Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1974 volume:

PfOVtVNB 1973-74 T bH ofa Contents Dedication------------- Fall Activities-------- Winter Activities------ Spring Activities------ Organizations---------- Academics and Faculty Classes---------------- Year's End------------- Our Advertisers-------- Greatest Year Annex--- 1 iWWJBflK PICAYUNE irmw jm f tmmm;a : r fjALL. . • (wb l d $UMr £A Cffr'?) Don Hasler way out front in county cross country competition 6 1U W PLUC. . . ... 4 btot{ic(ay p riy foi O GRttC04CU (Postgcu ) MANAGERS: David Oakley, Robbie Bane, Bob Witte SOPHOMORES, ROW 1: T. Sheffield, E. Richards, G. French, C. Burton, R. Carrell. ROW 2: J. Bury, G. Martin, D. Watson, T. Goodrum, M. Wagoner, D. Shafler, T. Galloway. 10 FRESHMEN, ROW 1: J. Buck, D. Silver, R. Hardin. C. Carter, S. Wise, J. Karrick, V. Barron. ROW 2: B. Mott, R. Tratsveter, M. Gorney, J. Taflinger, B. Fields, B. Pense, R. Lee, P. Cawthon, B. Ritter. n ROW 1: B. Vacketta, D. Watson, N. Gonzalez, D. Eckert, B. Summers, B. Miller, J. Compton, L. Vanden- burg, S. McKinney, T. Goodrrum. ROW 2: M. Gudeman, B. Benjamin, D. Van Uithovan, T. Brollinger, D. Kriebs, M. Bioyd, D. Matthews, D. Burge, S. Brown, A. Reece, D. Sheagley. ROW 3: G. Gardner, D. York, J. Burke, K. Morris, D. Sheehan, D. Gorney, S. Schlueter, B. Maul, J. Roark. 12 VARSITY RECORD H-EL OPPONENT 6 13 Clif-Cen 50 Bis-Hen 12 8 Watseka 16 20 Westville 8 12 Gib City 7 6 Schlar 14 18 Geotown 0 0 Paxton 26 0 Rantoul 27 DON MATTHEWS Tackle • ts- DAVE VAN UITHOVAN Offensive End Defensive Back DENNIS KRIEBS Quarterback BRIAN MAUL End, Defensive Tackle T 3 GREG GARDNER End DON SHEEHAN End DAVE SHEAGLEY Linebacker Offensive Guard BaudCcMip THE REMARKABLE HOOPE- STON-EAST LYNN HARRIERS were 14-0 against class A schools (15-5 overall) COUNTY CHAMPS KNEELING: G. Bane, R. Warner, E. Linares. STANDING: B. Bretz, S. Rhodes, Coach Q. R. Ryder, D. Hasler, M. Hatfield. ‘ COUNTY CHAWS 16 All County-All Conference: MIKE HATFIELD CHAMPIONS ALL THE WAY, ROW 1: E. Linares, B. Bretz, R. Warner, M. Hatfield, D. Hasler, G. Bane, S. Rhodes, D. Warner. ROW 2: B. Nielson, R. Crothers, D. Gummere, S. Gummere, J. Crase, T. Maul, M. Stipp, Coach Q. R. Ryder. ABSENT: S. Ault, R. Rodriquez. All County, BRIAN BRETZ leads the pack . . . Mr. Wonderlin and Coach Ryder check stats as we host county meet. 17 ' ••V r I . .iw — u � s ■i ■ it. • Vn( v ' 'DON HAStER: All Area, $11. bounty (Co. Champion) All Corferet ?1 18 Do vt Ditok tk Woi v Marion admires Walter's sexy outfit. Pick a card . . . any card . . . Rabbit steaks cooked to order, rare, medium, or well-done! CAST OF CHARACTERS Walter Hollander --Greg Gardner Marion Hollander —Kathy Banks Axel Magee------Steve Kelnhofer Susan Hollander---Cathy Regan Father Drobney-----Glenn Berg Kilroy------------------David Bauer Krojack------------------Mike Brown Ambassador Magee---------Bill McElhaney Chef----------------------Jay Buck Sultan of Bashir —Kevin Huffman Sultan's Wife---Sheila Gholson Burns-------------------Jerry Urich Kasner----------Stuart Haughee This is preposterous!!! Axel and Susan have an accident” He takes it out on the desk . . . But all’s well that ends well. Director-----------Mr. Dan Reed Student Director--------Don York Stage Manager------Becky Milton Scenery Advisor-------David Bell Master Electrician----Scott Baer Property Mistress-----Julie York Party time at the embassy. Krojack and Walter have a show- down. She was just trying to help! Sharp-shootin' Walter. Marital Bliss - The Hollanders Ha-Cha” 20 WINIB . . . Qkouptsnot 0M off the,sh itoges; (j ibtds cbuuv06 toOua school .. . rfr 21 macEiBALL SCOTT EALLS Junior Center MARVIN MILLER Junior Guard MERVIN CLAYBURN Junior Forward am� 30 KENNY MORRIS Senior Forward BOB BETKA Junior Center Forward 22 JOHN TIMMONS Senior Guard JOHN BURKE - Junior - Guard MARV GUDEMAN - Junior - Guard MARTY PARRISH - Junior - Forward JOE COMPTON - Junior - Forward JEFF GUDEMAN - Senior - Guard 23 BRIEN BENJAMIN - Junior - Forward JERRY URICH - Junior - Guard 24 i JUNIOR VARSITY, L to R: Coach Don Dean, W. Crabtree. M. Alt, T. Goodrum, K. Atchison, T. Longffellow. FRONT ROW: D. Watson, A. Rudin, T. Sheffield, D. Warf, E. Linares, M. Eisemann. 25 r, H-EL 60 61 60 87 57 50 Catlin Oakwood Bismarck Paxton Gibson City Schlarman OPPONENT 67 53 44 48 46 54 ROSSVILLE HOLIDAY TOURNEY Sheldon 80 91 68 72 (championship) Georgetown Chrisman Westville 50 31 63 67 90 nj N i iv 4 Jamica Rossville Rantoul Watseka Westville 58 59 70 51 RMILION COUNTY TOURNEY 68 Catlin 62 71 kHMHj Rossville 48 60 Bismarck 44 78 (championship) Westville 57 71 I Paxton 46 94 Gibson City 58 ft ft I Georgetown 58 Sheldon 52 64 Watseka 62 58 Rantoul 67 67 Schlarman 49 REGIONAL TOURNEY Armstrong Schlarman 60 SECTIONAL TOURNEY Watseka ALL CONFERENCE: Scott Eells Marvin Miller John Timmons ALL COUNTY: Scott Eells John Timmons Marvin Miller - Special Mention Mervin Clayburn - Honorable Mention Ken Morris - Honorable Mention P I |)5r ALL STATE SPECIAL MENTION: Scott Eells John Timmons POINTS PER GAME Eells 17.1 Timmons 16.4 Miller 11.8 Morris 9.4 Clayburn 8.7 re; BOUNDING TROPHY - Eells (15 per game) FREE THROW TROPHY - Miller (.830) ASSIST TROPHY - Timmons (8 per game) A hunted salute t Christinas Including Glory 10 God in the Highest, Last Month of the Year . . . 27 WRBCrUNG- 974 H-ELj OPPONENTS Sectional Champ State 4th 27 Fisher 21 35 Urbana 29 38 Lamphier 23 (Springfield) 43 Oakwood 10 33 N. Vermilion 25 Mahomet Sey. Joe Clifton 32 Gibs f v t 16 31 51 Cl� 9 42 BloSnfeCorn. Cath. 10 31 Mahomclj ll I 21 52 Cham. 51 Oakwood 57 Westville 9 Cattfn 36 E. Peoria 18 20 Danville 24 45 Georgetown 3 70 Rossville-Alvin 0 TOURNAMENTS BISMARK INV.-.......CHAMPS ROCKFORD INV.--------NINTH DISTRICT------------CHAMPS SECTIONAL ----------SECOND (TOLONO) jfSTATE----------TWENTIETH INDIVIDUAL HONORS DON YORK 1 5 27 j £ District Champ All County TIM DROLLINGER 185 31-5 District Champ 15 pins Sectional Champ (Most f Victories) Siate 4th Ml Counr. f G BANE 105 21-3 r %r District Champ s' (Most Valuable) ctional Champ E HATFIELD 119 J21 -8- istrict Champs I and : Sectional 2nd All County BOB WARNER 11222-5 Disuict Champ All County DUANE SHEPPARD 132 20-7-1 Disuict 2nd All County SCOTT BROWN 167 14-7 Districted All County BOB MILLER 138 20-5-3 (Most reversals tie) BRAD VACKETTA 145 12-14 ROBI EANE 98 12-14-1 DENNR5 KRIEBS 167 2-2 DON SHEEHAN 126 5-7 DON WARNER 98 2-2-1 GORDON FRENCH 126 2-8 re A 28 29 30 31 INJBR, VAR HYaRLQ Basketball L to R: Beth Manis, Pat Stipp, Christy Ellis, Carol Martin, Terri Johnson, Darlene Rudin, Connie Bird. VOLLEYBALL T to B: Mrs. Vines, Marta Abbott, Cindy Shank, Carol Martin, Diane Eckert, Christy Ellis, Rita Layden, Rose Layden, Jeanne Baker, Carol Morris, Terri Johnson, Melinda Knapp. MS. HOBART - A LL -Cy UN jrV4NN Mike Hatfield - Mile, Two-RMe lH - - f John Burke - lOO-y Sa'Sh, 220 yd', dash, relay, - Dan Eckert- 440 yd. dashr-4 44 yd..relay, mile relay Brian. Brct v- go yd .-tun, B jb Surftmefr e-ydv4owTji fllfe.--44 yd. fMay ■ Duaei: Sheppajrd - 4-t0 yd. re lay, 88.0 yd. relay„ rojj£ _V- hier g§'e yd. relay . .. ' - - w- . WStos4 , SBO yd.-xeUy-■ . V . .. ; -yt n.Tiai ry T v-'':. . • f. 35 WHAT CONCENTRATION . . . STAMINA . . . SHOELACES? BLOOD . . . AND . . . GRUTZ . . . DETERMINATION 36 ROW 1: M. Forshier, D. Sheppard, R. Stock, M. Hatfield, S. Rhodes, D. Hasler, J. Gudeman, manager D. Oakley. ROW 2: T. Mullen, M. Eisenmann, T. Goodrum, E. Linares, A. Rudin, D. Eckert, B. Summers, T. Drollinger. ROW 3: Assistant Coach Quentin Ryder, S. Ault, J. Taflinger, B. Fields, M. Alt, S. Troxel, J. Burke, B. Bretz, Assistant Coach Bob Doty, Head Coach Dick Hobbs. NOT PICTURED: K. Atchison, D. Watson, G. Gardner, S. McKinney, M. Stipp, M. Gudeman, B. Miller, P. Cawthon, B. Maul, C. Wallace, M. Coffman, B. Armstrong, J. Buck. FiZtou j Living The 7th hour Family Living Class planned an Hawaiian wedding. The bride, Diane Hoff- man, was the daughter of John and Barb Barr. The groom, John Barry, was the son of Kevin and Keryl Miller. Kevin Doyle (best man), Kathy Banks (Maid of Honor), Mark Glenn (Clergyman), Alesa Roy (Guest Book) and Carol Martin (server) also participated. 38 Uock Weddings The 6th hour held a traditional wedding on the front lawn. Kenny and Christy Morris gave their daughter, Lynn Carlson, to be married to Don York, son of Nancy and Chuck Wallace. Others participating were bridesmaids Jeanne Baker and Ann Decker, groomsmen Mike Hat- field and Pat Thompson, ushers Don Hasler and Scott Sims, and Clergyman Steve Kelnhofer. £ fining Conce ifr — La Fiesta Mexicana - - Beguine Festival 40 JwuOfr-Geiu t Bcutqueb — .f � £•,?'? JUNIOR SPONSORS: Mrs. Morgan and Mr. Davis Duane Sheppard SENIOR SPONSORSr Miss Perry and Mr. Reed 'Ccrtuulay 43 1974 KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES Sherri Beno and Dave Sheagley, Lynn Carlson and Duane Sheppard, Rita Layden and John Timmons, Jane Neathery and Mike Stipp, Ann Decker and Russ Stock. King Dave Sheagley and Queen Sherri Beno. PostPzo m '74 . . . held at the Civic Center was sponsored by the Hoopeston Jaycees. With the theme of a Gam- bling Casino and the music of Plush, the Jay- cees provided a night of fun and excitement for students, faculty, and friends. The evening drew to a close with the auction of many fine prizes. The grand prize - a TV and a stereo - were won by Sherri Beno and Vicki Cropper. Many thanks to the Jaycees for all their hard work. 45 XwGJufo Day at N.B.L I Dare You Award Greg Gardner and Lesa Roy MMM mfflm American Legion Award Keryl Keller and Mike Hatfield Kevin Doyle receives an award for his out- standing score on the National Merit test. President’s Awards Greg Gardner, Keith Knapp, Duane Sheppard. Cindy Goldsberry, Marvin Miller and Mike Forshier. 46 Kathy Banks receives Shorthand I Award. Sheila Crozier receives Shorthand II Award. OFFICE HELP: Greg Gardner, Marvin Miller, Mike Hatfield and Ann Decker. Girl's Track Awards 47 Duane Sheppard receives John Philip Sousa Award from Mr. Voorhees. Jeff Gudeman receives Senior Athletic Award. ( jj ; If Ms. Odle awards BP W Scholarship to Melinda Knapp. 48 Chuck Wallace - winner of Don Yaden Award Darleen Rudin named outstanding office students. Coach Hobbs presents Rita Layden with her Senior Athletic Award. Mr. Ezell recognizes outstanding science students. Johnny T. receives his Senior Athletic Award. Mr. Sheagley recognizes devoted science, camera club, and year- book students. 49 Okl htm l CAST OF CHARACTERS Aunt Eller Curly Laury Jud Ali Annie Will Andrew Gertie Cord Slim Ike Fred Ellen Kate Sylvie Arinina Aggie Jess Chalmers Mike Joe Kathy Banks Mike Stipp Carol Anderson Bill McElhaney Kevin Huffman Alesa Roy Jerry Urich Mike Coffman Rose Layden Greg Gardner Bruce Armstrong Duane Sheppard Don York Cathy Regan Sheila Gholson Nancy Samaras Nancy Eells Kammy Keller John Sanders Mike Brown Jay Buck David Bauer 50 51 53 «- 54 EXECUTIVE STAFF Drama Director-------------------------Mr. Reed Music Director------------------Mr. French Vocal Director----------------Mr. Voorhees Choreography----------------------Mr. Bell Stage Manager----------------------Heather Mace Student Director--------------Greg Gardner Master Electrician---------------------Val Mace Make-up Advisers -Miss Perry and Mrs. York Set Designers--------Mr. Reed and Mr. Bell Sound Adviser---------------------Mr. Fry Property Master-------------------Joe Bury 55 OFFICERS Don York - Publicity Keryl Keller - Treasurer Diane Hoffman - President Mrs. Jones - Sponsor Sharon Owen - Secretary Melinda Knapp - Historian Doug Aleshire - Vice President 56 INITIATES ROW 3: Scott Schlueter, Duane Shep- pard , John Burke, Mike Stipp, Marvin Miller, Pat Thompson, Ron Walder. ROW 2: Beth Manis, Kathy Banks, Carol Martin, Bonita Stock, Linda Johnson, Colleen Layden, Connie Bird. ROW 1: Rita Layden, Barb Hoffmann, Nancy Eells, Carol Anderson, Rose Layden, Alesa Roy. 57 . . . spring fever strikes again. . . . even the charisma of Mr. Ezell’s lecture is nulli- fied. Don’t miss the local showing of Camera Club’s epic CREATURE FEATURE FILM THE GREAT BRAIN ROBBERY (WHO'S THAT or WEARING MY GENES)? 58 ; «v - « tKr%r WW (W V.|—. It. HUM � «•� « Mr. Hobb's artistic skill puts him on the cover of the National Wood Carvers Magazine. CONGRATULATIONS! Mr. Ryder an expen on TIME magazine and on student council fund raising, is recognized in his own TIME.” 59 BEST WISHES FROM H.E.L. ORGANIZATIONS You shall enter the living shelter of the forest. You shall walk where only the wind has walked before. Nancy Newhall Steve Hanson, John Sanders, Mark Wagoner, Andre Strzembosz, Ed Brown, Pat Thompson, Stella Harding, Diane Hoffman, Don York, Mike Forshier, and Mr. Sheagley. Some members not present. Our Preoccupied President John prints another priceless picture. Our Fuzzy photog Andre favors his faultlessly focused $15 cam- era. Mark and his Marvelous Minolta. Camera Club members present Mr. Sheagley a 135mm lens. 62 VW« r| ANOTHER WINNER - Scott Baer Photographer among other things.'' Pat Thompson demonstrates the Greatest Camera in the World. Steady-as-a-Rock Sanders. H TIP 8 TOPPERS fpj TOPSYTURVY •mt ■■■■■. i I I IIWII ■ I WWMW ■ vr r -5 1 Pictures courtesy CjOlM iOu Club 63 SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES TOP: Colleen Layden, Jane Neathery, Stella Har- ding, Lynn Carlson. BOTTOM: Greg Gardner, Dave Sheagley, Carol Martin, Cathy Regan, Rose Layden, Duane Sheppard, Mike Hatfield, Keryl Keller, Rita Layden, and Don York. OFFICERS Mr. Ryder - Sponsor, Keith Knapp - Vice Presi- dent , Colleen Layden - Secretary, Rose Layden - Treasurer, and Greg Gardner - President Qbuui db CjOuwcrfb SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES TOP: Bruce Armstrong, ArlynRudin, Mike Kos- yak. BOTTOM: Peggy Cornelius, Kammy Keller, Cindy Cox. 64 Qbutfl ob CouMJCil - (cont.) JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Kerrie Morgeson, Stuart Haughee, Sheila Gholson, John Burke, Dee Hollen, Marvin Miller. Uincviy Club L to R: Janet Orr, Gale Buckner, Brenda Priddy, Sandy Garrison, Bonnie Rogers, Kathy Sheehan, Sandy Monro- ney, Debbie Owens, Heather Mace, Jo Hinzman. SITTING: Debbie Wardall, Jerry Winters, Nancy On. President - Sandy Monroney Vice President - Joann Hinzman Treasurer - Nancy On Secretary - Becky Caner Outstanding Student Librarian - Nancy On 65 Qci vC Club Mr. Ezell - sponsor. Mike Fink, John Sanders. Karen Ervin, Tania Kosyak - Secretary, Becky Milton, Tammy Forbes, Mike Kosyak - President, Don York, Bryan Clements, (not pictured) Scott Baer, Christine Strzembosz - Vice President. Usually Science Club students are very hard working. Here, Scott Baer and Mike McPherson display their sci- ence fair projects. Sometimes the members seek entertainment in other areas. Mike McPherson enjoys fishing and so does Mike Kosyak. 66 RjctuA Teacli is o A e dcos Jackie Morris, Debra Powley, Tammy Forbes, Sherri Bloyd, Theresa Miles, Mr. Schoenhofen - sponsor, Janie Doyle, Julie Kriebs, Seresa Wise, Diana Simpson, Debbie Sanders, Nancy Gholson, Norma Gonzales, Jo Hinz- man, Janna Griffin, Sandy Snively Rose Layden, Amy Laird, Mr. Lobb - sponsor, Cheryl Goodwin, Janna Griffin, Kristi Lane, Rita Layden, Carol Anderson, Becky Milton, Susan Griswold, Joyce Hoke, Carol Martin, Lesa Roy, Colleen Layden, Tammi Sin- clair, Peggy Cornelius, Jane Neathery, Cathy Regan, Lynn Carlson Qpcu udv Club 67 Thespian Banquet Tania Kosyak receives her certificate of membership and a handshake from President Don York. Don York receives Best Thespian” Kathy Banks receives awards for Best Actress, ” Best Thespian” as award from Mr. Reed. well as the Supremacy Award. Carol Anderson and Mike Coffman read the aims and objectives of the Thes- pian Society. 68 1974 INITIATES Super Steve strikes again. Stuart, there's a run in your hose. Handsome Jimmy Valiant does his thing. Co yipCUuf '74 69 Stage, BatuL Bruci Hari, Mark Silver, Mike Coffman, John Barry, Dave Gomey, Tim Drollinger, Don York, Dave Huffman, Mark Cartwright, Scott Schlueter, Mr. French, Sarah Weyand, Cindy Reed, Keryl Keller, Colleen Layden, Ann Decker, Rita Layden, Cathy Regan, Dave Sheagley, Duane Sheppard, Frosty Browne, Doug Aleshire, Lynn Carlson, Brad Vacketta, Andre Strzembosz (not pictured) 70 Curing Choto Qatgiug AntbctSSddo S tO'firifyiCO' Mike Coffman, Greg Gardner, Doug Aleshire, Jerry Urich, Mike Stipp, Bruce Armstrong, Mike Brown, Ron Walder, Kevin Huffman, Lesa Roy, Duane Sheppard, Frosty Browne, John Zollar, Carol Anderson, Colleen Layden, Sheila Gholson, Kammy Keller, Nancy Eells, Kristi Lane, Cathy Regan, Rose Layden, Elizabeth Zol- lar The Hoopeston East Lynn Swing Choir under the direction of Mr. Larry Voorhees raised over $6000 during the '74 school year. This money was used to finance a trip to Mexico where the group com- peted in a choral contest. 71 7} RLQ' BOWUN 2tJs PfW Uv Ha dot , IHSA STATE BOWLING FINALS l� t Round---------------KKK West View 2nd Round ————————----------Rock Island Quartet F ————— -----Cumberlln of Toledo Semi Finals ——————---------Schaumburg Hoopeston East Lynn was defeated in the finals by Forest View of Arlington Heights. BOWLERS: Diane Eckert, lane Oyler, Rita Laydcn, Cindy Shank, Debbie Brucns. WRESTLING: S. Garrison, S. Wise, P. Burton, M. Beauvois, S. Hannie. FROM THE TOP: C. Bird, D. Hollen, R. Layden, C. Martin, C. Shank, A. Roy. 74 75 A Cfmk Banquet Kelly Cox talks old times with his former coach and mentor Glenn Brasel. Mr. Cox, guest speaker, is an alumnus of HHS and currently teaches at Lake Zurich, Illinois. After a great feed, Hoopeston East Lynn’s Athletes and coaches enjoy rec- ognition and fellowship. A SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL THOSE THAT MADE IT POSSIBLE 76 FACULTY . . . that gray color . . .-which nature loves; color of unpainted wood, weather-stain; time-stain; not glaring nor gaudy; the color of all roofs, the color of all things that endure . . . David Thoreau QdmlBcmds FROM THE TOP: Arthur Longfellow, Joe Moore - Attor- ney, Phil Trego, Ralph Knapp, Charles Peterson - (sec- retary) Marvin Leigh, Leo Huffman - (superintendent) Maurice Hayes - (Bus. Manager), Ed Eells, Winston Bash - (President). TOM WONDERLIN - Guidance Counselor MAXINE POTTS - Bookkeeper LEO HUFFMAN - Superintendent NAOMI AIKIRE - Secretary JOHN GRIFFIN - Principal WINONA SHERIDAN - Secretary MR. GRIFFIN MAURICE HAYES - Business Manager 79 LEONA YORK Library, Business Office HAZEL STEVENSON Purdue Univ. - B.S. and M.S., Librarian, Sponsor - Library Club 80 DAVID BELL State College of Arkansas - B. S. E., Art I, II HARRIETT J. CONNOR Eastern Illinois Univ. - B.S., Art I, II REBECCA PRINA Indiana University - B. A., Art I, II 82 Social Studies JANET ODLE Colorado College - B. A., Univ. of 111. - M.Ed., American History, World History ANTHONY VELASCO Southern 111. Univ. - B.S., M.S., American History, Varsity Football Coach QUENTIN RYDER Southern 111. Univ. - B.S., Notre Dame - M.S., Sociology, Economics, Government, Sponsor - Student Council, Cross Country Business MARJORIE MORGAN Eastern 111. Univ. - B.S., Shorthand I, II, Office Simulation, Sponsor - Jr. Class 83 H. GENE SHEAGLEY Bob Jones Univ. - B. S., Antioch College - M. A. S., Physics and Biology, Camera Club and Yearbook Sponsor CHARLES EZELL Southern 111. Univ. - B.A., Duke Univ. - M.A.T., Biology and Chemistry, Science Club Sponsor 84 LARRY LOBB Eastern 111. Univ. - B.S. Univ. of 111. - M.Ed., General Math, Algebra II, Advanced Math, Sponsor - FT A LARRY RITTER Milligan College, Missouri Southern Plane Geometry lUatk 85 SUE GR2YBEK 111. State Univ. - B.S., Clothing, Family Living ANN POTTER Eastern 111. Univ. - B.S., Foods, Child Development, Sponsor - Soph. Class UOM BconOituCS JAMES FRENCH LARRY VOORHEES Eastern 111. Univ. - B.S., M.S., Eastern 111. Univ. - B.S., M.S., Instrumental Music, MAT, Sponsor Chorus, Sponsor - Swing Choir - Stage Band 87 JIM MATTA Eureka College - B. A., Indiana State - M. S., Boy's P.E., Athletic Director WAYNE BANDY Southern 111. Univ. - B.S., Boys P.E. 88 EILEEN VINES 111. Wesleyan - B.S., Girls P.E., Sponsor - GAA DIANE HOBART Wartburg College - B.A., Girls P.E., Sponsor - Cheerleaders GduuCCtiUto 89 JOSEPH PRUITT University of Illinois - B.S., Eastern Illinois - M.S., Metals RICHARD HOBBS Simpson College - B. A., NW Missouri College - M.A., Industrial Arts, Track Coach Industrial Ads 90 DON DAVIS JERRY PROSISE Western 111. Univ. - B.S., Drafting, Auto Eastern 111. Univ. - B.S., Graphic Arts, Mechanics, Sponsor - Jr. Class, Ass't Power Mechanics Wrestling Coach 9) BOB DOTY JIM RICHARDS Murray State Univ. - B.S., Univ. of 111. - Eastern 111. Univ. - B.S., Univ. of 111. - M. S., Diversified Occupations M. S., Driver Education D.O. cu td Dtlo ts G ROYCE DUGLE DAN REED 111. State Univ. - B.S., Special Education Eastern 111. Univ. - B.S., Speech 93 WILMA JONES BERNICE LAYDEN REBECCA PERRY Indiana Univ. - A.B., Eng. IV, Marquette Univ. - Ph.B., English Murray State Univ., B.S., Eng. Latin II, Sponsor, Nat. Honor III, Sponsor, H.E.L. Paper II, Sponsor, Sr. Class Society Girlish q 94 ELINOR MARTIN Illinois State Univ. - B.E., French I, II JOHN SCHOENHOFER Illinois State Univ. - B.A., Spanish I. II JON WOODDELL Illinois State Univ. - B. A., French I, Eng. I, II, III 95 Oui custodial staff hard at work! 96 Velma Jackson . . . MotlultilOvCb Wut id. . . Good things foeat. . . OUR COOKS: Penny Flynn (head cook) Marie Brown Rosemary Reed Pat Vacketta Millicent McGuire Grade Satellite Program: Dorthy Longest Vera Lawrence Vera Johnson 97 Qood d CW pun . . • ??? . . . depends tdtfryowioJIUtO'! Co tce t£ B mL dnuL Ckofo Tup Please feel free to add your own captions - Editor 99 Look Beaver, we're on camera. Gee Hoopeston's own Barbara Walters. Wally, that's swell! 100 WhodbVnCtheS Culiffi . . . your answer will depend on your philosophy of life, but it will surely consider how this life affects other lives . . . here's one that shares her heritage, wis- dom , and knowledge with all that comes her way. Wilma Nagel Jones 21 years Classroom Teacher ... we join the legion of others Thank You Mrs. Jones, We Salute You! THANK TDU! SOPHOMORES Every part of nature teaches that the passing away of one life is the making room for another. The oak dies down to the ground, leaving within its rind a rich virgin mould, which will impart a vigorous life to an infant forest. David Thoreau Michael Anderson Bruce Armstrong Kevin Atchison Scott Baer Brian Baker David Bauer Mardenna Beauvois Michelle Beauvois Glenn Berg Catherine Bird Anna Blakey Kenneth Blakey Sherri Bloyd Cathy Borders Debra Brassard Who said you never see a smile in the lunch line? Marcia Brown Jay Buck Clay Burton Theresa Burton Joseph Bury William Campbell 104 Jo Ellen Carter Rebecca Carter Sharie Carter James Catron John Chorney Nancy Claybom Merridy Clem Bryan Clements Gary Collison Thelma Colunga Peggy Cornelius Cynthia Cox Warren Crabtree Melissa Crawford Karen Crose Donna Davis Scott Davis Janet Dazey Molly Decker Lisa DeWitt 105 106 Jane Doyle Kevin Drennan Merle Eisenmann Mike Fink Tambara Forbes Jerry Ford Gordan French A. Thomas Galloway Robin Gay Nancy Gholson John Goble Noe Gonzales Timothy Goodrum Cheryl Goodwin Dennis Greece Janna Griffin Steven Gummere Diana Guzman Diane Hannie Kathryn Harden Ricky Harper Bruce Hedgecock Some sophomores hang in there just for this! Julie Hensley Linda Hildebrandt Cheryl Horridge Rebecca Hoskins Diana Houmes Vicki Houser Linus has his blanket. Scott Baer has his camera. Tamara Huber Darlene Hudison Deborah Inman Bonnie Kaeb Kamalen Keller Kathleen Kitchen Donna Klocke Michael Kosyak Tania Kosyak Julie Kriebs Kristie Lane Linda Leemon Darrell Lile Sharon Lile Ernesto Linares 107 108 Terry Longfellow Heather Mace Patricia Marian Greg Martin A busy sophomore?? I Tim Maul Michael McPherson Dani Means Theresa Miles Sandra Monroney Danny Morgeson Jacqueline Morris Dwayne Neal Jill Neathery Melia Neathery Allen Norris David Oakley Janet Orr Nancy Orr Donna Osbom Steven Owen Mary Pocialik David Warf Donald Warner Debra Poe Debra Powley Cynthia Reed Edward Richards Bonnie Rogers Rena Rudd Arlyn Rudin Debra Sanders Timothy Sheffield Joellen Sheppard David Shoufler Diana Simpson Tamara Sinclair Sandra Snively Patty Staton Patricia Stipp Debra Thomas Christi Thompson Mark Wagoner Maureen Wallace You're on Candid Camera! 109 David Watson Sarah Weyand Kathryn Wisdom Seresa Wise Sophomore Float no JUNIORS What is the value of solitude? — of peace, of light, of silence? What is the cost of freedom? Nancy Nevvhall Mana Abbott Jeffrey Alkire Carol Anderson Randy Baker Brien Benjamin Melanie Bergstrand Robert Betka Connie Bird W. Michael Bloyd David Borders Brian Bretz Edwin Brown Michael Brown Scott Brown 112 David reveals true feelings about Soph, side-kick, Joe. Forrest Browne Deborah Bruens Gale Buckner Douglas Burge John Burke Patricia Burton Some juniors are always head and shoul- ders above the crowd. Connie Byerly Mark Cartwright Bradley Cawthon Sandra Cawthorn Ronald Clayborn Mervin Clayburn Michael Coffman Joseph Compton 113 Donna Cress Crystal Cross Richard Crothers Krista Crouch Terry Crozier Marlena Cundiff Tim Drollinger Daniel Eckert Diane Eckert Scott Eells Karen Ervin Sharon Ervin Lyn Ferdinand Nancy Fraley Juniors are trustworthy, courteous, kind, and 1)4 Debra Franklin Sandra Garrison Sheila Gholson Vicki Glover Cynthia Goldsbery David Gorney Marvin Gudeman Joseph Habel Sherree Hannie Sandra Gamer . . . sometimes lazy. Steven Hanson Bmce Hari Stuart Haughee Mark Hinkle 115 Jo Hinzman Dee Hollen Juniors are studious . . . always finding new places for crib notes. Matthew Huber Kevin Huffman Jody Hunter Betty Hyde Jill Johnson Judy Johnson Terri Johnson Sherry Kelnhofer Cynthia Kietzman Keith Knapp Sheila Koger Joyce Lindsey 116 Edwardo Linares Randy Locher Danny Longfellow Valerie Mace Elizabeth Manis Jacqueline Mathews Terry Maxfield Victoria McCalla Bill McElhaney Steven McKinney Rebecca Metz Marvin Miller Robert Miller Rebecca Milton Some juniors are well-balanced students. 117 Karen Monroney Linden Moore Phiama Morgan Kerrie Morgeson Carol Morris Debra Neal David Nosier Deborah Owens Some juniors are camera shy and . . . Jane Oyler Martin Parrish Kim Perkins William Prather Theresa Rayls Alan Reece 118 Robert Rodriguez Darleen Rudin Nancy Samaras Tracinda Samaras Scott Schlueter William Schuler Cindy Shank Kathleen Sheehan Elmer Shipman Mark Silver Deborah Simpson Carol Sims 119 I c Juniors are friendly, but this friendly. not always David Sims Toni Sinclair Bonita Stock Denise Stock Cindy Strawser Andre Strzembosz Robert Summers Jerry Urich Bradley Vacketta Debbie Vailes Leslie Vandenberg Kay Walder Dewayne Walker Edsel Wallace 120 Bonnie Wood Patrick Young Stephan Zarate Debra Wardall John Watson Jerry Winters Kenneth Wisdom 121 Junior ideas for floats are always original and in good taste . . . well, we tied for No. 1. FROM TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Jill Neathery and John Zollar, Joyce Hoke and Kenny Morris, Cindy Shank and Denis Kreibs, Carol Sims and Steve Kelnhofer, Doug Burge and Jo Hinzman, JoEllen Sheppard and Arlyn Rudin. 122 SENIORS Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. David Thoreau DEBBIE BAKER JEANNE BAKER GREGORY BANE KATHLEEN BANKS JOHN BARR JOHN BARRY SHERRI BENO KATHY BOYDEN ROBERT BRUNER 124 CHARISSE CRABTREE VICKIE CROPPER MIKE CROSS LYNN CARLSON SHEILA CROZIER 5fin D.O. for potential spinsters?? (Ouch! Sorry about that) KEITH BURT KENNETH BURT 125 ROBERT DAZEY ANN DECKER KEVIN DOYLE NANCY EELLS STEVEN EIGHNER CHRISTINE ELLIS PATTI ERVIN Let's see now . . . a six inch smile . . . and Pepsodent quality. MICHAEL FORSHIER 126 RUSTY FRANKLIN MARK GLENN BRADLEY GLOVER DEBRA GOBLE CONNIE GOSSETT PAUL GRINER SUSAN GRISWOLD JEFFREY GUDEMAN DIANA HANSHEW MARK HANSON 127 128 STELLA HARDING CINDY HARPER DONALD HASLER DONNA HASLER ANNE HATFIELD MICHAEL HATFIELD BARBARA HOFFMANN DIANE HOFFMAN JOYCE HOKE DONALD JEFFERS Delicate starlets are abused back stage. LINDA JOHNSON DEBRA JONES KERYL KELLER STEVEN KELNHOFER MELINDA KNAPP JOELLEN KNOLL 129 LA VEDA LARGDOC COLLEEN LAYDEN RITA LAYDEN ROSE LAYDEN JACQUELINE LEVERENZ JOHN LONG KADER MAANAOUI HOWARD MANN CAROL MARTIN DENIS KRIEBS AMANDA LAIRD 130 DONALD MATTHEWS KARLA McVICKER KEVIN MILLER J. GRANT MOORE KENNETH MORRIS If Benjamin can do it, so can I . . . 'course I may have to sweat it a little. 131 JANE NEATHERY 132 ROBIN NEATHERY Hanson’s home-brew goes down smooooth. BRIAN NIELSON CLAUDE NOREMBERG SHARON OWEN CARLA PETERSON ROBERT PRATT CATHERINE REGAN STEVEN RHODES ALESA ROY RUSSELL RUDD JOHN SANDERS PAMELA SCHULTZ DAVID SHEAGLEY DON SHEEHAN DUANE SHEPPARD STEPHEN SHIPMAN 133 ALAN SMITH MICHAEL STIPP RUSSELL STOCK CHRISTINE STRZEMBOSZ PATRICK THOMPSON JOHN TIMMONS By the time you're a Senior, 134 York flats out at a cool 60 per. W. DOUGLAS WAGONER RONALD WALDER CHARLES WALLACE ROBERT WARNER DONALD YORK J. DALE YORK insomnia is no longer a problem. . . . My hand's bigger than yours. 135 9Et ROW 1: Linda Johnson, Ms. Grzybek, Dawn Wagoner, Cathy Regan ROW 2: Sharon Owen, Diane Hoffman, Ms. Odle, Melinda Knapp ROW 3: Nancy Eells, Christine Strzembosz ROW 4: John Sanders, Doug Ale- shire e i ROW 1: Rita and Rose Layden, Mr. Reed. Miss Perry, Keryl Keller ROW 2: Pam Schultz, Greg Gard- ner, Sherri Beno, Carol Martin ROW 3: Mr. French, Colleen Layden ROW 4: Jeanne Baker, Ms. Mor- gan Dave Sheagley as Mr. Wonderlin Steve Kelnhofer as Mr. Hayes Duane Sheppard as Mr. Huffman Cathy Regan as Mrs. Sheridan Nw Greg Gardner as Mr. Griffin Rita Layden as Mrs. Potts 138 Steve Eighner as Mr. Wooddell Doug Aleshire as Mr. Ryder Kathy Banks as Mrs. Morgan Nancy Eells as Mrs. Potter Diane Hoffman as Ms. Odle Chris Strzembosz as Mr. Ezell John Barr as Mr. Prosise Colleen Layden as Mr. Voorhees 139 QenJUwTup fojurikey Run Walking on water?? Hoopeston Jags The Bus Ride - squirt guns and songs Ann fords the trail. Don't you touch me. Don't you EVER touch me. uo Down at the swimming hole. Christy finally reaches the summit. Hey, quit shaking the bridge. ui 142 ... A valiant effort in the rain . . • VIVA LA GRUTZ!!! 143 144 145 146 KEN PARKINSON HOOPESTON MONUMENT WORKS 916 West Main Street Hoopeston, Illinois Phone - 283-7116 Select Barre Granite RAYL'S BROTHERS TRANSFER, INC. Serving you is a pleasure. Hoopeston, Illinois PLA-MOR LANES LAWN GARDEN CENTER Sandwich and Fountain Service 502 West Orange Street Hoopeston, Illinois Dean's Power Products John Deere - Lawnboy - Bolens - Yazoo Box 393 Hoopeston, Illinois 2 Miles East on 9 BURTON MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER DODGE PLYMOUTH 27 Years on West Main Hoopeston, Illinois Economy Prices Quality Construction LAWSON CAMPER SALES Travel Trailers, 5th Wheel Truck Campers and Covers 918 West Main Street Hoopeston, Illinois Phone - 283-5930 BEVERLY and JUNIOR 149 FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY DIVISION FMC CORPORATION WESTERN AUTO AMWAY CORPORATION 300 E. Main Street Richard Mayer - Distributor GEORGE’S CANDY SHOP FLETA'S MERLE NORMAN STUDIO 601 E. Lincoln 203 N. Market SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. GADDIS UPTOWN SERVICE HOOPESTON STANDARD PARTS CO. INC. HALL'S SHELL SERVICE 109 N. Market Street Ph. 283-7741 CHARLENE'S CORNER SALON Ph. 283-6323 TED'S HOME BEVERAGES JOE HAGGERTY CHEVROLET-OLDS MATTHEW'S CHAIN SAW YERGLER'S JEWELRY 314 East Main L M LUNCH SHERIDAN'S DUNKIN' INN MONTGOMERY WARD HOOPESTON FOOD LOCKER BEATY GULF COAST TO COAST ELLIOT JEWELERS SINCE 1895 Wyler” Watches Largest Diamond Selection at Lowest Prices See BOB GARDNER - Owner HAMILTON-ORR FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Eugene E. Orr, Owner 427 W. Main 283-6696 Congratulations Class of 1974 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Hoopeston Lodge 1227 SINGLETON GRAIN CO., INC. GRAIN, SEED, AND FEED GRAIN DRYING - STORAGE East Lynn Illinois Phone (217) 375-3585 HALEY'S ELECTRIC Farm, Residential, and Commercial Wiring Hoopeston, Illinois ■ YOUR Knjrptajftr 1 % lusunixlj AGENT J J GOOD LUCK GRADS! Insure Your Future BURKE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. SINCE 1884 209 S. Market St. GLEN BURKE AND ASSOCIATES Phone 283-5104 152 SWING ELEVATOR W. A. READ PONTIAC BUICK Best Wishes to the Class of 74 Rural Route 3 Hoopeston, Illinois 424 North Dixie Hwy. Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. - 283-6688 GULBRANSEN SCRANTON INDUSTRIES CBS Musical Instruments A DIVISION OF CBS INC. 1025 E. Thompson Ave. Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 Ph. 217-283-5161 153 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1974 From the Officers, Directors, and Employees of Your Home Town Bank THE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF HOOPPESTON A Full Service Bank WORTHEN'S J J'S LUNCH DOC WHITEMAN TV AND APPLIANCE PAT'S POWDER PUFF REGAN'S ARCO GOODWIN’S APPLIANCE Best Wishes - Today and Every Day of Your Lives BROWN'S WOODWORKS Hardware - Paint - Glass - Lumber - Custom Built Cabinets Ph. 217-283-7739 801 East Thompson Ave. Hoopeston, Illinois Shur-Fit Footwear 218 East Main Street Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. 217-283-5222 CARL'S FREEWAY SERVICE Rte. 1 and 9 Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. 283-9926 CARL SORENSON 155 156 HILL PACKING CO., INC. A LAYDEN ENTERPRISE CO. Freezer Beef - Custom Butchering High Quality Beef Always Available Cut and Wrapped to Your Specifications Frozen Ready for Your Freezer GREENE'S WELDING HARDWARE Grain Drying - Storage Grain Handling Equipment East Lynn, Illinois 60932 Phone 217-375-3844 PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 229 East Main Street RR 4 Perrysville Avenue Danville, Illinois 61832 Phone 217-446-1338 JAY HARTZ FORD- MERCURY, INC. Route 1 South Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 283-7748 FORD MERCURY BRUCE McQUIGG HAROLD E. COX DBA DeKalb Seed Com Field Seeds Seed Beans East Lynn, Illinois HOOPESTON INSURANCE AGENCY All Lines of Insurance 104 N. Market Street Phone 217-283-5176 ADLER'S LADIES' APPAREL 201 East Main Hoopeston, IL GOSS HOME BAKERY Home of Fine Pastries” 308 East Main Hoopeston, IL FERDINAND T.V. BALDWIN'S STANDARD AND MUSIC SHOP Congratulations Tuneups, Brake work. Exhaust, Wheel Balancing, Class of '74 Complete Service for Your Car 305 East Main Hoopeston, IL 283-7707 Comer of Rt 1 and 9 TIMMONS INSURANCE W. T. DULEY INSURANCE AGENCY ALL LINES OF INSURANCE 524 S. Market St. 110 E. Main St. Hoopeston, IL Hoopeston, Illinois 283-7522 R. A. CARLSON CO., INC. FRONVILLE JEWELERS Sheet Metal, Ventilation Bluebird Flawless Diamonds and Built-up Roofing Longines - Wittnauer Bulova Watches Phone 283-5628 112 West Main 209 E. Main St. 283-6813 157 HOOPESTON HARDWARE HOTT'S LUMBER COAL CO. BUILDING MATERIAL and COAL 101 E. Main Street Hoopeston, Illinois 105 East Penn Street Hoopeston, Illinois WEBER'S DRUGSTORE GARY'S THE TRENDSETTER Top Men's and Young Men’s Fashion Popular Prices PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Hoopeston, Illinois Levi . • . Van Heusen . . . Lee . . . Freeman Complete Formal Wear Rental Hoopeston and Wateska TOM MERRIT CO. INSURANCE FARM LOANS REAL ESTATE ILLINOIS LUMBER, GRAIN COAL, CO. 202 South Market Hoopeston, Illinois 102 West Penn Street Hoopeston, Illinois Congratulations Class of 1974 HOOPESTON CAR WASH Congratulations GRADS! Invest in the Future Insure With THE WALLACE AGENCY, INC. SANDY WALLACE 401 West Main Street Hoopeston, Illinois 208 South Market Street Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 283-7746 SINCE 1884 158 DON 222 E. MAIN ST. H00PEST0N, ILL DONlJl Pharmacy PHARMACY PH. 283-5126 Walgreen Agency DONALD A. BUCK, R.PH. E3 ciTizem 9HMIMG9 HMD LOHM Third and Main Streets Hoopeston, IL JAMES A. MILLER President Ask About the Money Machine! Congratulations, Seniors! Phone 283-5548 MAYOR AND MRS. EARL SMOCK THE RICHARD P. LAYDEN FAMILY 159 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF HOOPESTON-EAST LYNN HIGH SCHOOL 1974 Sincere Best Wishes From ESSEX INTERNATIONAL, INC. 160 LARSON'S MEN'S WEAR Men and Boy's Clothing NYE REETZ, Manager SCHULER'S GREENHOUSE and FLOWER SHOP SANDY and BILL SCHULER South Second Ave. Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 217-283-6681 Compliments of HOOPESTON BOB'S PLACE IMPLEMENT COMPANY BOB SMYTHE GRANT ROSS Community Credit Union 5 % Compounded Semi- Annually , June 1 and Dec. 1 on All Passbook Savings Accounts, plus. Life Insurance on first $2,500 of Savings! 283-6656 228 E. Main, Hoopeston International Harvester Dealer Farm Equipment Lawn and Garden Trucks INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Hoopeston, Illinois 283-5191 162 Best Wishes to the Class of 74” BLOYD'S SUPERMARKET How you live is our business Whatever is done - or undone - to improve the quality of our surroundings will require more energy, not less. And, while we have an obligation to provide that energy, we are determined to do so with a minimal effect on the environment. CENTRAL- ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY MAIN STREET INN JAKE McCORD Ph. - 283-5610 306 East Main East Lynn, 111. WITH GREAT PRIDE! Your Hometown NEWSpaper has told The story of your Academic Accomplishments, Your sport VICTORIES, your Plays, your Band and all other facets of HOOPESTON-EAST LYNN High School Life. That's History Now . . . Forever Recorded In The Pages of The 206 First Ave. in the Wonderful Town of HOOPESTON 163 HEL Is On Its Way” Bring forth the banners flying high, Bring forth the ribbons of victory. Bring forth the trophies shining bright, '' ' Cause HEL is on its way. Scorn those who want to put us down, Scorn those whose revenge they wish to pay. Scorn those that look at us and frown, '' ' Cause HEL is on its way. Show pride while on the field or track, Show pride while on the court you play. Show pride while wrestling on the mat, '' ' Cause HEL is on its way.' ’ Sing praise for the band, since they're the best, Sing praise for the students, seen day by day. Sing praise for the science fair, a great success ’ ’ ' Cause HEL is on its way. In all, we are simply number one, And now we can stand up and say: Our school is second only to none, 'Cause HEL is on its way. - STEVE KELNHOFER HELHS ART LAYOUT BY KARLA McVICKERS Athletic Director Jim Matta displays Regional BB Championship Trophy. BCl f-fOOPECTON ZACTLYNN !C ON fTC Coach Richards proudly presents Don York and Tim Drollinger: State Wrestling Place Winners. OURATHLEJES AND COACHES ARE SERINS THE PACE! Cross-Country team wins the coveted Spartan Traveling Trophy. 165 ITDOBSNTCOMBEA T- . .TUB TSSUB IS IN DOUBT. . . 166 A CRITICAL GAMC IQtNTUCEALANCB. . . t£'i. BUT NOT FO LONG •VoT CONGRATULATIONS .YERGLER ,,AA_ ... A M . 265 HOOP-EL HIGH % GIRLS BOWLING TEAM Holts IUMBhTcoal “ WALLACE AGENCY m m «1 n«« it mow ito • W yO J DO YOU BECOMB NO. 1 ??? . . . packing yowt Ctoi Uv th Nto. 1 spot 1$ notCts tecommendetL method. . . . . . some, keys tto owl school’s Success induck: u ftfte coaches thatiadlate, Optimism — . . . Coaches that tdmaie, no UO Q PWIH 172 . . . UORBSBRJOUSLY I believe, and you believe, And all those around us believe. Because we believe, we care. I care, and you care, And all those around us care, Because we care, we try. I try, and you try, And all those around us try, Because we try, we succeed. - KAY WALDER . . . SUCCBQQ 1C COMA OUS! Chuck Wallace Wins Don Yaden Award Bob Summers State Track Competitor Nancy Eells and Carol Martin TV 3 Stars at State Science Fair Dale York wins First at State with sound on John Sanders, Best in Show at Rossville a beam of light Science Fair 174 Indian Maid (Sculp) by Nancy Samaras BRAIN ROBBERY or Who's That Wearing My Genes? CAMERA CLUB PLEACH f-fPIP UC CON OU lU4Nf££ TO OU ACb zn£ER£ Paintings by Cindy Shank and Kay Walder THE GREAT WOOD FUNERAL HOME MARTY K'S Air Conditioned Comer of Second 24 Hr. Ambulance Service and Penn Call 283-5128 Hoopeston, 111. 175 THE ANNEX (pp 164-75) was financed by STUDENT COUNCIL and CAMERA CLUB SEES LOB NK YOU to COREY MUNDWILER (upper left) for help and patience ... to DON YORK for showing up at times when no one else did . . . and to a legion of people and organizations that helped make this book possible . . . especially OUR ADVERTISERS. We tried to bring a fresh approach . . . many of our plans fell short . . . some omissions were intentional, some were not ... if we have slighted any person or activity, we are sorry • . . we put in many hard hours ... we hope, hid somewhere, there is a laugh and a morsel of nostalgia just for YOU!!! IT WAS A GREAT YEAR! VIVA HOOPESTON- EAST LYNN! DIANE HOFFMAN (editor) H. G. SHEAGLEY (advisor)