPTOR . . . CONCRETE ANIMAL REPRODUCTION BIRDS TO ELEPHANTS, LIFE SIZE H. L. MORRILL 407 E. MAIN STREET CARMI, ILL. Compliments of GRAHAM’S MEN’S WEAR 107 East Main Street Carmi, III. BIG STAR FAMILY CENTER 10,001 Items for Family and Home At Low Discount Prices Carmi COLBORN’S ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE PIVOT POINT CURRICULUM 427 Market Street Mt. Carmel, Illinois Phone 262-7335 lee Mcknight EQUIPMENT Wayne School Buses Case Farm Equipment International Trucks P. N. HIRSCH Pool and Fun For Girls and Boys 522 Market Street Mt. Carmel, III. Best Wishes To The Class of 1970 Three Ways To Shop: Cash, Lay Away, And Bank Mart BOOSTER PAGE TICE’S SHELL-GRAYVILLE G. R. HOOK-GRAYVILLE RECHTER BROS.-CARMI HART’S DEPT. STORE-GRAYVILLE DAIRY QUEEN-CARMI TOWN and COUNTRY BARBER SHOP-CARMI 149 ELLIOTT’S GROCERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1970 FRESH MEATS GRAYVILLE ILL. 150 LIDDLE’S :: :: ; ; ; ; 3-= =: “The Store For Men And Boys” Brand Names Our Specialty 432 Market St. Mt. Carmel, III. LIVE A LITTLE! 805 W. 3rd St. Mt. Carmel, III. BRAZIER’S char-broiled foods Compliments ROBINSON’S of WELDING MT. CARMEL PUBLIC UTILITY CO. Box 94 SERVICE Ph.—375-6441 SHULAR MOBILE HOMES 1201 West 3rd St. Mt. Carmel, III. YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER WITH THE BEST FOR LESS 151