Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1964 volume:

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I i I MR- BERTRAM MRS- JOHN I I 3 , : ,A MURPHY I ' '- I MORRISON ' , SOCIAL STUDIES, ff' I IIII ENGLISH III. IV M I KI SOPHOMORE I SENIOR 3 q W ADVISOR 5,5 H . QI ADVISOR . B.A. LORAS if- I H. ,eff PARSONS p- COLLEGE . I A f'I COLLEGE, B.A. . I ' UNIV. OF UNIV, OF WISCONSIN MK O. L- HAILE DUBUQUE CATHOLIC UNIV. OF AMERICA SUPER-INTENDENT MR DAVID AN, GEOM.: B.A. MR MARLOW WONGSTROM SOUTHERN ILL. ZEHR MATH: FOOT- UNIV.: A, M. BOYS PHY, EDQ BALL COACH: UNIV. OF ILL, BASKETBALL B.A. OF ARTS COACH: B.A. IN MONMOUTH EDUCATION COLLEGE WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIV, I L C ? -. MRS, DAVID WILBRIGHT MR DAVID WILBRIGHT T5 ,I LIBRARIAN: ENGLISH II, Ig LATINQ -I II' 'I B, A. OF ARTS CLARK B.A. 01: ARTS f A COLLEGE DUBUQUE LORAS, DUBUQUE - 5.2 -A' A . . vi . ' ,L-A3 11519 fog, f f - .,, .-. A , , Rf Y f ,. MR. PATRICK DOYLE GENERAL SCIENCEQ BIOLOGYg CHEMISTRYQ GENERAL BEADLE S. T. C B. A. BUENA VISTA COLLEGE MR. ROBERT BRADY INSTRUMENTAL MUSICQ B. S. IN ED.g NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV. MRS. RALPH E. SPEER VOCAL MUSICg B.A. , B. S. UNIV. OF MINNESOTA MR. THOMAS ROOT MANUAL ARTS: DRIVER'S TRAININGg FRESI-IMAN ADVISORQ B, S. WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIV. MR RAYMOND JOHNSON TYPING I, IIQ BOOKKEEP- ING: GENERAL BUSINESSQ SHORTI-IANDg B. S. IN ED. WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIV. MRS. HARVEY SPOERL HOME ECONOMICS I, II, III: B. S. UNIV. OF NEBRASKA 'iii' Aw 1 L Q .- J ,,.. J L. I .xy 99' I' 'S II I , ,I f. I' I , W ll. : K A gf. I I I ' 5 XI 09 AUGUST 30. SEPTEMBER 3 . SEPTEMBER 14. . SEPTEMBER 20. . SEPTEMBER 28. . OCTOBER 4. . . OCTOBER 11 . . OCTOBER 12 . . OCTOBER 16 . . . HANOVER SCHOOL CALE OCTOBER 18 - - - - - 11. ' f. f f f . OCTOBER 13 - - - -MET OCTOBER 25 . . . . . . . ETX:-A:f f'ff : '. . I TTT. f'E.5EE'3x.X OCTOBER 28 . . . A , , , , , Mwdw-.M 9 A uma? I i NOVEMBER 2 . . . 33 31 , 1'-,., ...mags Y , ,....' NOVEMBER 11. .- . . . . . . . . . . . L, NOVEMBER 15. . . . , , . . . . , . . . . 'E5,,. Wf' ' I H ..,.,.... 1 Im I .jilgi . NOVEMBER 22 . . . NOVEMBER 22 . . NOVEMBER 26 . . NOVEMBER 27 . . . NOVEMBER 27. . . . . NOVEMBER 27-28 . . . DECEMBER 3 . . . DECEMBER 10 . . . ' J- - I, . . . ....... . . I I . .fE...,2'..5,,. .w, fs 'im ,, , ,., -1 pw - , A . . , K.. U . . --. , I A ll F2 :E ::: . :- : E-5V . .... .. J Nl F . . ' J A X 5 . EI E ,E EI , J if HB3 1 'S J' .J 1 DAR . . FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL . . LABOR DAY VACATION . . . . .BENTON HERE . . . . . . . . CASSVILLE ............POTOSI . . . HOMECOMING SHULLSBURG . . END OF FIRST GRADING PERIOD . . . . . . . . . . . . .BELMONT . . . . . . . . . . . . .GRADE CARDS . . .NORTHWEST DIVISION AT ROCKFORD ................GRATIOT ..........HAZELGREEN . -. . . . END SECOND MONTH-21 DAYS . . . . . . . . . BLOOMINGTON . . . . . . . VETERAN'S DAY ..............SENIORPLAY . . . . END OF SECOND GRADING PERIOD . . . . . . . BASKETBALL AT WARREN . . . . . . . .SCALES MOUND . . END THIRD MONTH-21 DAYS . . . . . . . . GRADE CARDS . THANKSGIVING VACATION SABULA . .CHADWICK DECEMBER 13- - - - E- - -Q .wffqewlr A .. . 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . GALENA DECEMBER 17' - - - ,- ..-Sym. . .R '.-J. . . E . . . . . . . . . . . . . ELIZABETH DECEMBER 20. . . . 2 . J 'w:,1'- .A 4' . 1' . . . . . END FOURTH MONTH-15 DAYS DECEMBER 20 . . . .E. . 15' . .QQQEM1 V-:- 1 . . A5 : H . , . V. . . . . LAST DAY SCHOOL-CHRISTMAS DECEMBER 27- - - -f- - U - '. L- .. .A11':': .F 1. . .11 . . .LANARK HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT 3:3255 2- - . -J . f . . tuu .:g,.f- nlzzg , .-.- . .IJ . J . ........ . RE-OPEN SCHOOL 3. . . .. . .1 1 -:E ' .... . . , , JANUARY 4. . . .J .,.,,. ,,,,. - :' . . . . . EAETIEIEESASOIIS JANUARY 7- - - - - SQ-E L . . . 1 . . . . .PEARL CITY JANUARY 10 - - . - . . . . E. L . . A . . . . WARREN JANUARY 14 . . - , - -Q ,.':'E f f. ,,,, A . .'J. 11 . . . . . .SCALES MOUND JANUARY 17 . . . . :E .., . . . e. . ...,. 1 1 :' . . . . . . '.END OF FIRST SEMESTER JANUARY 17 - - I . ..... ' . . 11.5. . . . . . . . STOCKTON JANUARY 16-17 . A . 'J V, YJ' ' ,..-' ' .... . . . . E . J. . . .SEMESTER EXAMS JANUARY 22 . . . . JJJ . . . AIA. .... I' . . . . . . . . .GRADE CARDS JANUARY 24 - - -A .... 2-.755 . JE . . .... . . . . . . . . . GALENA JANUARY 28 - - - - '- . . ,.m..,,n'z . . I lf Jfii . ..... END OF FIFTH MONTH-19 DAYS JANUARY 29-31 5 . . . - - dgR'sg'.RY.'I,,- - - X . 31 . . . JO DAVIESS COUNTY TOURNAMENT FEBRUARY 3. . . ' . - if-!'2f'l,A'EEaJ9f.-IA. . : . ............. . LYCEUM FEBRUARY 7. . . ,,. .,:Egi.'. . , ..... ELIZABETH FEBRUARY 11 . . ' '12 . . . . . . . THOMSON FEBRUARY 12 - - ' - ' - , if .3 . . . . LINcOLN's BIRTHDAY FEBRUARY 14 . . . . ff . .. . . .A . . . . . . . . . . . .CHADWICK FEBRUARY 17 . . ... .:. ! 1f5i.fjjf .5Q,.lQ-.?,.3 A ....... . COUNTY TEACI-IER's MEETING FEBRUARY 21 - - ---- Q2 J.. -- l 1'1E A'J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EAST DUBUQUE FEBRUARY 26 . . . . lllzzy, . : znul 'si . Q' ..-..-1 22. 11 . . . DISTRICT BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT EEEEUAEY 28 ' - - iff.. - J'J - - - 'J'1111 1 E' 1 E ' H-'J -:.. J . . . . .END FOURTH GRADING PERIOD FEBRUARY 28 - - - ------ - -.-J- '11' J. . . . . . END SIXTH MONTH-21 DAYS MARCH 3- - - - - grklull . L ............ '9 'g.... ...-. 1 A . . . . . . . . . . . . . LYCEUM MARCH 4. . . .O --.-f.-.- ....f.......,.. . ,.,.. .. .... ,,..,. .....1..-- J222 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .GRADE CARDS MARCH 6. . . , ........... ...A ......... - .... JUNIOR PLAY MARCH 14 . . .... ,xnlunluu ......... .-.-- - . . MUSIC SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTESTS MARCH 25 . . ......... ': .,... . -'-:-.:Q . . . . . . . END OF SEVENTH MONTH-18 DAYS MARCH 26-31 . ............. ............ ........ E A STER VACATION APRIL 1 - . - ........... LYCEUM APRIL 17 . . . . .END FIFTH GRADING PERIOD APRIL 18 - . . . STATE MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS APRIL 22 - - ......... GRADE CARDS APRIL 28 . . . .END EIGHTH MONTH-20 DAYS APRIL 29 . - ........... LYCEUM MAY 1 . . ..... OPEN HOUSE MAY 22 . . . . JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM MAY 24 . . . . . BACCALAUREATE MAY 29 . . ........ COMMENCEMENT MAY 29 . . ...... END OF SIXTH PERIOD MAY 29 . . . END OF NJNTH MONTH-23 DAYS MAY 28-29 . . . . . . . . .SEMESTER EXAMS .lg . gg WH i 9 f x. I , .Z ,Q r if-'PUV if F -f Q CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1964, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. I, Barbara Bell, do will my long hair to Vicki Unangst. I, Pat Bourrette, do will my height to Barbara Whalen. I, Ray Bradt, do will my grades to Barbara Virtue. I, Leonard Brokaw, do will my spare time to Roger Holmbo, I, Connie Calvert, do will my small features to Mary Zeal. I, Pat Carthew, do will my stamps post marked Whitewater to Nancy Sullivan. I, Sandy Clarkson, do will my lip to Jack Bastain. I, Kaye Cliff, do will my privilege to type on the electric typewriter during seventh hour to Tom Miller. I, Kitty Cook, do will my sewing ability to Kaye Murphy. I, Albert Cooper, do will my ambition to work to Kenny Ryder. I, Mike Dunham, do will my Gillette Safety Razor to Jim Hill. I, Dean Edgerton, do will my cracked Chevy block to Bill Foht. I, Mike Farrell, do will my sex appeal to Gary Schaible. I, David Farrey, do will my bookkeeping ability to Tom Miller. I, Ken Gordon, do will my ability to use big words to Nancy Sullivan. I, Albert Griffiths, do will my Chevy motor to Ward Townsend. I, Janice Hamill, do will my singing ability to JoAnn Richmond. I, David Henke, do will my bashfulness to Jim Hill and Marsha Foster. I, Dorothy Henke, do will my future to Tom Miller. I, Stanley Holmbo, do will my good driving ability to Clifford Mitchell. I, Gary Larson, do will my Green Thumb to Terry Farrell and his ability to play football to Jack Schildwacter. I, Larry Larson, do will my sexy walk to JoAnn Richmond. I, Gary Limage, do will my figure to Jack Schildwachter. I, Charles Marcure, do will my Buick to Jack Schildwacter. I, Sandra Marcure, do will my driving ability to Mary Zeal. I, Pete Mills, do will my running ability to Don Reifsteck. I, Gary Mullane, do will my ability to break curfew to Bill Foht. I, Jack Murphy, do will my church key to Tom Miller. , I, Mary Nielsen, do will my ability to twirl a baton to Robert Watson. I, Marcia Nolan, do will my ability to.keep one boy to Beverly Campbell. I, Carol Paisley, do will my shyness to Marsha Foster. I, Ronald Pratt, do will my ability to do Geometry to Jack Schildwachter. I, Carole Schaible, do will my ability to drive on country roads to Nancy Sullivan. I, Robert Speaker, do will my hitchhiking ability to Terry Farrell. I Laurel Speer, do will my size 6-1X2 feet to Louise Brokaw. I, Sandi Stewart, do will my ability to get the car to Muriel Bundy. I, Roger Streight, do will my driving ability to Kenny Ryder. I Jeanne Sutter, do will my Constitution papers to Barbara Virtue. I, Ralph Wunder, do will my Beret to Coach Wongstrom. NAME Barbara Bell Pat Bourrette Ray Bradt Leonard Brokaw Connie Calvert Pat Carthew Sandy Clarkson Kaye Cliff Kitty Cook Albert Cooper Mike Dunham Dean Edgerton Mike Farrell David Farrey Ken Gordon Albert Griffiths Janice Hamill David Henke Dorothy Henke Stanley Holmbo Gary Larson Larry Larson Gary Limage Charles Marcure Sandra Marcure Pete Mills Gary Mullane Jack Murphy Mary Nielsen Carol Paisley Ronald Pratt Peggy McIntyre Marcia Nolan Carole Schaible Robert Speaker Laurel Speaker Sandra Stewart Roger Straight Jeanne Sutter Ralph Wunder AMBITION Secretary To become a nurse To marry a President To be a College Professor To be a Beautician To become an Elementary Teacher To be a Beautician To be a Secretary To be a Beautician To become a Millionaire To be a professional cigarette taster To be a Millionaire To be a Playboy To be a Troubleshooter To become an Engineer To fly airplanes To graduate and become a mother To be a traveling salesman To be a Psychiatric nurse To graduate Live in Savanna at 2100 Wacker Road To play pro football Take Paul Hornungs' place Farmer To Graduate Beat Schwirtzy in laps Ridge Runner Go on to school Beautician To graduate Army Phy. Ed. Teacher To work in some field of Business Secretary A Knight of the Road Nurse Doctor Great Athlete Join Air Corp To be another Sergeant Bilko PROPHECY Bear Trainer Dean of a Wornan's College Manager of the HANOVER RECREA- TION PARLOR The Wit of Twickenham Keep her front door step warm Mayor of Cedarburg Truck Driver E Disc Jockey Bubble Dancer Freddy the Free-Loader Run laps for the rest of his life Ostrich Farmer Professional Photographer for Playboy magazine Professional Bootlegger President of the Book of the Month Club Another Einstein Mother of thirteen kids Golf pro Model for Mike Farrell A Flunkie Disc Jockey Sexy Bubble Dancer Star of Green Bay Packards Sports Car Racer Participant in 1984 Olympics Owner of a Pear Orchard Domineering husband Homemaker of the Year K. P. duty for the rest of his life Horse trainer Olympic Swimmer Adult Delinquent Professional Clarinetist Marry an Indian Medicine Man Professional Hobo High Fashion Model World-wide Casanova SENIOR CLASS UFFICERS Seated: Laurel Speer, Ralph Wunder, Sandi Stewart. Standing: Dorothy Henke, David I-Ienke, Mrs Morrison - President- Sandi Stewart Vice-President- Ralph Wunder Secretary-Treasurer- Laurel Speer Student Council members- Dorothy Henke, David Henke Class Sponsor- Mrs. Morrison Class colors- Orchid and white Class Flower- Orchid Class Motto- We've climbed the hilly yonder is the mountain. SANDRA STEWART Humble because of knowledge, mighty because of sacrifice. Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Sec. 3, acc. 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, acc. 2,3,45 Hi-Lites 3,4, Ass. Ed. 35 Class Sec.-Tres. 35 Class Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Play 3,45 Revonah 4, Ed. 45 FTA 1,25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Lib. 15 C0l'lTI6ST11,2, 35 Na.H.S. 3,4. 'ia :Q -ef? i RALPH WUNDER Good humor is the sunshine of the mind. Band 1,2,3,45 V. Pres. 4, Lib. 45 Mixed Sax Duet 2, 35 Foot- ball Manager 2, 3,45 Track 25 Honor Roll 25 Pep Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 3,45 Student Council 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Class Play 3,4 Hi-Lites 3, 45 Revonah 4. LAUREL SPEER Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Contest 1, 2, 35 All State 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 FHA 1, 35 Hi-lites 45 Class Sec. -Tres. 45 Play 3,4. DAVID HENKE Athletics his password, good physical intelligence his assets. Football 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Play 3,45 Hi-lites 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,45 Student Council 4, Pres. 45 V. Pres. 2,35 Honorary Captain 4. DOROTHY HENKE She's one of those girls you would like to rneet5 poised, considerate, graceful, and sweet. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sec. 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Sec. 1, 2,45 Class V. Pres. 15 Class Sec. 25 Hi-Lites 2,3,45 Queen Cand. 1, 25 Queen 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,4, Sec. 1, 2,4, Lib. 35 Play 3,45 FTA l,2, 35 FHA 15 All-State 3,45 Revonah Ass. Ed. 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4, V. Pres. 4 1' 'ini ROGER STREIGHT Happy am I, from care I'1'Il free. Baseball lg Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 25 Hi-Lites 4. CONNIE CALVERT Individua1 in thought and action. Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g Chorus 1, 2, 39 Revonah 4, FTA 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 35 Hi-Litas 43 Play 3, 4. PEGGY MCINTYRE LARRY LARSON Wit is the salt of conversa- Moderation is best and to tion. avoid all extremes. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Cheerleading 1, 2, 3,45 FTA 2, 1, 2, 3,45 Track 2,3,4g Play 3. 3,4g Pres. 2,35 Class Pres. 1, 2, Student Council 1, 25 Hi- Lites 45 Ed. 4, Revonah 4. ALBERT COOPER An athlete, a friend, a mighty swell lad. Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Student Council 1, 23 Band 1, 2g Play 4g Revonah 4, Track 4. L.l SANDRA CLARKSON The smile that won't come off. Majorettes 3,4g Play 3, Hi- Lites 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, FTA 1 Typing Award 3, Shorthand Award 3. PA TRICIA CARTH EW RAYMOND BRADT You are not only good your- III Sil6I1C6 also Il'l6I6'S 3. self but cause a goodness in worth that brings no risk. other-S, Track 35 Basketball 1,25 Rev- Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Photographers OU-Rh 4: Play 3- Clubg Latin Club 1, 25 Class Pres. 25 American Field Service 2, 35 Homecoming Court 25 Student Council 35 Transferred '62 to I-Ianover5 Play 45 Revonah 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 4. Ks: Q CAROL PAISLEY A good heart's worth gold. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Lites 45 Revonah 4. Y-'rr MIKE FARRELL A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage. Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 1 sr, GARY LARSON He has no fear of coming foes5 as trouble comes, so trouble goes. Track 25 Football 2, 3,45 Play 3. PETE MILLS A little nonsense now and then is very pleasant. Basketball 2g Football 3,4g Track 2, 3, 4. '6 KAYE CLIFF Be good Cif you can't be good be careful. J Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,49 Play 3, 4: Pep Club 23 Hi-Lites 45 Chorus 1,23 FTA 1, 2g Major- ettes 3, Revonah 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. CAROLE SCHAIBLE It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Chorus 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l,2, 3g FTA 1g Queen Candidate 3, 45 Queen 4, Majorettes 3, Hi-Lites 4g Rev- onah 4. sei ROBERT SPEAKER G1ad that I live, am I. Play 3. ' -11, JACK MURPHY Good looks are a great rec- ommendation in the business of mankind. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ,X u, A IANICE HAMIL A manly form at her side she saw, and joy was duty, and love was law. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3, FHA 1, 2, Play 3. V fel , A I Ty? 'f' PATRICIA BOURETTE Rare is agreement between - beauty and modesty. Chorus 2g FHA 1, 3g Revonah 4, Hi-Litas 4, Play 3. STANLEY HOLMBO To love the game beyond the prize. Baseball lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Play 3. MIKE DUNHAM Men of few words are the best men. Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 2, Play 3,4g Honor Roll 2g Revonah 4. BARBARA BELL The only way to have a friend is to be one. Band 1, 2, 3,4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, Paper Staff 3,45 Class Reporter lg Class Treasurer 3g Pep Club 1. KITTY COOK Always looking--looking sweet and neat, her smile is a welcome treat. Mixed Chorus 4, Secretary, Play 4g Pep Club 2, 3,4g Chorus 2, 35 Hi-Lites 45 Activity Award 2, 3. LEONARD BROKAW Thou has wit at will. Band 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 4g Track 2g Play 4. GARY MULLANE Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. Basketball 2, 35 Track 25 Play 3. 2-hx-5 DAVID FARREY Why hurry, why worry. Basketball 25 Play 3. ,sg- MARY NEILSON A quiet mind is richer than a crown. Chorus 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA Hist. 3,45 Revonah 45 Hi- Lites 45 Play 35 Librarian 3,4. JEAN SUTTER Her accomplishments speak for her. Chorus 2, 35 Majorettes 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 25 FTA 15 Play 35 Hi-Lites 45 Queen Candidate 4. 'S' Q... ,' KENNETH GORDON To educate the intelligence is to enlarge the horizon of its desires and wants. Band 3,4g Track 35 Revonah 4. DEAN EDGERTON Obliging and cheerful, indus- trious and kind. Play 35 Hi-Lites 4. sv-f'f'T RONALD PRATT l just love work, I could just sit and watch it all day. Basketball 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball Manager 2, 3,45 Football Manager 3,45 Play 35 All State Music 2,45 Track Manager 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus Librarian 2. Nay I ALBERT GRIFFITH An honest man and a warm heart within. Play 3,45 Track 35 Revonah 4. :if MARCIA NOLAN By working, you achieve your goals. Band 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Band 1, 2, 35 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 County Festival 1, 2, 35 FTA 1, 25 County Sec- retary 25 I-Ii-Lites 1, 2, 3,45 Class Reporter 1, 2, 35 Play 35 Scholarship Letter 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 5 'FY I I I V SANDIUX MARCURE It isn't your position that makes you happy or unhappyg it's your disposition. Chorus l, 2, 35 FHA 2, 3, V. Pres. 35 Hi-Lites 3,45 Play 3. va 'bv GARY LIMAGE He is small, but so is a stick of dynamite. Track 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 25 Football 3,45 Baseball 15 Play 3, 4. Wy' 1 ...uv- .2 CHARLES MARCURE Good nature is a crowning virtue. Play 3. I ,R ,J n E . J J f' ' X' I J J I.: ,Q .. ' . ur 3-s as 5, 2 is S 4 N I H 'rv aff'-i '- ' 'i ref! '31-'?fi4 .wi 1 T: -ar V 1-.lf fl! C it fp, E l -i V xi, an ga g Y C J' i '43 '21 att W. 1 Q if f M .vi k L 3 E , , X ., W , is 3 I n ,V .Y vb., ,X , . gl. J C. 'T-V ' 7 fe L. YA H - 3, 121 C . as Z' J , an Y I J 5:1651 5 J . 4 2 , 1, A ,A 3 gigs!! 'fi TL! ' ,U , 4 , .Z , I ,Ez-I :.:.,.,,,, ,vi 1 ..,.,wgf,'.a..... Jerry Miller, Presidentg Dick Patterson, Vice-Presidentg Vicki Unangst, Secretary- Treasurerg Rita Paisley, Stu- dent Council John Bastian, Robert Belk, Louise Brokaw, Patricia Buman Muriel Bundy Beverly Campbell, Richard Campbell, William Foht, Marsha Foster, Ruth Fulton Linda Goldhagen, Gary Guay, Kenneth Harkness, Roger Holrnbo, Edwin Johnson William Kilpatrick, Karen McAdams, Judith Miller, Thomas Miller, James Mills Clifford Mitchell, Sharon Kay Murphy, Patricia O'Conner, Donald Reifsteck, Edward Reifsteck JoAnn Richmond, Gary Schaible, Bill Siemen, Kathleen Speer, Nancy Sullivan Ward Townsend, Barbara Virtue, Robert Watson, Barbara Whalen, Mary Zeal Larry Zigler, Ruth Cliff Not Pictured James Hill, Kenneth Ryder, Jack Schwildwacter Ellen Gray, Pres. 9 Roger Neidigh, V. - Pres. 3 Sue Potter, Sec. -Treas. g Lyle Zigler, S. C. 5 Kathy Ballein, Dennis Belk Diane Bell, Thomas Bourette, Jacqueline Buman, Connie Call- ahan, Nancy Calvert, Mary Carthew Kathy Clarkson, Linda Croffoot, John Dun- ham, Donna Rae East- man, Nancy Eastman, Eugene Engel Terry Farrell, John Foster, Gary Fulton, Christine Gaskill, Gregary Guay, Daniel Haarman, Judy Haarman Jheila Harkness, Ste- ven Hill, Karen Hunt, Barbara Johnson, John Kilpatrick, Lee Kolb Terry Larson, Judy Limage, Curtis Lord, Tommy Marcure, Cary Miller, Thomas Miner Ray Mueller, Janet Murphy, Vernon T. Nelson, John Reif- steck, Dennis Reitz, David Richmond Jane Roe, Ronald Roe, Ken- neth Schaible, Donna Schweitzer, Jane Speaker, Kay Stewart Ray Stewart, Frank Town- send, Linda Unangst, Larry Watson, Donna Wild, Stanley Young, Steve Hieb ww a,. V- : .. 735 , es: 3 -I -Qfjj jf H 52 re- 1 r' a ,... 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L, Sui. 3 W -M, 'fx-t3 'f.,!T W ' ' -if l- Cathy Whalen, President, Andy Townsend, Vice-Presidentg Dicky Miller, Treasurer, Allen Bradt, Secretary David Carew, Librarian-Patrol Captain, Scott Anderson, V-Ann Bastian, Sheila Cottral Mary Jo Donahoe, Marcia Ferrel, Joe Flies, David Fulton Allen Haarman, Dale Harms, William Heidenreich, Stephanie Jamison Melvin Johnson, Alita Klein, Linda Kuepker, Kathy McKinley Barbara Miller, Douglas Mills, Sandra Morgan, Larry Mulhulland Mark Nobis, Theresa Pettera, Tommy Richmond, Paula Rummel Yvonne Schreck, Peggy Speer, Linda Sprecher Neil Stewart, Linda Wilson, Terry Zigler ,.... X0 1 W . ,I I' 7 . ,, , . h W . 'ia A , , . . L .,9' Q X I r- o m 4 11. H s- X ,.. ww Q N bf x 5 i u sf S, 51, 'ss P - I 6 s ,V' . :VJ 1 n 'gf 70' o 'f -3 : ' Y' S wf I I QQ 1 5 A ,, ii' rm . .. ,. I ,I A 1 Y 3, :Q n-fig I ,451 ' 1-9 1 E' Q bf 0 .. A .1 I fr--ff A S QW '9' . A 5. D a.. P - 6- - , 0 ' ' .... 'J P . 054 ,D W' A T f. - ,Gd , ' -r-9' it Q V TT 'P U 'M fff-.. ... ' - Q UEEN AND CANDIDAT ES f 'L ' L QUEE IXAIHIQ' Illerlsen, Sr., Carole Schaible, Sr., Sue Potter, ooplri Rita igeisleyr, Ir. N AND HONORARY CA PTAIN Carole Schaible- Queen, David Henke Honorary Cap- tam LIBRARIANS Seated: Mrs. Wilbricht, B. Virtue, I. Sutter. Standing: B. Campbell, V. Unangst, S. Marc STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: R. Paisley, D. Henke, D. Henke, O. L. I-Iaile. Standing: E. Gray, S. Stewart,J Zigler, L. DeSp'air1, E. Neilsen. REVONAH STAFF g Seated: Kaye Cliff, Dorothy Henke, Mrs. Morrison, Sandi Stewart, David Henke. Row 1: Connie Calvert, Pat Carthew, Carol Paisley, Gary Limage, Peggy Mclntyre, Carole Schiable. Row 2: Laurel Speer, Larry Larson, Ronnie Pratt, Jake Cooper, Ralph Wunder, Charles Marcure, Mary Nielsen. HI-LITE STAFF l 1 Row 3: Judy Eastman, Louise Brokaw, Sandi Stewart, Karen Hunt, Dorothy Henke, Laurel Speer, Jerry Sul- livan, Marcia Nolan. Seated: Mary Nielsen, Mr. Johnson, Peggy Mclntyre, Carole Schiable, Kaye Cliff. Row 1: Dick Miller, Connie Calvert, Janice Hamill, Kitty Cook, Sandy Clarkson, Donna Eastman, Carol Paisley, Sandra Marcure, Barbara Bell. Row 2: Gary Mullane, Mary Zeal, Ralph Wunder, Dave I-Ienke, Larry Larson, Roger Straight, Pat Bourette, Bob Belk. p F.T.A. Seated: M. Zeal, R. Paisley, V. Unangst, B. Whalen, Mrs. Morrison. Row 1: P. McIntyre, L. Goldhagen, S. Potter, L. Unangst, K. McAdams. Row 2: J. Eastman, J. Flies, R. Patterson, I. Bastain, D. Bell B Delury. ' ' V F.H.A. Y Row 3: E. Neilsen, K. Eastman, B. Johnson, P. Burnan, V. Unangst. Row 2: P. O'Connor, M. Fletcher, K. Ballein, K. Bell, K. Bradt, J. I-Iaarman. Seated: I. Sutter, B. Campbell, M. Zeal, K. Speer, J. Speaker. Row l: M. Carthew, N. Eastman, Mrs. Spoerl, I. Buman, B. Virtue. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ini! ,M if 15- Dorothy Henke, Sandi Stewart, David Henke, Leonard Brokaw, Laurel Speer, Jo Ann Richmond, Louise ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS Brokaw. -1-,..g -x,-V ,H I ff f--fm Sandi Stewart, David Henke SENIOR PLAY CAST Seated: P. McIntyre, C. Schaible, Mrs. Morrison, C. Calvert, P. Carthew. Row 1: K. Cliff, D. Henke, L. Speer, G. Limage, M. Neilsen, S. Stewart, K. Cook. Row 2: A. Griffiths, R. Wunder, R. MFATHER KNOWS BEST Jim Anderson. Margaret Anderson . . . Betty ..... Kathy . . Bud . . Janie. . . Romona . . Patty ..... Repair Man . Mr. Brinkworth Ralph ..... Officer Johnson. . Bud's Friend . Mrs. Wembley Mrs. Jones . . Mrs. Woolsey Perkins .... Directed by Mrs. Edith Morrison . Ralph Wunder . Sandi Stewart Peggy McIntyre . Dorothy I-Ienke . .Gary Limage . . Pat Carthew Carole Schaible . . Laurel Speer . . Dave Henke Leonard Brokaw . Albert Cooper .Albert Griffiths . Mike Dunham . . .Kitty Cook . .Mary Nielsen .Connie Calvert . . . Kaye Cliff NIOR PLAY CAST Seated: Barbara Whalen, Judi Miller, JoAnne Richmond, James Mills, Vicki Unangst, Dick Patterson, Row 1: Karen McAdams, Barbara Virtue, Rita Paisley, Patsy O'Connor, Ruth Fulton, Beverly Campbell, Marsha Foster, Mr. Johnson. Row 2: Linda Goldhagen, Robert Watson, Kathy Speer, Bob Belk, Louise Brokaw, Muriel Bundy, Nancy Sullivan, Patty Buman. Row 3: Kenny Ryder, Don Reifsteck, Mary Zeal, Larry Zig- ler, Jack Bastian, Cl'fford Mitchell, Tom Miller. - , ff A ,f X , ,,- ' ' . ' Dobie Gillis. . . .i ......... Jim Mills Happy Stella Kowalski . . . . Linda Goldhagen Bonnie Willet . . ...... Jo Anne Richmond Majeska ......... .... L arry Zigler Helen Dixon . . . . .Vicki Unangst Rutka . . . Bob Belk Miss Forepaugh . . . . Louise Brokaw Sletka . . . . Bob Watson Petey Bellows .... . .Dick Patterson Dombra . . . . Patty Buman Mr. Pipgrass .... . . Jack Bastian Simpka .... . . Ruth Fulton Imogene Klugenfelter . . . Frannie ....... Sally . . Lola. . . Polly . . Betty .... Mrs. Dixon . . Mr. Dixon .... Mr. Harrington . . . Barbara Whalen . .Bev Campbell . . . Judi Miller .Karen McAdams . . Muriel Bundy . . Marsha Foster . . . Mary Zeal . . .Kenny Ryder Clifford Mitchell Miss Newman . . Limbo Lamb. . Girl Student . . Adele .... Mr. Gillis . . Bill . . . Maudie . Pansy . . . .Rita Paisley . . Nancy Sullivan . . Patsy O'Connor . . Kathy Speer . . Don Reifsteck . . .Tom Miller . . . . Barb Virtue Karen McAdams gg Lair. ,,Q - , L 1 ff , ff - '- X -x. ., WV A . 1 fl! 75' W Seated: Mr. Doyle, K. Mulholland, J. C Row- R. Pratt G Limage R Neidigh L DeSpain R Stewat I l' ooper, R. Streight, I. Schildwachter, Coach Wongstrom. lst . , . , . , . , . r, . FIGS, L. Straight. 2nd Row: T. Mil- ler, J. Miller, L. Watson, D. Henke, D. Patterson, D. Kuepker. 3rd Row: K. Schaible, I. Stewart, K. Ryder, L. Larson, D. Reifsteck, P. Mills, D. Bundy. X Wm xl The Devils defeated Benton 53-21 to open up its season. The Devils' touchdowns were scored by Jake Cooper, Tom Miller, Gary Lar- son, David Henke, Jerry Miller, and Roger Streight. Next the Devils entertained Cassville for their first home game of the season. The Dev- ils proved too much of a power for the Cassville team and defeated them 32-O. The Devils' scores came on a pass to David I-lenke, a twenty-yard score by Tom Miller, a return of an intercepted pass by Roger Streight for an eighty-yard touchdown, a thirty-yard score by Jake Cooper, and an intercepted pass returned fifteen yards by David Henke. Then the Devils traveled to Potosi with a record of two wins and no defeats. The Devils took the early lead simply with the power of their running, blocking, and passing. The Dev- ils' scores came on runs by Tom Miller, Jerry Miller, Jake Cooper, Roger Straight, also with passes to Roger Streight, David Henke, and Jerry Miller. The Devils won 55-32, for their third straight victory with no defeats. Next was the big event of Homecoming when all the alumni would return home to cheer the Devils on to victory. This is usually the biggest crowd of the year, but with the swell showing the team has been making they've broken most of the schools attendance records, and this was to be no exception. The Devils jumped off with two touchdowns in the first quarter, but couldn't seem to get going after that, and at the half led 12-6. When theboys came back onto the field they must of really got a chewing out because no sooner had the second half started when they scored a touch- down. They went on to score two more in the fourth quarter to defeat Shullsburg 32-6. The Devils scores came on passes to David I-Ienke, and Jerry Miller and runs by Jake Cooper, and Roger Streight. Then the Devils traveled to Belmont where they won their fifth straight game 38-17. The Devils scored the first time they got the ball and again later in the first quarter. They scored twice in the second quarter to make the score 25-7 at half time. The Devils opened up the second half with a big drive and scored twice in the third quarter. The Devils' scores were made by Roger Streight, Jake Cooper, and the three passes to David Henke. The Devils won by a score of 38-17. When the Devils entertained Gratiot which decided the title winner there was approxi- mately fifteen-hundred fans, that attended the game. The Devils took the opening kickoff, but were unable to move the ball, so Gratiot took over, but the Devils' big defense held them to almost no gain. When the Devils' powerful offense took over they began to move the ball toward a touchdown, finally Roger Streight ran fifty-five yards for the Devils' first touchdown. Nine plays later the Devils scored on a pass from Streight to Jerry Miller, and at halftime the Devils led 12-6. To open up the second half the Devils scored on a four yard gain by Jake Cooper, and later on a gain by Roger Streight. The Devils once in the last period, but had al- ready proved they were too much for Gratiot as the Devils easily won 37-19. For the last game of the season the Devils traveled way up to Bloomington which was quite a long ride for the boys on the uncomfortable school bus. However, the boys had something to celebrate on the way home because they were the first Devils to win a Blackhawk Con- ference Championship and the first to go unde- feated in the schools history. The final score at the end was the Devils 26 and Bloomington 7. Jake COOPCY Tom Miller Roger srreighr 6'4 Wt- 197 Sr- 5'1o wr. 164 Jr. 5'10 wr. 166 Sr David Henke Larry Larson 6'4 Wt. 190 Sr. 5'1O Wt. 162 Sr. JEHY Miner Y Schildwachter DOH Reifsteck 5'1O Wt. 160 II. 5'9 Wt, 218 Jr, 5'11 Wt. 150 Jr. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS , pg E M 'V f S :- A: 'YF Connie Calvert, Carole Schaible, Dorothy Henke, Peggy McIntyre A-TEAM P. McIntyre, C. Calvert, D. Heuke, C. Schaible B-TEAM L. Unangst, K. Stewart, S. Potter '-Q t r nu W. HY: .Y .V .x David Henke Jake Cooper Mike Dunham Ht. 6'4 s Wt. 206g Sr. Ht. 6'4 g wr, 2065 Sr, Ht. 6'1!'g Wt. 1655 Sr. RED DEVILS Tom Miller Roger Streight Ht. 5'1O g Wt. 1645 Jr. Ht. 5'10 g Wt. 1665 Sr. Stanley Holrnbo Ht. 6'l g WE. 155g Sr. .,,....i.... , I ll Larry Larson Mike Farrell Ht. 5'l0 g wr. 1623- sr. Ht. 6'3 : Wt. 190: Sr. A-TEAM R. Pratt, Mr. Zehr, T. Miller, R. Streight, M. Dunham, D. Henke, J. Cooper, M. Farrell, R. Patterson S. Holmbo, J. Miller, D. Reifsteck, B-TEAM S21 113 J ' gr 1 1 D A f 31 ' .E E4 fa IE a E sl! ' 1 1 f .4 J. Row 3: J. Dunham, T. Miller, D. Kuepker, F. Townsend, D. Haarman, I. Kilpatrick. Row 1: I. Foster R. Neidigh, I. Stewart, T. Larson, J. Reifsteck, L. DeSpain. Row 2: Mr. Wongstrorn, D. Belk, K Schaible, L. Zigler, R. Stewart, B. Belk. 1 . Q. I ATM, 2' 'S' :Jw - ki .if J 1' ui 1. E ,All w'? 4 E L ,, L -Y' 1 -.X 5 -V-, x ,sw- 3 ' Ag I . ' Q XA A N ggi- 5 ' M - Qi :X xg X 'hail S Q S 4 ' E f':Q.-i-:- 35 -fifff ,. 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Hifi ' 1 , by ff X . 1,-5.-7 I' 'Q 4 iiyfiglfftiffg Ls' I 44'Tr.- f, , 'f W, ' , jf.. -' ,X -,.F'f4 Z z fl' 'I'. ,- - gf., 'f V f ' . :Q ri' 0 'ir , Q- 11 A if Q ' W HJ-N v yn LQ, . K' tw 1 t Q rx 4 'E 4? SII1- 4 . ,fmso ,X , X . , . H , .. , , . .v , . T?-. J . K 1 fl X N 3 I ---I If Lf: M . I n . f S343 In i .. IN - N.- ' 1. 2 b 1' f' ' -1' : F711 . V . f I V V i . M I X Y N W. -- A ,Q yew 1 in . M Wh? Lb, Ag, 1 1 A in L ,Q , , ' - I P Q ,,,2Lff'! , A A- , N : 'X f u,-1-QXA 4 ' -Og! ,N I 4 K 5 V I E ,xg 1 in .- - A I ji., - -'- Qi ,I - ,.. ,NGK f Q ...fx S ,viii - Q ' B 'ref' ' ! d Ei 'Q il 3 6' ,SX ' 2' if 1 fy . Q ' , 1 ' - -- - : 4- , 9 ,, , Y, . W, ,ag -, -.S f .C ' :id . X J P TRACK TEAM Row 1: R. Pratt, R. Neidigh, L. Larson, Mr. Zehr, I. Miller, G. Lirnage. Row 2: T. Nelson, L Ziglar, A. Griffths, P. Mills, K. Schiable, B. Belk. n -5 fo - -g. '- ig, I fe. ' ' , ,r-. R +5 15' . 'f 1 a 1 0 1 as H My ,. .M 1 E 1 1 Y 11 A?-113 Law 1 :inp- FU if ' 1' 11 1 Eg?-Fggs-ff U . V f - f -i I 7 'E'-i ss' 'H n 1- V o- 1 M H 1 f 1 1 3 1 11111- 1 V, X 1112211 , 1 5 , ,Q - 1 f 1 6' -1 ' 9 ix 5- ' Q . Ln I 4. X 11 M 4, J 2 ,L 11 iz J , Y ,f . lf .Exif 1 ' !g : 2' , - -A Q - - ' Q si 'Q - q Wggi- 5- ,SIX Q O 1 1 1 Q-fs'-'F V 1 11 1 1 1 1111 1 11 1 X 1 ' M -9 S, gf: ,, ,E iw 4 11 1 111 1 ff Q '. V ,Q-gi., 'r 3 5 51? f ?7,,, 1 fl A 5 Nil? ,, if Ji CONCERT BAND Row 1: L. Thomas, I. Richmond, S. Stadel, B. Miller, C. Callahan, P. Rummel. Row 2: J. Eastman M. Bundy, L. Brokaw, K. McAdams, C. Glasker, K. Ballein, M. Zeal, K. Ryder, R. Wunder, L. Watson L. Sprecher, C. Mitchell. Row 3: J. Reifsteck, B. Delury, K. Gordon, D. Mills, V. Edgerton, V. Bastian I. Bastian, R. Stewart, L. Welp, S. Cottral, R. Wunder, L. Brokaw. Row 4: Mr. Brady, S. Anderson, M Nobis, D. Belk, T. Zigler, I. Schildwachter, E. Engel. ALL-STATE MUSIC REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: Mr. Brady, L. Brokaw, C. Calvert, L. Speer, Mrs. Speer. Row 2: V. Unangst, C. Mitchell, R. Pratt, I. Bastian, D. Henke. RCI-II G BAN Row 1: B. Campbell, V. Unangst, K. Hunt, D. Eastman. Row 2: L. Crofoot, L. Unangst, I. Roe, S Clarkson, M. Nielsen. Row 3: R. Paisley, S. Harkness, J. Buman, I. I-Iaarman, J. Limage. Row 4: Mr Brady, L. Brokaw, R. Wunder, K. Ryder, St. Sweat, R. Stewart, S. Cottral. Row 5: I. Schildwachter, K McAdams, M. Zeal, K. Ballien, C. Glasker, E. Engel. Row 6: C. Mitchell, L. Brokaw, S. Stadel, B Miller, C. Callahan, P. Rummel. Row 7: T. Zigler, D. Belk, M. Nobis, S. Anderson, R. Wunder, L Sprecher. Row 8: L. Watson, B. Delury, I. Reifsteck, L. Thomas, J. Eastman, J. Richmond. Row 9: J Bastian, V. Bastian, V. Edgerton, D. Mills, K. Gordon, M. Bundy. MAJURETTES JAHHMH . Row 1: J. Limage, L. Unangst, J. Roe, S. Harkness. Row 2: S. Clarkson, J. Buman, M. Nielsen, J. Haarman. Row 3: R. Paisley, L. Crofoot. Row 4: B. Campbell, V. Unangst, K. Hunt, D. Eastman. u u . PEP BAND Row 1: B. Delury, I. Reifsteck, J. Eastman, L. Thomas, I. Richmond, S. Stadel, B. Miller, C. Callahan P. Rummel. Row 2: L. Brokaw, K. McAdams, C. Virtue, C. Glasker, K. Ballein, M. Zeal, S. Sweat L. Watson, L. Sprecher, C. Mitchell. Row 3: D. Mills, V. Edgerton, V. Bastain, J. Bastain, S. Cottral L. Welp. R. Wunder, L. Brokaw, I. Schildwachter, E. Engel. :Row 4: S. Anderson, M. Nobis, D. Belk T. Ziglar, Mr. Brady. B-BAND Row 1: I. Reifsteck, L. -Thomas, S. Young, C. Monroe, S. Stadel, B. Miller, P. Rummel. Row 2: K McKinley, C. Virtue, J. Schaubert, G. Flies, K. Whalen, L. Sprecher, R. Petitsch, B. Sprecher. Row 3 M. Reddington, V. Bastian, D. Mills, V. Edgerton, L. Larson, Cottral, P. Speer, S. Cottral, R. Wunder L. Welp. Row 4: S. Anderson, N. Thomas, T. Zigler, M. Nobis, C. Nadig, Mr. Brady. I 1 GIRLS' CHORUS Seated: J. Limage, C. Calvert, M. Foster, D. Roe, Mrs. Speer, B. Bell, S. Harkness, P. Futon, P. Bu- man. lst Row: J. Buman, D. Harkness, N. Eastman, K. McAdams, J. Richmond, R. Paisley, B. Camp- bell, P. O'Connor, M. Carthew, D. McCarty. 2nd Row: K. Murphy, J. Haarman, L. Croffoot, K. Paisley L. Unangst, K. Ballein, M. Bundy, V. Unangst, M. Fletcher, K. Bradt, D. Wilde. 3rd Row: J. Eastman D. Schweitzer, S. Potter, J. Roe, C. Glasker, S. Stewart, J. Speaker, K. Eastman, E. Gray, E. Neilsen K. Bell. 4th Row: D. Henke, C. Heidenrich, L. Brokaw, J. Sutter, K. Hunt, M. Zeal, K. Stewart, C. caskui, L. spear, B. Johnson. D .Y- lst Row: M. Jackson, J. Foster, P. Fulton, B. Whalen, B. Bell, C. Callahan, S. Harkness, L. Straight, S. Young. 2nd Row: Mrs. Speer, L. Kolb, C. O'Connor, C. Calvert, D. Harkness, P. O'Connor, J. Buman, K. McAdams, R. Watson, R. Neidigh. 3rd Row: D. Richmond, J. Schildwachter, P. Carthew, B. Camp- bell, R. Paisley, K. Paisley, V. Unangst, K. Bradt, J. Richmond, T. Miner, T. Larson. 4th Row: C. Mitchell, K. Schaible, N. Sullivan, M. Bundy, K. Ballein, S. Potter, K. Cook, L. Unangst, J. Haarman, L. Croffoot, K. Harkness, G. Fulton. 5th Row: D. Haarman, J. Bastin, K. Bell, D. Bell, E. Gray, K. Cliff, S. Stewart, J. Roe, J. Eastman, D. Delury, T. Neilsen, T. Miller. 6th Row: L. Zigler, B. Johnson, D. Eastman, P. Buman, K. Hunt, M. Zeal, B. Johnson, K. Stewart, D. Henke, R. Pratt, B. Kilpatrick. GRADE SCHUOL CHORUS Seated: Theresa Pettera, Gloria Flies, Kathy McKinley, Mary Reddington, Pat Savage, Linda Root, Mary Jo Donahoe, Marcia Ferrel, Cathy Whalen. Row 1: Mrs. Speer, Linda Sprecker, Peggy Speer, Linda Larson, Linda Thomas, Judy Reifsteck, Christine Monroe, Julia DeSpain, Judy Pettera. Row 2: Karla Jo Gaudreau, Cheryl Pash, Paula Rummel, Sandra Schildwachter, Hilda Haarman, Linda Wilson, Sandra Morgan, Loretta Emery, Sheila Cottral, Nancy Haggerty. Row 3: Yvonne Shreck, Barb Miller, Alita Klein, Judy Jackson, Linda Kuepker, Susan Stadel, Janet Schober, Susan Hill, Verda Edgerton. Seated: Melvin Johnson, Scott Anderson, Neil Stewart, Mark Nobis, Tom Richmond, Dale Harms, Allen Haarman. Row 1: Mrs. Speer, Larry Mulholland, Terry Zigler, Doug Mills, Andy Townsend, William Heidenreich, Allen Bradt, Richard Miller, David Carew. Row 2: Norman Clarkson, John Zeal, Dan Speer, Randy Wunder, Frank Emery, Dwight Speer, Mike True, Mark Sullivan. Row 3: Allen Gray, Pat McCorm- ick, Greg Jones, Stephen Steffes, Stanley Nadig, Bill Council, Jerry Sullivan, Roger Farrey. ar-. fi ' IQ-.ily if x ff.g 'FIS 1. X ,Hu-L ' 0 1' ,gi , Q F33 ' X 'ff' 9 n ,V 1: -w Fl M 'Yf I - 1 . 1 e -. -4 P 1 ,V L i Q r CL' 5' .6 ..-sf 3' X m A. wh 'V -5 4,2 np, T ai' wa' 94 '4- - uma. 5 . , sf :gfg mv is w w . fi, . V '47,-L, S6 ol- 'I 5, V -x ' 'Fi' Q S -N A Q , f' Srf ' QQ raw: 'T X, X X YN. I PROM 1963 li- E, 4 ' ge: W: I. 555 NA? L Z HOMECOMING SNAPSHOTS 654 :.zQ IN THEMEAGU N! I wi-9 .4.4 AG GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Haarman, Nobis, Carew, Miller, Zigler, Mulholland, Richmond, Stewart, Anderson. Row 2: Townsend, Heidenreich, Clarkson, Wunder, Speer, Farrey, Sullivan, Bradt. Row 3: Gray, Sullivan, Councel, Steffes, Nadig, Welp, Jones, Speer. GL CHEERLEADERS Linda Thomas, Kathy Whalen, Christine Monroe, Carla Goudreau I 1 U B0 RD OF EDUCATIO DONALD HUNT, PRESIDENT 1 .- FLOYD MILLER '-35 RAYMOND PATTERSON LESTER JONES, SECRETARY gi: A my-7 :sas ' . ROBERT RICHMOND IRWIN KILPATRICK RALPH SCI-IAIBLE I SCHOOL WORKERS Secretary: Marilyn Eberhardt Cooks: Lucille Calvert Lorraine Callahan Bus Drivers: Nick Thomas Willis Gray Barney St. John William Geiger -,, - W-X xx xxx. N' 'Wm-1. 'N-M, xii, QED-:nw 1, 'wvungndlh . ,,,. 9,13 uw 1 uw mam r K. , I an v W -7 .Illini A JJ' ' 'fo 'tba ,X ' hi- 'YQ i -X 1 1 f f S Q,--fr if ' '? X C' -.- ,aww 'X R :S Q i 5 I-' P ? A-Q' , '1 r 'Z' MELROSE SHOP A fine line of gifts. Ladie s' W ear Child1'en's W ear Notions Congratulations to the Class of '64 POTTER PUFF Congratulations to the Seniors of '64 DOCTOR SPEER 7 LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET PRINTING Phone Elizabeth 858- 22.79 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1964 HANOVER V.F.W. CLUB Post H5300 BRIARBOOK Gifts and Antiques Terrapin Ridge Elizabeth, Illinois Telephone: 858-3770 JOAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Joan Walker Owner and Proprietor SULLIVAN'S GROCERY For all Food Needs Congratulations Seniors HANOVER REMINDER Complete Advertising Service, Offset Print See us for Business Cards Mr. and Mrs. George C. Unangst Hanover, Illinois l Congratulations to the Class of 1964 HANOVER STATE BANK Hanover , Illinois CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISI-IES CLASS OF '64 BOQUES SHOE STORE ELLIOTT JEWELRY COMPANY ESTABLISHED l 889 SAVANNA, ILLINOIS IT'S BRIGHAM'S CONGRATULATIONS COUNTRY STORE CLASS Of '64 EOR CROCERIES, JAY'S FRESH FRUIT, at PICNIC SUPPLIES BARBER SHOP 6 MILES NORTH OF SAVANNA ON ROUTE so ELIZABETH STATE BANK ADAM 5 SAvANNA-MT. CARROLL OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY CONGRATULATIONS TO MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP CLASS of '64 6,3 tile bath televiszijlgl-conditioned I A GOLF UM COURSE SULLIVAN'S MOTEL ' 5 MILES'NORTI-I OF SAVANNA RON 8: LOIS HAGEN I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE C LASS of '64 7 MILES NORTH OF SAVANNA, ILLINOIS ROUTE 80 PHONE 9-5282. RUTH Sz JACK THE OLDEST, LARGEST, AND BUSIEST STORE IN ELIZABETH, ILLINOIS HANOVER HAS A FINE SCHOOL AND WE CONC-RATULATE THE 64 FINE STUDENTS OF 19 BISHOP'S SHOE STORE l Phone' PM, BEAUTY SALON 106 Madison S+ S Ill fo Oilmrs. PRESCRIPTIONS BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1964 ELIZABETH PHARMACY GRAY'S MEAT MARKET FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED GOVERNMENT INSPECTED A-l MEATS HANOVER, ILLINOIS CONGRAT ULATIONS FROM MARIE'S BEAUTY SHOP ELIZABETH, ILLINOIS EXPERT PERMANENTS BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '64 9BETTY'S VARIETY STORE ELIZABETH, ILLINOIS CONGRAT ULA.TIONS FROM ' CATALOG STORE MONTGOMERY WARD SAVANNA , ILLINOIS BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1964 FROM FARRELL'S MOTEL IN THE CENTER OF TOWN HANOVER, ILLINOIS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS, FUNERAL FLOWERS, CORSAGES, WEDDING FLOWERS, BEDDING PLANTS, POTTED PLANTS, GREEN PLANTS, AND PERENNIALS, WE ALSO BELONG TO THE TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE. QUALITY VEGETABLES, FLOWER, AND PANSY PLANTS IN SPRING. VANDERVATE GREENHOUSE HANOVER, ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '64 DRIVE IN FOR A COMPLETE CHECK UP THILL'S STANDARD STATION HANOVER, ILLINOIS - GRAY McCORMICK ' AGENCY THE AGENCY OF SERVICE HANOVER, ILLINOIS PHONE: 59 1- 2213 PALISADES BOWL BOWLING ..... 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