Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

•- • %l A • i • - V , • ’• • «• • • • • -f. This year we honor a woman who has faithfully served Hoopeston High School as Secretary in the office of Superintendent of Schools. For all her cheerfulness and consideration given to students and faculty members in the past, we re- spectfully dedicate the 1967 PICAYUNE to Miss Naomi Alkire. 2 DMINISTRATION . AND FACULTY School Board Robert Langdoc, Harry Silver, Edward Layden, Jr. , William Samaras Leo Huffman, Clyde Timmons, Jr. , Mar- vin Custer, Maruice Hayes, Joseph Moore. Absent Ed Trego. To the Students of Hoopeston High: This has been a pleasant year and I know that some of the seniors are leaving with mixed emotions, but are looking ahead to the future. Make the most out of what you have where you are. It is not so much where we are, but in what direction we are moving. Remem- ber that happiness is achieved by adding something to life, not getting something from life. The best of luck to you in your future. Leo C. Huffman, Superintendent Hoopeston School District 4 LEO C. HUFFMAN, Superintendent Bradley University; University of Colorado; B. S. andM.S. University of Illinois. To the Seniors of 1967: It has been a pleasure watching you go through this past year at Hoopeston High School. Your physical changes are recorded in the school yearbook for all to see; however, the other changes that you have made through the years are more important because they show the true development that each of you has made. Some of the changes have been brought about by failures, but you have learned that the only time that you must not fail, is the last time you try. When you leave Hoopeston High School, you will leave a part of yourself behind and go in search of your life's ambitions. For some it will be a short trip, but for others it will be a long journey. Whether the journey is short or long does not matter, but may it all be in the footsteps of God. John F. Griffin, Principal Hoopeston Sr. High School Miss Naomi Alkire Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Winona Sheridan Secretary to the Principal MR. THOMAS A. WONDERLIN, Guidance Counsel- or B.S. Ed. and M. S. Ed. Eastern Illinois University In addition to administering the many and varied aptitude and mental ability tests, Mr. Wonderlin of- fers advice when we have problems, such as how to choose the right college or university and how to get accepted. MRS. MAXINE POTTS, Bookkeeper Mrs. Potts keeps track of the many accounts that are necessary to the smooth operation of our educational programs. We also see Mrs. Potts during a break from our classes--on our way through the lunch line. MR. MAURICE L. HAYES, Business Manager His college preparation has been in business affairs and education. The Business Manager is responsible for the task of budgeting, accounting, purchasing, transportation, buildings and grounds. He counsels and gives guid- ance to the Superintendent as he advises the board on policies and programs. He helps others contri- bute to the educational enterprise. JULIE ANN BORCHERS Shorthand I, II, Typing I, II Office Practice Western Illinois University B.S. in Ed. Northern 111. University. MAYME BRATT Home Economics II, III, IV Illinois State Normal University B. Ed. ERMA CRONKHITE American History Illinois State University B. Ed. GLORIA L. CRUSIUS Spanish I, II Illinois Wesleyan University B. A. CHARLES EZELL Chemistry, Biology Southern Illinois University B. A. JAMES FRENCH Band Eastern Illinois University B. S. in Ed. , M. S. in Ed. NOBLE GARDNER Mech. Dr. I, Wood. II, D.o. Eastern Illinois University B. S. LARRY DEAN GIRE Mechanical Drawing II, Wood. II, Athletic Director Jr. High Murray State University B.S. Eastern Illinois University. LEONARD HASLETT Industrial Arts Eastern Illinois University B. S. in Ed. DICK HOBBS Athletic Director, Football Track Coach, P.E. Simpson College, B.A. , N.E. Missouri State Teachers, M.A. LAWRENCE B. JAHN Bookkeeping, Typing I Eastern Illinois University B.S. Business Education WILMA JONES English IV, Latin I, II Indiana University A.B. BERNICE LAYDEN English II, Speech Marquette University Ph. B. MYRA LEIGH Office Assistant LARRY LOBB Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Trig. , Analytic Geometry Eastern Illinois University B. S. in Ed. ELINOR LEIGH MARTIN French I and ‘II Illinois State University B. Ed. MARY MESSNER Librarian Illinois Wesleyan University B. A. University of Illinois M. Ed. ROBERT E. PARRISH Driver Education, Asst. Football, Track Coach Eastern Illinois University B.S. , M.S. QUENTIN W. RYDER Government, Sociology, Economics Southern Illinois University B.S. MARGARET E. SHACKLEE English II, III Maryville College B.A. GENE SHEAGLEY Biology, Physics Bob Jones University B.S. RICHARD C. TOSI American, World History Coe College B.A. EILEEN VINES ELIZABETH VINES LARRY D. VOORHEES Girls’ P.E. University of Illinois B. S. English II Illinois Wesleyan University B.A. Vocal Music Eastern Illinois University B. S. Ed., M.A. OPHOMORES Adwell, Michael Alkire, Marvin Allison, Wayne Anderson, Brenda Atwell, James Baer, Denise Baldwin, Susan Bane, Michael Barker, David Bartmess, Pamela Beauvois, Terry Bell, David Benjamin, Jim Billingsly, Mike Bingham, Monty Blumthal, Bud Bretz, Bob Brockway, Judy Brougher, Nancy Brown, Delbart Brown, Gary Brown, Jim Byerly, Bob Cain, Connie Catron, Dennis Chandler, Terry Chenoweth, Terry Clarke, Jane Comstock, Larry Cornelius, Vicki Cox, Judy Cramer, John Creamer, Helen Cundiff, Melvin Davis, Carolyn Day, Daniel Dazey, Steve Dean, Larry Edwards, Jerry Ellis, Kris Ervin, David Evans, Sadie (1 Eyrich, Steve SHOWN Fields, Linda Fink, David Fink, Vernon t Foxworthy, Penny Franklin, Janice Fredricks, Joan Gaddis, David PHOTOfrRAPW HOT AVAIL ABLf Galloway, Steve Garrison, Joe German, Larry Gholson, Ladonna Good rum, Lynn Gossett, Keith Gossett, Randy Grether, Tom Gudgel, Dianne Hampton, Mike 13 Hampton, Sharon Hardy, Douglas Hensley, Patricia Herman, Connie Hott, Martha Hughes, Connie Hunt, Stephen Irwin, Nancy Iungerich, Glen Johnson, Nancy Kincade, Janet Knoll, Greg Laird, Jay Lane, Allen Langdoc, Kent Law, Jeanne Leslie, Mary Lewis, Steven Lohmeyer, Eloise Long, Deborah Lowe, Gary Lutz, Linda Lytle, Robert Mattingly, Gary May, Frank Mayberry, Donald McBride, Dennis McCalla, John McElhaney, John McQuay, Jean 14 McVicker, Alan McVicker, Kenny Meador, Terry Miller, Lonie Morris, Mike Morts, Larry Musk, Martha Odle, Raymond Odle, Sheila Peterson, Bill Pinnick, Debbie Pittman, Gene Pocialik, Linda Pratt, Julia Pratt, Kathy Price, James Priddy, Danny Rainwater, Lana Ramsey, Jeanette Ramsey, Linnette Rayls, Bill Reed, Frances Rhodes, Mike Rhodes, Sharon Rossey, Trent Sanders, Dick Schellhardt, Jeff Seiters, Patricia Sheagley, Eric Shore, Karen Simpson, Lloyd Smith, Gary Sollars, Donald Spickard, Lynn Staton, Virginia Stockton, Levoynne Thomas, Dennis Summers, Chet Thomas, Paul Timmons, David OT MOWN PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Tincher, William Trent, James Trent, Larry Tullis, Bruce Tweedy, Jamee Vance, Linda Wagoner, Stanley Walls, David Ward, Daniel Warf, Janet Warner, Michael Watson, Richard Weyand, Amy Whiteman, Donna Williams, Sandra Winters, Beverly Wintersteen, Debbie Wisdom, Shirley Wise, Sheila Yaden, John 16 Young, Oscar Young, Robyn Hinton, Dennis Dalton, Marcia Kennedy, Allen Sophomore Class Officers Mr. Lobb, Mr. Gire, sponsors, Chet Summers, President; Judy Brockway, Secretary; Randy Price, Treasurer; and Jeanne Law, Vice-President. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Our faithful sponsors, Mr. Lobb and Mr. Gire, put forth a real effort to try and organize the sophomores. In the fall we elected our class officers who were; President-Chet Summers, Vice-President-Jeanne Law, Secretary-Judy Brockway, and Treasurer-Randy Price. Brenda Anderson, Jane Clarke, Nancy Irwin, Janet Kincaid, and Lynn Spick- ard, who were elected our Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, cheered our teams to great football and basketball seasons. Coach Parrish and his football team had a 6-2 record, while our basketball team, under the coaching of Coach Ryder, had a fine spirit and always fought hard. With a tremendous amount of fun involved, our homecoming float was a big success, until the ghastly wind hit it. We elected Judy Brockway and Jeanne Law as our attendants. You'll be hearing a great deal of the Sophomore Class as we climb the ladder toward success. 17 Scenes Jn and Out of S. LIFE'S REALLY EASY H-H-H-H-M-M-M-M P.E. CLASS??? YOU DID IT!! AT LAST, A LITTLE LEISURE.. ONLY PASSING TIME AWAY... UN ORS Anderson, Jane Andrews, Charles Baker. Everett Barker, Kathy Barnard, Christie Bart low, FDebby Bell, Gary Bergstrand, Stephen Blankenship, Wanda Bloyd, Carolyn Bloyd, Cathryn Browne, Sam Browning, Donna Buhrmester, Terry Burge, Russell Burt. Marie Cade, James Carlson, Randall Cawthon, Diane Chesnut, Carla Compton, Glen Compton, Vicki Coon. Daniel Coon, Sam Correll, Deborah Curry, Jacqueline Custer, Terry Davis, Leon Day, Michael Dice, Dennis Fink, Ivan Fix, Joyce Fliesser, Margaret Flynn, Jacqueline Ford, Elizabeth Forshier, Barbara Franklin, Patricia Frederick, Wayne Gage, Wayne Garrison, Wally Gholson, James Good, Rodney Gooden, Dorene Goss, Carolyn Gossett, Jerry Gustine, Linda Halcom, Terry Hall, Ruby Hamilton, Robert Henk, Barbara Hickman, Rosalie Hott, John Jarnagin, Clara Jenkins, Frank Johnson, Richard Kaag, Cynthia Kaufmann, Lucinda Kelley, Russell Kelnhofer, Art Knight, Charles Lawson, Charlene Layden, Michael Leslie, Dwight Linares, Juan Lohmeyer, Jeannie Lohmeyer, Frances Longfellow, Sid Luttrell, Kerry Mann, Bonnie Martin, Roger Matthews, Christine McBride, Jacqueline McBride, Steve McBride, Woodrow McCullough, Richard McGinnis, David McIntyre, Rebecca McLain, Danny Means, Linda Monroney, Linda Morgenroth, John Murphy, Robert Nolin, Deborah Norris, Billy Olson, Donald Page, Leon Plackett, Jaynie Potts, Glenn Powell, Sherryl Price, Sharon Reed, Alice Reed, Kathy Regan, Randy Richards, Linda Richmond, Ann Rickart, Roberta Roark, Roy Roberts, Peggy Rosborg, James Russell, Cindy Schatz, Stephen Schieler, Jerry Schroeder, Ronald Schuen, Mary Lou Sheppard, Neil Sheppard, Michael Silver, Martha Simpson, Harold Smith, Janice Smythe, John Songer, Craig Steele, David Stipp, Virginia Swim, Larry Theobald, David Thomas, Everett Thomas, Penny Thrasher, Sue Unger, Stephen VerBeke, Denise ‘Junior Class Officers Wallace, Larry Warner, Steve Weaks, Steven Williams, Cindy Ziebart, Chris THE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY By working hard and also having fun, the junior class has been rewarded for their many achievements. Realizing the responsibility and need for leadership for our many activities, we chose Sid Longfellow, President; Don Olson, Vice-President; Alice Reed, Secretary; and Ruby Hall, Treasurer. Jane Anderson, Debbie Bartlow, Kathy Reed, Craig Songer, Steve Weaks, and Jim Gholson, were chosen as our Student Council representatives. With these dependable leaders and our sponsors, Miss Shaklee and Mr. Sheagley, we knew we would come through the year with success. At Homecoming we were proud to have Bonnie Mann and Jeanie Lohmeyer as our attendants. We were equally proud of our float that took third place in the parade. Members of our class chosen as cheerleaders were Sharon Price, Jane Anderson, and Debbie Nolin. Along with the rest of the school, we helped make the AFS Carnival a success by planning a Spook House as our project. One of our main goals this year was to present our graduating Seniors with an unforgettable prom. It was a great success and we thank each and every student for being co-operative and working so hard for its success. It was really a year full of wonderful memories. We are looking forward to our next and last year at HHS. 24 Jn Memory John William Burt, a member of the class of 1967, was killed in a tragic accident on May 25, 1967. During the three years in which he attended HHS, John contributed much of his time to the school and its many ac- tivities. All of us who knew him will treasure the memory of this active, cheerful boy. To John, the class of 1967 dedicates this page. There comes a time for all of us when we must say good-bye But faith and hope and love and trust can never, never die! Although the curtain falls at last, is that a cause to grieve? The future is fairer than the past if only we believe And trust in God’s eternal care. So when the Master calls, Let's say that life is still more fair although the curtain falls. 25 ROBERT ANDREW ALKIRE Bob” AMBITION: To lead a happy and successful life. PET PEEVE: Boys who burn their draft cards. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Science Club 3; John Greer Players 3,4; Thespians 3,4. DIANNA CAROL BAILEY Di AMBITION: To get married and lead a happy and suc- cessful life. PET PEEVE: Teachers who give tests. MAUDIE IRENE BEARD Maude AMBITION: To go to beautician school then some day get married. PET PEEVE: American Government, Macbeth, and people who call me by my first name. ACTIVITIES: Library Club 1; Girls Basketball 1,2; Belles 1. SHERIDAN LEE BEARD Ferdinand AMBITION: To become a scuba diver for the State Police. PET PEEVE: People with hard tests and high tempers. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 3; Tumbling 1. THOMAS ANTHONY BENJAMIN Tom AMBITION: To go to College. PET PEEVE: People who always think they are funny by trying to cut somebody else down. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2,4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Science Club 1; Intramurals 3,4; Football 2,3. CAROL SUE BRANDENBURG Carol AMBITION: To get a good education and lead a happy and successful life. PET PEEVE: First hour Government class. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,3,4; FHA 3; Pres. 3; Library Club 1; Prom Committee 3. JANICE LYNN BROWN J. B. AMBITION: To become a successful X-Ray Technician and to get the most out of life by always being happy. PET PEEVE: People who try to hang on to the past. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; John Greer Players 3,4; Allied Medical 2, 3; Picayune 3,4; Editor 4; Hall Monitor 4; Prom Committee 3; FHA 1; Home- coming 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 1; Stage Band 4. MARILYN DEAN BROWN AMBITION: To be graduated from Lincoln Christian and go into the Mission Field. PET PEEVE: Straight A students who complain when they get an A-. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,3; Librarian 1,4; Library Club 4; Allied Medical 2; Drama Club 3. JOHN WILLIAM BURT John AMBITION: To be graduated from college and lead a successful and rewarding life. PET PEEVE: Bossy Girls! ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1, 2; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4; John Greer Players 3; In- tramurals 3; Bell Boys 1; Arsenic and Old Lace 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Mixed Chorus 1. PATRICIA ANN BURTON Patty AMBITION: To be graduated from college and live a happy life. PET PEEVE: Spiders. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1; Student Council 1; John Greer Players 3,4; Thespians 3,4; The Loud Red Patrick 3; Office Help 4; Girls Basketball 2,3; Picayune 3,4; Girls Chorus 1. CHRISTIE MARIE BURY Chris AMBITION: To achieve some amount of happiness in the years to come. PET PEEVE: Hard butter and fools. ACTIVITIES: GAA Bowling 1,2,3; John Greer Players 3; Chorus 1,3; Prom Committee 3. BONNIE KAYE CARTER Clem AMBITION: To be graduated and be happy and to have a lot of fun. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than anyone else and conceited boys. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1; Library Club 1; Chorus 3,4; FHA 3. 27 RANDALL EARL CARTER NANCY LYNNE CHENOWETH Teddybear AMBITION: To get married and have a lot of children, which I will be doing soon. PET PEEVE: Certain Home Ec. Teachers that give tests that I can't understand. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3. THOMAS RAY CLEVELAND Albie AMBITION: To get a college education and become successful. PET PEEVE: Other students who think they are better than anyone else. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; V.P. 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Letterman's Club 3; V.P. Soph class; V.P. class 3. CAROLYN SUE COFFEY AMBITION: To be useful in all phases of my life, and to learn as much as I possibly can. PET PEEVE: Any one who makes sarcastic remarks about people from the South. ACTIVITIES: Library Club 4; Pres. 4; Business Club 3. DEBORA LYNN COMSTOCK Deb AMBITION: To go to ISU, to meet many people and to lead a good Christian life. PET PEEVE: People who take life too serious and gripe and people who don’t take life serious enough and com- plain. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Home- coming Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4; GAA 2,3. DOROTHY LOUISE CORRELL Doe AMBITION: To graduate. PET PEEVE: People who think they're better than any- one else. ACTIVITIES: GAA 1. VAUGHN FRANKLIN COX AMBITION: To be a well rounded individual capable of using much of my potential. PET PEEVE: People who are too lazy to do the things that need to be done. ACTIVITIES: FT A 3,4; Student Council 3; Aides 4; Honor Society 4; Pres. 4. SHIRLEY LEE CREAMER AMBITION: To get out of school. PET PEEVE: Jim Garriott. BOBBY V. CROPPER Hoss AMBITION: To try my hand at being a machinest or enlist in the Air Force or Navy. PET PEEVE: People that think they know it all. ACTIVITIES: Football 2; Track 1; Industrial Arts Club 1. DONALD LEE CROPPER AMBITION: To join the United States Army and fight for what I believe in. PET PEEVE: People that brown nose teachers or anyone else. ACTIVITIES: DO 4. CHARLES WILLIAM CRUSINBERRY Bill AMBITION: To try to achieve all the goals that I set for myself. PET PEEVE: Teachers who think that assignments are necessary. ACTIVITIES: Football 3. ROY RALPH DANIEL Ralph” AMBITION: To go on to College. PET PEEVE: Girls that break up, and cars that break down. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 3,4; DO; Pres. 4. 29 CAROL ANN DEAN AMBITION: To finish my education, get married and raise a basketball team. PET PEEVE: People who are always late, and the Se- lective Service System. ACTIVITIES: GAA 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Drama Club 3; Marching Band 3; Office Help 4; Homecoming 2,4. DONALD WAYNE ECKERSLEY Wayne AMBITION: To go to Danville Junior College and to lead a happy and successful life. PET PEEVE: My many nicknames. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2; Track 1,2; John Greer Players 2,3. CHERYL LYNN EDWARDS AMBITION: To live happily ever after. PET PEEVE: Girls who drink. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,3; GAA 1,3,4. MICHAEL LEE EELLS Mike AMBITION: To become a Civil Engineer. PET PEEVE: Little, bald-headed Student Council Presidents who cut me down all the time. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,3; Intramurals 4; Student Council 4, Boys State 4, Lettermans Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Pres, class 4. CURTIS HARRELL ELLIS Curt AMBITION: To become a successful commercial artist. PET PEEVE: Uncle Sam and the V.C. ACTIVITIES: Track 1; Basketball 1; DO 3,4; Letter- mens Club 1. ROBERT ALLEN FINK AMBITION: To find an ambition! PET PEEVE: Dirty cars. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club 3. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE CAROLYN SUE FORS HIER Susie” AMBITION: To get married and have kids. PET PEEVE: Boys who go to California and when they come back they don't know you exist. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3,4. RICHARD STEVEN FORSHIER Dick AMBITION: To be an Oceanographer. PET PEEVE: Running from government class to the lunch line. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. STEPHEN ROY FRAZIER Ed Norton AMBITION: To go to college and go to Calif, or New York or France, and to be simple. PET PEEVE: People that pick on Tom Norfolk. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2; Football 1,3; Track 1,2, 3; Thespians 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Lettermans Club 1,2, 3,4; John Greer Players 3,4; Sergeant-At-Arms 4. MARY JANE FRENCH Frenchie AMBITION: To become a Medical Secretary, marry a millionaire and live happily ever after. PET PEEVE: People who think they are great when they're no better the rest of us. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1; FHA 1; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Prom Committee 3, Homecoming 2,3,4; Allied Medical 2,3; Hall Monitors 3,4; Picayune 3,4. JAMES FLOYD FURROW Floyd AMBITION: To be a draftsman. PET PEEVE: Girls that think they've got more than they really have. ACTIVITIES: DO Club 4. MARILYN MAY GAFFNEY AMBITION: To lead a happy and successful life. PET PEEVE: People who talk behind your back. SUELLEN ELIZABETH GARDNER Sue-Sue AMBITION: To be a lawyer. PET PEEVE: Sugar Bear ACTIVITIES: GAA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Sec. 1, V.P. , 4; Speech Contest 3, 4; Thespians 3,4; Sec. 4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Christmas Dance queen candidate; Farewell Dance Queen candidate; Homecoming Queen candidate; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council State Convention; Pi- cayune Staff 3,4; Concessions 3,4; Pep Club 3. THOMAS WAYNE GATRELL Tom AMBITION: To be graduated and get a job and not to associate with any more teachers. PET PEEVE: People who are excessive drinkers mainly in public places and people who are P. W. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts 1. HERBERT ALLEN GLENN Shwah AMBITION: I want to be a Gpvemment or History teacher, and a coach, football or basketball. PET PEEVE: Teachers who don’t have a sense of humor and do not bring a little humor into their class. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; John Greer Players 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Science Club 1,2,4; Bell Boys 1; Student Council 1; Science Club V.P. 1. DARCY DAVID GOODEN Darcey AMBITION: To become a good citizen and a Benefit to my community. PET PEEVE: Q. W. Ryder ALLEN LEON GOODRUM Big Al AMBITION: I wish to become a prominent building contractor. PET PEEVE: People who get scared because of a big football game. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Lettermans Club 1,2,3,4. DEBORAH KAY GRITTON Dabby AMBITION: Become a beautician, get married, and live happily ever after. PETE PEEVE: Home Economics and TIME magazines. EDWIN KENNETH GUSTINE Kenny AMBITION: To be a Professor of Nuclear Science at M.I.T. PET PEEVE: Teachers with big assignments. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,4, Student Council 1, Mixed Chorus 3, Industrial Arts 3, John Greer Players 3, In- tramurals 3,4. JOHN ANDREW HABEL Otis AMBITION: To be graduated before my little brother. PET PEEVE: Teachers who have 3 ways of doing things ACTIVITIES: Intramurals, Track 1, Basketball 1, In- dustrial; Arts Club. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ADA ROYETTA HAMPTON Ada AMBITION: To be a successful beautician and happily married. PET PEEVE: Boys—(especially husbands). ACTIVITIES: GAA 1,2,3,4, Junior Auxiliary 2, Chorus 1, 2,3,4. ISOLDE BRIGITTE HARDWICK Sammie AMBITION: To go on to college and become a business teacher. PET PEEVE: To be kept waiting. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1, Science Club 1, Pompettes 3, Allied Medical 3, GAA 1,2, Girl's Basketball 1,2, Xmas Dance Queen Candidate 1, Farewell Dance Queen Candidate 1, Homecoming Queen Attendant 2, Sopho- more Class Sec. , D.O. Sec. STANLEY CHARLES HOLLEN Stan AMBITION: To become a bookkeeper or accountant in business. PET PEEVE: American Government teachers. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club 3, Science Club 2. GROVER HOTT 33 ROGER LEE HUFFMAN R°g AMBITION: ”My ambition is to get a good job and live comfortable. PET PEEVE: Girls who go around thinking they’re bet- ter than anyone. LYNDAL JARNAG1N Lynn” AMBITION: To be graduated from college. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people. ACTIVITIES: John Greer Players 3,4; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Allied Medical 4; Hall Monitor 3,4; Honor Banquet 2,3,4; Picayune 4; Prom Committee 3. ARTHUR DALE JEFFRIES Oscar AMBITION: To be an educated grease monkey. PET PEEVE: Teenagers that do not appreciate the good things that they have in life. ACTIVITIES: DO 3,4. RUSSELL HAYDEN JENKINS Hayden AMBITION: To become an electrician. PET PEEVE: Guys from Danville. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Mang. 2; Intramurals 3; In- dustrial Arts Club 3; VP Industrial Arts Club 3. JOHN STEVEN JOHNSON Steve AMBITION: To graduate and go into the service. PET PEEVE: People who have a mouth. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Football 1; Track 1; DO 4. KATHIE ANNE KEETON Kathie AMBITION: To lead a happy and successful life and succeed in all the things I do. PET PEEVE: People who think they have to prove something to the world, but never succeed in their at- tempts. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1; GAA 2,3; John Greer Players 3; FHA 2; Library Club 1; Prom Committee 3. GLEN WESLEY KING AMBITION: To graduate and join the Army. PET PEEVE: People who are conceited. MARGARET ANN KING Mag AMBITION: To graduate and enjoy life. PET PEEVE: Teachers who give big assignments. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 3; FHA 3. BARNEY JOSEPH KIRTS AMBITION: To be graduated from college. PET PEEVE: After the coach says Alright one more time, but we are still out there an hour later. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. NORMAN LEE KLOCKE Norm AMBITION: To become an Agricultural Engineer. PET PEEVE: ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Madrigals 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Intramurals 3,4. RANDY RUSSELL KNOLL Ace AMBITION: To make the most I can of my life. PET PEEVE: Girls who sit behind a person in study hall and talk all period. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1,2,3; Dramatic Club 3,4; Camera Club 2; Thespians 3,4; Pres. Science Club 1. RONALD LACY GREG STEVEN LAIRD AMBITION: To be successful in anything I do. PET PEEVE: People who aren't willing to fight for their country. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4. ANNE LUCILLE LAYDEN AMBITION: To go to college and major in Elementary Education. PET PEEVE: People who talk too much about them- selves and people who drink just to show that they can follow the crowd. ACTIVITIES: GAA 1,2,3; VP 3; Pep Club 2; FT A 3, 4; Allied Medical 4. LAWRENCE TADE LAYDEN Tader Chips AMBITION: To go to College .and major in Business Administration. PET PEEVE: People who believe they are capable of doing something the best, but are not really capable of the task. ACTIVITIES: Thespians 3,4; Track Mang. 1; Basket- ball Mang. 2,3,4. CHARLES LEEMON LINDA KAY LEIGH AMBITION: To marry a certain sailor. PET PEEVE: Waiting for people. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,2; Picayune Staff 2; Stu- dent Council 1; Chorus 1; DO Club 4. GLENN EARL LLOYD Sandy AMBITION: To go to college. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3; Student Council 1. MARSHA SUE LONG Sue AMBITION: To become a successful beautician. PET PEEVE: People who act better than anyone else when they are not really any better. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,4. SUE ANN LONG Grandma AMBITION: To go to school and become a X-Ray tech- nician. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than anyone else, and people who drink. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1; GAA 1; Library Club 3; Allied Medical.3; Yearbook 4; John Greer Players 3,4. LARRY LONGFELLOW Larry RONNIE GUY LONGFELLOW Pork AMBITION: To stay out of trouble. PET PEEVE: Girls. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3. MARIA CHRISTINA MARTIN Furner AMBITION: To go to college, get married,and have eight children. PET PEEVE: The mirror, and people who lie on Sun- days. ACTIVITIES: GAA 4; Student Council 4; Concessions 4.. BRUCE DOUGLAS MAYER Bruce AMBITION: To go to college and major in Dramatics. PET PEEVE: People who wear white socks with a suit. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1; VP 1; Letterman's Club 1; VP 1; Thespians 3; Treas. 2; Football 1,2,3; Madri- gal 3,4. 37 TERRY GENE McBRIDE AMBITION: To be a civil engineer. PET PEEVE: Someone who worries and gets excited over nothing. People who make something out of nothing. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermens Club 3. RANDALL JOE McLAIN Mac” AMBITION: To go to college and be one of the best music directors in the Country. PET PEEVE: People who do things with no reason at all. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Football 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,4; Pit Band 3,4; John Greer Players 3,4. DIANE LOUISE McVICKER AMBITION: To continue my education and then be known as an intellectual bum. PET PEEVE: People who do not drive faster than the speed limits. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2,3,4; Treas. 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Pi- cayune 3,4; Office Help 3,4; Farewell Queen Candi- date 1; Christmas Dance Queen 1; Homecoming Atten- dant 2; Nat'l Honor Society Historian 4. EDWARD ALAN MILLER Ease AMBITION: To become an officer in the Navy. PET PEEVE: People who fake injuries in Football games. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Letter- mans Club 3,4. MARILYN JANE MILLER Boite AMBITION: To an elementary teacher, marry a coach, and have a few little quarterbacks of my own. PET PEEVE: Curfews and crying. ACTIVITIES: GAA 1,2,3,4; SEC-Treas. 2; FTA 3,4; TRES-Sec 3,4; Student Council 4; Thespians 3,4; Pres. 4; Chorus 1; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Concessions 4. H. JAY MORRISON A J Foyt AMBITION: To be a United States Marine. PET PEEVE: People who think they’re better than everyone else. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2; Track; Basketball 1; DO 3, 4. 38 DINTY MUSK Dinty THOMAS EVERETT MYERS •'Tom AMBITION: To lead a successful life, as machinist, or a draftsman. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than some people. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club 3. WILLIAM EDWARD NELSON Bill AMBITION: To go on to college and study engineering in hopes of becoming rich and being able to retire very early in life. PET PEEVE: People with very little hair who constantly cut you down. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; John Greer Players 3,4; Thespian 3,4; Bell Boys 1; In- tramural Sports 3,4; Boys Chorus 1; Pres. John Greer Players 4. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE THOMAS RICHARD NORFOLK Tom AMBITION: To graduate. PET PEEVE: Ryder’s tests. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Manager 1,2; Track Manager 3. BELINDA KAY ODLE Bea AMBITION: To be a successful nurse. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1,2; Pompettes 3,4; John Greer Players 3,4; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Allied Medical Club 2,3,4; Library 1; Honor Banquet 2,3; Treas. Science Club 1. KATHLEEN JEAN OLSON Kathy AMBITION: To face all my problems as they come up and be able to work them out, never giving up. PET PEEVE: People who judge a group by the actions of a few people. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1; Girls Chorus 1; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Allied Medical Club 2; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Stage Band 3; Pit Band 3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4. DAVID RAY OSBORN ” Ozzie AMBITION: To go to college and to someday have my own customizing shop. PET PEEVE: Government teachers who drive Pontiacs and wear their bowling shirts to school. ACTIVITIES: Bell Boys 1. ERNEST LOUIS PAGE Tree AMBITION: To go to college and become a successful draftsman. PET PEEVE: People who make fun of others. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Bell Boys 1. GARY WAYNE PITTMAN Buzz AMBITION: To be successful in life and make the most of my ability. PET PEEVE: People who try to be somebody or some- thing they are not. ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Sec.- Treas. MICHAEL JOSEPH POCIALIK Polock AMBITION: To move to Poland. PET PEEVE: Bald P.E. teachers with big paddles.. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club 3; Intramurals 1; Band 1,2,3. TERRY LEE POLSON AMBITION: To become a Commercial Engineer. PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke, drink, or curse. ACTIVITIES: Prom 3; John Greer Players 3. MARGARET ISABELLA POWELL Peggy AMBITION: To become a beautician, then get married and have a family. PET PEEVE: People who say they aren't going to pass a test when they know they will. ACTIVITIES: GAA 1,2; Library Club 1,2; FHA 1; Chorus 1. PHYLLIS ANN POWELL Q. R. AMBITION: To become a nurse either in Pediatrics or Anesthesiology; possibly, work in the Peace Corps for two years. Get married. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than others. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Librarian 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 4; Allied Medical Club 4; Band Secretary 4. VIRGINIA LEIGH POWELL Ginny AMBITION: To become a secretary, get married and have a family. PET PEEVE: People who think they know everything, but don't. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2; G. A. A. 1,2; Vaulting 1; Library Work 1. LESLIE KAYE RAINWATER Les AMBITION: To get married and have a family some day. PET PEEVE: Having to wait on people. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,4. KENNETH LE ROY RAMSEY Ken AMBITION: To become a good machinist, and live in California, drive a good car, have a new home, and just plain get out and enjoy life. PET PEEVE: I don't like teachers or school but I have to put up with it, so that's that. RALPH MICHAEL REGAN Mike AMBITION: A satisfying life. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter- man's Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Hall monitor 4; John Greer Players 3,4; Intramural Basketball 3,4. FRANK WILLIAM RICHARDS AMBITION: To be graduated from college and be a successful coach and person. PET PEEVE: People who are not silent when they should be. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2. 3,4; Drama Club 2; Science Club 2; F. T. A. 3, 4; Boys Chorus 1; Bell Boys 1; Lettermans Club 3,4; Mad- rigals 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Float Committee 2; F. T. A. 3. 41 BRENDA JOANN RICKART AMBITION: To lead a full and happy life. PET PEEVE: People who always look down on other people and think they are so much better. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1; Picayune Staff 3,4; Belles 1, 2; Homecoming Attendant 2 4; Christmas Dance Attendant 1; Basketball 1, 2; Prom 3; Chorus 1. WILLIAM MICHAEL SANDERS Mike AMBITION: To be a professional Accountant. PET PEEVE: People who think they have to rat on other people to get in good with teachers in study halls. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Li- brary Club 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Camera Club 2, 3; FT A 3; John Greer Players 3; Track 1, 2. MARILYN DIANE SCHLINKER AMBITION: To be a success in whatever I do. PET PEEVE: Conceited people. ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3. RITA MAE SCOTT AMBITION: To succeed in whatever I do. PET PEEVE: People who insinuate instead of saying what they mean. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1; Photo Club 2; Allied Medical 2, 3; Library Club 3; John Greer Players 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Treas. 4; FTA 4; Office Help 4; Greer Gab 1; Ed. 1. TIMOTHY WAYNE SHEPHERD Tim AMBITION: To succeed in anything I do. PET PEEVE: Mopheads who raid refrigerators. ACTIVITIES: Bell Boys 1; Treas. 1; Science Club 2; Camera Club 2; Student Council 4; Concessions 4; V. P. class 4. JAMES RUSSELL SHIELDS Donut AMBITION: To be graduated from Western 111. Univ. and become a coach. PET PEEVE: Supplementary Government notes. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2; Pres. 1; Bell Boys 1; Sec. 1; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2,3,4; Hall Monitor 2; FTA 3,4; Pres. 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Parlia- mentarian 4; Lettermen’s Club 4. 42 JACK GLEN SHOEMAKER Jake” AMBITION: Work my way around the world. PET PEEVE: Smart mouthed underclassmen. ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; DO 4; Intramurals 2; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4. DEBRA ANNE SIMS Debbie AMBITION: To become a secretary at an eye clinic. PET PEEVE: People who smoke and drink and brag about it. ACTIVITIES: GAA 2,3,4; Allied Medical 2,3,4; V. P. 4; Pep Club 3; John Greer Players 3,4. STEPHEN WAYNE SNIVELY Steve AMBITION: To successfully fulfill my purpose in life. PET PEEVE: Hypocrites ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; Madrigals 3,4; Bell Boys 1; Science Club 4; John Greer Players 3,4; V. P. 4; Thespians 4; Hall Monitor 4; Student Council 2; Marching Band 1; Let- terman's Club 3,4; Pres. 4. MICHAEL WAYNE SOLLARS Mike AMBITION: To go to college and come out a music director. PET PEEVE: People who are two-faced. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club. RUTH ANN SONGER Ruth AMBITION: Que sera sera. PET PEEVE: People who THINK they have to smoke and drink. ACTIVITIES: Allied Medical 2,3,4; Treas. 4; Science Club 1,2; Camera Club 1,2; Chorus 1,3,4; Madrigal 4; Drama 3,4. KAREN FAYE SPICKARD AMBITION: To be a happy P.E. teacher like Miss Oathout. PET PEEVE: Telephone operators who listen in. ACTIVITIES: GAA 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Picayune Staff 4; Student Council 4; FTA 3,4; V.P. 4; Prom 3; Belles 1; Pres. 1. ANDREW JAMES STATON M Stakes AMBITION: To become a Marine. PET PEEVE: People who are Draft-dodgers. ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 3, 4. JOHN WALTER STUEBE AMBITION: To go on to college and after graduation and live the happy life of a professional man. PET PEEVE: People who would enjoy having something but don't want to work to get it. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Pres. 4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Sec. 4; Chorus 1; John Greer Players 3,4; Prom 3; Con- cessions 4; Boys State. MARK DUANE SUMMERS AMBITION: To go to college and major in Business Administration. PET PEEVE: Baby birds with glasses. ACTIVITIES: Bell Boys 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1; Track 1; Student Council 1; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; John Greer Players 2,3. LUCINDA KAY SWANICK Cindy” AMBITION: To be graduated from college and lead a happy life. PET PEEVE: Boys with long hair and white socks. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1; Sec. 1; GAA 2,3,4; John Greer Players 3; FTA 3,4; Treas. 4; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 3. MARTHA LYNN TAYLOR Muff AMBITION: To be an airplane pilot and have my own flying circus like P. G. PET PEEVE: Dead rabbits. ACTIVITIES: GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Picayune Staff 3; John Greer Players 3,4; Belles 1; Sci- ence Club 1; Madrigal 3,4; Pep Club 3; Concessions 3; Cheerleading 1,2. JAMES RUSSELL TERRY Jim AMBITION: To drive a Rolls Royce in my white tennis shoes. PET PEEVE: Up with down. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1,2; Camera Club 1,2; John Greer Players 3,4; Thespians 3,4. JANE MARRIE TIMMONS AMBITION: To graduate, go to college, and eventual- ly become a Physical Therapist. PET PEEVE: People who always deride or put down others. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1; Allied Medical 2,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Sec. 4; Madrigal Ensemble 4; Chorus 3,4; Library Club 2; Prom 3; Homecoming At- tendant 3; Class Sec. 3,4. SANDRA JO TINCHER Tinch AMBITION: To lead a happy life. PET PEEVE: People who think they're not good enough for someone. ACTIVITIES: GAA 1,2,3; FHA 2; Library Club 1; Stu- dent Council 1; Girls Tumbling 1,2; Girls Basketball 2, 3. RAYMOND WAGONER STEVE EUGENE WALLACE Steve AMBITION: To become an employee in the field of conservation. PET PEEVE: People who think they are being smart, but are not. ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Intra murals 2. ELIZABETH KAY WHITEMAN Liz AMBITION: To become a secretary and later on get married and raise a large, happy family. PET PEEVE: People who try to run the teachers. STEVE ELLIS WILLIAMS Walt AMBITION: To die of old age. PET PEEVE: Other people who live and breathe. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. 45 VERNE WILLIAMS STEVEN MARCHEL WISE Steve AMBITION: To get a college education, live a healthy, happy and millionaire type of life, live to be at least one hundred years old. PET PEEVE: Girls who think they are great but aren’t. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Mang. 1,2,3,4; Football Mang. 3; Football 1,2; FT A 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1, 3,4. BETTY LYNN WOOD Boop AMBITION: To graduate, attend S.I.U. , receive my Bachelor's Degree in Nursing, and later join the Peace Corps. PET PEEVE: Boys and girls who drink. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Drum Majorette 3,4; Twirler 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Belles 1; Allied Medical 2,3,4; Prom 3; Class Tres. 2; Farewell Dance Queen 1; Christmas Dance Attendant 1. JUDY KAY YADEN AMBITION: To find a career in the Florist Industry. PET PEEVE: People who are always telling the bad things others do. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2; GAA 2,3; DO 4; GAA Tum- bling 3. 46 Senior Class Officers L to R: Brenda Rickart, Jane Timmons, Tim Shepherd, Mike Eells, Mrs. Layden, Mr. Haslett. THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Twelve years of our search for wisdom and understanding have come to an end. Our search has at times seemed long and hard, but most of the time it has been filled with good times and happy memories. We started the year by electing our class officers--Mike Eells, President; Tim Shepherd, Vice-Presi- dent; Jane Timmons, Secretary; and Brenda Rickart, Treasurer. Mrs. Layden and Mr. Haslett were our sponsors. The year has held many memorable events for us such as Homecoming, Senior Week, Honors Day, and many others. Debbie Comstock was chosen as our Homecoming Queen, with Suellen Gardner, Brenda Rick- art, and Christina Martin as the Senior Attendents. The Seniors were well represented this year in the school's many clubs and organizations as well as on the athletic teams. Representing our class on the Student Council were Tim Shepherd, Tom Benjamin, Tom Cleveland, Karen Spickard, Diane McVicker, Christina Martin, and Marilyn Miller. The Senior cheerleaders were Betty Wood and Suellen Gardner. Therefore get wisdom; and with all thy getting, get understanding. (Proverb IV:7) We feel that this expresses the wisdom we have gained, and the understanding we have and we hope to attain in the future. As our class flower we chose the Lily of the Valley. The Class of 1967 is one of which Hoopeston High School can be duly proud. 47 WOULD BELIEVE !� oooooe � FQQOOOOO 0000009� ) 000008© Wills I, Bob Alkire, will my grease lightening draw with a piston to Steve Weaks. I, Dianna Bailey, will my ability to keep quiet to someone who needs it to keep out of trouble. I, Irene Beard, will all I know about cars to David Fink. I, Sheridan Beard, will all my hard tests in American Government to Didy Cawthorn. I, Tom Benjamin, will my co-ordination to play football to Tom Norfolk. I, Carol Brandenburg, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Vines to Charlene Lawson and Jeannie Lohmey- er. I, Janice Brown, will my ability to be in trouble in P.E. class all the time to Brenda Anderson. I, Marilyn Brown, will my patience to Miss Borchers in hopes that she will make it through shorthand I and office practice. I, John Burt, will my ability to pick on Terry Halcom to whoever wants it. I, Patty Burton, will all my good times to Ann Richmond and Christie Matthews. I, Chris Bury, will my pile of junk, laughingly referred to as a car, to any junk dealer who’s fool enough to want it. I, Bonnie Carter, will my government papers and tests to whatever Jr. will have them. I, Nancy Chenoweth, will my good sense of humor to anybody that, wants it. I, Tom Cleveland, will my ability to get along with Mr. Lobb to Jamee Tweedy. I, Carolyn, Coffey, will my tons of government notes to Martha Silver and Linda Means. I, Debbie Comstock, will my red gymsuit to H. H.S. to hang in the Girl's Locker Room to salute every morning after I’m gone. I, Dorthy Correll, will home economics III to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. I, Vaughn Cox, will to Terry Halcom a new jar of vaseline. I, Shirley Creamer, will my books to my sister. I, Bob Cropper, will my hat to Larry Swim. I, Don Cropper, will my miserable brain to science. I, Bill Crusinberry, will my ability to always fail at chemistry and physics experiments to anyone who takes these courses. I, Ralph Daniel, will my P.E. shorts to Kent Langdoc. I, Carol Dean, will all my good times to my brother Larry, and all my old lunch tickets to Bill Peterson. I, Don Eckersley, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Sam Browne. I, Cheryl Edwards, will my job to TRW to Jackie Curry. I, Mike Eells, will my ability to get along with Ben Howard and my knowledge of the flats to Steve Weaks. I, Curt Ellis, will my Honda and all of its trouble to Art Kelnhofer, who needs it. I, Bob Fink, will my ability to get stopped and not get a ticket to Roy Roark who is going to need it badly. I, Susie Forshier, will eight years of braces to anyone who wants them. I, Dick Forshier, will my color chart left to me last year to Ivan Fink. I, Steve Frazier, will my marvelous collection of socks to Robyn Young. May she wear them in good health. I, Mary Jane French, will my ability to be good in P. E. and never get into trouble to Lynn Spickard. I, Jim Furrow, will my ability to stay out of plowed fields to Benny Blakey. I, Marilyn Gaffney, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Linda Fields. 49 Wills I, Suellen Gardner, will Jane Anderson the success of la calle Washington , and to Sugar Bear Brown I will a box of Apple Jacks. I, Royetta Garrison, will my job at the Shack to any sucker who wants it. I, Tom Gatrell, will my athletic ability in sports to Jerry Gosset and Gene Pittman. I, Herbie Glenn, will my ability to play train to Debby Nolan. I, Dave Gooden, will my skill and ability as an honor student to Larry Swim. I, Allen Goodrum, will my position of guard to Wally Garrisoa I, Debbie Gritton, will my ability to get along with boys from Rankin and Milford to Diane Cawthon and Mary Lou Schuen. I, Kenny Gustine, will all my brains and athletic ability to Wayne Gage. 1, John Habel, will my ability to pass up a free beer to An Kelnhofer. I, Isolde Hardwick, will my talent in tumbling to Becky McIntyre. I, Stan Hollen, will my accurate knowledge of math to Larry Swim. I, Roger Huffman, will my ability to get good grades to Lucy Kaufmann. I, Rita Hufford, will my lunch ticket to Jacque Flynn. I, Lynn Jarnagin, will my tumbling ability to Alice Reed. I, Arthur Jeffries, will my bikes and wheely pully ability to Coach Hobbs. P. S. don't forget my good looks. I, Russell Jenkins, will my knowledge to Bruce Tullis. I, Steve Johnson, will my ability to anyone who can keep mags on their car for a week without selling them to Benny Blakey. I, Kathie Keeton, will my ability to be graceful and talented at all times to Jeannie Lohmeyer. I, Glenn King, will my tallness to a short person who could use it. I, Margaret King, will my messy locker and all my government notes to anyone who wants them. I, Barney Kirts, will my athletic equipment back to Coach Hobbs. I, Norman Klocke, will the purple Cadillac and my ability to drive it to Steve Unger. I, Randy Knoll, will my ability of not catching the hives when I'm out having a good time to anybody fool enough to take it. I, Greg Laird, will Steve Weaks my ability to act normal. I, Anne Layden, will my ability to run in P.E. to Amy Weyand. I, Tade Layden, will my problems through three years at the Senior High School at Hoopeston to anyone who wishes to cope with them. I, Linda Leigh, will my temper in P.E. to Penny Thomas. I, Sandy Lloyd, will my pencils and pens to Bob Hamilton and my red hair and freckles and athletic talent to Terry Custer. I, Marsha Long, will Jackie Curry and Sherry Powell my ability to stay out all night without getting grounded. I, Sue Long, will all the good times that I have had at H. H. S. to my sister Debby in the hope that she has as much fun. I, Ronnie Longfellow, will my ability to stay away from the B and S to Linda F. I, Christina Martin, will my ability to make friends to what is left of the big six. I, Bruce Mayer, will my ability to fast dance to Theo. I, Terry McBride, will my pop machine duty to anyone who wants it. I, Randy McLain, will my ability to play in the band and play the coronet to Dwight Leslie, who needs it badly. I, Diane McVicker, will my ability to get detention in study hall and not have to run five hundred laps to Craig Songer. I, Eddie Miller, will my ability in shop to Steve Weaks. 50 Wills I, Marilyn Miller, will my ability to get A’s from Mr. Tosi to Mike Morris, and to Linda Richards I leave my P. E. ability in exchange for her last name. I, Jay Morrison, will my good and bad times as well as my friendship, especially, to a person with the ini- tials A. R. I, Tom Myers, will Rich McCollough to get good grades in Shop and to get along with Mr. Haslett. I, Bill Nelson, will my books on McCarthyism to any big-mouth Sr. in next years Government class. I, Tom Norfolk, will the whole mess to Mr. Ryder. I, Belinda Odle, will my height to Roberta Rickart. I, Kathy Olson, will my mellow yellow shoes to Dwight Leslie who admires them greatly. I, Dave Osborn, will my car to anyone who wants it, my government grades to Dave Fink, and to my girl, A. W. , myself if she wants me. I, Ernest Page, will my whole collection of Batman cards to Coach Hobbs, and to Mr. Ryder all the Green Hornet ones. I, Gary Pittman, will my mental uproars and ability to cut people down to Jim Benjamin. I, Mike Pocialik, will my ability to get along with bald P.E. teachers with big paddles to Rich McCul- lough. I, Terry Poison, will my ability of playing the guitar to Gene Pittman who needs all the help he can get. I, Peggy Powell, will my ability to make pizzas to anyone who wants it. I, Phyllis Powell, will to my little sister Pooch all soul-searching plans to go to big G. I, Virginia Powell, will my talent in P.E. class to Bonnie Mann. I, Leslie Rainwater, will my ability to get along with most of my teachers most of the time to my sister Lana. I, Kenny Ramsey, will my knowledge of Mr. Ryder to my sisters in their next two years, for they will need it. I also will my good motorcycle stunts to Steve Hunt. I, Mike Regan, will my draft classification to Mr. Ryder. I, Frank Richards, will my sister many dull hours studying for Mr. Ryder's Constitution test. I, Brenda Rickart, will my ability to look through key holes without bending over to Kathy Reed. I, Mike Sanders, will my moldy old gymsuit to John McElhaney who needs it badly. I, Marilyn Schlinker, will my tons of government notes to anyone who needs them. I, Rita Scott, will my great dramatic ability to Steve Unger. I, Tim Shepherd, will my ability to grow long hair to anyone who needs it. I, Jim Shields, will my love for Chinese food and my dislike for spaghetti to Mr. Tosi. I, Jack Shoemaker, will all I have to that sweet young thing Bunny Richards. I, Debbie Sims, will my height and pierced earrings to Kathy Reed. I, Steve Snively, will to Steve Weaksa 480 pound plucked and boiled Polish chicken. I, Mike Sollars, will all my troubles to Mr. Ryder and my chickens to Mr. Lobb. I, Ruth Ann Songer, will my tremendous athletic ability which is now being wasted away in Mrs. Vines’ P. E. class to my dearly beloved brother, Craig Warren Songer, in hopes he will use it to the best of his ability. Wills I, Karen Spickard, will my talent in P.E. and my ability to get along with Mrs. Vines to Debbie Correll. I, Jim Staton, will my good times with my coaches to all future athletes. I, John Stuebe, will my ability to restrain myself on hayrides to Bud Blumthal. I, Mark Summers, will my ability to catch a football to Jim Gholson. I, Cindy Swanick, will to Jeannie Lohmeyer all the times I have been put in the waste basket. I, Martha Taylor, will my ability to play the saxophone to Linda Pocialik, who needs it desperately. I, Jim Terry, will my superior knowledge of everything in general to Dave Fink. I, Jane Timmons, will my unnaturally curly hair to Barb Forshier. I, Sandra Tincher, will my talent in P.E. class to Charlene Lawson I, Steve Wallace, will my grade on the Constitution test to my brother, he may need it. I, Elizabeth Whiteman, will my office practice class to anyone who can live through it. I, Steve Williams, will my body to science in hope that they can do more with it than I have. I, Steve Wise, will to Jim Benjamin my sense of humor and my ability to get along with Italians to Randy Gossett. I, Betty Wood, will my athletic ability and good times at H. H.S. to Carla Chestnut. I, Judy Yaden, will my hundreds of government notes to Rosilie Hickman to use as she wishes. Senior Honors NORMAN KLOCKE VALEDICTORIAN Illinois State Scholarship SAR KATHY OLSON SALUTA TORIAN Illinois State Scholarship American Legion County Scholarship-Home Ec. 56 Judy Yaden--National Honor Society Scholarship Karen Spickard--Suzanne Mills Award Jane Timmons--DAR Bill Nelson--Illinois State Scholarship Brenda Rickart--Danforth Award I Dare You Carol Dean--Illinois State Scholarship Jim Staton--Danforth Award T Dare You Vaughn Cox--Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Illinois State Scholarship, American Legion Award, FTA Scholarship 57 CTIVITIES FRONT ROW: Brenda Anderson, Kathy Reed, Jane Anderson, Jane Timmons, Mr. Jahn, Sponsor, Suellen Gardner, John Stuebe. SECOND ROW: Eric Sheagley, Debbie Bartlow, Christina Martin, Diane McVicker, Alice Reed, Judy Brockway, Jane Clark, Karen Spickard, Marilyn Miller. THIRD ROW: Monty Bingham, David Timmons, Tim Shephard, Craig Songer, Mike Eells, Steve Weaks, and Jim Gholson. Student Council The Student Council is a service organization containing six members from each of the classes and Christina Martin, our exchange student. The work of the council is co-ordinated by four officers. Our first activity of the year, Homecoming, helped to arouse school spirit at H. H.S. Homecoming is one of our largest undertak- ings, planning all events from the bonfire to the dance. Christmas is always celebrated at school through deco- rations and a special program presented by the council in conjunction with the speech classes and the band. Money was collected from the students by the council for Christina to make a phone call home Christmas Day. Next on the agenda, the student council combined forces with the P.T. A. and the A. F. S. to secure funds for the foreign exchange student program. The chicken supper sponsored by the P.T. A. and the carnival sponsored by the student council, proved to be very successful. Student council members attended the District Student Council convention in the fall at Decatur, Illinois. Jane Anderson ran for an office and Jim Gholson represented our school as a discussion group leader. Two members also attended the state convention in Chicago this spring. The council sponsors two paid live assemblies and two full-length movies each year. In addition to these, there are many other assemblies which the council sponsors throughout the year. In the spring, the council sponsored the honor banquet for honor students and faculty members. They also challenged the faculty to a soft ball game and treated them to a picnic. The year 1966-1967 was brought to a close with our final assembly program which offered farewell to the senior class and our foreign exchange student, Christina Martin. The Argentina flag was presented to the school along with a picture of Christina to remind us of a girl we'll never forget. The officers are: President, John Stuebe; Vice-President, Suellen Gardner; Secretary, Jane Timmons; Trea- surer, Jane Anderson. The group sponsor is Lawrence Jahn. 60 Rational Honor Society National Honor Society Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian Publicity Sponsor Vaughn Cox Norman Klocke Kathy Olson Mike Eells Suellen Gardner Jim Shields Diane McVicker Mrs. Jones 61 Mall Monitors FRONT ROW: Jim Staton, Steve Snively, Mark Summers. BACK ROW: Lynn Jarnagin, Virginia Stipp, Debbie Bartlow, Mary Jane French, Tom Benjamin, Ruth Ann Songer, Debbie Sims, Sue Long, Christine Ziebart, Janice Brown. Office Help Patty Burton, Carol Dean, Rita Scott, Diane McVicker. Allied Medical FIRST ROW: Mrs. Cronkhite, Sponsor, Debbie Sims, Ruth Ann Songer, Christine Ziebart, Jane Clarke, Betty Wood. SECOND ROW: Lynn Spickard, Brenda Anderson, Peggy Flieser, Judy Brockway, Robyn Young, Kris Ellis, Marie Burt. THIRD ROW: Dennis Catron. Janice Franklin, Denise Baer, Loni Miller. Belinda Odle, Jane Timmons. FOURTH ROW: Steve Eyrich, Francis Reed, Lynn Jarnagin, Linda Richards, Ann Layden. Cibrary Club FIRST ROW: Mrs. Messner, Sponsor, Mike Sanders, Steve Hunt, Carla Chesnut. SECOND ROW: Lynn Spickard, Carolyn Coffey, Carolyn Davis, Marilyn Brown, Vicki Compton, Kris Ellis, Linda Gustine, Linda Pocialik, Charlene Lawson, Martha Silvers, Karen Shore, Alice Reed, Frank May, Debbie Nolin, Janice Franklin, Linda Richards, Kathy Reed. 63 7MA FIRST ROW: Sheila Wise, Patty Hensley, and Linda Pocialik. SECOND ROW: Miss Bratt, Sponsor, Jeanette Rajnsey, and Kris Ellis. rcA FIRST ROW: Cindy Swanick, Karen Spickard, Steve Wise, Miss Crusius, Sponsor, Ann Layden, Christy Barnard and Carla Chestnut. SECOND ROW: Martha Hott, Marilyn Miller, Susan Baldwin, Trent Rossey, Frank Rich- ards, Jim Shields, Sadie Evans, Rita Scott, Clara Jamagin, and Barbara Forshier. 64 Science Club Left to Right: Mr. Ezell, Sponsor, Martha Hott, Linda Pocialik, Jeff Schellhardt, Grover Hott, Steve Snively, Jane Clark, Allen McVicker, John McElhaney, Denise Baer, Frances Reed. Camera Club Left to Right: Larry German, Dennis Catron, Grover Hott, Steve Eyrich, Martha Hott, Doug Hardy, Randy Regan, John Mc- Calla, Jim Brown. Mr. Sheagley is the sponsor. Zkesp'ms FIRST ROW: Tade Layden, Patty Burton, Marilyn Miller, Suellen Gardner, Don Olson, Bob Alkire. SECOND ROW: Steve Weaks, Jerry Schieler, Jim Terry, Mike Regan, Bruce Mayer, Jim Gholson. THIRD ROW: Miss Shaklee, Herb Glenn, Randy Knoll, Steve Unger, Rita Scott. Thespian Officers President: Marilyn Miller Vice-President: Jim Gholson Treasurer: Rita Scott Secretary: Suellen Gardner Miss Shaklee, Sponsor FRONT ROW: Steve Unger, Larry German, Steve Eyrich, John McCalla, Jim Brown, Randy Carter, Tade Layden, Jim Terry. SECOND ROW: Martha Taylor, Suellen Gardner, Linda Pocialik, Jackie Flynn, Debbie Sims, Belinda Odle, Sue Long, Becky McIntyre, Ruby Hall, Carol Goss. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Mann, Peggy Fleisser, Jane Clark, Frances Reed, Christine Ziebart, Sadie Evans, Sue Baldwin, Amy Weyand, Lynn Jamagin, Carol Goss, Marsha Dalton, Robyn Young. FOURTH ROW: Miss Shaklee, Trent Rossey, David Catron, Bruce Mayer, Bill Nelson, Bob Hamilton, Steve Snively. ‘John Qreer Players John Greer Players is an organization made up of students interested in promoting the dramatic arts on a high school level. The activities are varied but all are di- rected toward better stage productions. Among those backstage who share the ap- plause that the actors are receiving are the construction, painting, costume, and prop crews plus many others without whom the play could not go on. There are several profitable experiences to be gained from this extracurricular ac- tivity. Some of these are: the ability to organize, lead, and meet deadlines, the fun of working together to achieve a common goal, the pride when that goal is met, and the appreciation of the theatre arts. The officers for this year were: Bill Nelson, President; Steve Snively, Vice President; Lynn Jamagin, Secretary; Carol Goss, Trea- surer; and Steve Frazier, Sergeant at Arms. 67 I think I'll bum him, It isn't that funny.. is it? A phone call for Christina That's a laugh.. Just one time, Mother. Oh no, it can't be possible! Louder, louder, louder, louder.... HONOR THESPIANS Bruce Mayer Bill Nelson Bob Hamilton Zhespian Initiates SEATED: Lynn Jarnagin, Sue Long, Debbie Sims, Belinda Odle, Becky McIntyre, Jackie Flynn. STANDING: Peggy Fleisser, Ruby Hall, Frank Richards, Bill Nelson, Randy Regan, Dave Theobald, Mike Sollars, Terry Custer, Steve Snively, Randy Carter. 71 Concessions L to R: Tim Shepherd, Jane Anderson, Judy Brockway, Kathy Reed, Alice Reed, Brenda Anderson, Mike Eells, Deb bie Bartlow, Linda Pocialik, Mr. Jahn Sponsor, Suellen Gardner, Laren Spickard, Marilyn Miller, Diane McVicker, Ruth Ann Songer, Christina Martin, Jane Timmons. Aides L to R: Steve Unger, Mr. Lobb, Mr. Wonderlin Sponsors, Judy Cox, Amy Weyand, Vaughn Cox, Jerry Schieler. 72 Cettermm’s Club BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Steve Snively, Mark Summers, Tade Layden, Mike Regan, Greg Laird, Ed Miller, Terry Mc- Bride, Barney Kirts, John Burt, Kenny Gustine. SECOND ROW, left to right: Gary Pittman, Jim Staton, Frank Richards, Sandy Lloyd, Jim Shields, Bud Blumthal, Mike Eells, Steve Wise, Craig Songor, Charles Knight. TOP ROW, left to right: Mike Layden, Terry Custer, Steve Bergstrand, Allen Lane, Jim Cade, Jim Gholson, Steve Weaks, Roger Martin, Tom Nor- folk, Coach Hobbs. 73 SOPHOMORE GAA FIRST ROW: Jane Clarke, Robyn Young, Brenda Anderson, Janet Kincade, Lynn Spick- ard, Linda Pocialik, Mrs. Vines. SECOND ROW: Judy Brockway, Linda Lutz, Debbie Long, Denise Baer, Frances Reed, Janice Franklin. THIRD ROW: Sheila Odle, Pam Bartmess, Debbie Winterstein, Karen Shore, Susan Baldwin, Jamee Tweedy. FOURTH ROW: Sheila Wise, Patty Hensley, Linette Ramsey, Eloise Lohmeyer, Nancy Brougher, Connie Cain. FIFTH ROW: Loni Miller, Kris Ellis, Sandy Williams, Jeanette Ramsey, Amy Weyand, Sadie Evans. JUNIOR GAA FIRST ROW: Mrs. Vines Debbie Nolin, Ruby Hall, Bonnie Mann, Christy Barnard, Debbie Correll, Betsy Ford, Charlene Lawson, Virginia Stipp. SECOND ROW: Cindy Russell, Carla Chestnut, Cindy Kagg, Carol Goss, Barbara Henk, Penny Thomas, Denise VerBeke, Marie Burt. THIRD ROW: Vicki Compton, Debbie Bartlow, Alice Reed, Kathy Barker, Linda Richards, Clara Jarnigan, Wanda Blankinship, Barbara Forshier, Linda Monroney. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Reed, Peggy Flieser, Christine Ziebart, Linda Gustine, Jeanie Lohmeyer, Sharon Price, Christie Matthews. 74 SENIORS GAA: BACK TO FRONT: Carol Dean, Kathy Olson, Karen Spickard, Belinda Odle, Chris- tina Martin, Janice Brown, Cindy Swanick, Suellen Gardner, Ada Hampton, Debbie Sims, Cheryl Ed- wards, Marilyn Miller, Martha Taylor, Mary Jane French. G A A 0 f f ♦ 1 C e r s Mrs. Vines Sponsor Karen Spickard President Janet Kincade Sophomore Representative 'Diversified Occupations L TO R, FIRST ROW: Diane Cawthon, Judy Yaden, Carolyn Coffey, Isolde Hardwick, Linda Leigh. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gardner, Peggy Roberts, Jim Furrow, Jerry Gossett, Curt Ellis. THIRD ROW: Jack Shoemaker, Gary Bell, Steve Johnson, Everett Baker, Woodrow McBride, Ralph Daniel, Arthur Jeffrys, Sid Longfellow, Jay Morrison, Don Cropper. FOURTH ROW: Benny Blakey, Larry Wallace, Raymond Wagoner, Verne Williams. D. O. Officers President: Ralph Daniel Vice-President: Sid Longfellow Treasurer: Benny Blakey Secretary: Isolde Hardwick 76 Qirls Chorus SEATED: Linda Richards, Susie Forshier, Becky McIntyre, Barb Forshier, Ruth Songer, Nancy Chenoweth, Lana Rainwater, Clara Jamagin, Lynn Goodrum. SECOND ROW: Lucie Kaufman, Kris Ellis, Judy Brockway, Linda Fields, Linda Gustine, Sue Thrasher, Jackie Curry, Leslie Rainwater, Donna Browning, Martha Hott, Martha Silver, Jackie Flynn. THIRD ROW: Carol Brandenburg, .Penny Foxworthy, Cathy Bloyd, Sharon Hampton, Marcia Dalton, Diane Gudgel, Jane Timmons, Debbie Gritton, Frances Lohmeyer, Alice Reed, Carolyn Bloyd. FOURTH ROW: Eloise Lohmeyer, Shirley Wisdom, Loni Miller, Marsha Long, Leanette Ramsey, Cindy Williams, Bonnie Carter, Mary Schuen, Jeanette Ramsey, Carol Goss, Sheila Odle, Marilyn Miller. Madrigal 78 SEATED: Martha Silver, Jane Timmons, Linda Richards, Barb Forshier, Ruth Songer, Kathy Olsen, Alice Reed, Judy Brockway. SECOND ROW: Kris Ellis, Marilyn Miller, Steve Snively, Bruce Mayer, Norman Klocke, Mike Sollars, Frank Richards, Clara Jarnagin, Jackie Flynn. SEATED: Janet Kincade, Suellen Gardner, Mary Jane French, Bonnie Mann, Miss Borchers, Ruby Hall, Janice Brown, Brenda Rickart, Marsha Dalton. STANDING: Sadie Evans, Denise Baer, Karen Spickard, Lynn Jarnagin, Cindy Swanic, Linda Po- cialik, Kris Ellis, Loni Miller, Jane Clark, Steve Eyrich, Janice Franklin, Robyn Young, Frances Reed. MISS BORCHERS, SPONSOR Janice Brown, Sr. Editor Ruby Hall, Jr. Editor Pompettes BACK to FRONT: Barb Henk, Penny Thomas, Carol Goss, Marie Burt, Ruby Hall, Shelia Odle, Christie Matthews, Karen Shore, and Miss Crusius, sponsor. FRONT to BACK: Debbie Correll, Robyn Young, Betsy Ford, Vickie Compton Debbie Bartlow, Belinda Odle, and Carla Chesnut, and Jeannie Law, not pictured. Zwirlers Drum Majorette Betty Wood Alice Reed Linda Richards Nancy Leslie Peggy Fliesser 81 FRONT ROW: Trent Rossey, Betty Wood, Cindy Russell, Steve Bergstrand, Kathy Olson, Jamee Tweedy, Peggy Flies- ser, Jane Anderson, Sadie Evans. SECOND ROW: Sandy Williams, Janice Brown, David Steele, John McElhaney, Monty Bingham, Alan McVicker, Bill Peterson, Bob Lytle, Linda Pocialik, Martha Taylor. THIRD ROW: Frances Reed, Nor- man Klocke, Marilyn Miller, Steve Frazier, Christine Ziebart, Doug Hardy, Larry Comstock, Larry German, Bob Alkire, Dwight Leslie, Randy McLain, Mr. French. FOURTH ROW: Bill Tincher, Mike Sollars, Paul Thomas, John McCa 11a, Tom Grether. FRONT ROW: Bob Lytle, Linda Picialik, Martha Taylor, Bill Peterson, Steve Bergstrand. SECOND ROW: Doug Hardy, Larry Comstock, Dwight Leslie, Randy McLain, Bob Alkire, Larry German. THIRD ROW: Mr. French, Mike Sollars, Monty Bingham, Alan McVicker, Christine Ziebart, Steve Frazier, Norman Klocke, Greg Knoll. 82 u;i:i ’ ifk I • I • DEBBIE COMSTOCK D. O. Class--Second Place Junior Class--Third Place Senior Class--First Place JUNIOR ATTENDANTS SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Bonnie Mann Jeannie Lohmeyer Jeanie Law Judy Brockway 86 iv' % • . .•_ N1 , J' . «� '■ ? . ■ ' «- 88 MOMENTS TO REMEMBER The girls stood anxiously awaiting the announcement of the Homecoming Queen. After Tim announced that Debbie had been chosen to reign over the 1966 Homecoming festivities, he proceeded to present her with a bouquet of red roses. Everyone listened as Debbie expressed her thanks at being chosen. Later that evening the girls were presented at a special half-time program. HOBBS’ VICTORY The evening started off with everyone dancing to the music of the Bill Montgerard Orchestra. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of the queen. Debbie looks smil- ingly around the room as she and her escort, Bruce Mayer, prepare for the queen's dance. The attendants and their escorts soon join in. 89 ??Zeacher’s Devotion?? PORTS Lynn Spickard Brenda Anderson Janet Kincade Nancy Irwin Jane Clarke 1966 Comjerkers Victory Season The Comjerkers started on the victory trail by edging the Georgetown Buffalos 20-19 in their first game of the 1966 season. It was a combined running and passing attack and a tightened second half defense that aided the Comjerkers in their first victory. The Watseka Warriers were next in line for the Comjerkers. The team played as good an offensive game as any Hoopeston team has displayed for some time. Also, the defense team left little to be desired. It was a fine victory to the tone of 34-6. It was then out of the Conference Competition as the Comjerkers were host to a good Westville team. It seemed that the Hoopeston boys had found what it takes to win games. Again, everything went right. The final score was 41-7 with the first eleven playing only the first half. The Homecoming Game was a heartbreaker as a fired up Gibson City team handed the Comjerkers their first defeat of the season. We just were not the same team that had won the three previous games. The final score was Gibson City 7 and Hoopeston 6. The following week the Schlarman Hilltoppers handed the Comjerkers another Watseka Conference loss as they were able to run their score to 35 points while holding the Comjerkers scoreless. The game lacked both offense and defense on the part of the Comjerkers. It seemed we had lost our desire. The big question was: Could we bounce back? But it was back on the winning streak for the Comjerkers, and the Oakwood Comets were their next victims. It seemed we had found the desire and hustle that was missing the two previous games. The second, third, and fourth team played most of the second half and helped the Comjerkers to a 33 to 0 win. The next week it was to Paxton and what was thought to have been a real tough game, proved to be another one- sided victory for the Comjerkers. Again the reserves got to see lots of action. The final score was Hoopeston 21--Pax- ton 6. The final game of the season proved successful for the Comjerkers as they rolled over the Rantoul Eagles 21 to 0. This was the first time a Hoopeston Varsity Team had been able to defeat a Rantoul team in over ten years. This ended the Comjerkers Football Season on a happy note and gave them a 6-2 won-lost record; one of the best for the school in many years. Varsity Football Scores 1966-67 We They Georgetown 20 19 Watseka 34 6 Westville 41 7 Gibson City 6 7 Schlarman 0 35 Oakwood 33 0 Paxton 21 6 Rantoul 21 0 R. Parrish R. Forshier Coach Hobbs Q. Ryder R. Tosi Varsity Jootball First Row: Steve Williams, Sandy Lloyd, Barney Kirts, Terry McBride, John Steube, Tom Cleveland, Frank Richards, Dick Forshier, Bruce Mayer, Steve Snively, Mark Summers. Second Row: Allen Goodrum, Jim Staton, Ed Miller, John Smythe, Craig Songer, Bob Hamilton, Glenn Potts, Steve Bergstrand, Charles Knight, Chet Summers, Terry Custer, Roger Martin, Steve Schatz. Third Row: Coach Ryder, Coach Tosi, Jim Cade, Bud Blumthal, Allen Lane, Greg Laird, Jim Gholson, Jim Rosburg, Steve Weaks, Dave Theobald, Bob Cropper, Mike Eells, Coach Hobbs. junior Varsity Members of the team are: Jim Benjamin, Monty Bingham, Robert Bretz, Gary Brown, Terry Chenoweth, Larry Dean, Vernon Fink, Steve Galloway, Jay Laird, Gary Mattingly, Alan McVicker, Mike Morris, Larry Morts, Bill Peterson, Randy Price, Dick Sanders, Jeff Schellhardt, Eric Sheagley, Don Sollars, Chet Summers, David Timmons, Bill Tincher, Stan Wagoner, and Oscar. Mr. Ryder and Mr. Parrish are coaches. Hoopeston 25 Georgetown 6 Hoopeston 13 Watseka 6 Hoopeston 13 Gibson City 6 Hoopeston 6 Westville 7 Hoopeston 13 Oakwood 0 Hoopeston 26 Schlarman 13 Hoopeston 19 Paxton 0 Hoopeston 6 Rantoul 19 95 Mark Summers Bob Cropper Greg Laird John Steube Mike Eells Frank Richards Dick Forshier Eddie Miller 96 Tom Cleveland 97 Steve Weaks Allen Lane Bud Blumthal Craig Songer Jim Gholson Charles Knight Jim Staton All County Defensive End Allen Goodrum All Conference Defensive Tackle 98 Barney Kirts All County Quarterback All Conference Quarterback Terry McBride All County Fullback Steve Schatz All County Halfback Varsity Suellen Gardner Debbie Nolin Betty Wood Jane Anderson Sharon Price ‘junior Varsity Brenda Anderson Janet Kincade Lynn Spickard Jane Clarke Nancy Irwin Varsity L to R: Steve Wise, Barney Kirts, Terry McBride, Jim Staton, Craig Songer, Roger Martin. BACK ROW: Bob Hamilton, Jim Cade, Jim Rosburg, Bud Blumthal, Randy Regan, and Coach Tosi. ‘Junior Varsity L to R: Gary Miller manager, Bill Tincher, Kent Langdoc, Mike Morris, Mark Layden. BACK ROW: Jay Laird, Dave Timmons, Bud Blumthal, Don Sollars, Eric Sheagley, and Coach Ryder. 101 JIM ROSBURG ROGER MARTIN CRAIG SONGER 103 MANAGERS: STEVE WISE, GARY MILLER Comjerkers Action Barnery Kins - All County All Conference All Area Jim Station - Honorable Mention All County Honorable Mention All Conference Terry McBride - Honorable Mention All County 106 Craig Songer - Honorable Mention All County Comjerkers The HOOPESTON CORNJERKERS had an overall win-loss record of 9-15 and a 4-8 win-loss record in fhe rugged Wauseca Conference. With four returning lettermen and three starters this was quite a disap- pointing season. After a very impressive win over Rossville, the CORNJERKERS lost some of their momentum with consecutive losses to Gibson City, Schlarman, and a triple overtime loss to Bismark. The most exci- ting win the CORNJERKERS produced was an overtime victory over Oakwood. The season was a series of heartbreaking losses, with the boys losing many games by less than six points. As defending County Champions we were eliminated in the first game by Georgetown, 66-56. How- ever, the season did close on a bright note, with the CORNJERKERS reaching the finals of the Regional Tournament before bowing to a fine St. Anne team. This game might have been reversed had Jim Sta- ton been able to play a full game. Only four seniors will be lost this year, but this includes some of the CORNJERKERS' scoring power, Barney Kirts, Terry McBride, and Jim Staton. Gary Pittman will also be lost. Barney Kirts was the only boy to place on any of the honor teams. He was named to the All-Con- ference and All-County teams and Honorable Mention on many other area teams. Two fine ballplayers, Terry McBride, and Jim Staton were recognized by the area coaches. VARSITY SCORES Hoopeston 68 Rossville 49 Hoopeston 58 Gibson City 62 Hoopeston 48 Schlarman 61 Hoopeston 84 Bismark 88 Hoopeston 67 Potomac 53 Hoopeston 57 Rantoul 77 Hoopeston 49 Paxton 45 •Hoopeston 58 Mt. Carmel 61 •Hoopeston 71 Paris 89 Hoopeston 60 Watseka 51 Hoopeston 72 Oakwood 70 Hoopeston 64 East Lynn 75 “Hoopeston 56 Georgetown 66 Hoopeston 64 Watseka 65 Hoopeston 95 Catlin 67 Hoopeston 63 Rantoul 73 Hoopeston 42 Schlarman 83 Hoopeston 70 Gibson City 65 Hoopeston 70 Oakwood 76 Hoopeston 57 Westville 73 Hoopeston 38 Paxton 47 Hoopeston 61 Bismark 51 “‘Hoopeston 70 Dona van 57 “•Hoopeston 56 St. Anne 73 ‘Paris Tournament “County Tournament “‘Regional Tournament Jutmmurals Team 1: Mike Layden, Alan McVicker, Randy Carlson, Team 2: Jim Shields, Tim Shepherd, Steve Wallace, Jeff Sandy Lloyd, Mark Summers. Schellhardt, Bill Crusinberry. Team 3: Mike Bane, Tom Benjamin, Norman Klocke, Bruce Mayer, Dwight Leslie. Team 4: Dick Sanders, Randy Price, Don Eckersley, Dave Theobald, Sheridan Beard, Steve Frazier, Bill Nelson. Team 5: Kenny Gustine, Frank Richards, Stan Wagoner, Mr. Jahn, Sponsor Don Olson, Mike Eells, Ralph Daniels, Tom Norfolk, Mike Regan. Zrack Coaches Parrish, Hobbs, Rdyder, and Tosi. Graduating Lettermen: Gary Pittman, Terry McBride, Ed Miller, JohnSteube, Frank Richards, Sandy Lloyd, Tom Norfolk, Barney Kirts, Tom Benjamin, Jim Shields, Jim Staton, Jack Shoemaker, and Dick Forshier. Zrack Zeam 109 110 Richard Forshier, Barnery Kirts, Terry McBride, Steve Schatz. Moopeston Relays ill {janitors Uus Drivers Gilbert Moore and Dave Lewis Junior Lawson, Jim Anderson, Dave Lewis Pop Pays 112 Ed Miller, Jim Staton, and Terry McBride Cafeteria Cooks Penny Flynn, Harriet Gatrell, Rosemary Reed, and Jean Custer. Cafeteria Me Ip KNEELING: Glen Iungerich, Larry Morts, Chet Summers. BACK ROW: Judy Cox, Diane Gudgel, Gary Lowe, Sheila Wise, Leannette Ramsey, Margaret King, Diane Bailey. 113 Speech The following students attended the District Speech Contest at Rossville, Illi- nois: Rita Scott, Jim Terry, Randy Carter, Jim Gholson, Bruce Mayer, Jane Timmons. Mrs. Layden was their sponsor. These students were participants in a Speech Contest sponsored by the school. Carla Chesnut, Steve Weaks, Marilyn Brown, Trent Rossey, Linda Pocialik, Everett Thomas, Janice Brown, Randy Carter, Christine Ziebart, Bruce Mayer, Karen Spickard, Bill Nel- son, Cindy Swanick, and Mike Sollars. J.7.S. Carnival QUEEN BETTY WOOD y' 00 Kindergarten Class Of 955 COULD THEY BE THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1967??? 121 farewell „ A 122 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 1967 W. A. READ PONTIAC-BUICK CO. 424 North Dixie Highway Hoopeston, 111. SHICK SUPPLY EQUIPMENT CO. BROWN’S HOOPESTON WOODWORKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES FURNISHINGS 801 Perrysville Avenue Danville, Illinois 801 E. Thompson Ave. Call 283-7739 HOOPESTON PLUMBING HEATING, INC. L THE HOOPESTON TELEPHONE COMPANY imii No Job Too Small or Too Large 215-219 S. Market ; J A T Itls really great to have y°ur own phone! Phone 283-5422 Compliments of THE ILLINOIS CANNING COMPANY Hoopeston, Illinois Fancy Canned Foods Since 1878 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class of 1967 FMC CORPORATION Hoopeston, Illinois 125 Congratulations Class of 1967 JOHN DEERE VERMILION WORKS OF DEERE AND COMPANY Best Wishes Class of 1967 AMERICAN CAN COMPANY 126 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 SUDLOW PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THIS YEARBOOK Congratulations to the Class of 1967 CREST TRANSFORMER CORPORATION 405 West Orange Street Hoopeston, Illinois 127 HOOPESTON FERTILIZER COMPANY SCHULER’S GREENHOUSE Smith Douglas Fertilizer Over 50 Years Lime stone- Phosphate s South Second Avenue Phone 283-5183 Hoopeston, Illinois Thompson Avenue Phone 283-6681 283-6682 THE DIAMOND SHOP GLEN JUDY’S BARBER SHOP SHARP'S JEWELRY 314 E. Main P.O. Box 98 204 So. Market St. Phone 283-6712 Hoopeston, Illinois Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 CITY NATIONAL BANK WESTERN AUTO Hoopeston, Illinois For All Your Home and Auto Needs Member Federal Deposit Phone 283-5931 Insurance Corporation 229 E. Main Phorte 283-6671 S.A. SNIVELY CO., INC. THE SHACK Sheet Metal, Ventilation, Make tracks to the Shack and Built-Up Roofing 728 West Penn Street Phone 283-5628 Hoopeston, Illinois Ph-283-7789 or 283-7780 112 W. Main Curb and Dining Room Service 128 The Latest in Screen Entertainment Air Conditioned Phone 283-5311 CAMBELL’S PHARMACY A. J. Nelson's Reliable Prescriptions LORRAINE THEATRE Phone 283-5126 283-5227 222 East Main Street 800 Deeply-Cushioned Seats COMPTON’S GULF SERVICE WOOD FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 283-5128 301 South Market Oxygen Equipped Phone 283-5591 309 East Washington Hoopeston, Illinois Hoopeston, Illinois CAROLYNN'S BEAUTY SALON TOM MERRITT CO. Operators: Carolyn Curry, Kathy Cornell, Joyce Cropper, Judy Lee, Rita McIntyre Members of I. H. C. A. N, H. C. A, Official members of Danville Hair Fashion Committee Exclusive Dealers of Fashion Tress Wigs and Hair Pieces Phone 283-6713 201 W. Penn St. Hoopeston, Illinois Insurance Farm Loans Real Estate 202 South Market Hoopeston, Illinois W. TATE DULEY INSURANCE HOOPESTON MOTORS, INC. 316 East Main Street All Lines of Insurance Phone 283-7748 283-7749 110 East Main Street Authorized Ford Dealer Hoopeston, Illinois Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 283-7522 At Your Service Since 1875 Eat at Your Building Supply Headquarters KINGS’ KASTLES DRIVE-IN ILLINOIS LUMBER GRAIN AND COAL COMPANY Private Dining Room On the Dixie 102 W. Penn Open 7 Days a Week Phone 283-5585 Phone 283-7485 SANITARY DRY CLEANERS Congratulations Class of '67 Complete Laundry Service TIMMONS INSURANCE Pick-Up Delivery REAL ESTATE 221 S. Market St. 524 S. Market Street Phone 283-7759 Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 283-6651 HAMILTON FUNERAL HOME FRONVILLE JEWELERS Ambulance Service Bluebird Flawless Diamonds Longines -Wittnauer Eugene E. Orr, Owner Hamilton -Bulova Watches 427 E. Main Street 209 E. Main. St. Phone 283-6696 Phone 283-6813 G. A. BAKER, INC. WEBER’S DRUG STORE Women's Children's Apparel and Shoes Prescription Service Phone 283-6148 Hoopeston, Illinois 130 BLOYD’S SUPER MARKET BLOYD’S SUPER MARKET Eisner Agency LEE TWEEDY TRUCKING Livestock Hauling S H Green Stamps You Call We'll Haul Phone 283-5016 So. Bank St. Hoopeston Route 1 West Penn. Insurance With You In Mind Harold E. and Howard C. Cox UNITED PROPANE HOOPESTON Janitrol INSURANCE AGENCY Heating Air Conditioning Appliances Bulk Bottle Gas Service 104 N. Market St. Hoopeston, 111. Phone 283-5546 Philgas Dealer Telephone: 283-5176 Meter Delivery Insure Everything With GARY’S MEN BOYS WEAR THE WALLACE AGENCY 2 05 E. Main St. SAFETY FIRST Hoopeston, 111. Phone 283-7746 Phone 283-6533 210 S. Market Hoopeston, Illinois No Slogans-We Just Give Service ROARK REGAN Your Sinclair Dealer FRENCH CHEVROLET 324 S. Market Phone 283-6324 208 N. Market St. ]3J CITIZENS SAVING ■ 1 HOOPESTON STANDARD PARTS LOAN ASSOCIATION Auto Parts and Supplies Save for the future Phone 283-7741 Phone 283-5548 109 N. Market REED HULSE IMPL CO. R. YONKELOWITZ SON Tractors and Farm Machinery Scrap Iron-Sheet Iron-Metal New Steel Phone 283-5911 101 First Ave. Phone 283-6632 CARPS DEPARTMENT STORE PARKWAY LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Clothing Headquarters For The Entire Family We Call and Deliver Odorless Dry Cleaning 228 E. Main Phone 283-5331 283-7311 201 N. Market THRASHER’S SHOE STORE ELLIOTT JEWELERS (Since 1895) It is a Pleasure to Serve You Jewelry and Watch Repairing 211 E. Main Phone 283-5666 Bob Gardner, Owner 307 E. Main 132 283-5441 Powley Brothers LARSON’S MEN’S WEAR HOOPESTON HARDWARE CO. Shoes and Clothing Nye Reets, Mgr, Phone 283-5712 105 E. Main St. ‘A 4 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Rossville, Illinois THE RITZ RESTAURANT Member F, D. I. C, Phone 283-6671 Congratulations, Seniors 1. G. A. FOODLINER NELSON’S HARDWARE You get more at your friendly Gift Items, Tools, Sport Goods I. G, A, Food Store Call 283-5212 Corner of Penn Dixie 213 E. Main Street Compliments of PLA-MOR BOWLING ALLEY Sandwich and Fountain Service ARNOLD’S OFFICE SUPPLY STORE 502 W. Orange St, 107 E. Main Street 283-6645 133 SILVER BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO. DROLLINGER ELECTRIC Washington Street at C. E. I. Railroad Industrial - Commercial Residential - Farm Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 283-7421 504 Wyman Avenue William Silver Harry Silver Phone 283-7751 Hoopeston, Illinois FERDINAND RADIO T.V. WELLINGTON STATE BANK We Are As Near As Your Telephone Member of F. I. O. 305 East Main Wellington, Illinois Phone 283-7707 Compliments of Hoopeston COX BROS. EQUIPMENT, INC. CABLE T.V. CO. RT. 1 219 South Market Hoopeston, Illinois There's more to see on cable T.V. Phone 283-7763 283-7764 L. M. LUNCH STOCKLEY VAN CAMP, INC. 307 E. Main Hoopeston, Illinois Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 283-6416 134 EVERYBOt)Y DIGSIT! p ELECTRIC COOKING... 5 It’s Cool! It’s Fob! It’s Flameless! ''Sg£g§§|t Tk WtI'cENmL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY WmJmd AN INVESTOR-OWNED ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY GOODWIN’S APPLIANCE Frigidaire - Admiral Sales Service Route 9 at Third Ave. Hoopeston, Illinois Harry L. Hott C. E. Hott Lewis R. Hott HOTT’S LUMBER COAL CO. Building Material and Coal 105 East Penn St, Hoopeston, Illinois FLO’S STORK ROOM Infants Children's Wear Sizes to 6X Rt. 9 Phone 283-6731 Flo Kincaid, Owner G. C. MURPHY CO. The Complete Variety Store 210-214 East Main St. Phone 283-6691 GRANT-ROSS COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION MctvPaying'Dividend Compounded Payable on Igne. Uf Semi-Annually and lumber Isf ■ ■ Ilf (fi HOOPESTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY FARM EQUIPMENT MOTOR TRUCKS SALES SERVICE PARTS Hoopeston Illinois 135 PLUS: 4V ADDED DtVtDEMD O k savings c ur Kca. oa IA , vest iZ, OOO 0 ? 7 2 Z8 £ J AIN ST. MWPESTOM, 1U. COURTESY COLUMN WORTHEN'S RAY COX SINCLAIR JUNCTION 1 9 DR. RAYMOND N. ALVER, OPTOMETRIST 109 E. Main Street Phone 1992 DALE JERRY'S BARBER SHOP WOODY'S DEPT. STORE GADDIS CITIES SERVICE VERN TERRY REALTY HERMAN'S STANDARD SERVICE Cliff Baldwin, Proprietor Where 1 meets 9 Phone 467 CLEVE ALEXANDER SPORTING GOODS A P SUPERMARKET HALL'S SHELL SERVICE BURL L. HALL Main First Phone 283-7087 BOB'S PLACE GOSS' HOME BAKERY SHERIDAN FIXTURES COAST TO COAST STORES Everything for the farm, home and car 218 East Main BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Betty Musk HOOPESTON FOOD LOCKER 136 ORA J. BAER Autographs - ■ NEWSFOTO Your Yearbook Publisher t