Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

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SHYPW- uf'-75 Q Q 1wmX1i.jQi'.uJ'4..A .w.a.,W1l'.mIuQLTi.a..n.. 1. 5 Hoopeston High School Hoopeston, Illinois 1971-1972 SENIOR CLASS - - 3 IUNIOR CLASS - - - 31 SOPHOMORE CLASS ---- 41 STUDENT LIFE SECTION - - - 49 Picayune staff ----- - - 50 Student Council ---- 52 Diversified Occupations - - - - 53 Library Club ------- - - 56 Office Help ---- 57 Concessions ----- 58 Cafeteria Help and Custodians ---- 59 Camera Club - - 60 Science Club - - 61 G, A, A, - - - 62 Chorus ---- - - 64 Swing Choir - - - - 65- Marching Band - - 66 Concert Band - - 68 Stage Band ---- - 70 lf. T, A. -------- - -71 National Honor Society 72 Thespians ------- 74 H, H, S, Theatre-- --75 Thespian Initiation - - 76 Cross Country ---- 77 Football ------ - - 78 Cheerleaders - - -81 Homecoming - - - 82 Never Too Late - - - - 88 Basketball ---- - - 90 Cheerleaders - - -93 Wrestling - - - 94 Intramurals ----- 98 Home Economics - - - 99 Fiddler on the Roof - 102 Track --------- 107 Hoopeston Relays - - 110 Mock Weddings - - 112 Tacky Day ---- 114 Teaching Day - - - - -116 Awards Day - - - 119 Prom ----- 122 Graduation ------ 128 Administration and Faculty ----- 134 Seniors ? PI-HLIP IVAN ANDERSON Pet Peeve: Sixth hour govern- ment. Ambition: To graduate from college and go out and make it in life by myself and to en- joy it, Football- 1,2, 3,45 Track - 1, 2, 3,4g Basketball - 1, 2, 3g Lettermen's Club - 1,2,3,4g Bell Boys - 1g Student Council .. 1' REBECCA ANN BARKER Pet Peeve: People who change within a year. Ambition: To become an el- ementary school teacher and live a happy life. Chorus - 1,3g Concessions - 2,3, 47 G, A, A. - 2,3,4g FTA - Pres. - 3g Drama Club - 13 Pep Club - 1,2. BRUCE ALLEN BALDWIN Pet Peeve: Coaches who make you get a short haircut just to sit on the bench and people on the team with cancer, Ambition: To go to college, play baseball, and have a life- time of fun. Basketball - 1,2, 35 Football - 1,2,3g Student Council - Pres, - 1,4, - Rep. - 2,3gF,T,A, - 3,4, - Pres, - 4g National Honor Society - 4. SHELLEY LOU AULT Pet Peevez The saying Wait till you graduate, rumors, and people who won 't accept me for what I am, Ambidon: To be able to fur- ther my education and to travel, Cheerleading - 1, 2, 3,45 Stu- dent Council - Treas, - 1, 3, 4, - Rep, - 2g Class Treas, - 25 Chorus - 1, 2, 3,4g G, A, A, - 2,3,4g Picayune Staff - 2,3, 4: Pep Club - 1,23 Concessions - 1,2,3,4g Office Help - 3,43 Belles - lg Drama Club - 1g Christmas Dance and Farewell Dance Queen Candidate - 1, JAMES DAVID BARRON k 1' 5 lb , .. at . 3 x Q ,Lf. K ' ' KLLA N L Q ' C! . ii' 3 JERI LYNN BILLINGSLEY MARY BETH CARTER Pet peeve: People who get on my nerves and won't leave me alone, Also people who com- pare me to my brother, Ambition: To eventually be- come a Vagabond and be happy in everything I do. Picayune Staff - 2, 3,45 Con- cessions - 2,3,45 G, A,A, - 2, 3,45 Prom Committeeg Pom- pettes - 2, 35 Drama Club - 15 Greer Gab - lg Pep Club - 1, 2, 35 Library Club fTreas,j - 15 Belles - 1. Yuri? BRUCE ALAN CARLSON Pet peeve5 Repetition, apathy, and societies standards. Ambition: Survival and com- prehension, Concert Band - 1, 2, 3,45 Mar- ching Band - 1,2, 3,43 Stage Band - 45 Swing Choir - 3,45 Student Council - V. Pres. - 4 Senior Class pres. - 45 Band - Pres, - 4. JAMES RUSSELL BORDERS Pet Peeve: People who don't think wrestling is a main sport. Ambition: Get rich quick and take a long vacation around the U.S. Wrestling - 1,2,3,45 Cross Country - 3,45 Track - 3,4. WILBUR LYNN CARTER Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Ambition: To go to college and become an accountant, Football - 2, 35 Intramurals - 3, 45 Wrestling - 1. NANCY KAY CLARK WAYNE ALAN CONRAD Pet peeve: Major and minor conflicts between people. Ambition: To become a disc jockey, join the navy, stay a bachelor but have a harem, Concessions - 45 Wrestling - 4, STEVE WILFORD COMPTON S CAROLYN SUE CLAYBORN Pet peeve: People who think they are better than others. Ambition: To live a very happy and exciting life, Library Club - 1,2,3,4g Pica- yune Staff - 4. MELODY MARIE CRAMER Pet peeve: People who tell me one thing, then go and tell others a different story, Ambition: To go to England and someday get married, its .42 nnn, Q I i1 f, ' I I Y V lrlkq- i K, f RONALD EDWARD CRESS Pet peeve: Girls who smoke and drink, Ambition: To further my edu- cation and be successful in life, Track - 1, 2, 3,43 Basketball - 1, 2, 31 Football- 1, 2, 3, 43 LeIteri'nen's Club - 1,2,3,4g Bell Boys - 1, CHRISTINE SUE DAVIS Pet peeve: People who drive with their parking lights on and girls who iight over guys, Ambition: To marry and raise my children in the way, that I wish I could have been raised. G, A, A, - 2,3,4g Picayune - 2, 3,43 Office help - 43 Con- cessions - 2,3,4g Belles - lg Editor of Greer Gab - 1, MARVIN DALE CUNDIFF 1 f55fi,5lglEFi!5 n si, N RA YMOND EARLE CRUSINBERRY SANDRA DIANE DROLLINGER Pet peeve: The U,S, Army and people who chew their peaches 25 times to every bite, Ambition: To write a book and be happy with a certain Army MP for the rest of my life, G, A, A, - 2,3,4g Concessions - 33 Concert Band - 1,2,3,4g Pep Band - 2, 3,45 Marching Band - 1,2,3g Chorus - 1g Pica- yune Staff - 3,45 Gffice Help - 1: Dramatics Club - 17 Mur- der Takes the Veil - 1. PATRICIA ANN ECKERSLEY Pet peeve: People who cause pain, Ambition: To keep my head straight and to be myself, Pit Band - 2,43 Stage Band - 43 Marching Band - 1, 2, 3,4g Concert Band - 1,2,3,4g Chor- us - 1,4g Pompetts - 29 F,T, A, - 3, Camera Club - 2g Pep Club - 1g Picayune staff - 2,43 G. A, A, - 2,3g Concessions - 3g Drama Club - 1, GINGER FAY FLOYD RONALD DEAN ERVIN Pet peevef Ford haters, Ambition: To lead a happy and successful li fe, Wrestling - 1, 2, 3, 4. AMPARO ENDARA Pet peeve: Playing soccer out doors in the summer, reading books in English and not under- standing anything, Ambition: To travel a lot, meet people, and to be happy in all situations of life, AFS Foreign Student from Eq- uador - 4g Flag Corps - 4g Stu- dent Council- 43 G, A, A, - 4, IEFFERY CHARLES FRANCE Pet peeve: High-school room- mates, Ambition: To become a suc- cessful commercial artist. Student Council- 1,2,2,4g Con- cert Band - 1,2,3,4g Marching Band - 1,2,3,4g Pep Band - 1,2 3 45 V. Pres. - Band j- 45 Pres. - Thespians - 4g V. Pres. - Thes- pians - 33 Art Director - CAME- LOT - 2, Never Too Late - 4, and FIDDLER - 45 Concessions - 2,3,4g Intramurals - 3,4. sr 2 X, K X SHELLEY ANN FRANKLIN Pet peeve: lntolerant people and people who are cruel to animals. Ambition: To finish college and someday soon to own a Saint Bernard, Marching Band - 2,3,4: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus - 1, 3, 4: Belles - 1. SHERYL ANN GAUMER Pet peeve: People who drive with their brights on and people who are always late, Ambition: To graduate from college, get married, and raise my children half as good as my parents raised me, Pep Club - 1,25 Swing Choir - 4: Chorus - 1,2,3,4g Conces- sions - 2,3,4g G,A, A, - 2,3,4. SHELLEY ANN GALDOWAY Pet peeve: Getting up in the morning, Ambition: To make the most of my life, Cheerleading - 1,23 Flag corps - 3: Student Council - 1,49 Con- cessions - 1,2,4g Chorus - 1,2,3 4: G, A,A, - 2,3,4g F,T,A, - 3: Belles - 1: Drama Club - 1: Pep Club - 1,2,3: Class V, Pres, - 3: Christmas Dance and Farewell Dance Queen Candidate - 1. RONNIE ERLE GAGE Pet peeve: People who treat you like a friend when you're alone and like dirt when you 're in a crowd, Ambition: To lead a happy life as a rich miser on the island of Madagascar and then die count- ing my money at the age of one hundred and nine, Concessions - 43 Intramurals - 3,43 F, T, A, - 3,43 Spanish Club - V. Pres. -2: Basketball Manager - l,2: Science Club - 1. CATHRYN ANNE GOODEN Pet Peeve: People who use other people and people who don't understand me. Ambition: To live my life to the fullest. Student Secretary - 4: Picayune Staff - 4glntramura1s - lg Belles - 1, IANE LOUISE GOSS Pet peeve: Getting bit in P. E. and people who tell rne I eat too slow, Ambition: To go to ISU and live my life to the fullest, Concessions - 2,3,45 Chorus - 1,2,3,4g Swing Choir - 45 G. A, A, - 2,3,45 Never Too Late - 45 Pep Club - 1,25 Pompetts - 2,35 Concert Band - 15 Mar- ching Band - 15 Drama Club - 15 Belles - 1, TERRY DAVID HAUGHEE Pet peeve: Unfair teachers and fake friends. Ambition: To get to college. Concert Band - 1, 2, 3,45 Foot- ball- 2,3,45 Wrestling - 2, 3,45 Track - 35 Student Council - 45 Bell Boys - lg Pit Band - 25 Mar- ching Band - 1,25 Stage Band - 4. DANNY WAYNE HARPER ELIZABETH ANN GRAY Pet peeve: Two-faced people, night shifts, and people who get mad for no special reason. Ambition: To be married in the summer, raise a small fam- ily, and keep Mike happy as long as I can, Picayune Staffg Chorus - 1,25 Hall Monitor - 3-,4g Library Club - 1. MARK EUGENE HOUMEB Pet peeve: Sideline heroes and Paul Pocialik's attitude, Ambition: To succeed, Basketball - 1, 2,3,45 Football - 1,2,3,45 Track - 15 Student Council- 2, 3,45 Class Pres, - 2,3: Lettermen's Club - 3,4. mi JUANITA LANE HUFFMAN Pet peevez Nosey North Central Evaluation people who are rude enough to ask personal questions Ambition: To live a happy married life. Honor Society - 3,43 Alternate to Girls' State 3g Camera Club - 2g Pep Club - lg Drama Club - 1g Twirler - 1,25 Feature Twirler - 3,4. NARDA OSBORN JOHNSON DENNIS WAYNE JEROME I A lri' JERRY ALAN JEFFRIES Ambition: Working at the Hoop- eston Food Locker, VALERIE SPANN JOHNSON Pet peeve: People who expect too much from othersg student teachersg and government class on Tuesday mornings. Ambition: To attend DJC with a major in Police Science, then to transfer to a Police Academy, Library Club - 1,2,3,4, - Pres, - 1 and 4, sec. - 35 SLECI - sec. - 4g Illinois Youth Traffic Safe- ty Conference - sec. - 2,3,4g D. O. - 4g Chorus - 1,25 Belles - 15 Science Club - 1g Drama Club - 13 Art Club - 1g News- paper Business manager - 1. , Ii, wk -5' 'Y - Q 'f :' L ' i- if 4, P25 ygf v A ' A 'fffffff fziggfffg W fx,-K , ,Ira yf,ff,',V,l ff' H 5: f'?ifTf1' ' if f f ,' 4 I ', V, V Yr iff: ' ff 1.4 M W, A A r 451' ff .4 ' ' ' . :rift A rv , I, V ,yy K . , ,P E , , W, r.. JAMES LELAND JUDY EVELYN MARIE KLOCKE Pet peeve: People who are quick at giving suggestions or stating opinions, people who volunteer to do something and don't do it, Ambition: To become a nurse, get married, and have children, Concert Band - 1, 2, 3g Stage Band - 35 Pit Band - 25 March- ing Band - 1,2,3g Flag Corps - 4: Chorus- 1, 3,43 Swing Choir - 3,4g G,A,A, - 2,3,4g Con- cessions - 43 Student Council - 49 Woodwind Quintet - 1,3, VICKIE LYNN KELLEY Pet peeve: People who don't like you because they think you are better, and Vietnam War. Ambition: Attend nurse's training and travel, KAREN LEA KELLER Pet peeve: My loud voice and horrible laugh, Ambilion: To find the career that will suit me, have a lovely family, and live in a world of happiness, warmth, and love.. Camera Club - 2: Picayune Staff - 2,45 Belles - 1g Marching Band - l,2, 3,43 Swing Choir - 4g Girls' Ensemble - 29 Pep Club - 25 Chorus - 1,3,4g Con- cert Band - 1,2,3,4 - Sec. - 4g CAMELOT - 23 Pep Band - 1, 29 3,45 G. A. A. ' 2, 3,4. LAREE SUE LANG DOC Pet peeve: People who are never on time, Ambition: To lead a happy life. G.A. A. - 4. IO ANN RUSSELL LAWSON Pet peeve: Nosey people, Ambition: To always be a good, cheerful housewife and mother and lead a non-disappointing life, Student Secretary - 4g Picayune Staffg Pep Club - 1g G, A, A, - 2g Chorus - 1, EDWARD EUGENE LOHMEYER Wi I, X W S' Q BARBARA ELLEN LITHGOW Pet peevez People who expect more of others than they do of themselves. Ambition: To enjoy life and to make the most of it. Student Council - 1, 2, 3,4g Chorus - 1,2, 3,4g Swing Choir - 3,45 Madrigals - 25 Flag Corps - 3,43 Thespians - 3,4, - Treas, 35 Picayune Staff- Jr, Ed, - 3, Ed, - 45 Honor Society - 3,43 Pit Band - 2,4g Concea- sions - 1,2,3,4g G,A,A, - 2, 3,43 Cheerleading - 1,2g Pep Club - 1,25 Class V, Pres, - 25 Pres, of Belles - lg Christmas Dance and Farewell Dance Queen Candidates - 1g Student Secretary - 43 Drama Club - 19 Assist, Ed, of Greer Gab - 1. CONNIE SUE LEWIS Pet peeve: The draft, the Ar- my, and Vietnam, Ambition: To finish Beauty School, pass state board, marry Don, have a bunch of cute little kids, and live happily ever after, G. A.A. ' 2g Pep Club - 1. JONATHAN CARL LONGFELLOW Pet peeve: Carrot-tops, RAYMON D JOSEPH MANN Pet peeve: Green beer, Ambition: To leave Hoopeston, CYNTHIA ELLEN MILLER Pet peeve: People who only care about themselves, Ambition: To find a job and be happy with the person of my choice. MARCIA HENSON MAYBERRY Pet peeve: The way some stu- dents treat student teachers. Ambition: To live a happy, successful life . Chorusg Pep Club. MELVIN JAMIE MILLER CHARLES MILNER MPM I 4313? LYLE GRANT MITCHELL Pet peeve: People who call threes on me for no reason, Ambition: To become a sports- caster and broadcast the next Green Bay Packer Super Bowl Game, Newspaper lg Football 3,4, DIANE ALICE MORTS Pet peeve: People who think they are better than others, Ambition: To become a good nurse, get married, and have two sets of twins, Picayune Staff - 2,4 - Asst. Editor - 4g Intramurals - lg Farewell Dance Queen - lg National Honor Society - 3,43 GAA - 2,3,4g Library Club - 1, 2g Hall monitor - 4g Twirler - 1,23 Concessions - 2,3,4g Pep Club - 2. X-..-ff' SUSAN JANE MORRISON I TONI MONTEZ MICHAEL WAYNE NOLAN Pet peevef Cub fans, Ambition: To make myself a better person than what l was in high school. Marching Band - 1, 2,31 Stage Band - 2,34 Intramurals - 3,41 D. O. - 4. 'ttf GEORGE OSBO RN THERESE LEE PETERSEN Pet peeve: Allergies, Ambition: To be able to take each day as it comes with the attitude that everything will work out for .the best, Concert Band - 1,2,3,4 - Pres. - 1, Treas. - 3,4g Marching Band - l,2, 3,45 Stage Band - 3,41 Pep Band - l,2, 3,43 Chorus - 1,3,4: Belles - lg G. A. A, - 2, 3,45 Student Council - 3,45 Concessions - 3,4. 4 W JOSEPH ALLEN PENCE Pet peeve: People who have to contract mono, Ambition: To finish high school, Football - 2, Wrestling - 2. SHIRLEY JEAN OWENS Pet peeve: People who are two- faced, Ambition: To be a good wife and mother and to succeed in the occupation rl choose. Picayune Staff - 4, Pep Club - 9. ROBERT SCOTT PITTMAN Pet peeve: People who are gen- erous to you when they want you for something but if you can't give it to them, they turn their back to you, Ambition: To attend EIU and major in music, Marching Band - 2,3,4g Stage Band - 2,3,4g Swing Choir - 4: F, T,A, - 3,4g National Honor Society - 3,4. PAUL VINCENT POCIALIK Pet peeve: Routines, Oney's disposition, the locker-room fellas, libraryvcut-ups, and Chicago lags. Ambition: Survival. Football - 1,2,3,4g Basketball - 1,2,3,49Lettermen's Club - 3,43 Spanish Club - 2. AUSTIN LEE RHODES Pet peeve: People who are pre judiced, Ambition: To stay in school and become a lawyer, Footballg Wrestling - 1,25 Track, PATRICIA MAY REECE Pet peeve: People who only care about themselves, Ambition: To live life to the fullest and to be happy whatever l'm doing with Mike, Belles - lg Science Club - 2,33 Flag Corps - 4g Concessions - 4g Intramurals - 1gG.A.A. - 2,3, 4g Pep Club - 4g Picayune- Busi- ness Mgr,g Chorus - 1,2,3g Stu- dent Secretary - 4, WILLIAM ARTHUR RANKIN JERRY NICHOLAS ROBERTSON DONNA JEAN SAVAGE Pet peeve: People who take drugs for kicks, Ambition: To be happy . Chorusg Picayune Staffg Office Help, JAMES NICHLOAS SLOAN Pet peeve: Dave S, in Physics Class, Football - 43 Wrestling - 2, 3,4, HQ, BRUCE WAYNE SIMPSON DAN ALBERT SHEEHAN KEBRON IUSTINA SMITH Pet peeve: People who car1't face reality, Ambition: To have a life filled with lots of fun and love and to get married, Library Club - 1,2, 3g G. A . A - 1gF,T,A, - 33 Pep Club - 1 Hall Monitor - lg Drama Club - lg Belles - 43 Murder Takes the Veil - l, RHONDA ELLEN SMITH Pet peeve: People who feel superior and demand a lot from others but give little of themselves, Ambition: To be in the right place at the right time when someone needs help, and find love, Science Club - lg Library Club - V. Pres. - lg Pep Club - lg Art Club - lg Belles - lg Science Club - 2g Girls' State - 3. DAVID EDWARD STRINK Pet peeve: Leaving lights on in cars and people who can't take a joke, Ambition: To go to college, get married and be successful, Football - 2, 3g Wrestling - 23 Newspaper - lg Drama Club - lg Bell Boys - l, IAYE KAYE STOVER, IR. Pet peeve: Monday mornings, football practice, and routines Ambition: Success Football - 1, 2, 3,4g Basketball - 1, 2, 3,43 Letter-men's Club - 3,4. MARK WILLIAM SONGER Pet peeve: People who say we are still friends but I don't want to talk to you, Ambition: To become a super- great lawyer and then become a Supreme Court member. Concert Band - l,2,3: Marching Band - 1,23 Pit Band - lg root- ball - 1,2,3g Lettermen's Club - 43 Intramurals - 4g Good Citi- zenship Award - lg Bell Boys - l, PAUL TIMMONS Pet peeve: H.H.S, Ambition: Happiness N,H,S, - 3,43 Class Officer - 43 Student Council - 4g Football - l, 2, 3,4g Basketball - 1,2, 3, 4g Track - l,2g Lettermen's Club - 3,43 Spanish Club - 2,3, ANNETTE L, VACKET TA Pet peeve: Trying to talk to someone who won 't listen and society 's morals, Ambition: To attend college, become an airline stewardess and get married, Chorus - l,3,4g Belles - lg Mar- ching Band - l, 2,3,4g Concert Band - l,2,3,4g Pep Club - lg Drama Club - 1gG,A. A. - 2, 3,4. ROBERT MARSHALL WALLACE JOHN ALLEN WALLACE Pet peeve: Discriminasting nicknames, Ambition: To attend college and major in business or medi- cine. Track - lg F, T, A, - 3, ELIZABETH ANN WALLACE Pet Peeve: Discovering two- faced friends. Ambition: To become a florist and marry, Science Club - 1,2, 3,45 Art Club - lg Drama Club - l,3,4g Pep Club - lg G,A, A, - 2,3,4g Intramurals - lg Flag Corps - 45 Murder Takes the Veil - lg The Jury Room - 35 Never Too Late - 4. KAREN ANN WARF Pet peeve: Boys in business law Ambition: To be happy and content in life - someday to be married, Chorus: Junior and Senior Class Treas, 3 Homecoming Attendant - 33 Homecoming Queen - 45 Picayune Staff g Library Help, We qu--f BRENDA IO WEAVER Pet peeveg The lack of under- standing among some people. Ambition: To be productive in the field of my choice and have that inner peace that is so hard to gain. G, A, A, - 1, 2, 35 Swing Choir - 3,45 Band 4g Stage Band - 3,4 Concessions - 2,3, THERESA LYNN YORK Pet peeve: Best friends-, sweet innocent girls, rumors, and peopjle who condemn other peo- ple ut do not have any r?ht to. Ambition: To find mysel and try to understand the way other people thinkg lead a happy, successful life with Budd and someday raise a batch oty 'young kids. Cheerleading - l,2,3,4g Stu- dent Counci - 1,3,4g Sec. - 1,4g G.A.A. - 2,3,4g Chorus - 1,2,3,4g Band - 1gPicayune - 3,45 Concessions - 3,4g Pep Club - 2g Drama Club - lg Class secretary - 3,4. .Av STEVE WESLEY WIS DOM JUDY GAYLE WEST Pet peeve: People who are pre- judiced, people who put others down when they are just as bad, Ambition: To become a secre- tary and get married, Chorus - 15 Picayune Staffg Hall Monitor, ROBERT LEE YOUNG Pet peeve: Hypocrits and car accidents, Ambition: To go to college - to find something I will be happy doing the rest of my life. Football - lg Wrestlingg Bell Boysg Student Council - 45 Stage Band - 1,2,3,4g Marching Band - 1,2,3,4g Spanish - 2,33 F, T,A, - 3, Seniors In Action if nf' . STUDENT COUNCIL: E. Klocke, S. Ault, T. York, D. Morts, I. Billingsley, S. Galloway, T. Peterson, A. Endara, B. Lithgow, J. France, B. Baldwin, B. Carlson, P. Timmons, M. Houmes, T. Haughee, B. Young. CLASS OFFICERS: Karen Warf, treas,g Paul Tim- Honorary Homecoming Attendant: Ampara En- moms, Vice-Presidentg Bruce Carlson, Pres, g dara, Escort: Scott Pittman. Teri York, Sec, -:., . ' , V, P . ,. 'fl E, .KE 2 45 HOMECOMI NG QUEEN: QUEEN CANDIDATES : Karen Warf LaRee Langdoc, Diane Morts I 5 Graduates f '72??? fs ,gm 1. -. VM gi 'Fi m'hA x , RQ 1,9 , has s r a . s r K X. ,st I: ,, TL., N 1 4 A Q' k lk: Jg 5,s Q lci Ak k , . r 4 1 ' S gi X A n . -' 1 -: A a ai Q -ur av' 0 C0 s Nan? 'r r ' 1' EM R: 42 if rss, sm-N5 was af , 3 it 1. Ron Cress 2. George Osborn 3, Marcia Mayberry 4. Sandy Drollinger 5, Ann Wallace and John Wallace 6. Karen Keller 7. Christy Davis 8. Evelyn Klocke 9, Elizabeth Gray 10. Teri York 11, Cathy Gooden 12. Annette Vacketta 13, Shelley Ault 14, Grant Mitchell 15. Jane Goss 16. Diane Morts 17. Sherry Gaumer 18, David Strink 19. Barbara Lithgow Our Foreign Exchange A .g 'T- 1 Q 1 r r New n n SV' A n ai Urwmyg gNAgH5,gf3Qy3 Diane, Barb, and Amparo advertise spaghetti supper Amparo with Mr, Griffin and Mr, Huffman, 'I -0' -1-5 32 -59? , L ' .Y .S Y AMPARO Paul Timmons, Amparo, and Sheryl Gaumer studying, tudent Amparo Endara A Q' H X I ' f fr, V r.... C 3 P 4 ,Wx . ' ' ' ,, f ,f av ii'-i , . ' up r w H - ,ri-33 . href. ' ,,, sA,.-,',1XX f rf-V ,P-'N ' ,. r f ' I W '-4 rw f ' V s ,, ryyrr M f i ,Ha an X xc H '-- . , Q F r y ,orr -it Homecoming Queen - Karen Warf Honorary Attendant - Amparo Amparo dancing with Jim Sloan at Prom I never thought it was happening to me when I heard from A, F,S, qAmerican Field Servicep that 1 had been accepted and thatl was coming to Hoopeston, Illinois. 53 kids from Equador came to the U.S, this year on August 2, 1971. We stopped in New York where we joined kids from 17 other countries. It was so much fun, This was my first time out of my country, so I was a little afraid, But l found so much love and help from everybody, that soon l felt like lbelonged Before actually entering H, H, S, , my host fam- ily, the Elston Klockes, went to California, This was probably one of my best times in the U, S, because l got to see the scenery of different states. It also helped me to know, understand, and love the Klockes. My experiences at H, H, S, have been great, I want to thank all the administration, the teachers, and the kids for giving me the chance to know how school is in America. I have learned a lot from everybody, l'l1 leave Hoopeston on July 5, We will have a bus trip around some states and then I'll arrive in Quito ontluly 13, Thank you, Good Bye, Good luck, Amparo AFS Carnival Snaps uf fy x Q 4 The Wills Of The Class Of 1972 . . . I, Philip Anderson will my ability to remember my football equipment to Slick Davis,' and lots of luck to the Junior Three-Some. l, Shelley Ault, will Lisa Layden the ability to stop suddenly when driving on a brick road in the rain and to Donna Baker I will Manchester Hall, l, Becky Barker, will Joyce Hoke all the luck in the world, and to Rhonda Leigh, a chain for her keys, I, Russell Borders, will all my ability to lose weight in wrestling and all my skill to Greg Bane. I, Bruce Carlson, will my purity to GOODNESS, and my machete to Gary Neal and Sheri Swim to fight off the miscellaneous evils that may fall upon her, l, Mary Carter, will Edie Schuen and Amy Laird my uncoordination in P. E. and to Edie l will my ability to talk in study hall whenever I want. l, Lynn Carter, will my , 22 rifle to John Zollars, I, Carolyn Clayborn, will all the fun I had at H, H, S, to my brother, I, Wayne Conrad, will anything that l never had to a person that will never be, I, Melody Cramer, will my Government class to Malley Goodrum, and my fantastic ability in P, E, to Karen Henson, I, Ron Cress, will one good camera to anyone on the Picayune Staff that knows how to use it so that the '71-'72 Picayune might have more and better pictures, I, Christy Davis, will Betty Mann the ability to get the guy she's after - especially 132 and all the trouble he's given her, and to Teri Rayls the best of luck, l, Sandy Drollinger, will my ability to smile the day after I work to Diane Hanshew and all my good times in fifth hour P. E. class to my cousin, Nina. l, Patti Eckersley, will everyone the joy of life and Lynn Carlson all of my hits, I, Amparo Endara, will everybody the chance to go to Ecuador and visit me. l, Ron Ervin, will my good grades in Bookkeeping to Jim Means, he needs them, l, Jeff France, will my bowl hair cut to Marvin Miller, l, Shelly Franklin, will Betty Mann my ability in pizza making, I, Ronnie Gage, will my great ability in P, E. to Kevin McIntyre and my ability to get dismissed from Mr. Schoenhofen's class to anyone who needs a way out of Spanish I, II, III, or IV. l, Shelley Galloway, will Lori Crorhers my shorthand notebooks. l, Sherry Gaumer, will nothing. l, Cathy Gooden, will to Sheri Swim the ability to get along with fat and ugly and to all underclassmen the glory??? of being a Senior, I, Jane Goss, will Debbie Billingsley one can of Baby Powder and three croaking frogs to Kenny Drollinger, I, Elizabeth Gray, will my ability to play soccer to Karla McVicker, and to Juanita Lane Huffman, my ability to stay single longer than her. I, Terry Haughee, will my borther one slightly used Lilly pad, to Ion P, , a new trig book, to Bearwolf, a free pass to the 1972 district tournament, and to B, C, the hinges off a shot up mail box, I, Marcia Henson, will my determination to chew gum in Mrs, Vines P, E, class to any- one that can get away with it, and my sister Karen, all the good times l've had at H, H, S, I, Mark Houmes, will by book, 1001 Ways to Break the Routine by Paul Pocialik, to anyone who seems to have that problem l, Karen Keller, will my sister, Keryl, all the friendship and fun l have with my friends to Scott Sims I will the Dairy Queen, to Steve Rhodes my yellow Vega, to Steve Keln- hofer the basketball basket net in our driveway, and to all others happiness and good fortune. I, Vickie Kelley, do hereby will Malley Goodrum and Vivian McCann all the great fun I've had at H. H.S. and the ability to get along better with the teachersr 1, Evelyn Klocke, will my cast and crutches to any underclassman who is smart enough to fall up some stairs and break their foot, I also will my wonderful experiences with my AFS sister, Amparo Endara to the next student of H.H.S, who is willing to open his heart and be host to our next A, F, S, student, I, Barbara Lithgow, will my ability to get along with Mr. Reed to Roselyn Miller and John Weyand. I, LaRee Langdoc, will Australia to anyone who wants it. I, JoAnn Lawson, will my determination to receive my diploma to any sophomore or n junior thinking of quitting school, I, Connie Lewis, will to Vickie Jeffers the ability to play soccer as well as I do, and to Steve Comstock my great character, I, Jon Longfellow, leave my T.V. to Bubba Mathews, my raid to Kathy Boyden, and my trombone to Patty Burton, I, Raymond Mann, will my ability to stay in school and not get expelled to the rest of my brothers, I, Cindy Miller, will my ability in P, E, to anyone who wants it, I, Grant Mitchell, will my Hawaiian God of Love and Hate to Jeff Kriebs and Scott Peterson with a curse that all three 's will cease forever, I, Diane Morts, will all underclassmen all the fun and good times l had at H, H, S. I, Michael Nolan, will my speedball ability to Kim Weaks and my stamper and cutter to Bill Warner. l, Shirley Owens, will to Debbie Rhodes good times in P,E, and Karla McVicker my ability to play soccer, I, Joe Pence, will my fantastic drafting ability and equipment ot Mr. Davis. I, Therese Petersen, will Lynn Carlson my solid white walls with the pretty colors and my radio that plays while its off, my good times at H, H, S, to Martha Ward and my frozen fingers and toes to Lynn Carlson and Cathy Regan for the 1972 Marching Band, I, Robert Pittman, will Rodney 1110 of my musical ability because that will make him ten times better than he already is. I, Paul Pocialik, will my book How to be a Stud When You're Really Nothing by Mary Oney Houmes to Kenny Morris who's a real Jag. I, Patty Reece, will all the happiness and success possible to my two best and dearest friends, Diane and Barb, I, Austin Rhodes, will Steve Warnick, my ability to play football and my muscular phy- sique, l, Keith Roark, will my ability to tear up cars to Billy Warner, I, Donna Savage, will my great ability in archery to Connie, Cindy and Rhonda, I, Jim Sloan, being of sound mind and body will the following to Scott P, and Jeff K, my wrestling ability and a box of Ayds reducing candy, to Grant M, I will a lifetime supply of root beer, and to Dave S, a smashed car, l, Kebby Smith, will Cindy H, and Teresa C, allthe fun and all the luck in the mini darb and to everybody the joy of being a SENIOR, I, Mark Songer, will to Little Kriesby my tremendous slam in ping pong and to Nancy S. my why at playing horse. I, Valerie Spann, will to my brother Roger, my ability to get out of school to attend Drivers Ed, conventions, my ease in cutting down teachers in a joking manner so that he may carry on the family tradition, I, Jaye Stover, of sound mind, will Scott B, my rigid and strict athletic training rules. I, David Strink, will my athletic ability in Speedball to Dennis P, in hope he'll get better and I will my success in anything to my brothers, I, Annette Vacketta, will Donna Baker the ability to graduate in hopes that she will graduate before taking that big step forward, l, Elizabeth Wallace, leave to John Weyand one handwritten note, and to Rodney Bailey one prayer. I, John Wallace, will Bobby Dazey all my fun times in Iroquois County. I, Karen Warf, will Cindy Schuler and Lisa Layden the ability to be sweet and innocent like me, I, Brenda Weaver, will to Debbie Billingsley and Vickie Samaras the bathroom sink, Also Rose Miller my crupps! I, Judy West, will my ability to have fun in Miss Kent's shorthand II class to anyone who can make it! I, Theresa York, will to Iaynn Carlson a one way ticket to Florida, to Debbie Billingsley a pair of lead toed shoes for playing soccer, and to Mike Young a pair of boxing gloves. l, Robert Young, will Mike Young some brains and to Smoke Hollen, I will Rhonda Shower H. me in fi is . ff, 1 V ' Juniors iw we ADH Armstrong Rodney Bailey DOHH21 Baker Debbie Billingsley if! if -1-M M Jill Brown Nancy Brown Iohn Block Alan Burge Ed Bury Kenneth Byerly Ron Carter Vickie Cantrell ll , Vanda Casner Alane Combs Leslie Crabtree John Cross Mike Cross Lori Crothers Marilyn Cundiff Kevin Davis Ma 1-lene Davis Debra Dewey Kenny Drollinger Nina Drollirlger - a 'f--rf: f 'S I -. Larry Ferdinand 'fvv Betty Good Malley Goodrum lim Gummere Habel Marcia Hardy Pe Hari Dave Hartman Mary Kelnhofer Kefm Kin Rita Judy Mary Ann Kaufmann Y S Maria Linar es I Debbie Kirts Sharon Lawson K x Luanne Lohmeyer 1 ,fu I va 4 . A m y A .V is Jeff Kriebs Lisa Layden Karen Long Betty Mann 'SBU 3 D-ARK W, Ioan Mann Philip Martin Sara Martin Matt Matthews I u ,W an In 4 ., Cindy McLane Iim Means Stanley Means Jane Miller fr' fr f 'D ff' V! 1' 'Tv -1 .Q can ' gs Ol ' r 'I' kv u Roselyn Miller Shirley Moore Kathy Murrell Connie Murphy JU' I9 6 l.. ,Q vu Gary Neal Claude Norenburg Scott Peterson Brenda Priddy Debbie Rhodes Bonnie Rickert Connie Rickert QR D., 41.1 Darlene Rigsby Patty Roark 'GNN Joe Rodriguez Linda Russell Vicki S amaras AQ Nancy Schieler l ao-ag ff 3 3 'Y ,I :if ' ...... 10' Eddie Scheun Cindy Schuier Donna Shipman Teri Sinclair q..,ar 41 Iackie Slichenmyer Vicki Smiley Mark Smith Cindy Sprague KG? Debbie Stone Paul Storm Patricia Strzembosz Sheri Swim k. 'aff 'K ww? A if A Alberto Teran Vickie Tullis Arthur Wagner Martha Ward Di Anne Warf Steven Warnick Kim Weaks- Kathy Weger John Weyand Michael Young umm -nf WAQO' .I fit Juniors OFFICERS: President - Steve Hollen 'A Vice-President - Danny Hable Secretary - Lisa Layden Sponsors - Miss Odle, Mr. Davis. In W rrazanczwzissmsts ' ' Acfifm JUNIOR ATTENDENTS - HOMECOMING: DiAnne Warf, Sheri Swim STUDENT COUNCIL: DiAnne Warf, Martha Ward, Ann Armstrong. BACK: Kim Weeks, Jim Means, Iane Miller, Sara Martin, Kevin Davis, Phil Martin. If + l I ' as I' f 1' f 4, f Q 09.9 Q19 9, 1 gf. , 3 'WC .,V A kjfxgwns VSTWUK uP fi f J i- 3 ' 'E dmv' f W J W Q 7 95511 ?' j PESTX ii I, Q' i s W , 3 Wig A 552153 W0 El IW ll Q ,I , ! K' I I ,,,Ak 44 ' 6 iff 1 ' 1 ,Lf 'ia Q , A 2 , 'X -1 v,w : 'v, A J T, U , E H I If M I J E SOPHO ORES A 5,2 X :Ti S -We si an 6 Douglas Aleshire C4 2 . L+ kk,VkA 5 Kathy Boyden .V x... . .... ,1 1-'f21fw:f 'f.ff.5g5 l Greg Kathy Bane Banks -. I Ken Burt Connie Lynn Charisse Vickie Sheila B erly Carlson Crabtree Cropper Crozier Lmda Jim Calvert Comean 04.-P' John Ann Kevin Curliss Decker Dgyle DMR.: qw li W! 'V-W Steve Bob Frank Nancy Christy Engle Daz ey Duncan Eells Ellis ,, ,J ,ff Mark Brad Mike Greg Teddy F01-shier Gardner Gaugus Glenn G10v ef Z 7' in Connie Dennis Dennis Susan Martha Gossett Gress Griner Griswold Guzman in A A Q ' . AT , M ' W xv 'gg' Mfw ,ffm Diana Mark Vickie Cifldy Nike Hanshew Hanson Hardy Harper Hatfield F of 11' Sherry Diane jgyce Connie Dave Hensley Hoffman Hoke Hucmeby Huffman Sheryl John Don Inman Jackson Jeffers QW? Ns. Vickie Jim Jeffers Johnson Q.. f if nl' Judy Johnson Y V, .N f Melinda Knapp Linda Debbie Keryl Steve Johnson Jones Keller Kelenhofer my V' NP Alex Dennis Amy LaVeda KOSYQR Kriebs Laird Langdoc ,grin vw Joyce Linsey Sherry Max well Hazel Karla Kevin McBr1de MCV1Ck6f Miller HWYIEE Grant DADDY Kenny Iane 6- .0 John Long Randy Mayberry Candy Moore 'EP' Brian Morgeson M01-Us Neathery Neilson rf 5 '48.3lu- Sharon Paul Dennis Roger Cathy Owen Peterson Priddy Reed Regan f 'Y' Steve Gay Rhodes Riddle 'IRL J' S.. Russell Rudd if f are S 'rrir Carol Savage Eddie Sanford 'f--usQ Pam Shultz Q. s- .: x Duane Steve Shepherd Shipman Kevin Simmons Q -,er Gary IOIIH Rutledge Sanders ,, Q fl . , im at ir , S ' -t 1 Dave Don Sheagley Sheehan 'wwf Lewis Simpson GNFVQ 'W SCOII Alan Pam Sherlyn Alisa 5i1'US Smith S mi th Stone Stover WWE x at A '12 r .w Christine Kathy I ohn Don Dawn Strzembosz Teagarden Timmons Underwood Wagoner i Q.- Y7 .A N' - ?'? -- A William Chuck W2lg0f1Cf Wallace I . Mark Carla HHIISGI1 Peterson Maureen Wallace 'Sa . F'-5, John Zollars I ,Qt ulnffk Yds! L, . .rr 'Q , t ' I Q 4.-f-F 'wr Robert Carmen Warner Zarate Sophomores STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: TOP, L- R: Alex Kosyak, Duane Sheppard, David Sheagley, Greg Gardner. BOTTOM, L-R Rose Layden, Carol Martin, Keryl Keller. CLASS OFFICERS: L-R: Sponsor, Mr. Reed, Treas., Keryl Kellerg Sec., Carol Marting V. Pres., Iohn Zollarg Pres. , Don Yorkg Sponsor, Miss Perry. Action PICT URE OMITTED: I ac k1e Leverenz In HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS: Colleen Layden and Keryl Keller . , STUDE LIFE .1-X' i n i EEE, w s gf F is Yr. i EA Eh J 'fp N w .m .aff mgffaiw if f'g,e ., J H kffa z., sv Q, Q? n , ,ap fi' v Q ,- ck 14,1 V 'x x jg ttrtt L rvPewRa Q ocnoo oooc C1004 i ,g if ,H-N f' , . I va ,Q Assistant Editor: Diane Mortsg Editor: Barbara Lithgowg Business Mana- ger: Patty Reece Picayune Staff S FRONT: S. Griswold, L. Carlson, J. Billingsley, Miss Kent, L. Layden, I. West. SECOND ROW: P. Roark, B. Mann, D, Morts, A, Armstrong, B, Lithgow, C, Davis, P, Reece, S, Drollinger, B, Good. THIRD ROW P, Eckersley, K, Keller, M, Carter, T, York, D, Savage, S, Ault, L, Crothers, an w .aw Editors - B, Lithgow Asst, Editor - D, Mons Business Mgr. - Patty Reece Junior Editor- A. Armstrong Sponsor - Miss Janet Kent LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Billingsley, D, Morts, T, York, D, Savage, S, Ault, P, Reece, J. West, CENTER: B, Lithgow, 47? 1 is I. , ..., .Tr ..3v,f,, , :Q FQ, 1' . -51a W, 1, 2:7 A ,t gk 5. S, - ,M 'f aa Bruce Carlson - Vice President, Shelley Ault - Treasurer, Bruce Baldwin - President, Teri York - Secretary, Mr. Ryder - Sponsor. .The main goal of the Student Council this year was to establish rapport between the council and the student body. The council sponsored interesting and educational assembly programs throughout the year. We also sponsored recreation night, Homecoming, school movies, Concessions, and the AFS Carnival. We were very fortunate this year to have an AFS student from Ecuador, Amparo Endora. The council tried to initiate an open lunch hour. We distributed petitions along with letters for parent's consent. After these steps were taken, three members of the coun- cil were selected to present the petitions before the school board. The board refused our act because the saftey of the students might be endangered. G.. T s S . Diversified Occupations We 1 David Barron g Jerry Jeffries .KHUDLDE .,f1J?2-feffff' Wm Puool is Sinn ' Valerie Johnson Russell Borders i as Z' ,ff Jeri Billingsley Mike Roark e 'ff' ,fi Skt e so fb. X Y X 1 , J Jim Judy Valerie Mathews ' W Fw ,,.., 1 -:ff A , M ,,f,frfwf.1,-:f,: x , 'wily :H-gn,-..,,,,,, Steve Comstock Art Wagoner se 5,6 row' Joe Pence Bill Rankin, Roger Wood 9 'z 2: 12952 '3 5 gs. Sififf t., 35 if W Dennis Jerome Linda Jordan fl 'Vk H 'fx . ---q Steve Compton Tuxsgm E 533 Rick Boyden Keith Roark Brian Laird STANDING, Left to Right: Alex Kosyak, Carla Peterson, Mrs. Stevenson, Teddia Gauges, Carolyn Clay- born, Sharon Owen, Melinda Knapp, Kathy Banks. SEATED: Sherri Hensley, Vickie Ieffcrs, Karen Warf. OFFICERS: John Block, V. Pres.g Kathy Banks, Secretaryg Carla Peterson, Treasurerg and Valerie Spann. Pres. Cab- sentj. LIBRARY CLUB The Hoopeston Senior High School Library Club members belong to the lllinois Stu- dent Librarian Association and the Student Librarians of East Central Illinois. These students serve both students and faculty. OFFICE HELP Judy West, DiAnne Warf, Christy Davis, Shelley Ault. HALL MONITORS Donna Baker, Jody Lawson, Dianne Morts, Vicky Kelley, Patty Roark, Ann Wallace. ATTENDANCE TAKERS Iaye Stover, Donna Savage, Mary Carter, Io Weaver, Phil Anderson. HALL MONITORS LuAnne Lohmeyer, Betty Mann, Donna Savage, Becky Barker. MAILMEN 7 Grant Mitchell, lim Sloan, Scott Peterson. Concession Workers SENIORS: FRONT: Christy Davis, Evelyn Klocke, Mary Carter, Teri York, Sherry Gaumer, Jane Goss, Barb Lithgow. BACK: Ron Gage, Therese Petersen, Bruce Baldwin, Shelley Galloway, Shelley Ault, Diane Morts, Patty,Reece. H, ,X N 1 ' I' rses ' fi I-fs ,G S 8' or ii IUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES Duane Sheppard, Roselyn Miller, DiAnne Warf, John Block, Kenny Drollinger, Betty Mann, Lynn Carlson. BACK: Jane Miller, Rose Layden, Ann Armstrong, Terri Sinclair, Nancy Shieler, Patty Roark, Marcia Hardy, Sherri Swim, A Cafeterian Personnel P. Flynn, S, Crabtree, R, Reed, M, Brown, H, Gatrell j .iw rw X W Custodians Gilbert Moore Dave Lewis if 5-D SEATED: Paul Storm, Karla McVicker QSecretary-Treasurery, Iohn Block fPresidentJ, Scott Vince. STAND- ING: IohnSande.rs, John Barry, John Weyand, Greg Gardner, Kevin Simmons, Marcia Hardy, Mr, Sheagley fSponsory, BELOW: Camera Club Homecoming Parade Entry The Picayune Staff would like to express its apprecia- tion to the Camera Club for its help with the 1972 Pica- yune and for its willingness my to take pictures, LOSE , 'MJ WLS -s--up-. WM SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS: Christine Strzernbosz, Vicki Strzembosz, Iacki Slickenmyer, Marcia Hardy, John Block, Edie Schuen, Paul Storm, John Weyand, Scott Vince, and Mr, Ezell, SCIEN CE CLUB OFFICERS President - Marcia Hardy Vice- President - Vicki Strzembosy S ecr etary - Jacki S lickenmyer Treasurer - Christine Strzembosz INDEPENDENT SCIENCE STUDENTS Vicki Strzembosz Marcia Hardy Scott Vince G I S I I SOPHOMORES: FRONT ROW: C. Martin, R. Layden, K. MCViCker, R. Layden, K. Keller, N. Eells, S. A Hensley. SECOND ROW: K. Boyden, V. Jeffers, L. Carlson, C. Layden, C. Crabtree, J. Neathery, K. T Banks, C. Peterson. THIRD ROW: J. Baker, M. Knapp, S. Crozier, C. Ellis, L. Johnson, S. Maxwell, I A. Stover, J. Hoke, S. Griswold. O N JUNIORS: FRONT ROW: M, Kaufman, J, Slichenmeyer, D, Baker, SECOND ROW: E,Combs, B, Good, T Sinclair, M, Hardy, N, Brown, THIRD ROW: C, Schuler, D, Billingsley, E, Schuen, A, Armstrong, M, Davis, TOP, C, Rickert, S, Swim, D, Rhodes, D. Warf, L, Layden, R L A T H L E T C A S S O l C SENIORS: FRONT ROW: Shelley Ault, Shelley Galloway, Sherry Gaumer, Karen Keller. BACK ROW: LaRee Langdoc, Teri York, Diane Morts, Evelyn Klocke, Patty Reece, Barbara Lithgow, Mary Carter, Christy, Davis, Bechy Baker, Sandy Drollinger, Amparo Endara Annette Vacketta. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION One of the purposes of G.A.A. is to provide opportunities for high school girls to participate with each other in a variety of sports and sports-related activities. This year our G.A.A, participated in bowling, volleyball, and baseball seasons. Other related activities included a wiener roast, a slumber party, three volley- ball sports days, and one bowling sports day. Something new was started in G,A,A, this year - interscholastic sports. We formed two volleyball teams and went to various towns to play. We also had two bowling teams and bowled in a sports day in Danville. These new interscholastic sports give the girls an opportunity to meet G,A,A, members from other towns and to play sports by regulation rules. Our officers this year were Diane Morts, president: Donna Baker, vice-president: Carol Martin, Sophomore representative: and Mrs. Vines, sponsor. G.A.A. Volleyball Team Chorus 5 f T if Choral Award Recipient - Barbara Lithgow with Mr, Voorhees ir! oir MR. LARRY VOORHEES 1 fa A 'L Vermilion Count T I , v , ,, . , 3 ., ' , 4 . , f si .. - ., , . M L. ,fa-Wf. , , 'w e , ,. f A -,,: f f , T . 1 A A 2 V VVVA f 3 wg ,, 7 I m K b L , , J L L Q rrr 4. ' , n, .1 J 4 nn , ,,,, .,., .1 V V . i fr .. ,., .. ,. A ,V A t W or 1 . V: re VV ? N Y L y A in ,,.' fs',i:r,-Ilzgffrg - ' , v ' .- f , , I ' - v N A . , -a f- A '- , gf W , A in .Zi A 5, .J Q , , T X Q Q ,v .A In 3 A L, L fwfr L 2' J' '1 2-i 1 if E -M' ,' ff ' L A f -,ff 2 r I P ' X ' -,Q ,I ' , 9 's Q lily? Ar, .Agn 'VVV I Ab' K W R R 5 F 41 Q Q Q.. l 1 Q 1' ,..fff,, Drum Major - MELVIN MILLER ,Q-Au. OFFICERS: Therese Petersen qTreas.J, Bruce Carlson qPres. J, Karen Keller QSec. J, Jeff France QV. Pres. J. Feature Twirler - IUANITA LANE wwf Marching Champs r FLAG CORPS: Barbara Lithgow, Amparo Endara, Ann Wallace, Carol Anderson, Evelyn Klocke, Maria Linaras, Sherri Swim, Patty Reece, Ann Armstrong. Marching Band Directors - Mr, Larry Voor- hees, Mr. James French, and Mr, Gary Sauer brunn, Concert gn ,,, 59' M c John Philip Sousa Award - Scott Pittman. 1 X r. K w Scott Pittman Band Director - Mr, James French Stage Band Future Teachers Of America The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to interest students in the teaching profession. Some of the activities of the members this year included a bake sale and selling tickets for Never Too Late , the high school play. The students also partici- pated in student teaching at Hoopeston Iunior High School and Honeywell Grade School From the various teaching experiences, the members experienced some of the high- lights of the teaching profession. The FTA officers this year were: President - Bruce Baldwin Vice-President - Melvin Miller Secretary - Jane Goss Treasurer - Edie Schuen Sponsor - Mr. Larry Lobb ' af S National Honor Society H! We, g 1 y , NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INITIATES Mrs, Wilma Jones - Sponsor, Bob Young, Maria Linares, Ron Cress, Karen Keller, John Weyand, Sheryl Gau- rner, Paul Storm, Christy Davis, John Wallace, Mary Carter, Mark Houmes, Shirley Moore, Dave Strink, Jackie Slichenmyer, Phil Martin, Shelley Galloway, Bruce Baldwin, Annette Vacketta. 9 R I o 'xwlil' i Wg, Initiates And Officers NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Juanita Huffman, Evelyn Klocke, Paul Timmons, Scott Pittman, Barbara Lithgow, Diane Morts Thespians 91? Q!! SEATED: Nancy Schieler, John Weyand, Ann Armstrong, Barbara Lithgow, Rodney Bailey, STANDING: Scott Vince, John Block, Lori Crothers, Jeff France, Mr, Reed, HONOR TI-IESPIANS THESPIAN OFFICERS: John Weyand qVice-Pres.J, BACK ROW: Rodney Bailey, Scott Vince, Jeff France fPres.J, Mr. Reed fSponsorJ, Lori John Weyand, FRONT ROW: Barb Lithgow, John Crothers qSec.-Treas.j. Block, Ann Armstrong, HHS Theatre IUNIORS AND SENIORS: FIRST ROW: P, Timmons, A, Vackette, M, Carter, P, Eckersley. 2nd ROW: Mr, Reed, Sponsor, E, Klocke, K, Keller, T, Sinclair, L, Russell, L, Layden, E, Schuen, S, Gaumer, J, Weyand, A, Armstrong, P, Strom, KNEELING: B, Good, D, Hoffman, C, Ellis, L, Crothers, V, Strzembosz, B, Lith- gow, 3rd ROW: M, Hardy, K, Drollinger, S, Hollen, T, Petersen, FOURTH ROW: M, Hanson, S, Vince, R, Bailey, FIFTH ROW: D, Morts, I. Robertson, B, Young, B, Carlson, I, Weaver, S, Pittman, N, Scbieler, SIXTH ROW: I, France, J, Longfellow, R, Carter, S, Peterson, I. Block, SOPHOMORES: FIRST ROW: K, Boyden, C, Martin, L, Johnson, R, Layden, S, Owen, L, Carlson, C, Regan, SECOND ROW: D, Adams, T, Gauges, N, Eells, C, Peterson, K, Banks, M, Knapp, A, Laird, C, McVicker, S, Inman, D, Sheagley, C, Strzembosz, P, Ervin, R, Layden, I, Neathery. THIRD ROW: G, Rutledge, D, Morgeson, D, York, P, Peterson, J, Barry, K, Burt, K, Simmons, G, Gardner, D, Sheppard, D, Huffman, Colleen Layden Sherry Gaumer Karla MCV1CkCT 5 4'K AY , k Vi, r f, Lk '1 W 'fw YT' 'FQ' I ,Q , K . Wd , r- rgL.1.,5'f J A '--. .L A I Sri?-Q if Lfrgi. , 5 .L .BBE ' ' wi- X' 41 'W of ...M- -,,.... Don York and Patty Eckerslay ,Vx Cross Country Team FRONT ROW: Duane Sheppard, Greg Bane, Russell Borders, Jerry Jeffries, Steve Rhodes. SECOND ROW: Coach Ryder, Kenny Morris, Frank Fink, Rick Ellis, John Burke, Brian Bretz, and John Zollars, arsity FIRST ROW: Kevin Doyle, Manager, Terry Haughee, Paul Timmons, Phil Martin, Kenny Drollinger, Ed Bury, Ron Cress, SECOND ROW: Greg Gardener, Manager, Iim Sloan, Matt Matthews, Kim Weaks, Phil Anderson, Bert Gonzalez, Grant Mitchell, Alan Burge. THIRD ROW: Kevin Davis, Mark Songer, Iaye Stover, Paul Pocialik, Mark Houmes, Jeff Kriebs, Steve Compton, and Scott Peterson. Charleston Watseka Westville Gibson City Schlarman Georgetown Paxton Rantoul Varsity Coach Velasco, Asst. Coach Matta, Fresh- man Coach Forshier, Sophomore Coach Bird. C ORN I ERKERS REC ORD 20-6 32-7 22-6 7-0 12-0 34-14 27-8 30-O Seniors .,,,.:,, ,.vA ' ,qw ,' .' ' I 5 ' , gg' X 1 L L A A 22' f ' ii J - L f !,,i'JfV :,, 'f ,W Viiyy VZZVL LL'ii A V ' f A ' I ' A O O 'V me PHIL ANDERSON STEVE COMPTON RON CRESS TERRY HAUGHEE MARK HOUME5 GRANT MITCHELL PAUL POCIALIK DAN SHEEHAN JIM SLQAN MARK SQNGER IAYE STOVER PAUL TIMMONS Freshman Football Team FRONT ROW: T, Mullen, L, Vandenburg, M, Miller, D, Eckert, D, Knopp, T, Crozier, SECOND ROW E, Wallace, A, Reece, S, Brown, B, Vacketta, B, Summers, I, Compton, K, Mclntyre, S, Schulter, THIRD ROW: D, Burge, B, Benjamin, S, Hanson, I, Roarh, E, Brown, M, Bloyd, S, McKinney, Junior Varsity Football Team FRONT ROW: K, Doyle, M, Hatiield, D, Kriebs, D, Mathews, M, Forsheir, I. Sanders, G, Garner, SECOND ROW: D, Sheagley, D, Sheehan, D, York, T, Drollinger, M, Hanson, D, Jeffers, A, Kosyak Varsity SHELLEY AULT IVIARLENE DAVIS LISA LAYDEN TERI YORK . O Junlor arlsty Colleen Layden, Rose Layden, Cathy Regan, Carol Martin, Rita Layden. Homecoming October 21-23 The Night They Drove The Buffaloes Down Homecoming Parade 1' 41 QUEEN CANDIDATES : Karen Warf, Diane Homecoming Queen Karen Warf receives kiss Morts, LaRee Langdoc with Bruce Baldwin, from Bruce Baldwin president of Student Council, was lr: MN Cheerleaders' float Science Club Float Camera Club Car 4 we ' Af? :A ' l.,E r 5: ,V IW ' Y 1 x ei C W dd i :ck . L LV a K 4 , iff 1 , 1 G. A. A. Car Cheerleaders Homecoming Floats H gm- f ff, fr , H., .W , Q.: ' 'YW 4 W 4 'Y , vf ,r in Kiwi gbfrr jp ,K 4. srtmairqv 1 11.11 lst place float - Senior Class s lf ig., 1:3 '32 THE B M' , 7.. 1 1 . C A M..L.4 Junior Class Float so Sophomore Class Float LA Q Jil Snaps Of The Game The ueen And Her Court 1 or Queen Karen Warf and her escort Steve Comp- Senior Attendant Diane Morst and her escort ton. Paul Timmo ns. . et . ,, Q g S.X lub, ,, , , K . Senior Attendant LaRee Langdoc and her escort Honorary Attendant Amparo Endara and her Eddie Lohmeyer, escort Scott Pittman. Junior Attendant Sherri Swim and her escort Junior Attendant Diane Warf and her escort Steve Hollen. Bill Warner. 1 if ,g Sophomore Attendant Colleen Layden and her S0ph0Ir10r6 Attendant Keryl Keller and her escort Scott Sirns, escort Steve Kelnhofer, The Homecoming Dance Karen Warf, the 1972 Homecoming Queen is corwned by Debbie Tullis, the 1970 Home- coming Queen, Mike Dean and Steve Compton, escorts, watch the crowning, Queen Karen Warf and her secort, Steve Comp- A view of the dance, ton, begin the Queen's Dance, Mrs. Jones and Miss Alkire in charge of ticket The Homecoming Band- sales. Mrs. Jones dances with Stave Bane Refreshments at the bar. U H N S Evf,J,.. . .7 qx. x PM ii g S Q X' 1 1 XF l 5 iss' ., 1 im: is if gig -fi' - i Q 5 55, L we H l f 5 by gi 55 Aa ' Aga ' Jr. Q H1 sis, 21 9,5 age? , is .gg X as Late . V 'Q , -1-, l i CAST OF CHARACTERS Harry Lambert -------- JOHN WEYAND Edith Lambert ----- - - - SARA MARTIN Grace Kimbrough ---- - - - JANE GOSS Dr, James Kimbrough ----- JOHN BLOCK Charlie ----------- RODNEY BAILEY Kate ---- - - - NANCY SCHIELER Mr. Foley - - - - - -SCOTT VINCE Mayor Crane - - - -GREG GARDNER Policeman - - - ---- D ON YORK Understudy - - - - ANN WALLACE EXECUTIVE STAFF Director-Coordinator ---- MR. DAN REED Student Director-Producer - - MELVIN MILLER Stage Manager ------ - ' - JEFF FRANCE Tl 5 Xy- 1 gk: - -,gg J? Cf Varsity Basket R. Q . frrrrfff rggravrw' 4 or , his gmg w'QQrrff5xf,r f lg? ESQ as Il rrigvf s mffrns Rd A i A noni FRONT ROW: L to R: Kim Weaks, Duane Sheppard, John Timmons, Kevin Davis, Paul Timmons, Phil Martin, BACK ROW: L to R: Coach Ed Byrd, Rick Ellis, Steve Kelnhofer, Paul Pocialick, Jaye Stove Mark Houmes, and Greg Gardner Mgr, NOT PICTURED: Kenny Morris, f ball Junior Varsity we ,.'b vu a v f+ il ,o4-., . f4l va . 3 jg I X , a f lv Q l W I R I i I DNA laoooaa . . f R O S Jig. V S FRONT ROW: L to R: K, Huffman, B, Dazey, I, Zollar, S, Sims, D, Sheppard, K, Doyle, SECOND ROW C, Wallace, F, Fink, S, Kelnhofer, K, Davis, I. Timmons, Coach Don Dean, NOT PICTURED: Kenny Morris, Q 2 ff, MARK HOUMES A11 Wauseca Conference A11 Vermilion County PAUL TIMMONS 'fo fx' J wa! I A YE STOVER PAUL POCIALIK -,-ff.-4 1. if V F .g Y' f' ? C h e e r l e a d e I' S LV. : FRONT: Jane Neathery, Colleen Layden, Rita and Rose Layden, TOP: Carol Martin, Kathy Reagan. ' ?'.:,.ifKer, Af ' ' VARSITY: Teri York, Marlene Davis, Mrs, Stadsholt fsponsorj, Lisa Layden, Shelley Ault a Q: S RUSSELL BORDERS J K, 112 S TEVE COMPTON SO S 3 are 4 , r 4... Hwt 1971 Wrestling 1972 4-yr, wrestler 1968-69 16-5 1969-70 11-14 1970-71 18-9-1 All County 1971-72 lst - Danville Tourney 2nd - 3rd - Bismarck Invitational District TEAM RECORD Hoopeston - 28 Bismarck-Hennin - 27 Hoopeston - 42 Oakwood - 16 Hoopeston - 25 Fisher - 22 Hoopeston - 33 Gibson City - 28 Hoopeston - 49 Rossville - 7 Hoopeston - 42 Westville - 9 Hoopeston - 39 St. Joe-Ogden - 21 Hoopeston - 49 Georgetown - 12 Hoopeston - 47 Catlin - 16 Hoopeston - 34 Oakwood - 15 Hoopeston - 17 Champaign - 36 Hoopeston - 44 St. Joe-Ogden - 6 Hoopeston - 29 Gibson City - 19 Hoopeston - 42 Westville - 14 Hoopeston - 60 Rossville - 0 Hoopeston - 37 Georgetown - 15 Hoopeston - 37 Bismarck-Henning - 16 Hoopeston - 45 ' Catlin - 15 Danville Tourney 24 points 3rd place Bismarck Invitational 99 points 2nd place 1968-69 1-19 1971-72 1969-70 3-1 All County 1970-71 14-5-2 1971-72 12-8 2nd - Danville Tourney 1SI ' BlSITl3.I'Ck 1970-71 A11 Invitational County 2nd - District 1971-72 All County RON ERVIN 5 H J- + 138 1971 1972 Lettermen ..,,,avf' AUSTIN RHODES TIM DROLLINGER JEFF KRIEBS -14 Q ,J E I .wx xx' GREG BANE ROGER REED , 391 'ox 155 JIM SLOAN SCOTT PETERSON TERRY HAUGHEE ALAN REECE NOT PICTURED: ROBERT WARNER 4mm ,.-...M:,J.. .. . xyhl NU 15, LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: D, Sheehan, T, Haughee, R, Rodriguez, D. Burge, R, Borders, D. Kriebs R, Reed, S, Brown, A, Reece, 3rd ROW: I. Richards - Coach, S, McKinney, I, Sloan, S, Compton, J, Kriebs, R, Ervin, A, Rhodes, B. McEJhaney, D. York, 2nd ROW: S. Peterson, L, Vandenburg, D, Jeffers A, Burge, T, Drollinger, P, Anderson, R, Warner, S, Roark, lst ROW: T, Mullens, J. Jeffries, W, Con- rad, B. Miller, G, Bane, A, Teran, M, Hatfield, M, Forshier, S, Haughee, Wrestlers In Action This should teach you wrestle me! 1 f 3 1 4 Q 3 y 4 , What's going on here? Ron's free ride I'm glad THAT'S over! He's chokin' mel Ref, he's chokin' me! Grrr! L.1:oR,: L.toR,: John Berry Charles Milner Dave Sheagley Larry Lane Bruce Carlson I eff France I-Ioopeston Intramural High Teams Bruce Baldwin Billy Warner Ron Gage Bob Young Lynn Carter Danny Habel Jon Longfellow Sponsor - MR. RYDER Mark Songer Ray Crusinberry Mike Nolan Home Ee Pizza Party ,,,.,,,..,---M inns-H .,,g,geaaww0 k xi- ,W ,gn-uw' . 3 MY' n J via Re- T! 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A 'L FTW i - ' - Av - s X: 1 f gym' xy- fx! , ' A 1 4 , ' K .h , , ' '51 KW f K 1 k in .J ', N W I H ' ., ' . L ' . M M Tradition 3' Fiddler Un The Roof 2 Tevye Cohn Weyandj and his wife, Golde QBetty Goody Our lives are as shakey as a Yente QAnn Armstrongj and Golde Matchmaker, Match- Fiddler on the Roof maker, Make me a match. -Q ,,,. ,X 1 . Bad news from the Czar. What's wrong with being rich? 1 J Even a poor man has a right to some happiness, .ii . This I'11 give your Tzeitel, that I'1 Tevye, what's the matter? 1 give give your Miracle of Mirac1es S5 iii Grandma Tzeite1fKa.ren Kellerj and Tevye IPP a lu Sunrise, Sunset You must leave this place, Tevye, the dairyman A little bit of this, a little bit of that. Far from the home I love Leaving Anatevka CAST OF CHARACTERS BAND MEMBERS Tevye, the Dairyman - - Golde, his Wife ----- Tzeitel ------ Hodel - - Chava - - - Shprintze -------- Bielke ---------- Yente, the Matchmaker - - - - Motel, the Tailor ---- Perchick, the Student - - Lazar Wolf, the Butcher - - Mordcha, the Innkeeper - - Rabbi ---------- Mendel, his son ----- Avrahm, the Bookseller - ' ' JOHN WEYAND - - - BETTY GOOD - - CATHY REGAN - - LORI CROTHERS ' ' 'JANE GOSS - - -COLLEEN LAYDEN - - -KATHY BANKS - ANN ARMSTRONG ' - -JEFF FRANCE - - ROD BAILEY ' ' JOHN BLOCK - - GR1:I? GARDNER - - -PAUL TIMMONS - SCOTT PETERSON KENNY DROLLINGER Nachum, the Beggar - - - ----- JOHN ZOLLAR Granma Tzeitel ---- - - ROSE LAYDEN Fruma-Sarah ---- Constable -------- Fyedka ---------- Shaindel, Mote1's Mother Yussel ---------- The Fiddler - - - - - - KAREN KELLER - - SCOTT VINCE - - - - DON YORK - -EVELYN KLOCKE - - -PAUL STORM - - - -LISA LAYDEN Russians - - - - - PHIL ANDERSON, STEVE COMPTON The Villagers - - - - - ROSELYN MILLER TERRI SINCLAIR, AMY LAIRD SHERRY GAUMER, KARLA MCVICKER VICKIE STRZENBOSZ, NANCY EELLS CHRIS STRZENBOSZ, JOHN ZOLLAR Sue Gr-iswald, Linda Johnson, Rhonda Leigh, Therese Petersen, Shirley Moore, Annette Vacketta, Diane Hoffman, Lynn Carlson, Patti Ervan, Patti Eckersley, Carol Marlin, Linda Russell, Duane Sheppard, Keryl Keller, Alane Combs, Rita Layden, Nancy Schieler, Jerry Robertson, Bob Young, Melvin Miller, Jon Longfellow, Grant Moore, David Sheag- ley, Steve Hollen, Scott Pittman, Barbara Lithgow, Bruce Carlson, Steve Kelnhofer CHORUS MEMBERS Roselyn Miller, Amy Laird, Sherry Gatuner, Karla McVicker, Vickie Strzenbosz, Nancy Eells, Chris Strzenbosz, Terri Sinclair, Evelyn Klocke, Paul Storm, John Zollar, Kenny Drollinger, Greg Gardner, Paul Timmons, Scott Peterson, Karen Keller, Rose Layden, Scott Vince EXECUTIVE STAFF Music Director Mr. James French Drama Director Mr, Daniel R. Reed Vocal Director Mr. Larry Voorhees Stage Manager Marcia Hardy 5 i . Q, Before ' WX the Production M 3? V-1, ,, f ,.e . V. , . 1 -1-f A -3? 1' . P' ,E 4 M . 1 ssh- ,4 , 1 v ix, M 4 W 'A 1 1 f Q. W o o o KL, X f 1 o o o o oo , - A-Mffwawlf Q85 iq ejffp K 85,269 ie' XX Q :fa fit b A P ff A Xing, ,. af Q .. VARSITY TRACK TEAM: BACK ROW: Coach Hobbs, Coach Ryder, Coach Doty, Den Drollinger, Kevin Davis, Kim Weaks, Alan Burge, Scott Peterson, Frank Fink, Jeff Kriebs, Ron Cress, Phil Anderson, SECOND ROW: Tim Drollinger, John Zollars, Kenny Morris, Mike Forshier, Duane Sheppard, Roger Reed, Greg Bane, Pat Young, Eddie Simpson, Steve Rhodes, Brian Bretz, FIRST ROW: Steve McKinney, Alan Reece, John Burke, Bob Summers, Danny Eckert, Terry Mullen, Leslie Vandenburg. FRESH-SOPH TRACK TEAM: BACK ROW: Duane Sheppard, John Zollars, Kenny Morris, Mike Forshier, Roger Reed, John Burke, Eddie Simpson, Pat Young, Steve Rhodes, FIRST ROW: Tim Drollinger, Steve McKinney, Alan Reece, Terry Mullen, Greg Bane, Bob Summers, Danny Eckert, Leslie Vandenburg, Brian Bretz, More Track WEIGHT MEN: Tim Drollinger, Alan Burge, Leslie Vandenburg, 'Kim Weaks. SPRJLNTERS: BACK ROW: John Burke, Bob Summers,Jeff Kriebs, Tim Drollinger, Pat Young, Ken Drollinger. FIRST ROW: Mike Forshier, Terry Mullen, Roger Reed, Eddie Simpson, Duane Sheppard. LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS: lst ROW: Brian Bretz, Danny Eckert, John Zollars, Alan Reece, Greg Bane, Steve Rhodes. 2nd ROW: Kenny Morris, Kevin Davis, Phil Anderson, Scott Peterson, Steve McKinney, Ron Cress. , we I Kevin Davis, Coach Hobbs, Kim Weaks, PHIL ANDERSON - Senior RON CR.ESS - Senior I-Ioopeston Relay Team Relays Yami '- jfs-5 J xi: E5 'x 5-2'. ',L'5 ' 1... IX, SA fl ln 'L X 1 X1 ff F .Q . K :YQ 'ir Q. A! X -41 fx 5, 5 Q' 'K . .. O 1 0 ,T ',, ,,, , K U I rw? J . 'xv H1 , 5,-Q M94 ff ff U WA 6 2 L The Bride and the Groom - Teri York and Terry Haughee rw' ' ,, . -w . ,Q .. . f., M W ' . 'vi I ' 'I in Galloway, Kelley Richards, Teri York, Brian Kincade, Terry Haughee, Steve Wisdom, Ron Ga e ' ' I , xl ' J K fx 'S A K ' t 4' -Q ' ll 5. Y 5 W ,Q r , X QW .. .1 T , M ...- z A x ' sz ' ' .. i 5 Q ' -A 'Y A The Wedding Ceremony ,G :QQ 4 'M Parents of the Couple - Rev, and Mrs, Melvin Miller QKebby Smithy and Mrs. Ann Wallace. Famil Living S? e-+frr , J X The Bride and the Groom at the reception. fx f-lr' 3 .r s Shelley Franklin, Shirley Owens, Mary Carter, and Sherri Mary Carter, mother of the bride, Gaumer at Shirley 's bridal shower, Mock Weddings v 2 W in ceremony with Shirley Owens and Eddie Lohmeyer, father of the bride, x l Groom Ron Ervin, Bride Shirley Owens, Rabbi Iaye Stover, and Cousin of the bride, Bruce Carlson at the reception, The Bride and the Groom at the reception. 5 The Wedding Ceremony Senior Tack Day 2 ww Q 1 yy' T,...,,, I R5 K . ..h , q , . . gg, 1 2 Q , I SQ- . 1 . . V F. - Q ... ' 7 AQ, fi fx: li' 1 Y 3 ., ' ,,.., W , QP : A M5 Ak .-11' NW 1' 5 . f ' f ig,-pg -W., fy, ,ff 2:1 In I I L 9 , , ,Q 'f-exch fwfr, 'Y A Q - wi- w- if. - .1315 x r X125 Je J, A,,,RvAi?ffZ,,a'F: H I - R K ,,. -if up - 1-.Q L .i3w,3,Pwr f, ,- Talk it over, boys. xi 911, Q1 M . I 1, 7 sf dgifllf 'HPF S. ,M L' Y ,, ,A mv, , N ..,k, , ..,,,,V.., rw-'ng ,,.:W, - ., 5- .uw ,-. ,v 5 Q Chickens? Senior Teach-In Dave Strink assists for Miss Odle Patty Eckersley teaches Biology for Mr, Sheagley , 445' 4 'E A -pw. l W T its A . :f. -S' .1 ' ll . X x .szi 6 L, .I .:. F K it , -xx Therese Peterson as Miss Alkire BECKY BARKER - Asst. Librarian CAROLYN CLAYBORN - Mrs. Stevenson BARBARA LITHGOW - Mrs. York If P wana Grant Mitchell teaches Speech for Vickie Kelley takes over Study Hall Mr. Reed. Bob Young as Mr, Wonderlin, Bruce Baldwin as Mr, Grif- fin, Bruce Carlson as Mr. Huffman Christy Davis and Shelley Ault take Mrs, Sherridan 's duties for the day. Diane Morts teaching for Miss Kent Sherry Gaurner teaches English IV for Mrs. Jones Patty Eckersley explains scientific tech- niques in Physics Class 'l -01 -1 ,..., Q-w Fm-1-'ff' fa,-X wards Da yv ! V' s v , ,-. Christy Davis receives Mark Houmes and Karen Keller receive Mark Houmes receives the READER'S DIGEST AWARD the Danforth I Dare You Award VFW Athletic Award 1 Shelley Ault and Mark Houmes - Evelyn Klocke and Christy Davis Paul Ti1T1IT1011S ' 111-l110iS American Legion Awards - Salutatorian and Valedictorian State SChO1aI alfxffk fl- V rg A f'tL ' t'.r'4 -,gf 61,-is f 3 f, 'fir , 4,0 iyrr-'. If 'J .R 3' J. X 15? ,sl 44 fix ,n 2, 4' 'J fa 'Q . . r . .g.g ,Q ,r 1 Q' LV e -r s , .- felis 'fs Phil Anderson receives the Sherri GaLu'ner receives the National John Block receives the Art Don Yaden Award Honor Society Scholarship Award f w Jane Goss - B SL ROTARY AWARDS qTop ten percent of graduating classy. FRONT: Karen Keller, PW S h 1 h. Shelley Galloway, Evelyn Klocke, Juanita Huffman, Chriaty Davis. BACK: Scott C 0 als 1P Pittman, Bruce Baldwin, Bob Young, Paul Timmons, Barbara Lithgow. ia Student Council Oficer Awards - Bruce Baldwin, Student Council Awards Bruce Teri Y 9 ll li it if ri ws 3 if ' - ,L s' X llf5fQYiee A x , Senior Class Pres, - Bruce Carlson, V, Pres. - Jr. Class Magazine Sales Awards, Paul Timmons, and Sponsor - Mr, Shorthand II Awards - Diane Morts, Cathy Good- Shorthand I Awards en, and Jeri Billingsley 1 4 A y 3 as 1 dr by C Library Club Awards Mr, Sheagley Receives an Award from the Camera Club L :ps J' ! i ' 4? awards Wayne Conrad, Austin Ir. Varsity Phil Ha1 ' ' ' I fmsJf' A A A Varsity Cheerleading Awards Senior Sports Awards I Promised You A Rose Garden fVt..fA, 'r ff. f 151 e John Wallace, King 19'72g Diane Morts, Queen 19725 Ellen Martin, Queen 1971 A ,oi . . 4, 4 1.121 K-.v ' . , Q . A 'fffs,'fi'f W 55 lc 9 , at v in .3 ju' kg, a AQ I, 463 ll, n' M p if Q f Z 42, fi' I ,K '. A xi ri? my 7 I if 4 ' 1 EVA W M! an 1. . H . , l, 1? 'ji .et A 'v 5 v 'Wu 'Hn . fa an s' P, 5 I v Sw W QI , 'fl 4 QQ A sr 45 45 5 3 E ,,,,A A 15 ff! 4 4, a ,,x. QI: 4 SF 4, BV? ' iv gw' M' if RFQ ,O aa' E 9 iv 3 na rg. uw 109 W ll 'lf' ...Q i H1 W'hat's that, Paul? MENU Tomato Juice Tossed Salad Salisbury Steak Whipped Potatoes Gravy Green Beans Apple Rings Hot Rolls And Butter Coffee Iced Tea Raspberry Sherbert ,xg L 5 r wax t s 2 f , Social gathering? PROGRAM Welcome Steve Hollen Response Bruce Carlson Wills Lisa Layd en Hatchet Ceremony Paul Timmons Dan Hable Prophesy Dianne Warf E asks S 3 i 3 1 1 5 A 9 2 , 1 E 5 I E gee: 1 Q . 1 1 f I 1 -ii 1 Graduation d1p Kebby Smith receives diploma 'lnrnn L-..-if,, 1.,,1,,, Jeff France becomes a graduate of H. H. S. Jeff France becomes a graduate of H, H, S, Q ,g i 3 v Bill Rankin and Jerry Jeffries receive diplomas from Mr, Layden L31-ry Lane receives diploma, who is assisted by Mrs, Layden and Mr, Ezell, Christy Davis, Valedictorian and Evelyn Klocke, AI1'1CI'iC3l'l L6gi011 Awards - Mark Houmes and Salutatorian. Shelley Ault. Mark Hournes and Diane Mons - SAR and DAR, Danforth I Dare You Awards - Mark Houmes and Karen Keller, VFW Sports Award - Mark Houmes Scott Pittman and Barbara Lithgow - John Philip Sousa and Chorus Awards. B 0 3 I' PRES, - William Samarasg SEC, - Charles Petersong SUPERINTENDENT - Leo Huffmang BUSINESS MANAGER - Maruice Hayes. MEMBERS: SEATED: Edward Layden, Winston Bash, Edson Eells, Joeph Moore. STANDING: Arthur Long fellow, Paul Layden. K SU PERINTENDENT - Mr, Leo Huffman PRINCIPAL - MI, John Griffin MISS NAOMI ALKIRE Secretary to the Superintendent MRS. WINONA SHERIDAN Secretary to the Principal I L A A 3 MRS . MAXINE POTTS Bookkeeper MR. MAURICE L, HAYES Business Manager Z' J M4- 'H f.4,, MR, THOMAS A, WONDERLIN Guidance Counselor Eastern Illinois University B, S, and M, S. MRS. LEONA YORK Library Secretary .TS I ight litte Please Help EVERYBODYS JO B P IT'S AMERICAN CAN COMPANY S. A. Snively Co., Inc. SI'1ee'I Me'IaI, Ven'IiIa'I'ion and BuiI'r-up Roofing Phone 283-5628 EIIioH Jewelers Since I895 WYLER Wafches Larges+ Diamond SeIecI'ion a+ Lowes'r Prices . S I I2 Wesi Mem Bob Gardjjr, Owner GRANT-ROSS CONGRATULATIONS COMMUNITY CREDIT GRADS! UNION INVEST IN THE FUTURE Now Paying 5If4'7o Dividend Compounded Semi-Annually Payable on June Is+ and December IsI' PLUS: AN ADDED DIVIDEND Life Savings Insurance on Ihe firsi' S2000 of Insurable Savings! 228 Eas+ Main SI'ree+ Hoopesion, Illinois INSURE WITH THE WALLACE AGENCY INC. SANDY WALLACE GLEN BURKE 2I6 SOUTH MARKET STREET Phone 283-7746 HOOPESTON, ILLINOIS ILLINOIS LUMBER GRAIN 8: COAL CO I02 Wesi' Penn S'I'ree+ Hoopesion, IIImols MR. DONALD G. DAVIS Danville Ir. College Western Illinois University B .S . Graphic Arts, Drafting Sponsor - Junior Class MR. JAMES FRENCH Instrumental Music, Music Appreciation and Theory Eastern Illinois University, B.S., M.S. --x MR. ROY E. DUGLE Art Institute of Chicago fl V R is f MR. ROBERT E, DOTY Murray State University, B. S. University of Illinois, M. S. Diversified Occupations Assistant Track Coach. MR. RICHARD HOBBS Simpson College, B.A. Northwest Missouri College, M. A. Industrial Arts, Offset Press Sponsor - Track Coach. University of Maryland University of Chicago Illinois State University Bach. of Art Ed. 19 58. .4 . fx C' I lf ,,,,.--- MISS JANET KENT Illinois State Univ, , B, S, Typing I, II, Office Practice Sponsor - Pep Club, Year- book MRS. BERNI CE LAYDEN Marquette University, Ph.B. English Ill Sponsor - Senior Class MR, LAWRENCE B, JAHN Eastern Illinois, B, S, Eastern Illinois, MgS. Bookkeeping, I, II, Business Law MR, LARRY LOBB Eastern Illinois, B, S, University of Illinois, B. S M. Ed. Algebra II, Adv. Math, General Math f ssllr I .C M - ir' xx Q ' wx MRS. LINDA MORGAN Indiana S tate University, Valparaiso University Algebra MISS JANET ODLE Colorado College, B.A. University of Illinois, M.Ed. American History Sponsor - Junior Class -A ff MRS. ELINOR MARTIN Illinois State U., B.E. French I, Il MR. IAMES MATTA Eureka College, B.A. Indiana State U., M.S . Physical Education MISS REBECCA PERRY Murray State University, B.S . English Il Sponsor - Sophomore Class MR. IOS EPH PRUITT University of Illinois, B.S. Eastern Illinois, M.S . Metals M MR. DANIEL R. REED Eastern Illinois, B .S . Speech Sponsor - Thespians, Hoopeston High School Theatre MR. JAMES E. RICHARDS Bradley University Eastern Illinois, B.S . University of Illinois, M.S. World History, Driver Ed. Sponsor - Iunior Class Wrestling Coach MR. LARRY RITTER Milligan College Ozark Bible College Missouri Southern College Plane Geometry Eff? I MRS. IENNIFER ROSEMAN Illinois State University B. 5. Art MR. QUENTIN RYDER Southern Illinois Univ. , B. S. Western Michigan Univ. Oklahoma State University Sociology, Economics, Government Sponsor - Asst. Track Coach, Intramurals, Concessions. MR. JOHN SCHOENHOFEN University of Illinois Illinois State Univ. , B.A. Spanish l, II MR. H. GENE SHEAGLEY Indiana University Bob Jones University, B .S . Antioch College, M.A.S. Physics, Biology Sponsor, Camera Club MR. ANTHONY VELASCO Southern Illinois University B.S., M.S. in Education American History Football Coach - Varsity N 3 N-mr MRS. BRENDA STADSHOLT MRS, HAZEL STEVENS ON Illinois State University, Librarian B,S, Purdue University, B,A, Home Economics, Family Sponsor - Library Club Living, Psychology Sponsor - Cheerleaders MRS. EILEEN VINES Illinois Wesleyan University of Illinois , B.S. Physical Education Sponsor - G.A.A, MR. LARRY VOORHEES Eastern Illinois Univ. B.S., M.A. Choral Music Sponsor - Swing Choir P ZZA POWER TOWER W. TATE DULEY I INSURANCE wEBER's DRUG STORE Iwe Sha 0Ve'eaII AII L' I I ance , mes O nsur Prescripfion Service MONICAL S PIZZA I I0 Eas'I Main S+reeI' Hoopeswn' Illinois Hoopesfon, IIIinois Hoopesfon, Illinois 283-7522 HOOPESTON PLLMBING 81 HEATING, NC 2I5-2I9 Sou+I1 Markei' S1'reeI' Hoopes1'on, IIIinois 60942 Phone - 283-5422 E Il R. YONKELOWITZ 81 SON HOOPESTON MOTORS, ADLER'S LADIES INC. APPAREL Scrap - Sheei - Iron - M 'r I - N SI' I Ph - 283-7748 20I E. Main Sfreei' e a ew ee one . . IOI Firs+ Avenue 3I6 E. Main S'rree+ Hoopesion' III'no'5 HoopesI'on, IIIinois Hoopes+on, IIIinois Phone - 283-6632 JAY E. HARTZ THE CITY NATICDNAL BANK CDF HOOPESTON A FULL SERVICE BANK! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF l972 FROM JOAN of Ancm JOAN OF ARC COMPANY Fronville Jewelers Bluebird Flawless Diamonds Longines - WiH'nauer Bulova Walches 209 E. Main SI'ree+ 283-68I3 WOOD FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 283-5I28 Oxygen Equipped 209 E. Washingfon S'l'ree+ Hoopeslon, Illinois CAROLYNN'S 7IO Wes'r Orange Hoopeslon, Illinois TOM MERRITT 81 CO. Insurance Farm Loans Real Esl'a'I'e 202 Sou+h Marlcel' Hoopesfon, Illinois HOTT'S LUMBER 81 COAL CO. Building Ma+eriaI and Coal I05 Eas+ Penn S+. Hoopesfon, Illinois 283-5729 CITIZEN'S SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION JAMES A. MILLER, Presidenl' Where You Save DOES Malre a Difference! Congralulalions, Seniors Phone 283-5548 TH RASHER'S SHOE STORE I+ is a pleasure +o serve you. E. Main 283-5666 BAKER'S APPAREL The slore wifh 'Ihe brands you know. 208 E. Main Hoopes+on Manufaclurers of Galbransen Pianos and Organs CongraI'uIaI'e +he Class of I972 SCRANTON INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED I025 Easi' Thompson Avenue Hoopeslon, Illinois MARTY K Everyday Serving: Hamburgers Fish Big K's Tenderloin Super K's French Fries Cheeseburgers Onion Rings Salads Sof+ Drinks Sa niI'a ry Dry Cleaners Phone: 283-7759 Pick-up and Delivery Modern Sforage and Vaul+ Hoopes+on, Illinois UPTON LOUNGE Fred and Jane Smi'rh 225 Easl' Main Hoopeslon, Ill. 283-5360 Hoopes+on Hardware Compa ny IOI Easf Main S+ree+ Hoopes+on, Illinois DUNK-INN COAST TO COAST A8fP WORTHEN'S YERGLER'S JEWELRY GOODWIN'S APPLIANCE HOOPESTON FOOD LOCKER WESTERN AUTO STONE'S PHILLIPS 66 C. J.'S PUMP HOOPESTON CABLE T.V. CORP. SEARS ROEBUCK 81 CO. LANG-LEY CATALOG AGENCY HENNING A 81 W DRIVE-IN STANDARD PARTS THE DARB CIGAR STORE GOSS'S HOME BAKERY VERNON F. TERRY REALTY F TATION GADDIS GUL S SHERIDANS E. B. COLLINS CO., INC. MERLE NORMAN MODEL FINANCE CO. L 81 M LUNCH REGAN'S ARCO TO THE CLASS OF I972: Whafever your vocafional ambi+ions may be we exfend +o you our sincere BEST WISHES. CANNING MACHINERY D IV I S I O N Hoopesfon, IIIinois SSQVESTPJSQX TQQQKQP SEP, ww QQIUQIYNXC Q, Q-IAN OOQ'-I-QP Ros? 6 Q WQX ,QQO We 0:3 63 Iam Q. 07. fN 91' It .QXQJ Lgx xox 9 WE' YP ICI' Ie V 0 S BEST WISHES +0 +l1e Class of I972 BLOYD'S SU PERMARKET Congra+ula+ions Class of I972 HQQPESTQN CAR WASH SANDWICH AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE 40' Wed Main Sh-ee+ 502 Wes+ Orange S+ree+ Hoopeswnl Illinois Hoopeslon, Illinois GA RY' S CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I972 TI-IE TRENDSETTER TOP MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN's FASHIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK POPULAR PRICES OF ROSSVI LLE LEVI . . .VAN HEUSEN . . . LEE . . . FREEMAN Rossville, Illinois COMPLETE FORMAL WEAR RENTAL HOOPESTON 8: WATSEKA I FLOWERS AND GIFTS BY MOLLY CULBERT 702 Wesf Main Sireef Phone 283-5578 Flowers and Corsages for all occasions. Everyfhing for your wedding - invilaiions, guesf book, ring bearer pillow, punch bowl, hos'I'ess sais, linen fable clofhs, aisle carpef, pew ribbons, and candelabras . . . Le'I' Us Help You Plan All of Your Wedding Q57 SILVER BROTHERS ,A-'-1, , ANY INC. MAI N STREET IN N my w S 'QM' 306 EAST MAIN STREET ' ' HOOPESTON- -'-'N0'5 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF l972 MARVEL 8' COLEMAN I05 Eas'I' Washing+on S+ree+ PROPWETORS Hoopesfon, Illinois Phone-283-775l TRIPLE A HEATING W A READ M PROV EM ENT ' ' 8' HOME' PONTIAC BUICK 24 HR. Service - Emergency service . wi+hin one hour - yearly main+enance Besl wlshes +o 'Ihe Class of I972! plan available. Call ei+her: 424 N H1 D' I H or IXIS wy. Danville, 443-4I83 or Hoopes+on: Hoopesion- Illinois 283-6969 PHONE - 283-6688 227 Sou'rh Marlcef S+ree+ Hoopesfon, Illinois 222 E. Main S+ree+ Hoopesfon, Illinois Phone - 283-5I2b HALLMARK CARDS FANNIE MAY CANDIES Friendly, professional prescripiion service CONGRATULATIONS fo 'I'l1e class of l972 WOODWARD SCHUMACHER Co pl ff m imen SO DAVE MAGEE STANDARD OIL Hoopesfon, Illinois LARSON'S MEN'S WEAR Men's and B oy's Clofhing NYE REETZ Mg 3? If I 55 O m Q 'O' QQ O QI I - 3 Z :IQ TU .72 0 llllllfoeglod al133'w5l1Tl7l.T?1'6WHllf'l1u?lflll55 5 I 325 I-. ' issalawbu an 3?i m 3, 7' iqva an H003 SA S K7 Nmooa 312113313 , Ill S9lCl AGOSAEIHIIPI 3111 Q Schuler's Greenhouse And Flower Shop Sandy and Bill Shuler Sou'rh S econ d Ave. Hoopes+on, Illinois Phone 2 I 7-283-668i Harold E. Cox Hoopeslon Insurance Hamil+on Funeral Home Ambulance Service Agency Eugene E. Orr, Owner Insurance-All Types - 427 E. Main S+. 283-5l76 283-6696 I04 N. Markel' S+. Hoopeslon, Illinois 60942 The Easlern Illinois 'GA Telephone Company FCODLINER A Division of Mid-Con+inen+ Telephone Sysfem l+'s Really Greal To Have Your Own Phone You Gel More A+ Your Friendly IGA Slore Corner of Penn and Dixie Ferdinand T. V. And Music Shop Congralulalions Class Of ll72ll 305 Easf Main Hoopeslon, Illinois 283-7707 Bur+on Mo+or Sales Chrysler Dodge Plymou+h 26 Years on Wes+ Main Hoopeslon, Illinois