Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1968 volume:

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Joseph Moore TO THE SENIORS OF 1968: It is indeed gratifying to the members of the Board of Education to be associated with the educational system of the community. We are justly proud of the school system, the administration, the faculty, and the student body. We hope that each graduating senior does not think of the diploma as Utopia in the educational program, but as a plateau in the stair steps to individual betterment. We hope that your grade school and high school years have ade- quately prepared you for college or your vocation. Remember, success is nothing but a good idea coupled with hard work. Success is getting what you want; happi ness is wanting what you get. 4 TO THE STUDENTS OF HOOPESTON HIGH: As you turn through the pages of this book in la- ter years and reflect upon happenings here recorded, I trust that your reflections will be pleasant ones. Always remember that your experiences, good or bad, are directly related to what you contribute to- ward them. Congratulations to the yearbook staff and spon- sor for the production of this fine book. Leo Huffman MR. LEO C. HUFFMAN, Superintendent MISS NAOMI ALKIRE, Secretary MR. JOHN F. GRIFFIN, Principal MRS. WINONA SHERIDAN, Secretary I hope this past year will be a symbol of many friendships and memories as well as a testimony to accomplishments completed. TO THE SENIORS: I wish you much happiness and success in your future endeavors (be they great or small). TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN; May I challenge you to make your years at Hoopeston High School pro- ductive and rewarding ones. May we all strive with the help of God to rid ourselves of prejudice and hate. John F. Griffin 5 MISS JULIE BORCHERS Shorthand I, II, Typing II, Of- fice Practice Northern Illinois University Western Illinois University B.S. in Education MISS MAYME BRATT Home Economics II, III, IV Illinois State University B.S. in Education MR. OSCAR V. BROWN Physical Education Drivers’ Education Southeastern State Oklahoma B. S. and M. S. MRS. ERMA CRONKHITE American History Illinois State University B. A. University of Illinois and Indiana University MR. ROBERT DOTY Diversified Occupations Murry State University B. S. in Education MR. CHARLES EZELL Chemistry and Biology Southern Illinois University B. A. Western Illinois University Duke University M.A.T. MR. JAMES FRENCH Instrumental Music Eastern Illinois University B. S. and M. S. in Education MR. RICHARD HOBBS Physical Education, Athletic Director Simpson College B. A. Kirksville Teachers' College M. A. MRS. JOYCE HOLLOWAY Geometry University of North Carolina Meredith College B. A. MR. ROBERT JEFFERY Art Wheaton College A. B. University of Illinois M. A. School of Art Institute of Chicago MRS. GLORIA JAHN Spanish I, II Illinois Wesleyan University B. A. MR. LAWRENCE B. JAHN Typing I, Bookkeeping Eastern Illinois University B. S. in Education WER KEYBOARD seeeee 000000 9000 MRS. WILMA JONES Latin I, II, English IV Indiana University A. B. MRS. BERNICE LAYDEN English III, Speech Marquette University Ph. B. MRS. MYRA LEIGH Office Assistant MR. LARRY D. LOBB General Math, Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Advanced Math Eastern Illinois University B. S. In Education MRS. ROSEANNE MALLOY English III Louola University Mudelein B. S. MRS. ELINOR MARTIN French I, II, III Illinois State University B. A. in Education MR. J. MATTA World History, American History Eureka College B. A. Illinois State University Indiana State University MRS. MARY MESSNER Librarian Illinois State University Illinois Wesleyan University B.A. University of Chicago University of Illinois M.Ed. University of Minnesota Northern Illinois University MR. J. PRUETT Metals University of Illinois B.S. Eastern Illinois University M.S. MR. QUENTIN RYDER Government, Sociology, Economics Southern Illinois University B.S. 209.00 Dy Ho Er Tn il 164.94 167.27 168.9 98 99 100 101 Cf Es Fm Me 251 254 2S3 2S6 Nd Pm 144.27 147 92 93 U Np 238.07 237 MR. GENE SHEAGLEY Physics, Biology Bob Jones University B. S. in Education MR. JOHN TURNER Mechanical Drawing, Woodwork- ing Ball State University B. A. in Education MRS. LEONA YORK Office Assistant MRS. EILEEN VINES Girls’ Physical Education Illinois Wesleyan University University of Illinois B. S. in Education MRS. ELIZABETH VINES English II Illinois Wesleyan University B. A. MR. LARRY D. VOORHEES Vocal Music Eastern Illinois University B. S. and M. A. . • Seniors' JANE ANDERSON AMBITION: To become an elementary teacher and then to travel abroad. PET PEEVE: Two-faced friends. ACTIVITIES: St. Council 2, 4; Sec. 1; Treas. 3; Cheerleading 3,4; G.A.A. 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 2,3; A. F. S. Student 3. EVERETT BAKER AMBITION: Service PETE PEEVE: Mr. Ryder ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 14 KATHY LYNN BARKER AMBITION: To graduate from college and do something useful in life. PET PEEVE: People that you have gone through school with who sud- denly get too “cool for anyone except themselves. ACTIVITIES: Lib. Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Yearbook; Prom 3. CHRISTIE KAY BARNARD Jackie AMBITION: To become a gui- dance counselor and lead a happy successful life. PET PEEVE: People who are never on time. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1; X-mas Queen Candidate 1; G.A.A. 2, 3,4; FT A 2,3,4; Allied Medical 2; Yearbook 2, 3,4; Prom 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; John Greer Players 2,3,4. DEBORAH BARTLOW Debby AMBITION: To become a nurse and to lead a full and happy life. PET PEEVE: People who think they are cool . ACTIVITIES: St. Council 1, 2, 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Pompettes 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Hall Monitor 3. STEPHEN CRAIG BERGSTRAND Steve AMBITION: To graduate from college with a degree in Engineering. PET PEEVE: Being defeated by an oppo- nent who has less ability. ACTIVITIES: Bell Boys 1; St. Council .1, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Bas- ketbr’' 1, Track 1 2,3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4: . .rching Band 1,2; Stage Band 2,3, 4; Concert Bar a,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Boys State 3, National Honor Society 3,4. WANDA LOU BLANKENSHIP AMBITION: To become a good nurse, get married, and have a house full of kids. PET PEEVE: Viet Nam ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2;D.O. 4 CATHRYN BLOYD Cathy AMBITION: To get married and be happy. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 3,4 SAMUEL PRESCOTT BROWNE Sam AMBITION: To finally get through Spanish. PET PEEVE: People who have big mouths and have to be the center of attention. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,4 DONNA RAE BROWNING Donnie AMBITION: To become a good wife and have a big family. PET PEEVE: Boyfriends who are in the Navy, especially mine. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 3; F. H. A. TERRY BUHRMESTER AMBITION: To learn to play my guitar. PET PEEVE: A cool breeze in the shower room after the shower. ACTIVITIES: D. O. 4 RUSSELL LEE BURGE Otis AMBITION: To make a career of the Air Force. PET PEEVE: People who always get into trouble. ACTIVITIES: Football Manager 1; Foot- ball 2,4; Camera Club 2,4; Hall Moni- tor 4. JAMES ALLEN CADE Code AMBITION: To graduate from H. H. S. and go on to college and succeed in what- ever I do. PET PEEVE: Spanish classes and people who do things_3 ways. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Bell Boys 1; St. Council 1; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Prom 3 GLEN WILLIAM COMPTON Comp AMBITION: To go to the West Coast for one year, then return to the service. PET PEEVE: Sheppard and sheppard's sheep. RANDALL DEAN CARLSON Randy AMBITION: To be a successful and well known journalist. PET PEEVE: People who think they can get away with things because they have their points in. ACTIVITIES: Science Club, Vice-Pres. 1; Football 1,2; Track 2; Lib. Club, Treas. 2; Yearbook 4; Intra. 3 16 m DIANE MAE CAWTHON Di AMBITION: To try to understand people and their way of doing things. PET PEEVE: The Cool Ones and their girls. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 2; Lib. Club 1,2; Vice-pres. 2; John Greer Players 2,3; Thespian 3,4; Chorus 2; Prom 3; D. O. 3,4; Treas. 4 CARLA LEE CHESNUT AMBITION: To goto Robert Mor- ris College and become a secre- tary. ACTIVITIES: Pompettes 3,4; Lib. Club 1,2,3,4; Sec. 1; FT A 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Honor Banquet 3 VICKI LYNN COMPTON Butch AMBITION: To become a secretary and lead a happy and successful life. PET PEEVE: People who think they’re better than anyone else. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2,3,4; St. Council 1; Pompettes 2,3,4; Belles 1; Prom 3; Library Club 1,3; Yearbook 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Office Help 3,4 DANIEL EDMOND COON Coonie AMBITION: To meet more girls like Sandy Williams. PET PEEVE: Dirty cars. ACTIVITIES: Football 4 SAMUEL EDWIN COON “Sam AMBITION: To go in the service. PET PEEVE: Draftboard. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Intra. DEBORAH SUE CORRELL Debbie AMBITION: To further my edu- cation in the business world and to marry a certain Southerner. PET PEEVE: People who think I am two-faced and jealous of the Statue of Liberty, who does not practice what she preaches. ACTIVITIES: Farewell Dance Queen Candidate 1; Belles 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Pompette 3,4; G. A. A. 2,3; Pep Club 2; Prom 3; Yearbook 2,3,4. TERRY REED CUSTER Red AMBITION: To become a successful en- gineer. PET PEEVE: Punters who can't sweat. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3.4; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4; John Greer Players 2,3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Camera Club 2; Belle Boys 1; Stage Band 2; Marching Band 1,2. JACQUELINE LYNN CURRY Jackie AMBITION: To become a suc- cessful hair stylist. PET PEEVE: Waiting on people. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2,3,4; Belle 1; Chorus 2,3. AMBITION: To have fun and be in good health. PET PEEVES: People who think they are great. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2; Track 1 17 MICHAEL LEE DAY Mike AMBITION: To become a good machin- ist. PET PEEVE: People who cheat on tests. DENNIS HAROLD DICE Dennis AMBITION: To graduate, attend some college, and own one thousand acres. PET PEEVE: People who think they are funny, but are not. ACTIVITIES: Aides 4; John Greer Players 3 18 IVAN DEAN FINK, JR. Ivan AMBITION: To go to Australia and own a 50,000 acre ranch. PET PEEVE: P. E. coaches that wear Dairy Queen suits. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Bell Boys 1 MARGARET LYNNE FLIESSER Peggy AMBITION: To be a good nurse, get married, and have a dozen kids. PET PEEVE: People who don't like ani- mals--especially horses. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Allied Medical 2,3,4; John Greer Players 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Pep Club 2; Science Club 1; Belles 1; National Honor Society 3,4. JOYCE FIX Joyce AMBITION: To go to I. B. M. school, then get married and have a happy family. PET PEEVE: Boys that say they like you a lot, then go out with another girl the next night. JACQUELINE SUE FLYNN Jacque AMBITION: To redecorate the White House in ultra modern. PET PEEVE: People who are never on time, and people who do not spell my name correctly! ACTIVITIES: John Greer Players 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Madrigal 2,3; Ensembles 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 2,3,4; FHA 2; Secre. of Thespians 4; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 2 ELIZABETH JANE FORD Betsy AMBITION: To lead a happy life. PET PEEVE: People who spread rumors, and the U. S. Navy. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1; Cheerleader 1,2, Pompettes 3,4; Yearbook 2; G. A. A. 2, 3; Prom 3; D. O. 4. PATRICIA KAY FRANKLIN Pat AMBITION: To be married to a certain Army guy from Rossville. PET PEEVE: Girls who go out with their girlfriend’s boyfriends. JAMES DAVID GHOLSON Jim AMBITION: To live on a South Pacific island and grow coconuts and be complete ly happy in my endeavor. PET PEEVE: Things that bother me and prompt me to make decisions. ACTIVITIES: St. Council 1,2,3,4; Pres. 1; Thespians 2,3,4; John Greer Players 2, 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Camera Club 2; Class Pres. 2; Library Club 1; Bell Boys Pres. 1; Con- cessions 1,2,3,4; Prom 3; Speech Club 3; Lettermans Club 2,3,4. BARBARA LOUISE FORSHIER Barb AMBITION: To become a successful P.E. teacher. PET PEEVE: Being the first or last one to give a speech. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep club 2; John Greer Players 2,3; Thespians 4; Madrigals 2,3; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Play 2. ORVILLE WAYNE GAGE Wayne AMBITION: To be a minister. PET PEEVE: Stuck up people. RODNEY DUANE GOOD Rod AMBITION: To become a successful Technical Engineer and live a happy life. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than anyone else. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2; Basketball 1. 19 ANNA DORENE GOODEN Dorene AMBITION: To graduate and become a good citizen. PET PEEVE: Sophomore girls who go out with boys that are too old for them. CAROLYN ANN GOSS Goose AMBITION: To live a long, happy, and healthy life. PET PEEVE: Boys who wear white socks. ACTIVITIES: Pompettes 2,3,4; Allied Medical Club 2; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; John Greer Players 2,3; Chorus 3; Library Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Hall Monitor 4 20 GERALD THOMAS GOSSETT Jerry AMBITION: To graduate PET PEEVE: Teachers that don’t like long hair! ACTIVITIES: D. O. 3,4 LINDA SUE GUSTINE Cous AMBITION: To graduate, go to Beautician School, and live a very happy life. PET PEEVE: Guys that are too possessive, girls from other towns, yellow chevrolets, and to be kept waiting. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4; Lib. Club 1,2,3,4; John Greer Players 2; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Girl's tumbling 2; Prom 4; Pep Club 2 TERRY WAYNE HALCOM Terry AMBITION: To make my life a better one. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than someone because they dress a little better or because the person is not one of the group. RUBY GALE HALL Mammy AMBITION: To further my education, get married, and live happily. PET PEEVE: Donald Duck ACTIVITIES: Christmas Dance Queen Cand. 1; Yearbook 2,3,4; Jr. Editor 3; Co-editor 4; John Greer Players 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Pompettes 3,4; G. A. A. 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2; St. Council 4; Hall Monitor 4; Concessions 4; Prom 3; Home- coming 3,4; Lib. Club 1; Class Treas. 3; Office Help 4; Play 3 ROBERT KENT HAMILTON Elwood AMBITION: To engineer my way through college mechanically and become a me- chanical engineer. PET PEEVE: People who quit playing poker, when they have all my money. ACTIVITIES: Belle Boys Pres 1; St. Council 1,4; Science Club 1; Track 1; John Greer Players 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3, 4; Honor Thespian 3,4; Intramurals 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Plays 2,3 BARBARA JEANNE HENK Barb’ AMBITION: To go to Business School, get married, and lead a happy, successful life with the right guy. PET PEEVE: Brief acquaintances ACTIVITIES: Pompettes 2,3,4; Belles 1; Science Club 1; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Allied Medical 3; Yearbook 3,4; Prom 3; Girl's Tumbling 2 ROSALIE ANN HICKMAN AMBITION: To do my best in everything I undertake to do. PET PEEVE: People that want something but aren't willing to work for it. JOHN LEWIS HOTT John AMBITION: To go to college and become a Forester. PET PEEVE: Girls that bother me in seventh hour study hall ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2; Football 1,2; Yearbook 4 CLARA RUTH JARNAGIN Clarence AMBITION: To get married, raise a family, and do something great so I can get my name in the history books. PET PEEVE: People who rub it in when you get a bad grade. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1; Science Club 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; F. T. A. 2,3,4; G. A. A. 2,3,4, Pres 4; Yearbook 4; Madrigal 3; Ensembles 3,4 PAUL RICHARD JOHNSON Rick AMBITION: To be a successful farmer. PET PEEVE: People who tell you something seriously. ACTIVITIES: Football 4 21 CYNTHIA SUE KAAG Cindy AMBITION: Go to college and become a fashion illustrator. PET PEEVE: People who tell me to shut up. ACTIVITIES: G. A . A. 3; Hall Monitor 4. LUCINDA MARIE KAUFMANN Lucie AMBITION: To get married and raise a happy family. PET PEEVE: The U.S. Army. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1; Chorus 3; Year- book 4; Hall Monitor 4. 22 ART KELNHOFER Hoofer AMBITION: To become a mechanic. PET PEEVE: The food from the cafe- teria. CHARLES WILLIAM KNIGHT Charlie AMBITION: To earn a Master’s degree in electrical engineering. PET PEEVE: Red-headed teachers. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Intra- murals 3, 4; Bell Boys 1. CHARLENE SUE LAWSON Susan AMBITION: To become a successful beautician and own my own shop, and raise a family. PET PEEVE: People who make other people's business their own. Also the U.S. Navy and Che velles. ACTIVITIES: Lib. 1,2,3; Yearbook 2; Prom 3; Homecoming 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2; St. Council 1; G.A.A. 2,3,4. JOHN MICHAEL LAYDEN Buzzi AMBITION: To live to be 120. PET PEEVE: Football players. ACTIVITIES: Football v gr. 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Track 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4. JUAN JOSE LINARES “Joe AMBITION: To go on to a better educa- tion. PET PEEVE: Girls who know too much. KERRY STEPHEN LUTTRELL Steve AMBITION: To be a draftsman in the Army Engineers. PET PEEVE: Someone who doesn't listen when I'm talking. ACTIVITIES: Football SID LONGFELLOW Big Boy AMBITION: To become the owner of a clothing store. PET PEEVE: Two faced people and girls who drink. ACTIVITIES: St. Council 1; D.O. Vice-Pres. 3; Class Pres. 3, 4; D.O. Pres. 4. MARY FRANCES LOHMEYER Franny AMBITION: Go to IBM school and get a good job afterwards. PET PEEVE: Someone who talks when they are not supposed to and who says what you were going to say. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2; Chorus 3. JEANNIE LOUISE LOHMEYER Jeannie AMBITION: To become a successful beautician and get married. PET PEEVE: Blondes from out of town. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 2,3,4; Drama Club 2; Yearbook 2; Homecoming atten- dant 3; Prom 3; Pep Club 2 . BONNIE JEAN MANN Cous AMBITION: To find my purpose in life and be happy and contented. PET PEEVE: People who play with their food, and people who always want some- thing for nothing. ACTIVITIES: St. Council 1; G.A.A. 2, 3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4, Co-Editor 4; Home- coming attendant 3; John Greer Players 2, 3,4; Prom 3; Homecoming Com. 2,3,4. 23 ROGER MARTIN Rog AMBITION: To be a successful and happy person. PET PEEVE: Athletes that drink. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2, 3,4; All- County 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Student Council 1; Vice Pres. 1; Belle Boys 1; Vice Pres. 1; Letterman's Club 3, 4; JACQUELINE SUE McBRIDE Jackie AMBITION: To be happy and en- joy life. PET PEEVE: Feet that fit in mouths. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1, Pres.; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2, 4; Pep Club 2; Homecoming 2, 3,4; Yearbook 2, 3,4; Girl’s State 3; Prom 3. STEPHEN EARL McBRIDE Steve AMBITION: To go to college and lead a successful life. PET PEEVE: People who don’t take life serious enough at times, and people who take it too serious at other times. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 1,2; Chorus 1, 3; French Club 1; Intra- murals 1,2; spring musical; Speech 1. CHRISTINE ANN MATTHEWS Christie AMBITION: To lead a happy and success- ful life. PET PEEVE: People who think other people are jealous of what they haven’t got--and the Nahatis'. ACTIVITIES: Belles, Vice Pres. 1; Pom- pettes2,3,4; D.O. Sec. 4; Yearbook 3; G.A.A. 2,3; Prom 3; Office Help 3,4; Pep Club 2; Madrigal 2; Mixed Chorus 2. WOODROW McBRIDE Shike AMBITION: To graduate from Crow's Cabin. PET PEEVE: Red Wallace at the Blue Panther. ACTIVITIES: Freshman officer; Football 1,2; tumbling team; D.O. 3,4. rich McCullough Rich AMBInuN: To finish school. PET PEEVE: To be called by my last name. ACTIVITIES: D.O. 24 david McGinnis Skinner AMBITION: To help win the Viet Nam war. PET PEEVE: P. E. teachers ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 2; Track 1; Basketball 1, 2 REBECCA ANN McINTYRE Becky AMBITION: To get married, have seven kids, and enjoy life to its fullest. PET PEEVE: Trouble-making people. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1; Pep Club 2; John Greer Players 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 2; Chorus 3, 4; Thespians 4 DANIEL LEE McLAIN Mecc AMBITION: To earn $50, 000 a year. PET PEEVE: People who make easy things difficult. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2; Track 2; Basketball 1; Band 1 LINDA CAROL MEANS AMBITION: To live a successful and worthwhile life. PET PEEVE: People who insist on cheating. LINDA MONRONEY Linda AMBITION: To succeed in whatever I do. PET PEEVE: People who know you only when they can use you. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 2,3,4 JOHN MORGENROTH Merowitz AMBITION: To lead an active life until I am 79 years and two days old, and then die quietly. PET PEEVE: Certain redheads who insist that I’m not real. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2 25 ROBERT WARD MURPHY Murph AMBITION: To be a draftsman. PET PEEVE: The crooked way Mr. Hobbs wears his baseball cap before a football game and during the game. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,4 DEBORAH LEE NOLIN Debbie AMBITION: To have my life engineered for me mechanically by a mechanical engineer college graduate. PET PEEVE: People who are two-faced and jealous. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Lib. Club 1,3; Vice-Pres.; St. Council 1; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; Prom 3; Class Officers 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1. BILLY WAYNE NORRIS Wayne AMBITION: To go to a training school and become a mechanist or to the Navy. GLENN THOMAS POTTS Pottsie AMBITION: To graduate from college then replace Gordon South at the Illinois Canning Co. PET PEEVE: The last 15 minutes of foot- ball practice. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Boy's State 3; Intra. 3,4 PET PEEVE: Long assignments and tests on Monday. DONALD JAMES OLSON Don AMBITION: To graduate from college, get a good job and enjoy life. PET PEEVE: People who are al- ways lazy. ACTIVITIES: Bell Boys 1; March- ing band 1; Track 1, 3,4; John Greer Players 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Intra. 3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom 3. SHERRYL POWELL Pooch AMBITION: To finish high school get married to that certain someone and to be happy wherever I go and in whatever Ido. PET PEEVE: People who think they’re just too good for others. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 3,4; Bio. Club 1; Chorus 2, 3; Band 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; Major- ette 1 SHARON PRICE AMBITION: To be graduated from college. PET PEEVE: People who drink and smoke. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1, 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Homecoming Court 2; Glee Club 2; Beta Club 1; Class Treasurer 1; Homecoming Queen 4 ALICE ANNE REED Angie AMBITION: To become a successful Archaeologist and get married when I'm twenty-five. PET PEEVE: Dating boys who refuse to speak to you all evening. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1, 2; Thespians 3,4; Majorette 3,4; Concessions 3,4; Girls Chorus 3,4; Belles 1; Homecoming Attendant 2; Class Sec. 2,3; St. Council 3,4; Sec. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Lib. Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Prom 3. KATHY ANNETTE REED Squirt AMBITION: To do something worthwhile and be successful at it. PET PEEVE: People who think they are so much better than others. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1; G.A.A. 2,3; St. Council 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; Lib. Club 1, 3; RANDY PHILLIP REGAN Monty AMBITION: To live up to the ex- pectations of my parents and make another million besides. PET PEEVE: Wreckless brothers. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Track 1,2; Cross Country 4; John Greer Players 2, 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Camera Club 2, 3; Band 3 LINDA MAE RICHARDS AMBITION: To be a successful 2nd. mate and enjoy life. PET PEEVE: People who tell you you're supposed to do something and then won't let you do it. ACTIVITIES: Thespians 3,4; Majorette 1,2,3; Drum Mj. 4; Ensemble 3,4; Con- cert Band 4; Chorus 3,4; Madrigals 3, 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Allied Medical 2, 3; Lib. Club Vice-Pres 1, Pres. 2, State V-Pres. 3, Treas. 4; ANN LOWELL RICHMOND Ann AMBITION: To attend the University of Illinois and become an architect. PET PEEVE: Boys who wear white socks. ACTIVITIES: St. Council 1; G.A.A. 2, 4; Prom 3 27 ROBERTA RUTH RICKART Ruth AMBITION: To enjoy life and succeed. PET PEEVE: Girls who say Oh no, Fluf- fy! ; sophomore girls who go out with boys who will be freshmen in college; and people who think they are better than you are. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1; Prom 3 ROY ALAN ROARK Amos AMBITION: To become a better pilot than my brothers. PET PEEVE: Police who give tickets. ACTIVITIES: Librarian 2; Football 4 28 PEGGY ROBERTS Peg AMBITION: To graduate; to work and better my occupation; to someday get married and settle down. PET PEEVE: People who think they're too good for others; and places that are dull and very un- exciting. ACTIVITIES: Library Club 1,2; D. O. 3,4; Prom 3 JAMES THEODORE ROSBORG Jim AMBITION: To live a successful and happy life and to be looked back on in future years as the most famous person in our class. PET PEEVE: People who wake me up during Spanish. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3; Cross-country 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Science Club 1; Prom 3; Homecoming Com. 2, 3; CINDY JANE RUSSELL Cindy AMBITION: To major in elementary ed- ucation and become a successful teacher. PET PEEVE: Straight A students. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2, 3; Marching Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Lib. Club 1,2; F.T.A. 4; Year- book 4; Band Sec. 4; Homecoming Queen Cand. 4 STEPHEN FREDERICK WILLIAM SCHATZ Schatzie AMBITION: To fulfill my ambitions PET PEEVE: Being told what to do by other people. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2, 3,4; Co-cap- tain 4; All-County 3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Letterman’s Club 1,2, 3,4; Camera Club 4, Sec 4; Boys' State 3; Class V.P. 4 JERRY LEE SCHIELER Jerry' AMBITION: To further my schooling, and enter a career in Veterinary Medicine. PET PEEVE: Good for nothing cars. ACTIVITIES: Thespians 2; John Greer Players 2; Aides 2; Hall Monitor 1. MARY LOU SCHUEN Mary AMBITION: Travel all over the world and be a success at anything I do. PET PEEVE: Boys from Milford and Woodland. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1; FHA 2; FTA 2; Pep Club 2; Chorus 3; John Greer Players 2, 3,4; Thespians 3,4; D.O. 4. GORDON NEIL SHEPPARD Bust AMBITION: To go to Moline Jr. College and study Horticulture. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than everybody else. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2, 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,4; St. Council 1,2, 4, Treasurer 1; Bell Boys 1. MICHAEL LEE SHEPPARD Shep AMBITION: To graduate from the college of my choice. PET PEEVE: People who try to make you think they are better than anyone else. ACTIVITIES: Track 3,4; Intra. 4; Prom Committee 3. MARTHA ANN SILVER Marty AMBITION: To someday become a recre- ational therapist in a children’s hospital, to be a good Christian wife, and mother, and to raise my children in the fear and admonition of God. PET PEEVE: People who have a foul mouth! ACTIVITIES: Library Club 1,2,3; John Greer Players, Girls Chorus 3, 4; Madrigal, Girls Double Ensemble 3,4; G. A. A.; Allied Medical. HAROLD BRENT SIMPSON Howie AMBITION: To be an airline captain for United Airlines. PET PEEVE: People who brag about what they are going to do, but never work hard enough to do it. ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 2, 4; Science Club 1; Cross-country 4. 29 VIRGINIA STIPP “Virginia AMBITION: To continue beauty school and to make a success of life. PET PEEVE: Marine Reserves. ACTIVITIES: Lib. 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Hall Monitor 3,4 LARY JAY SWIM Lary AMBITION: To be a C.B. in the Navy. PET PEEVE: Girls that lie. JANICE SMITH Janice AMBITION: To someday get married and live a happy and successful life. PET PEEVE: People who think they're better than anyone else. DAVID ANDREW STEELE Dave AMBITION: Major in Music at Lincoln Christian College, and work for my Minister’s degree. PET PEEVE: People who make fun of others. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3, 4. JOHN ROBERT SMYTHE John AMBITION: To attain the glory of life. ACTIVITIES: Bell Boys 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Prom 3, Homecoming Com. 2; Science Club 1; Letterman’s Club 1,4; Marching Band 1; Intra. 4. CRAIG WARREN SONGER Sonjers AMBITION: To do what I want to do when I want to do it, because you only live once. PET PEEVE: Girls who swear, and boys that can’t sweat. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Bell Boys 1; Science Club 1; St. Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4 DAVE THEOBALD F.A.T. AMBITION: To graduate from W. I. U. and become a naval officer PET PEEVE: Faye ACTIVITIES: Bell Boys 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2, 3,4; In- tramurals 3,4; Camera Club 4; John Greer Players 2, 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Hall monitor 3,4 LILLIAN SUE THRASHER Sue-Sue AMBITION: To go to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., get married, and have a little blond-haired, blue-eyed boy. PET PEEVE: The U.S. Army and bossy boys. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,3,4; t I STEPHEN ALLEN UNGER DENISE MARIE VERBEKE Denise AMBITION: To be successful in all my attempts, no matter what they are, and to lead a happy life. PET PEEVE: People who have no consid- eration of others and people who think they're better than everybody else. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4; St. Coun- cil 4; Lib. Club 2; Yearbook 3,4; Hall Monitor 4; Allied Medical 3; Prom 3 4 Steve AMBITION: To become a success in some occupation, probably farming. ACTIVITIES: John Greer Players 2,3,4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Aide 3,4 EVERETT THOMAS Rounnie AMBITION: To go on to college. PET PEEVE: Boring classes. ACTIVITIES: Football; track LARRY ALLEN WALLACE Red AMBITION: To graduate from High School and try to be a good mechanic. PET PEEVE: Girls who are shy. ACTIVITIES: D.O. 3,4 31 STEVEN EARL WEAKS Weaksy” AMBITION: To find out what I can do well and have fun doing it. PET PEEVE: People who don't mean what they say. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2, 3,4,; Track lf 2, 3,4; Stu- dent Council lf 3,4; Pres. 4; Camera Club 2; Thespians 2,3,4, V. Pres 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3,4; Prom 3; Bell Boys 1; Cafeteria help 2; Boys State 3; Class Officer 2 CHRISTINE ZIEBART Chris AMBITION: To become a nurse and lead a happy, re- warding life. PET PEEVE: Cars that won’t run. ACTIVITIES: Belles 1; Science Club 1; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1,2, 3,4; Stage Band 2, 3,4; Allied Medical 2,3,4; Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 2; John Greer Players 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the Class of '68, have reached our last year at H. H. S. It has been a long, difficult climb; but we have had many exciting and memorable times. We have all enjoyed participating in the homecoming parades, dances, Proms, games, and other school activities. Our class officers this year included: Sid Longfellow, president; Steve Schatz, vice-president; Debbie Nolin, secretary; and Diane Cawthon, treasurer. Mr. Sheagley was our sponsor. Sharon Price reigned as queen during the homecoming activities with Debbie Bartlow and Cindy Russell as senior attendants. We also placed third with our Please Squeeze the Schlarman float. Representing our class on Student Council this year were: Steve Weaks, Craig Songer, Alice Reed, Kathy Reed, Ruby Hall, Bob Hamilton, Denise VerBeke, Linda Richards, and Jane Anderson. Our senior cheerleaders were: Deb- bie Nolin, Sharon Price, Jane Anderson, and Jackie McBride. We are very proud of the members of the senior class who have received honors and awards throughout the year. We graduate and leave H. H. S. with the pink rose as our class flower and our class motto: 32 With the light of today we'll explore the path of tomorrow A. F. S. Student to Portugal Left to Right: Mrs. Cordovil, Ana, Marina, Jane, w Mr. Cordovil, and Alice. This was a farewell dinner with the Cordovils, the family that Jane Anderson spent the summer with. She spent the summer in Por- tugal through the American Field Service summer ex- change program. Cordovil’s home in Estoril Weekly market in Cascais with the various fruits and vege- tables grown by the peasants. Estoril Gardens in Estoril Wills I, Jane Anderson, will my ability as a cheerleader to Mary Ann Regan. I, Kathy Barker, will my ability to solve problems to Jeanne Law. I, Christie Barnard, will to Jane Clark the barrette 1 use in P.E. class to keep the hair out of my eyes in hopes that she will not have so much trouble as 1 did in seeing where I was going. I, Deborah Bartlow, will my ability as a Pompette to Sheila Odle. I, Steve Bergstrand, will my biology books and my po- sition on the football team to John McElhaney. I, Wanda Blankenship, will a case of Nutrament to Mr. Ryder. I, Cathy Bloyd, will my government class to any senior who has it next year. I, Sam Browne, will my ability to stay in trouble to anybody who doesn't want it. I, Donna Browning, will all my American Government notes to anyone who thinks he can read them. I, Terry Burhrmester, will my ability not to smoke on the school grounds over the noon hour to those that do. L Russell Burge, will my ability to get along with Mr. Griffin to Dick Sanders. I, Marie Burt, will all my pop-top rings to Jamee Tweedy, and my gym suit with the patches on the back to Sandy Williams. I, Jim Cade, will my wrecks to Stan Wagner, my Spanish classes to my brother, and my ability to loaf in football and get caught to Jerry Trombley. I, Randy Carlson, will my wondrous body, for lack of anything else, to the Science Department. I, Diane Cawthon, will all the fun I've had at H. H. S. and the many memories I have of Wellington to Sherry Longfellow and Sherrie Kelly. I, Carla Chesnut, will two inches of my height to Karen Shore. I, Vicki Compton, will my ability to lick my lips to Steve Johnson. I, Daniel Coon, will my love for American Govern- ment and English to Sandy Williams. I, Debbie Correll, will my pale complexion to Lynn Spickard. I, Jackie Curry, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Vines to Eloise Lohmeyer, who may need it badly. I, Terry Custer, will my ability to stay slim to Tom Grether and my ability to sweat to Gary Mattingly. I, Leon Davis, will Curt Miller my tweezers to shave with. I, Mike Day, will Mr. Ryder's government class to my brother. I, Dennis Dice, will my ability to get along with teachers to anyone who wants it. I, Ivan Fink, will a pair of turn signals to David Fink. I, Joyce Fix, will my decent laugh to Eloise Lohmeyer. I, Peggy Fliesser, will to Jeannie Law any twirling ability I may or may not have ever had. I, Jacque Flynn, will my good health and strong back to Louise Dayton. I, Betsy Ford, will my ability in P.E. to Brenda An- derson and Lynn Spickard. I, Barb Forshier, will Gumby Hensly a box of cracker jacks and my hula hoop to Sadie Evans. I, Pat Franklin, will Joan Frederick all good luck in her senior year. I, Wayne Gage, will my great coordination and ath- letic ability to Jay Laird. I, Thomas Gatrell, will my nickname to Tom Grether. 1, Jim Gholson, will my collection of 18th century W'oodcuts to Mickey Rooney and Herman Goering. I, Rodney Good, will to my brother Chuck the ability to make up my mind. I, Dorene Gooden, will all my excess weight to any- body who needs it. I, Carol Goss, will one year's supply of Metrecal to Sheila Odle. I, Jerry Gossett, will my love letters from my brother Larry Gossett which he willed to me to Keith Gossett. I, Linda Gustine, will my ability to get along with the opposite sex to S.S.S. and my ability to fly off roofs to Loni Miller. I, Ruby Hall, will all my great times at H. H. S. to all the underclassmen, and especially to my sister Debbie. I, Bob Hamilton, will all of my athletic abilities to Dave Barker. I, Barbara Henk, will all my Pompette abilities to Sheila Odle. I, Rosalie Hickman, will the government notes that were willed to me to John Yaden. I, Clara Jarnagin, will my ability to keep quiet to anyone who needs it. I, Rick Johnson, will my clean handkerchief to Steve Unger. I, Cindy Kaag, will my third hour hall-monitor post to Nancy Brougher. I, Lucie Kaufmann, will Sandy Eells my three years of hard work and great talents. I, Art Kelnhofer, will all my mechanical knowledge to Steve Hunt. I, Charles Knight, will one case of Nutrament to Bob Lytle. I, Charlene Lawson, will to Sandy Eells her brother's old notes for her reading enjoyment and to Jeff Schell- hardt my ability to stay out of trouble. I, Mike Layden, will to any sucker who will have it, my former job as a football manager. I, Joe Linares, will my working abilities at the A P to Jim B. I, Jeannie Lohmeyer, will my gracefullness and talent in P. E. to my cousin Alice McCrory. 34 I, Frances Lohmeyer, will to my sister Eloise and my cousin Alice McCrory as much fun as I have had here at H. H. S., if not more. I, Sid Longfellow, will my transmission out of my 427 to Lary Swim. I, Steve Luttrell, will my football uniform to someone who can do better than I and good luck! I, Bonnie Mann, will to Shirley Wisdom the many pro- blems and the fun times of my senior year. I, Roger Martin, will all my athletic injuries to Allen Lane. I, Christie Matthews, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Wendy Goodrum and Nancy Brougher. I, Jackie McBride, will my big mouth to Wendy Good- rum. I, Steve McBride, being of sound mind and body, hereby will my long hair to Coach Hobbs. I, Rich McCullough, will the school to the construction crew. I, David McGinnis, will my calendar and locker to Randy Gossett. I, Becky McIntyre, will all the fun and good times I have had at H. H. S. and other places to Lynn Good- rum. I, Dan McLain, will a case of Nutrament to Steve Ey- rich, and a jar of Brylcream to David Walls. I, David McQuay, will that when I die there is nothing left for people to quarrel over. I, Linda Means, will my volumes of notes to Sadie Evans. I, Linda Monroney, will my abilities to stay out of wrecks to Linda Fields. I, John Morgenroth, will a copy of my birth certificate to Mrs. Cronkhite to prove that I'm real. I, Bob Murphy, will my wit and charms to anyone who needs them. I, Wayne Norris, will my ability to do things in P. E. to Leon Poison. I, Don Olson, will to David Walls 25 pounds of butch wax. I, Glenn Potts, will my experience as a quarter back to Don Sollars and my ability to deal cards to Jim Ros- borg. I, Sherry Powell, being of blank mind and weak body, will to Amy Weyand another year of free slave labor at H. H.S. May she withstand it as well as I. I, Alice Reed, will my sudden bursts of laughter in Mr. Ryder's class to Oscar Young. I, Kathy Reed, will my ability to get run over in the halls and live to any small person who has the same trouble. I, Randy Regan, will my ability to eat all that is hu- manly possible and not gain a pound to Steve Eyrich. I, Linda Richards, will my ability to get along with my teachers to whoever needs it. I, Ann Richmond, will my ability to be in trouble con- stantly to Jamee Tweedy. I, Ruth Rickart, will my being short to Linda Pocialik. L Roy Roark, will my ability to do nothing and like it to Steve Dazey. I, Peggy Roberts, will all my ways of getting along with the teachers to Alice McCrory; also, I will the best of luck to underclassmen. I, Jim Rosborg, will to Alan McVicker my ability in basketball and to Leon Poison, my good looks. I, Cindy Russell, will all my springs, rubber bands, and pain to any unfortunate person with crooked teeth. I, Jerry Schieler, will my expert ability to maneuver my convertable puddle jumper to Larry Morts. I, Mary Lou Schuen, will all the good times I had at H. H. S., especially in my junior year, to Sharon Rhodes. I, Neil Sheppard, will my ability to get along with certain people to Randy Price. I, Mike Sheppard, will a box of Kleenex to Don Olson, who ran out. 1, Martha Silver, do not have a will! A will is for death, and I am just beginning to live! I, Harold Simpson, will my ability to co-pilot a Cessna 172 to any flying nut in the junior class. 1, Janice Smith, will my government notes to Joan Frederick. 1, John Smythe, will my good looks to Delbert Brown and 25 pounds to Leon Poison. I, Craig Songer, will my ability as a quarterback to Don Sollars. I, Virginia Stipp, will my ability to get out of trouble to Linda Lutz. I, Lary Swim, will Gary Brown my athletic ability. I, Dave Theobald, will to Tom Grether 30 pounds of excess weight, and to David Fink, 40 pounds of slimy rocks. I, Everett Thomas, will to Steve Lewis (Spyder) one case of Nutrament. I, Sue Thrasher, will to Debbie Wintersteen all of my ability to stay out of trouble and to go home early. I, Steve Unger, will my ability to show, raise, and judge rabbits to Larry Morts. I, Denise VerBeke, will all the good times I’ve had at H. H. S. to anybody who enjoys having fun. I, Larry Wallace, will my Baby Moon hubcaps to Ronnie Long; and my ability to stay away from Rankin to anyone who needs it. I, Steve Weaks, will my barber to Steve Eyrich. I, Cindy Williams, will my ability to get rid of all my problems at once to Cathy Bloyd. I, Christine Ziebart, gladly will my 1961 Falcon Su- preme along with its occasional flat tire, dead battery, and worn out muffler to Francy Reed in the hopes that she'll have as much fun with it as I've had. I also will her all my old repair bills. 35 PRETTIEST AND MOST HANDSOME BEST PERSONALITY Betsy Ford Don Olson Jim Cade Ruby Hall BEST DRESSED Senior MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Steve Schatz Christie Barnard Christie Matthews Sid Longfellow Debbie Nolin Bob Hamilton MOST ATHLETIC Valedictorian Salutatorian CHRISTIE KAY BARNARD LINDA CAROL MEANS 111. State Scholarship winners: F. left to right, Mike Layden, Christie Bar- nard (Reader’s Digest Award), Peggy Fliesser, and Glenn Potts. B. left to right, Roger Martin, John Morgenroth, Terry Custer, and Steve Bergstrand. Steve Schatz and Jane Anderson were the winners of the Outstanding Teenagers of America Award. 38 Mrs. Jahn presents F.T. A. Scholar- ship to Barbara Forshier. Mrs. Jones presents National Honor Society Scholarship to Linda Means. Clara Jarnagin was awarded the Suzanne Mills Award. Her alternates are Wanda Blankenship, Jackie McBride, and Debbie Correll. Mr. Griffin presents the Danforth Award I Dare You to Debbie Bartlow and Craig Songor. Class of Back Row: Danny McLain, Terry Custer, Sam Coon, Terry Burhmester, Jim Cade, Leon Davis, David McGinnis, Randy Regan, Mike Day, Carla Chestnut. Row Four: Deborah Nolin, Bob Hamilton, Randy Carlson, Wayne Norris, Art Kelnhofer, Terry Halcom, Rodney Good, Roy Roark, Steve Schatz, John Morgenroth. Row Three: Deborah Bartlow, Steve Bergstrand, Bob Murphy, Glenn Potts, Clara Jarnagin. Linda Richards, Mary Lou Schuen, Jerry Gossett, John Hott. Row Two: Everett Baker, Ricky Johnson, Donna Browning, Jackie Curry, Barbara Henk, Francis Lohmeyer, Bonnie Mann, Jackie McBride, Jane Anderson. Row One: Cindy Kaag, Cathy Bloyd, Dorene Gooden, Rosalie Hickman, Linda Gustine, Deborah Correll, Carol Goss, Ruby Hall, Chrisite Matthews, and Lucie (Kaufman) Huffman, (Sid Longfellow not present). 40 1968 Back Row: Jim Gholson, Jim Rosborg, Craig Songer, John Smythe, Steve Weaks, Harold Simpson, Everett Thomas, Dave Theobald, Steve Unger, Dennis Dice, Ivan Fink, Russell Burge, Wayne Gage, and Dan Coon. Row Four: Jerry Schieler, Charles Knight, Mike Sheppard, Dave Steele, Larry Wallace, Lary Swim, Neil Sheppard, Vicki Compton, Denise VerBeke, Wanda Blankenship, Jacque Flynn. Row Three: Joe Linares, Kerry Luttrell, Roger Martin, Mike Layden, Steve McBride, Rich McCullough, Woody McBride, Glen Compton, Sam Browne, Joyce Fix, Diane Cawthon, Kathy Barker. Row Two: Charlene Lawson, Ann Richmond, Becky McIntyre, Linda Means, Virginia Stipp, Christine Ziebart, Sue Thrasher, Pat Franklin, Barb Forshier, Betsy Ford, Peggy Fliesser, Christie Barnard. Row One: Jeannie Lohmeyer, Linda Monroney, Sherry Powell, Sharon Price, Alice Reed, Kathy Reed, Roberta Rickart, Peggy Roberts, Cindy Russell, and Martha Silver. Mike Layden Linda Means Clara Jarnagin Bob Murphy Peggy Roberts John Hott Carla Chesnut 43 Alkire, Marvin Allison, Wayne Anderson, Brenda Baer, Denise Baker, Lawrence Baldwin, Susan Bane, Mike Barker, David Bartmess, Pam Beauvois, Terry Bell, David Benjamin, Billingsley, Bingham, Jim Mike Monty Bra ugh ton, Bretz, Brockway, B rougher Robert Robert Judy Nancy Brown, Delbert Brown, Gary Brown, Jim Cain, Connie Catron, Dennis 46 Class Chandler, Terry Chenoweth, Terry Clarke, Jane Comstock, Larry Cornelius, Vicki Cox, Judy Cramer, John Creamer, Helen Cundiff, Melvin Davis, Carolyn of ’69 Day, Dazey, Dean, Ellis, Danny Steve Larry Kris Foxworthy, Penny Franklin, Janice Frederick, Joan Gaddis, David Galloway, Steve Ervin, Dave Evans, Sadie Eyrich, Steve Fink, Dave Chet Summers Dave Timmons Judy Brockway Eric Sheagley Kris Ellis Brenda Anderson We elected these six as our repre- sentatives on the Student Council. We are proud of the job these kids are doing in representing the Class Of '69. German, Larry Gholson, LaDonna Goodrum, Lynn Gossett, Keith Gossett, Randy Grether, Tom Gudgel, Dianne Hardy, Doug Hensley, Pat Herman, Connie Hinton, Dennis Hoagland, Dianne Hott, Martha Hunt, Steve Irwin, Nancy Johnson, Nancy Kincade, Janet Knoll, Greg 48 Laird, Jay Lane, Allen Law, Jeanne Leslie, Mary Lewis, Steve Lohmeyer, Eloise Long, Debbie Lowe, Gary Lutz, Linda Lytle, Bob Mattingly, Gary Mayberry, Don McBride, Dennis McCalla, John McElhaney, John McVicker, Alan McVicker, Kenny Miller, Loni Morris, Mike Morts, Larry Musk, Martha Odle, Kevin Odle, Sheila Peters, Betsy Petersen, Bill They chose this theme! 49 Dianne Hoagland, our attendant for the 1967 Homecoming, and her escort, Stan Wagoner. Pinnick, Deborah Pittman, Gene Pocialik, Linda Pratt, Julie Rainwater, Lana Ramsey, Jennette Ramsey, Linnette Rayls, Bill Reed, Frances Rhodes, Mike Rhodes, Sharon Rossey, Trent Sanders, Dick 50 Jeannette Ramsey, our other attendant for the 1967 Homecoming, and her escort, Buddy Young. Schellhardt, Jeff Seiters, Pat Sheagley, Eric Shore, Karen Simpson, Lloyd Smith, Gary Sollars, Don Spickard, Lynn Staton, Virginia Stockton, Levoynne Summers, Chet Thomas, Dennis Thomas, Paul Timmons, Dave Tincher, Bill Tweedy, Jamee Vance, Darlene Wagoner, Stan Walls, David Ward, Dan Warner, Mike Warner, Steve Weyand, Amy Williams, Sandy Willis, Gayle Winters, Beverly Wintersteen, Debbie Wisdom, Shirley Wise, Shiela Yaden, John Young, Oscar Young, Robyn Junior Class History At the beginning of this long and busy year we elected Chet Summers as our President; Eric Sheagley-Vice-Presi- dent; Judy Brockway-Secretary; and Janet Kincade as Treasurer. Through the co-operation of Mr. Lobb and Mr. Matta, our sponsors, the officers, and the class, our past year was a success. Brenda Anderson, Judy Brockway, Kris Ellis, Eric Sheagley, Chet Summers, and Dave Timmons were chosen as our Student Council representatives. Janet Kincade was elected from our class as Varsity cheerleader. We were proud to have Dianne Hoagland and Jennette Ramsey as our homecoming attendants. With Boot The Toppers as our theme, we were also pleased with our float which received second in the parade. Our main project was the magazine drive to raise money. We gave the graduating seniors a banquet and prom we hope they will remember for years to come. Thanks to everyone this was a success. With just one more year left at H. II. S. we are looking forward to adding many more wonderful times and mem- ories to the past ones. 52 Sophomore rrr Baldwin, Steve Bartlow, Denise Bobis, Mike Bruens, Steve Brumbalough, Gary Bruner, Vivian Burtis, Richard Cade, Gary Carter, Ned Clark, Ronald Clarke, Kathryn Clayborn, Betty Combs, Linda Crawford, Steve Crawley, Cathy Dayton, Louise DeVore, Randy Dobkins, Richard Drollinger, Michael Eells, Sandy Fink, Gary Fraley, Donald Frederick, Michael Gholson, Gloria Glover, Terry Good, Chuck 54 Good, Vicki Gooden, Martha Goodrum, Sandy Goodrum, Wendy Gress, Donald Gritton, Sondra Gustine, Thomas Hardwick, Rudy Herman, Kathy Hollen, Michael Hollen, Susan Houmes, Sherry Huber, Michael Huffman, Michael Huffman, Becky Johnson, Steve Kaag, Jane Kelley, Cheri Kelley, Steve Kelnhofer, Regina Kietzmann, Vicki Kirts, James LaBounty, David Layden, Mark Layden, Kathryn Lee, Becky msm ■ Leemon, Louise Leonard, Chris Lithgow, Craig Lloyd, Paula Longfellow, Geike Longfellow, Sherry Martin, Bruce Mayberry, Barbara Mayberry, Joe McBride, Chris McBride, Scott McCalla, Dan McCrory, Alice McKinney, Bridget Meador, April. Miller, Curtis Miller, Gary Morris, Mary Kay Mortensen, Connie Munn, Gwenna Murdock, Jim Park, Danny Peters, Ellen Peterson, Barbara Peterson, Paula Poison, Leon Priddy, Henry Sanders, George Schellhardt, John Schleuter, Melinda Schultz, Stanley Sheppard, Gayle Shuler, Barbara Sims, Sondra Smith, Frank Smith, Janet Smythe, Sheila Ramsey, Bev Regan, Mary Ann Robinson, Paul Sprague, Scott Tableman, Wayne Terry, Janice Trent, Ernie Trombley, Jerry 57 Underwood, Randy Unger, Sue Urich, Larry Wagoner, Thomas Warf, Janet Watson, Larry Watson, Richard Wood, Rick Yaden, Don Young, Rick SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Our sponsors, Mr. Brown and Mr. Doty, made quite an impression on our sophomore class. In the early fail we elected our class officers who are: John Schellhardt-President, Mark Layden-Vice-President, Marilyn Owen-Secre- tary, and Sherry Houmes-Treasurer. We would also like to mention our Student Council representatives: Denise Bartlow, Becky Huffman, Alice Me- Crory, Ned Carter, Scott McBride, and John Schellhardt. Gloria Gholson and Regina Kelnhofer were chosen as Homecoming attendants. We also won first place with our float, Ripe for Pickin. We have been cheered to many victories by our Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Gloria Gholson, Sherry Houmes, Becky Huffman, Chris McBride, and Marianne Regan. We were Conference champs in football losing only two non-conference games. 58 Activities Student Seniors: Steve Bergstrand, Neil Sheppard, Bob Hamilton, Jim Gholson, Steve Weaks. SECOND ROW: Linda Richards, Alice Reed, Jane Anderson, Craig Songer, Denise Ver Beke, Debby Bartlow, Ruby Hall, Kathy Reed (not pictured). Juniors: Eric Sheagley, Brenda Anderson, Dave Timmons, Judy Brockway, Chet Summers, Kris Ellis. Sophomores: Ned Carter, John Schellhardt, Scott McBride, Denise Bartlow, Becky Huffman, Alice McCroy. 60 Council Officers: Kathy Reed-Treasurer, Craig Songer-Vice- Sponsor, Mr. Ryder President, Alice Reed-Secretary, Steve Weaks-Presi- dent. A. F. S. Picayune Ruby Hall, Miss Borchers, and Bonnie Mann planning organization of yearbook. The Homecoming and Prom Sections were planned by Janice Franklin, Judy Brockway, Denise Baer, Linda Pocialik, and Shirley Wisdom. Linda Gustine, Loni Miller, Lynn Spickard, and Christie Barnard headed Advertising Section. Debbie Nolin, John Hott, Randy Regan, Mike Sheppard, Dennis Catron, Jackie McBride, Randy Carlson, and Steve Eyrick are trying to dream up new ideas for the Spons Section. Staff Sadie Evans and Sue Baldwin-- Administration Section Sherry Houmes and Denise Bartlow (far right)--Sophomore Class Sec- tion Brenda Anderson and Janet Kincade--Junior Class Section LET'S GET BUSY THERE! Virginia Stipp, Cindy Russell, and Barb Henk--Senior Class Section Robyn Young, Luci Kaufmann, Denise Ver Beke, Debbie Correll, Carol Goss, and Jacque Flynn along with Cheri Kelley, Sandy Goodrum, Mary Ann Regan, Chris McBride, Marie Burt, Jane Clarke, Alice Reed, Clara Jarnagin, and Sandy Eells planned the Activity Section. Hall Monitors Cindy Kaag, Virginia Stipp, Russell Burge, Jerry Scheiler, Dave Theobald, and Craig Songer. Luci Kaufmann, Carol Goss, Dave Timmons and Ruby Hall. Debby Long, Jane Clarke, and Denise Ver- Beke 64 Library Club and Assistants Left to Right: David Fink, Janice Frank- lin, Trent Rossey, Kristy Ellis, Dennis Cat- ron, Linda Pocialik, Julie Pratt, Karen Shore. Officers: Left to Right: Sue Unger, Trea- surer; Vickie Kietzmann, Secretary, Sue Hollen, Vice-President; Carla Chesnut, President; Mrs. Messner, Sponsor. Back Row: Left to Right: Sharon Rhodes, Marilyn Owens, Louise Leemon, Melinda Schleuter, Vicky Good. Front Row: Left to Right: Becky Lee, Sherri Longfellow. Camera Club Front row: Left to right-Dave Theobald, Trent Rossey, Alan McVicker, Doug Hardy, Steve Schatz, and Terry Custer. Second row; left to right-John McElhaney, Tony Grass, Paul Thomas, Steve Eyrich, Larry German, Mr. Sheagley, (sponsor), and Randy DeVore. Science Club Left to right: Robyn Young, Denise Baer, Jane Clarke, Ladonna Gholson, Linda Pocialik, Francis Reed, Trent Rossey, John McElhaney, Doug Hardy, Larry German, Alan McVicker, Martha Holt, Amy Weyand, and Janice Franklin. Standing: Francis Reed (Vice President), Mr. Ezell (Sponsor), Larry German (President) Seated: Linda Pocialik (Sec- retary), Amy Weyand (Treas- urer). FTA L to R, Sitting: Janie Kaag, Janice Terry, Barb Forshier, Sue Baldwin. L to R, Standing: Cindy Russell, Steve Baldwin, Linda Pocialik, Martha Hott, Steve Eyrich, Amy Weyand. FTA Officers Vice-President: Sadie Evans President: Christi Barnard Historian: Frances Reed Sponsor: Mrs. Jahn Parliamentarian: Scott McBride Treasurer: Carla Chestnut Secretary: Clara Jarnagin 68 Diversified Occupations L to R, First Row: Wanda Blankenship, Diane Cawthorn, Peggy Roberts, Kris Ellis, Christie Matthews, Betsy Ford, Kathy Reed. Second Row: Mary Lou Schuen, Curt Ellis, Jerry Gossett, Steve Hunt, Tom Gatrell, Gene Pittman, Keith Gossett. Third Row: Marvin Alkire, Lawrence Baker, Dave Barker, Dennis Hinton, Steve Dazey, Larry Wal- lace, Terry Chenoweth, David Gaddis. Fourth Row: Rich McCullough, Sid Longfellow, Kenny McVicker, Woody McBride, John Yaden, Mike Billingsly, Dennis Thomas, Mr. Doty. D. O. Officers President: Sid Longfellow Vice-President: Peggy Roberts Secretary: Christie Matthews Treasurer: Diane Cawthorn 69 FHA STANDING: Pat Hensley - Sec. Connie Mortenson Miss Bratt - Sponsor SITTING: April Meador - Parliamentarian Linda Means Amy Weyand - Reporter and Historian Linnette Ramsey - Treasurer Shiela Wise - Vice President NOT PICTURED: Jeanette Ramsey - President Barbara Mayberry Barbara Peterson Janet Warf Office Help L TO R: Brenda Anderson, Ruby Hall, Rick Johnson, Christie Matthews, Vicki Compton, Nancy Brougher, Shirley Wisdom, Randy Regan. 70 Concessions Back Row, Left to Right: Linda Richards, Martha Silver, Ruby Hall, Jane Clarke, Alice Reed, Jane Anderson, Alice McCrory, Denise Bartlow, Vickie Kietzmann, Kay Layden, Kathy Reed, Brenda Anderson, Kristie Ellis, Judy Brockway, Becky Huffman, Debby Bartlow. Front Row, Left to Right: Ned Carter, Steve Weaks, Jim Ghol- son, Gary Miller, John Schellhardt, Scott McBride, Dave Timmons. Sponsor: Mr. Ryder. AIDES Steve Unger - Jerry Scheiler Sheila Odle - Amy Weyand SPONSORS Mr. Wooderlin - Mr. Lobb 71 NATIONAL HONOR .LOCK Honor Society Initiates: Back Row: David Fink, Terry Custer, Roger Martin, Robert Hamilton, David Theobald, Raymond Odle, Glenn Potts, Stephen Schatz. Front Row: Sharon Price, Linda Means, Clara Jarnagin, Martha Hott, Kathy Reed, Janice Franklin, Bonnie Mann, Jacque- line McBride, Frances Reed, Betsey Peters, Robyn Young. Officers: Christine Ziebart-Secretary; Christie Barnard-Treasurer; Peggy Fliesser-Publicity; Debby Bartlow- Parliamentarian; Donald Olson-President; Jane Anderson-Historian; Stephen Bergstrand-Vice President; Mrs. Clatyon E. Jones-Sponsor. 73 Program Speech Contest Everet Thomas--Extemporaneous Speaking Christie Barnard--Humorous Reading Nancy Johnson--Original Monologue Barbara Forshier--Extemporaneous Reading Betsey Peters--Dramatic Reading Nancy Johnson and Betsy Peters won first place at the District Speech Contest and Everet Thomas won an honorable mention at the contest. Mrs. Ber- nice Layden was sponsor of the speech group. Group BACK ROW: Barb Forshier, Nancy Johnson, Amy Weyand, Betsey Peters, Linda Combs, Christie Barnard, FRONT ROW: Jim Brown, David Fink, Steve McBride. THESPIAN OFFICERS: Steve Weaks—Vice President, Mrs. Layden-Sponsor, Barb Forshier--Treasurer, Jacque Flynn--Secretary, Jim Gholson--Vice President. 74 HONOR THESPIANS: Steve Weaks, Dave Theobald, Jim Gholson, Bob Hamilton. Thespians BACK ROW: Jerry Schieler, Mike Layden, Jacque Flynn, Betsy Peters, Sadie Evans, Terry Custer, Steve Unger, Randy Regan, Don Olson, Amy Weyand. FRONT ROW: Barbara For- shier, Sue Baldwin, Linda Richards, Becky McIntyre, Alice Reed, and Ruby Hall. Thespian Initiates BACK ROW: Steve Eyrich, Bill Petersen, Alan McVicker, Jim Brown, Randy Carlson, Monty Bingham, Steve Schatz, Dave Fink, Larry German, Steve McBride. FRONT ROW: Christine Ziebart, Linda Po- cialik, Denise Baer, Frances Reed, Robyn Young, Christie Barnard, Jeannie Law, and Diane Hoagland. BACK ROW: Nancy Johnson, Julie Pratt, Clara Jarnagin. FRONT ROW: Jim Cade, Jim Rosborg, and Glenn Potts. JjDj XW One “The Lottery” Darn Elections Acts 81 Sophomores: Front Row L to R Janie Kaag, Paula Lloyd, Barbara Schuler, Sherry Longfellow, Cheri Kelley, Sandy Goodrum, Marianne Regan, Becky Huffman, April Meador, Bridget McKinney. Second Row: Gayle Sheppard, Janice Terry, Marilyn Olson, Denise Bartlow, Melinda Schleuter, Martha Gooden, Beverly Ramsey, Paula Peterson, Regina Kelenhofer, Sheila Smythe, Wendy Goodrum. Third Row: Sonnie Sims, Sandy Eells, Gloria Gholson, Chris McBride, Vickie Kietzmann, Cathy Crawley, Alyce McCrory, Sherry Houmes, Suzy Hollen, Kathy Clarke. Juniors: L to R: Janet Kincaid, Lynn Goodrum, Jamee Tweedy, Diane Hoagland, Frances Reed, Janice Franklin, Jeanne Law, Connie Cain, Judy Brockway, Brenda Andersan, LaDonna Gholson. Second Row: Patty Seiters, Sheila Wise, Denise Baer, Levoynne Stockton, Kristy Ellis, Lynn Spickard, Sharon Rhodes, Patty Hensley, Martha Hott, Gayle Willis. Third Row: Jane Clarke, Sadie Evans, Julie Pratt, Nancy Brougher, Linnette Ramsey, Amy Weyand, Jeanette Ramsey, Carolyn Davis, Lonnie Miller, Linda Pocilack, Sandy Williams. Officers Cheri Kelley Secretary Judy Brockway Vice-president Clara Jarnigan President Mrs. Vines Sponsor Seniors: Front row L to R: Sharon Price, Christy Barnard, Debbie Correll, Virginia Stipp, Ruby Hall, Bonnie Mann, Cindy Russell, Kathy Barker, Jeanie Lohmeyer, Sherry Powell. Second row: Linda Gustin, Barbara Forsheir, Linda Richards, Debbie Bartlow, Vicki Compton, Christine Ziebart, Alice Reed, Linda Monroney, Jackie Curry. Third row: Penny Thomas, Carol Goss, Jane Anderson, Debbie Nolin, Clara Jarnigan, Carla Chestnut, Denise VerBeke, Barbara Henk, Jackie McBride, Marie Burt. Not pictured, Charlene Lawson Girls Chorus Back Row left to right: Mr. Voorhees, Kathy Pratt, Cindy Williams, Vickie Cornelius, Betsy Peters, Loni Miller, Leanette Ramsey, Becky McIntyre, Jacque Flynn, Wendy Goodrum, Connie Morgeson. Second Row: Janie Kaag, Alice Reed, Martha Silver, Sheila Wise, Linda Richards, Ellen Peters, Diane Hoagland, Louise Dayton, Sue Thrasher, Clara Jarnagin, Kay Lay- den, First Row: Becky Huffman, Judy Brockway, Janet Kincade, Mary Morris, Cathy Bloyd, Ladonna Gholson, Paula Lloyd, Lynn Goodrum, Levoynne Stockton, Marie Burt, Gail Willis, Brenda Anderson. Girls Ensemble Back Row left to right: Judy Brockway, Betsy Peters, Clara Jarnagin, Alice Reed, Ellen Peters, Diane Hoagland, Louise Dayton. Front: Jacque Flynn, Martha Silver, Alice McCrory, Linda Richards, Janet Kincade. 84 Concert Band Back Row left to right: Francis Reed, Christine Ziebart, Paul Thomas, Dave Fink, Tom Grether, Monty Bingham, Steve Ey- rich, Alan McVicker, Rudy Hardwick, Tom Wagoner, Doug Hardy, Dan Mushrush, Larry Comstock, Larry German, Mr. French, Director, Mary Ann Regan, John McCalla, Dick Dob kins, Linda Combs, Bill Tincher, Greg Knoll. Second Row left to right: Gail Willis, Susan Holland, Sherry Houmes, John McElhaney, Trent Rossey, Dave Steele, Sandy Williams, Becky Huffman, Sandy Eells, Bill Peterson, Bob Lytle, April Meador, Barbara Shuler. Front Row left to right: Jeannie Law, Cindy Russell, Gloria Gholson, Steve Bergstrand, Linda Pocialik, Janice Terry, Maryln Olson, Paula Peterson, Peggy Fleisser, Sadie Evans. Stage Band Front Row left to right: Bill Peterson, Steve Bergstrand, April Meador, Barbara Shuler, Bob Lytle, Trent Rossey, Becky Huffman, pianist. Second Row left to right: Francis Reed, Alan McVicker, Christine Ziebart, Monty Bingham. Third Row left to right: Doug Hardy, Dan Mushrush, Rudy Hardwick, Larry Comstock, Larry German, Paul Thomas, Mr. French, Director, Dick Dobkins. 85 86 Mr. French Mr. Dugle Steve Bergstrand Monty Bingham Frances Reed Sponsor Sponsor President Vice-president Secretary In the Fall of the year the high school Instrumental Music Department forms into a marching band which performs at all home football games, Hoopeston's Sweetcorn Festival Parade, college homecoming parades, and various community functions. The marching band received the following awards this year: Sweetcorn Festival Parade--First Place Illinois Wesleyan University--Third Place Eastern Illinois University--non-competitive After marching season, the band forms into a concert band, pep band for basketball games, stage band, brass choir, woodwind choir, and other small ensembles. These groups participate in State contests, community functions, and a concert tour to various high schools throughout this part of the State of Illinois. The Instrumental and Vocal Departments combined efforts to present the musical My Fair Lady . Months of time and effort by students and faculty went into this production which was very well received by the general public. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the students, faculty members, and the fine people of Hoopeston for their cooperation and support of the instrumental music program in our school system. James French Jon Dugle 87 D. Correll, B. Ford, K. Shore, V. Compton, B. Henk, C. Goss, M. Burt, S. Odle, R. Young. Not present: C. Matthews, C. Chestnut, D. Bartlow, R. Hall. Left, Front to Back: Gayle Willis, Guenna Munn, Peggy Fliesser, and Kristy Ellis. Center: Mr. French. Right, Front to Back: LaDonna Gholson, Jeannie Law, Allice Reed, and Linda Richards. Dave Lewis Junior Lawson James Anderson Cafeteria Mary Leslie Diane Gudgel Buddy Young Betty Cl ay bourne Harriet Gatrell Jean Custer Penny Flynn Rosemary Reed Sheila Wise Jim Murdock Sheila Odle Steve Bruens Cooks Help Ten cents please Sorry, not until next year, Martha Are you comfortable, Sam? Follow me girls Smile, Jim, Smile in Action” I'll be glad when this is over' One of our prettier girls' t ItLEPHONE w'—■— She’ll be through in a minute, Wendy Nice Donkey' There are three ways to do things— Are you ready, Mistro?' Coach Hobb's Handicraft Proud fathers exchange congratulations Hey, where's the ball? 1967 HOMECOMING JUNIOR Diane Hoagland Stan Wagoner ATTENDANTS Jeanette Ramsey Buddy Young ATTENDANTS Cindy Russell Neil Sheppard SENIOR Debbie Bart low Steve Weaks LET’S GET TOGETHER GIRLS' UP, UP, UP AND AWAY MIGHTY, MIGHTY, MIGHTY CORNJERKERS! SIX POINTS FOR HOOPESTON! A PATRIOTIC HALFTIME PARADE-Rain or Shine Sophomore Class - 1st Place Can Em Junior Class - 2nd Place Boot Hilltoppers Senior Class - 3rd Place Please Squeeze the Schlarman' 100 Sunshine for the Queen. Varsity Cheerleaders Debbie Nolin Jane Anderson Pep Club First Row: Chris McBride Debbie Nolin Sharon Price Janet Kincade Mary Ann Regan Becky Huffman Jane Anderson Jackie Mc- Bride Sherry Houmes Gloria Gholson Second Row: Sandy Eells, Cheri Kelly, Sheila Wise, Linette Ramsey, Janice Franklin, Patty Hensley, Susie Hollen, April Meador, Becky Lee Third Row: Connie Mortenson, Linda Pocialik, Ki Clarke, Paula Lloyd, Kay Layden, Vicki Kietzman, Jane Kagg, Sandy Goodrum. Fourth Row: Miss Borchers, Robyn Young, Jane Clarke, Sue Unger, Louise Leemon, Sheila Smythe, Amy Weyand, Deniese Bartlow. ENTHUSIASM IS SNOWN BY THE CROW D C HEERLE A DERS COACHES AND TEAM ALIKE! 103 Marianne Regan Becky Huffman Sherry Houmes (upper left) Chris McBride Gloria Gholson Cheerleaders Arouse JUNIOR Varsity Football Squad Front Row: Jeff Schellhardt, Steve Schatz, Russell Burge, Stan Wagoner, Dan Coon, Steve Bergstrand, Sam Browne, Larry Morts, Bob Hamilton, Eric Sheagley, Chet Summers, Neil Sheppard, Jim Benjamin, Roy Roark, Bill Tincher, Mark Layden, Kerry Luttrell, Rog Martin, Second row: Don Sollars, Terry Custer, Bud Young, Allen McVicker, John Smythe, Gary Mat- tingly, Craig Songer, Bob Bretz, Jim Gholson, Jim Cade, Steve Weaks, Charles Knight, Dave Timmons, Bob Murphy, Jay Laird, John Morgenroth, Glen Potts, Dave Theobald, and Monty Bingham. The Hoopeston Cornjerkers had an overall win-loss record of 1-6-1 and a 1-5 win-loss record in the rugged Wauseca Confer- ence to finish in fifth place. Although the Cornjerkers record was not impressive, the team displayed much spirit and deter- mination that they earned a reputation of being tough and agressive. It can be said about this team-that they might have been outscored, but they were never out fought. VARSITY SCORES WE 12 Georgetown THEY 20 7 Watseka 14 20 Westville 20 25 Gibson City 26 6 Schlarman 20 12 Oakwood 7 6 Paxton 7 0 Rantoul 10 106 Junior Varsity Lettermen. Junior Varsity Football Squad Front row: Richard Forshier, Coach; M. Murphy, D. Musk, M. Ellis, D. Park, M. Huber, J. Fenwick, B. Martin, S. Mc- Bride, Robert Dodie; Coach. Second row: B. Gholson, E. Bingham, M. Butterworth, T. Davis, L. Knight, S. York, J. Gar- rison, D. Johnson, R. Abbot. Third row: J. Kenney, D. Forshier, R. Beatty, T. McBride, T. Mills, E. Laird, K. Kelen- hofer, R. Irvin, R. Reed, R. Garner. Fourth row: D. Laden, D. Smith, L. Sinclair, E. Trent, T. Wagner, R. Hardwick, J. Murdock, D. Shields, L. Smith. Fifth Row: C. Lithgow, T. Gustine, J. Trombley, R. Young, N. Carter, G. Longfellow, J. Shelhardt, P. Robinson, G. Cade, S. Bruens. Junior Varsity Scores WE THEY Georgetown 13 14 Watseka 27 6 Westville 39 6 Gibson City 14 7 Schlarman 14 7 Oakwood 21 0 Paxton 7 0 Bismark 14 20 Managers: M. Layden, B. Petersen Craig Songer 19 End Bob Hamilton 21 Back Jim Gholson 73 Tackle All Conference 108 Steve Weaks 61 Guard All County Roy Roark 20 Back John Morgenroth 58 Center Roger Martin 10 Back Steve Bergstrand 31 Fullback Jim Cade 57 Tackle John Smythe 72 Tackle Steve Schatz 16 Back Glen Potts 62 Guard Terry Custer 60 Dave Theobald 75 Guard Varsity BACK: Mike Layden, Coach Mada, Kevin Odle L. to R: Craig Songer, Jay Laird, Bob Hamilton, Roger Martin, Mike Mor- ris, Mark Layden, Eric Sheaglay, Bill Tincher, Randy Regan, Dave Timmons, Jim Rosburg, Jim Cade. Junior Varsity BACK L to R: Steve Baldwin, John Schellhardt, Mike Hubert, Danny Parks, Bruce Martin, Gary Cade, Dave Cornelius, Scott McBride, Geike Longfellow, Don King, Ned Carter, Frank Smith. FRONT: Mr. Root, Steve Bruens, Jim Murdock. RANDY REGAN ALL COUNTY--SPECIAL MENTION ALL CONFERENCE--HONORABLE MENTION JAY LAIRD ROGER MARTIN ALL COUNTY--HONORABLE MENTION JIM ROSBURG CRIAG SONGER ALL COUNTY ALL CONFERENCE BILL TINCHER BOB HAMILTON DAVE TIMMONS JIM CADE MARK LAYDEN ERIC SHE AG LEY MIKE MORRIS Lettermen’s Club FIRST ROW FRONT TO BACK M. Bane, E. Sheagley, L. Morts, B. Tincher, R. Roark, G. Potts, S. Bergstrand, M. Bing- ham, J. Morgenroth, A. Lane, C. Knight, J. Gholson, C. Songer, J. Cade. SECOND ROW FRONT TO BACKM. Layden, G. Brown, M. Layden, D. LaBounty, L. Simpson, B. Murphy, R. Regan, D. Sollars, D. Timmons, J. Laird, S. Weaks, D. Theobald, G. Mattingly, J. Smythe. CENTER ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Terry Custer (Secretary), Steve Schatz (President), Mr. Hobbs (Sponsor), Jim Rosberg (Vice-President), Roger Martin, (Treasurer). Intramurals BACK Mr. Ryder, E. Baker, S. Crawford, M. Lay- den FRONT S. Bergstrand, D. Coon, B. Murphy, G. Mattingly BACK D. Dobkins, W. Fredricks, J. Linares, M. Bane, FRONT R. Carlson, N. Sheppard, B. Norris BACKS. Schatz, G. Compton, D. McBride, FRONT BACK D. Mushrush, D. LaBounty, D. Olson FRONT B. Bretz, J. Smythe, M. Sheppard T. Custer, D. Sollars, L. Urich BACK C. Knight, A. Lane, B. Peterson, D. Day FRONT D. McCalla, S. Galloway, R. Price BACK I. Fink, S. Coon, D. Sanders, D. Walls FRONT J. Benjamin, L. Swim, R. Burge Wrestling FIRST ROW: Gary Brown, Larry Morts, Glenn Potts, Dave Theobald, Tom Gustine, Roger Beaty, SECOND ROW: Randy Gar- ner, Manager, Mike Bane, Bud Young, John Morgenroth, Robbie Robinson, Craig Lithgow, Dave Ervin, Mr. Jeffries, Coach THIRD ROW: Steve Bane, Billy Kaag, Rick Young, Jerry Trombley, Kevin Odle, Rudy Hardwick, Roger Riddle, Kent Leigh. NOT PICTURED: Leon Poison, Manager, Lynn Knight, Dave Musk, Stan Wagoner, Trent Rossey. Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY TEAM From left to right: Gary Brown Dave LaBounty Randy Regan Mike Bane Jim Rosberg Harold Simpson Steve Crawford Dan McCalla Not pictured: Ivan Fink Randy Price Wayne Norris Track Team 11 Front Row: Steve Schatz, Butch Drollinger, Bill Tincher, Craig Songor, Bob Hamilton, Larry Morts, Eric Sheagley, Mark Layden, Steve Baldwin. Middle Row: Mike Ellis, Steve Crawford, Danny Parks, Don Yaden, Eric Bingham, Mike Baine, Paul Robinson, Gary Brown, Jay Laird, Mike Huber, Mike Layden, Dave Cornelius, Terry Custer. Back Row: Coach Doty, Steve Weaks, Leon Poison, David Forshier, Rick Johnson, David LaBounty, Larry Sinclair, Tim McBride, Scott McBride, Dave Theobald, Jim Cade, Dave Timmons, Melvin Cundiff, Bill Petersen, and Coach Ryder. 118 Coach Ryder Coach Doty Coach Hobbs Bob Hamilton - High Jump Hoopeston Relays Low Hurdles Eric Sheagley Steve Weaks - Shot Put Easy over Eric Laird. 119 Hoopeston Relays Victory—3rd Year Relay Queen candidates Debby Bartlow, Alice Reed, Roberta Rickart was Relay Queen, Debbie Nolin, Jane Anderson, and Betsy Ford. Mark Layden and Terry Custer run a medley. Jim Cade - Disc throw Yeah Craig. 123 124 John Phillip Sousa Award presented to Steve Bergstrand by Mr. French. This is the highest award that can be presented to a high school student participating in instrumental music. Steve is the first to receive this award at Hoopeston High School. Honors The President's Award presented by Mr. Grittln to Sid Longfellow (Senior), Chet Summers (Junior), Steve Weaks (Student Council), and John Schel- hardt (Sophomore). Mrs. Jones was presented an award by her Latin Class for her patience and understanding. This award was presented by Alice McCrory and Melinda Schleuter. Aides awards were given to Steve Unger, Shelia Wise, Amy Weyand, Shelia Odle, and Jerry Schieler for their help and work at football and basketball games. Library Awards were given by Mrs. Messner to Carla Chest- nut for her outstanding work in the library and Susie Hol- lend--Vice-President's award. Mr. Ryder drops Student Council Awards while the members look on. Day The Yearbook Co-editor's award presented by Miss Borchers to Ruby Hall and Bonnie Mann for a fine job well done. Voice of Youth award presented by Mrs. Vines to April Meador for article published in the TRIBUNE. Some of the Thespian awards were presented to Barb Forshier, Steve McBride, Becky McIntyre, Jim Gholson, Jacque Flynn, Alice Reed, Ruby Hall, and Steve Weaks by Mrs. Layden (center). Math Award presented by Mr. Lobb to Amy Weyand for the highest score on National Math Test given at Hoopeston High. This is the first time this award and test has been given. First Annual Outstanding Choral Musician Award presented by Mr. Voorhees to Alice Reed for outstanding achievement and ability in vocal music. 127 This Is the Year. . . Homecoming-- Toast to the Stars Construction causes noise and confusion.. . but pays off in the end. Last minute instructions Christmas in the cafeteria Those Doggone Elections' THE JOAN OF ARC CANNING COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1968 Hoopeston, Illinois Fancy Canned Foods Since 1878 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class of 1968 Hoopeston, Illinois Congratulations Class of 1968 JOHN DEERE VERMILION WORKS OF DEERE AND COMPANY Best Wishes Class of 1968 AMERICAN CAN COMPANY 134 HOOPESTON FERTILIZER COMPANY Smith Douglas Fertilizer Limestone - Phosphates Phone 283-5183 Thompson Avenue Congratulations to the Class of 1968 SCRANTON INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED 135 STOKLEY VAN CAMP, INC. Hoopeston, Illinois dottouj ifo Atyu. ia clvuy camjvU... ai i u. GasLitz Restaurant RTE. 1 HOOPESTON. ILLINOR Bud Maxine Werner HOOPESTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY WEBER’S DRUG STORE Prescription Service FARM EQUIPMENT MOTOR TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE Hoopeston - Illinois Hoopeston, Insure Everything With Illinois THE WALLACE AGENCY SAFETY FIRST Phone 283-7746 216 S. Market Hoopeston, Illinois 136 LARSON’S MEN’S WEAR Men's and boy's Clothing Nye Reetz, Mgr. Phone 283-5712 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 CREST TRANSFORMER CORPORATION 405 West Orange Street Hoopeston, Illinois HOOPESTON HARDWARE COMPANY POWLEY BROTHERS 105 East Main Street CULBERT, THE FLORIST 702 West Main Street Phone 283-5578 Flowers and Corsages for all occasions. Everything for your wedding - invitations, guest book, ring bearer pillow, punch bowls, hostess sets, linen tablecloths, aisle carpets, pew ribbons, and can- delabras. . . Let us help you plan all of your wedding. 137 LEE TWEEDY CAMPBELL’S PHARMACY TRUCKING SERVICE Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 283-7731 Reliable Prescriptions Phone 283-5126 283-5227 222 East Main Street GOODWIN’S APPLIANCE FRENCH CHEVROLET Frigidaire - Admiral Sales Service 208 N. Market St. Route 9 at Third Ave. Hoopeston, Illinois SCHULER’S GREENHOUSE G. C. MURPHY CO. 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HOOPESTON Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 283-6535 Headquarters for Formal Wear INSURANCE AGENCY REAL ESTATE Specializing in young men's fashions Telephone 283-5176 139 The Latest in Screen Entertainment Air Conditioned Phone 283-5311 NELSON’S HARDWARE A. J. Nelson's Gift Items, Tools, Sport Goods LORRAINE THEATRE Call 283-5212 213 E. Main Street 800 Deeply-Cushioned Seats CITY NATIONAL BANK TOM MERRITT CO. Hoopeston, Illinois Insurance Farm Loans Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Real Estate 202 South Market Phone 283-6671 Hoopeston, Illinois GLEN JUDY’S BARBER SHOP PARKWAY LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 204 So. Market St. We Call and Deliver Odorless Dry Cleaning Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 283-5331 201 N. Market THE SHACK GRANT-ROSS COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION Make tracks to the Shack Now Paying 4 1 2% Dividend Compounded Semi-Annually Payable on June 1st and 728 West Penn Street Hoopeston, Illinois Ph 283-7789 or 283-7780 December 1st PLUS: AN ADDED DIVIDEND. . . Life savings insurance on the first $2, 000 of insurable savings! ! Curb and Dining Room Service 140 228 E. Main Street Hoopeston, 111. THE RITZ RESTAURANT PLA-MOR BOWLING LANES Congratulations, Seniors Sandwich and Fountain Service 502 W. Orange St. FRONVILLE JEWELERS WESTERN AUTO Bluebird Flawless Diamonds Longines - Wittnauer Bulova Watches 209 E. Main St. Phone 283-6813 For All Your Home and Auto Needs Phone 283-5931 229 E. Main THE DIAMOND SHOP SHARP’S JEWELRY 1. G. A. FOODLINER 314 E. Main P. O. Box 98 Phone 283-6712 Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 You get more at your friendly I. G. A. Food Store Corner of Penn Dixie WELLINGTON STATE BANK At Your Service Since 1875 Your Building Supply Headquarters Member of F.I.O. Wellington, Illinois ILLINOIS LUMBER GRAIN AND COAL COMPANY 102 W. Penn Phone 283-5585 141 CARPS DEPARTMENT STORE L. M. LUNCH Clothing Headquarters For The Entire Family 307 E. Main Hoopeston, Illinois 228 E. Main Phone 283-6416 283-7311 BLOYD’S SUPER MARKET WOOD FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Eisner Agency Phone 283-5128 S H Green Stamps Oxygen Equipped Phone 283-5016 So. Bank St. Hoopeston 309 East Washington Hoopeston, Illinois THRASHER’S SHOE STORE HAMILTON FUNERAL HOME It is a Pleasure to Serve You Ambulance Service Eugene E. Orr, Owner 211 E . Main Phone 283-5666 427 E. Main Street Phone 283-6696 HOOPESTON PLUMBING HEATING, INC. SANITARY DRY CLEANERS Complete Laundry Service No Job Too Small or Too Large 215-219 S. Market Pick-Up Delivery 221 S. Market St. Phone 283-5422 Phone 283-7759 142 UNITED PROPANE S.A. SNIVELY CO., INC. Janitrol Heating Air Conditioning Appliances Sheet Metal, Ventilation, and Built-Up Roofing Bulk Bottle Gas Service Phone 283-5546 Phone 283-5628 Philgas Dealer Meter Delivery 112 W. Main Harry L. Hott C. E. Hott Lewis R. Hott ELLIOTT JEWELERS HOTT’S LUMBER COAL CO. (Since 1895) Building Material and Coal Jewelry and Watch Repairing 105 East Penn St. Bob Gardner, Owner Hoopeston, Illinois 307 E. Main 283-5441 R. YONKELOWITZ SON G. A. BAKER, INC. Scrap Iron-Sheet Iron-Metal New Steel Women's Children's Apparel and Shoes 101 First Ave. Phone 283-6632 Phone 283-6148 W. TATE DULEY INSURANCE All Lines of Insurance 110 East Main Street Hoopeston, Illinois ATHE HOOPESTON TELEPHONE COMPANY 11 it's really great to Phone 283-7522 -v 143 Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ARNOLD’S OFFICE SUPPLY STORE Russville, 111. 107 E. Main Street 283-6645 BOB'S PLACE VERNON F. TERRY REALTY 205 South Market Street 283-5174 CLEVE ALEXANDER SPORTING GOODS ROARK REGAN Your Sinclair Dealer 324 South Market 283-6324 WORTHEN'S JACK E. BALDWIN Optometrist A P SUPERMARKET BAER'S MOTEL SHERIDAN FIXTURES STATE LINE FARM IMPLEMENT Tractors and Farm Machinery 209 First Avenue 283-5911 BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Betty Musk COAST TO COAST STORES Everything for the farm, home and car 218 East Main HALL'S SHELL SERVICE BURL L. HALL Main First Phone 283-7087 DALE JERRY'S BARBER SHOP HOOPESTON FOOD LOCKER HERMAN'S STANDARD SERVICE Cliff Baldwin, Proprietor Where 1 meets 9 144 Phone 283-6413 Autographs . ©NEWSFOTO PUBLISHING COMPANY «'W r ■-• r i A ' • '• •- - - - fm f v- ... v - 5 , V- - - .U ': ' L W vV’ —vC -- « . _ «J r - ’V-V'r '■• i • •■ «v • ’ a ,, IT . « Ar‘ 4 V -. '?•' M V ’ v-mv , • V‘-' - - ,...-' ' ■ •-' -a 4 V- -J - -; '•- -, j • • ' .-ft' -4r V—lta •-. - • ' ' •'■ -.� ••' . - . ;. •'• •' •'............. ' ‘ '• ' •'• • V • • - v -s-W ♦ • .-- 4- -. r--.v 'V---- • - •• .... 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