Illiopolis High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Illiopolis, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1963 volume:

1 r t PUBLISHED BY THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF ILLIOPOLIS HIGH SCHOOL pMrattan We dedicate this yearbook to our parents, who have faithfully stood by us in our times of sorrow and happiness, failure and success. Thanks to our parents, we have had many opportunities that would not have been possible if it were not for them. They have given us educational opportunities, spiritual help and guidance, as well as furnished our material needs. From the moment of our first breath, our parents have protected us, cared for us, and given us good advice even if we did not think so at the time. Who got us off to school on time; who made sure we were clean behind the ears; who made a living for us; and who comprised the audience at all our school functions? Our parents. As a small thank you to our parents, we dedicate this yearbook. SPECIAL THANKS Very special thanks go to Miss Sommer from the members of the Yearbook Staff. We greatly appreciated all your help, and could not have edited this Yearbook without you. We also want to thank the school secretaries for their help in keeping the school running smoothly. Claire Pritchett Secretary Jeanette Zeller Secretary, Bookkeeper ADMINISTRATION Lester H. Miller, B. of Ed., M. S. Eastern Illinois State College University of Illinois Superintendent James M. Howard, B. A., M. A. University of Kentucky Assistant Superintendent Physics BOARD OF EDUCATION Haldon Bliler, William Peters, James Kent, Don Young, Herbert Casey Robert Ed McDermott, John Dobrinsky, Lester Miller FACULTY Sam Garrard Bachelor of Science in Education Purdue University Agriculture—Biology Tom McGhee Bachelor of Arts Eureka College Mathematics—Physical Education James Merle Howard Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts University of Kentucky Assistant Superintendent Physics James Luallen Bachelor of Science in Education Illinois State Normal University Social Science—Physical Education James Bosworth Bachelor of Arts University of Florida Music Supervisor Joy Anne Shulke Bachelor of Science Millikin University Home Economics—Library Mary M. Smith Illinois State University McKendree College University of Arkansas Physical Education Shirley Alford University of Tennessee Berea College Bachelor of Science English—Spanish Social Studies Margaret Ford Bachelor of Education Illinois State Normal University English—Speech Betty J. Sommer Bachelor of Science MacMurray College Commerce BUS DRIVERS Jake Sattley Frank Daubs Pat Welch Kenny Stewart SECRETARY Judy Ann Cook F.H.A., 1-4; Treasurer, 4; G.A.A., 1-4; Recording Secretary, 2; Girls' Chorus, 1,3; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader, 1,2; Class Secretary, 4; Librarian, 1; Jr.-Sr. Play, 3; Yearbook Staff, 4; D.A.R. Award, 4. PRESIDENT Ralph Edward Grossman F.F.A., 1-4; Sentinel, 3; Vice-President, 4; Student Council, 4; Class Secretary, 3; Class President, 4; F.H.A. Chapter Beau� 4; Homecoming King, 4. SALUTATORIAN VICE PRESIDENT Sharyn Ann Kent Scholarship Award 1,2; F. H.A. 1-4; Vice President of Public Relations 3, President 4, Section Vice President 4; Yearbook Ed- itor 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Band 1-4, Secre- tary 2; Girls Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-3; G.A.A. 1-3; Secretary 3, All- Star Team 2; Girls State, 3; Class Secretary 1, Stu- dent Council Representa- tive 2; Class President 3 Class Vice President 4; Student Council 3,4; Jr.- Sr. Play 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3; Homecoming Queen 4; F.F.A. Chapter Sweet- heart 4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 1; Carnival Queen Candidate 3; Nation- al Honor Society 4; Journ- alism Award 2, 3; Saluta- torian 4. TREASURER Ethel Darlene Bandy Class President, 1; Class Treasurer, 4; F.H.A., 1-4; Girls Chorus, 1-4; Mixed Chorus, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4. Diana Elizabeth Barnes Class Treasurer, 1; F.H.A., 1-4; G.A.A., 4; Girls' Chorus, 1-4; Mixed Chorus, 1-4; Jr.- Sr. Play Committee, 3,4; Yearbook Staff, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate, 4. STUDENT COUNCIL REP. Larry Eugene Moore Football, 1-4; Captain, 4; Basketball, 1,2,4; Captain, 4; F.F.A., 3,4; Reporter, 4; Student Council, 2-4; Trea- surer, 3; Vice-President, 4; Baseball, 2; Band, 1-4; Chorus, 1-4; Class Vice-Pres- ident, 3; Carnival King, 3; Homecoming Court, 4. VALDICTORIAN Karen Jeanette Johnston Scholastic Award, 1,2,4; Yearbook Staff, 1,2,4; Organizations Editor, 4; F.H.A., 1-4; Treasurer, 2; Band, 1-4; Band Award, 4; Clarinet Solo, 1,4; Mixed Chorus, 1-4; Girls' Chorus, 1-4; G.A.A., 1-4; Points Ch., 4; Class Secretary, 1; Jr. - Sr. Play, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate, 4; National Honor Society, 4. Ralph Edward Clippinger Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1-4; Track, 1-4; Baseball, 1,2,4; X-Club, 1-4; Librarian, 2-4; Homecoming Court, 4; Boys' Chorus, 1-4; Mixed Chorus, 1-4; Yearbook Staff, 4. Mixed Chorus, 1,4; Girls' Chorus, 1-4; Band, 1-4; G.A.A., 1-4; F.H.A., 1-4; Recreation Ch., 2; 2nd Vice- President, 3; Vice-President of Public Relations, 4; Lib- rarian, 3,4; Yearbook Staff, 3,4; Homecoming Court, 4; 1 Star Team, 2. Sharon Marlene Cockrum Sharon Rose Long G.A.A., 3,4; F.H.A., 1-4; Girls' Chorus, 1-4; Mixed Chorus, 3-4; Librarian, 3-4. Sharon Kay Mueller Transfer from Warrensburg- Latham, 4; Librarian, 2,3; G.A.A., 1-4; F.H.A., 4; Girls' Chorus, 1-4; Mixed Chorus, 1-4; Ensemble, 2; Jr. Class Play, 3; Jr. - Sr. Play Committee, 4. Terry Dale Pickett Jr.- Sr. Play, 4; Homecoming King Candidate, 4; Boys State Alternate, 3; Mr. Irresistible Runner-Up, 4 Donna Darlene Seay Barbara Jean Ward Band, 1-4; Girls' Chorus, 1-4; Mixed Chorus, 1,4; F.H.A., 1,4; Student Council Rep. 4; F.T.A., 2; G.A.A., 1-4; Alternate Camp Rep., 3; Class Vice President, 2; Class Treasurer, 3; Junior- Senior Play Comm., 4; Girls' State Alternate, 3; Home- coming Queen Candidate, 4; Jr. Varsity Cheer- leader, 1; Varsity Cheerleader, 2-4; Cheer- leading Camp, 3; Scholastic's Award 1; Student Council, 2,4; Secretary, 4; National Honor Society, 4 . F.H.A., 1-4; 2nd Vice-President, 4; Girls' Chorus, 1-4; Mixed Chorus, 4; Jr.- Sr. Play Comnittee, 3; Jr.- Sr. Play, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4. Samuel Howard Smith F.F.A., 1-4; Secretary, 3; President, 4; Homecoming King Candidate, 4; Student Council Representative 1,3; Football, 3; Baseball, 1. CLASS HISTORY 'Twas in August of 59 When 26 Freshmen began to shine; We were really ready to go. Yet wondered exactly how to do so. We came out a bit scraped from Initiation's Stunts, then were officially ready to man our stations. To start us safely on our long journey, we Chose: Darlene Bandy, President, she; Sam Smith, our Vice President to be; Karen Johnston, Secretary; Diana Barnes, Treasurer you see; Sharyn Kent, to Student Council, she. To represent our class on the sports score We had Ralph Clippinger and Larry Moore; On the cheerleading scene Sharyn Kent, Barb Ward, and Judy Cook were seen; Our Homecoming float, Soda Pirates Win , Disappointed us, (it DIDN'T win), for we had been Working hard on it, to make it look like a real Scrumptious, refreshing vanilla and straw- berry deal. Topped with a luscious, plump red cherry, to be the crown of any meal. Our Carnival booth was Football Pros , All prospective players to expose. Miss Osterhuber was our sponsor, And our great thanks we give to her. In August of '60 Only 19 in our class found we. To guide us this year, elected we: Sam Smith, President this time to be; Sharyn Kent, our Secretary; Roger Wicker, Treasurer, he. Representing us in sports once more Were Ralph Clippinger and Larry Moore; And again from our class were seen Barb Ward and Judy Cook upon the cheerleading scene; Our Homecoming float, Bottle 'Em Up , Again didn't bring us any victory cup. Kangaroo Court was our Carnival booth. In which we had locked up various criminals , forsooth! Our big money-making project was selling cans of candy. Which turned out to be quite dandy. Mr. Luallen was our sponsor this year. And our thanks we hope he does hear. In August of '61 Our class numbered 17, more not one. This year, as upperclassmen, we chose The following to lead us to the close Of our year: President Sharyn Kent; Larry Moore as Vice President; Butch Grossman, our Secretary gent; And Barb Ward, as Treasurer went. Representing us in sports once more Were Ralph Clippinger, Sam Smith, and Larry Moore. Upon the cheerleading scene This time only Barb Ward was seen; Put 'Em In Orbit was our Homecoming float. But no honors it brought, for we had not the vote. Homecoming Parade Marshall was Judy Cook; And everyone upon her job did look. Sharyn Kent was on Homecoming Court; A bake sale, car wash, and sock hop were money-making projects of a sort. Though our main one was magazine sales. Larry Moore was elected Carnival King, And reigned over it as a true king. In the Jr.-Sr. Play, Grandma, How Could You? , Diana Barnes, Donna Seay, Sharyn Kent, Karen Johnston, Judy Cook fine did do. Planning the Jr.-Sr. Prom occupied most of our time--May came much too soon! In the Sunbrella Room at Hotel Leiand in Springfield we held our prom, with the theme of How High the Moon? Sharyn Kent attended Girls' State; Butch Grossman attended Boys' State. Mrs. Shulke and Miss Sommer were our spon- sors. In August of '62 We entered with 15 in our class, who, Beginning our last year, chose: Butch Grossman, President, he; Sharyn Kent, Vice President, she; Judy Cook, Secretary to be; Darlene Bandy, Treasurer, she; Larry Moore and Barb Ward, both to be On the Student Council. In sports once more We see Ralph Clippinger and Larry Moore; Likewise upon the cheerleading scene Barb Ward may again be seen; Our Homecoming float was Pirates Are G-r-r-eatl We won no prize, though we thought our float did look g-r-r-eat! On Homecoming Court could be seen: Diana Barnes, Karen Johnston, Barb Ward, Sherry Cockrum, and Sharyn Kent, who reigned Queen; Also: Sam Smith, Larry Moore, Terry Pickett, Ralph Clippinger, and Butch Grossman, who reigned King. Betty Crocker winner was Sharyn Kent; And the DAR Good Citizenship Award to Judy Cook went. Karen Johnston was our Valedictorian, Sharyn Kent our Salutatorian. Mr. Me Ghee was our sponsor this year; Our great thanks we hope he does hear. On our class trip, we did go To the Wagon Wheel Lodge, to row, Skate, bowl, and swim. And cover the grounds from rim to rim. Eleven of our 15 class members attended From May 31 to June 2, when it ended. by Judy Cook LIKES AND DISLIKES NAME LIKES DISLIKES AMBITION PASTIME FOUND Darlene Bandy some Decatur boys snakes beautician having fun busy Diana Barnes short trips unhappiness to be happy learning to be happy trying to make someone happy Ralph Clippinger Sherry peanut butter do away with peanut butter goofing off at Sherry's Sherry Cockrum Ralph square -dancing in P.E. class understand algebra worrying with Ralph Judy Cook Albuquerque pessimistic people be successful homemaker enjoying present planning future busy Ralph Grossman Sharon teachers farmer farming everywhere Karen Johnston cats spiders it varies passing time maybe-if you look hard 'nuf Sharyn Kent convertibles and their owners possessive and jealous girls interior decorator censored! A D R N 0 U Sharon Long stock car races snobs to be a success thinking about a certain boy well? Larry Moore girls and hot cars snobby girls, doggy cars to own a hot car chasing girls just-around Sharon Mueller bright lights, parties, and cars conceited and to see the stuck-up people bright lights resting not usually Terry Pickett Becky teachers college, engineer and marriage karting at Baxter's house Sam Smith farming school farming running around anywhere Donna Seay certain people snobs to be a secretary loafin' at home Barbara Ward tigers and tall boys people who try to run my life college, tiger staying unconfused with Rich or Sandy THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: ILLIOPOLIS LIONS CLUB CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class, being of extremely questionable sanity, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testimony. We, the Seniors, will Mrs. Ford $4.20 for a new set of poetry books, in hopes that next year's class will decipher its code better than we did. We, the Seniors, will Miss Sommer a secluded summer in Arizona. We, the Seniors, will Mr. Luallen some snow for his ski-nose. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Bosworth the ability to tune the band faster. We, the Seniors, will to Miss Alford an armored troop carrier--it'll hold more kids!! We, the Seniors, will Mrs. Smith a litter of kittens named Fee, Fi, Fo, and Fum, for Dr. Foo. We, the Seniors, will Mr. Garrard another tornado to clean up the mess the last one left. We, the Seniors, will Mrs. Shulke the ability to grade a test in less than five weeks. We, the Seniors, will Mr. McGhee one tornado-proof towel. We, the Seniors, will Mr. Howard a time clock for Prom. We, the Seniors, will Mr. Miller a new Ford with an automatic transmission, so he won't burn up the streets of Illiopolis. We, the Seniors, will Mrs. Zeller an ever-blooming plant for her desk. We, the Seniors, will Claire Pritchett a direct telephone line with the Wagon Wheel Lodge and the bus lines. We, the Senior English Class, will Mrs. Ford one new red ink pen, knowing that she wore out her old one correcting our English notebooks. We, the American Problems Class, will Miss Alford her M.R.S. degree. We, the Senior Math Students, will Mr. McGhee four free years of Math courses at Eastern Illinois University. We, the Bookkeeping Class, will Miss Sommer one Fire Chief and an extinguisher--in case she needs itI! I, Butch Grossman, will to Roger Wicker the ability to come to school at least once a month to hold his job at DeKalb. I, Judy Cook, will to Linda Seay the ability to get to her locker after school before the person having locker 38 does. I, Barbara Ward, will ray cheerleading uniform to any girl, in hopes that my uniform will fit her better than it did me. I, Diana Barnes, will Carolyn Thomas the ability to fight for what she wants. 1, Karen Johnston, will next year's advanced algebra students the ability to keep their blood pressure down in algebra class. I, Sharon Mueller, will to Sharon Daubs my old P.E. tennis shoes and a box of iron-on tape. Also to Daubsie, a whistle for 7th hour study hall. I, Ralph Clippinger, will to Jim Whitehead my ability to spread peanut butter. I, Sherry Cockrum, will to Nancy Peters my patience with Jack Stengel and his beautiful first sax part. I, Darlene Bandy, will to Carolyn Thomas and Ella Robertson the ability to achieve all their desires in life. I, Sherry Cockrum, will Danny Witts one pedal go-cart, so he can make my dreams come true. I, Karen Johnston, will Carol Pickel the ability to get through high school as quickly as X did. We, Sharon Mueller and Diana Barnes, will to Pat Hughes and Sharon Daubs,the friendship that we have shared this year, in hopes that they do something better with it than we did. I, Sharyn Kent, will Jack Hawkins the ability to get along with Mrs. Ford. I, Sharon Long, will Miss Alford the ability to start class faster and to have a class that won't do some of the things we did to disturb her. I, Donna Seay, will to next year s Home Ec.IV class the ability to get by with all that we did (which was nothing)!! I, Darlene Bandy, will to Josefa Budzen some of my height. I, Terry Dale Pickett, being of decapacitated mind, will to Becky Baxter my future. I, Butch Grossman, will to Miss Sommer a car that will start next winter, so I won t have to start it for her. I, Judy Cook, will to Sharon Grossman the ability to set her hair in the dark when the electricity goes off and to like P.E. as well as I do. I, Ralph Clippinger, will to Miss Alford, for her Falcon, the front end of my Ford, as she can t hurt it. I, Diana Barnes, will Sharon Daubs the ability to not get too concerned with other peoples problems. I, Sharon Mueller, being of sound mind, occasionally, will to Pat Hughes standing room in Dr. Bowers office!!! I, Barbara Ward, will Sandy Poole, Paige Baxter and Cheryl Kaylor my ability to get along with the Niantic girls. I, Sherry Cockrum, will to Pat Hughes and Sandy Blakeman my good reputation. I, Larry Moore, being of feeble mind, will Jim Whitehead one of Floyd Mitchell s slightly used King Edward cigar butts with Club 27 engraved all over it. I, Terry Dale Pickett, being of insane mind, do hereby will to Becky Baxter one slightly used cell in Jacksonville, Illinois, in hopes that she can get along with the lice in cell ten. I, Sharon Long, will by 2 brothers the ability to graduate from high school. I, Larry Moore, being in the same state of mind, will to Pat Hughes an exciting 36-week stay at I.C.H.S. in the Math room, for the purpose of learning Bookkeeping. Rots-a-Ruck, Charlie!!!!! I, Donna Seay, will my well-used ruler to next year s bookkeeping class; (hope you find a better use for it than we did !) I, Larry Moore, being even worse off than before, will Miss Sommer my hardly ever used bookkeeping book, in case she can find some other poor fool to take Bookkeeping. I Sharon Long, will the girls in ninth hour P.E. class a larger dressing room, so when there are more than one class ninth hour, they can tell their clothes from someone else's. I, Sharyn Kent, will Mrs. Smith and Miss Alford the ability to put up with a certain odor”. We, Butch Grossman and Sam Smith, will Sam Garrard the ability to get 2 boys in his ag class as good as we were. We, Sharyn Rent and Sherry Cockrum, will Sandy Blakeman and Pat Hughes the ability to build up their supposedly questionable characters . We, Sharon Mueller and Sharyn Kent, will Sandy Blakeman 1 over-used skunk and a faster Ford to go with it!!! We, Karen Johnston and Barbara Ward, will Judy Wright and Margo Young 2 slightly used seats in band. We, Terry Dale Pickett and Larry Moore, will to Bobby Scott the ability to drive; also, a non-cancelable insurance policy drawn up by Mad Magazine. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: ILLIOPOLIS INSURANCE AGENCY r.e. McDermott--E.L. crane CLASS PROPHECY As we tour the world in the year 1983, we see people from the 1963 graduating class. First, we see Diana Barnes in her old 57 Chevie. She is still in the egg-selling business; in fact, she owns the largest egg plant in the United States--the Diana Egg Plant. She sold eggs to people in Illiopolis for 35 cents a dozen while she was in school. She still has many friends, but she would rather talk to the eggs, because they can't argue or fight back!!! Now we see Sharon Mueller, a world-famous model, who lives in a suburb of Illiopolis, Lanesville. When she was a senior at Illiopolis, she was a 299-pound weakling. She could outfight any boy and pick up more weights than anyone. After high school, she went to a weight-reducing school in the small neighboring town of Decatur and lost 176 pounds. Now all the boys flock around her, and she wonders why she ever lost so much weight! Today as we drop in on Karen Johnston, we see her in her Dior evening gown, practicing her GOLD clarinet for the concert at Carnegie Hall; but Karen hasn't been the same since she squeaked during a concert given at Illiopolis High. Karen is also a part-time teacher at Millikin University in Decatur. Aha! Here we see Sam Smith still driving around in his battered-up green truck. Sam is doing quite well running his own dairy farm. He was elected Best Farmer of the Year this year. Good work, Sam. Well, well, here is Butch Grossman. He is now Secretary of the Department of Agri- culture. He is going to present a demonstration to the Illiopolis Ag. Class on his in- vention of the wheel-less tractor. He now lives in Springfield with his wife, Sharon, and two lovely children. Now we go to New York to talk to Miss Sharon Long. Sharon is the hair stylist who invented all the new hair styles and tints. She uses her boyfriend for a guinea pig. He, at the latest count, has seven streaks of different color in his hair. Sharon fixes Liz Taylor's hair and charges such prices as $50 for a haircut, shampoo and set. Now, Sharon, who fixes YOUR hair? And here is Darlene Bandy, our first lady astronaut. We asked her how the trip was to the moon. She replied, It was out of this world! After her trip to the moon, she married a Decatur resident and had six children. And to think that she did not want a large family!! Well, well, what do you know! Larry Moore is still out at DeKalb in Illiopolis. He is still in Club 27, giving orders to Lightning Mitchell that he wants to cut down on feed consumption. Larry has in his mouth his ever-pleasant Rum River cigar, for which he has cornered the market. Well, wha' da ya know!!! Ralph Clippinger finally made it on the International Bas- ketball Team, because he invented the square basketball. When Ralph was in school, he was only five feet, eight inches, but now he has reached his full height of seven feet, three inches. Even though he grew so tall, he still married a short blonde from Illiop- oli8, Sherry Cockrum. Sherry and Ralph live in Washington, D.C., where Sherry is a hair stylist. Sherry is having trouble getting the dye off her hands. She's used it so many times that her hands have every color, including a green thumb. She and her shop are famous for styling Car- oline Kennedy's hair. Well, wha' da ya know about this, Sharyn Kent is out on the farm slopping the hogs. You wouldn't recognize her now; she's got her weight up to 230 pounds. How times do change. She is now president of the Poor Farmers' Association and Best All-around Hog Caller of the year. Well, next we see Terry Pickett as a fat man in a circus. He's in the big time now; he's got his own milk truck. He is just as clumsy as ever, though--------he falls off at every corner. His girlfriend, Becky, is getting tired of riding in that old milk truck. She says those rattling bottles take her mind off her business. But Terry still has a lot of faith in his truck, and even takes it for a spin around the race track. It's really exciting to see him pull those curves at 20 miles an hour. Now we see Butch Ward in her lush apartment in New York. She is trying to teach her pet tiger, Tye , how to walk on his hands to the record of Tiger Twist. Oh, we musn't forget: she is married and the proud mother of six children. Now we see Judy Cook, the speed demon typist of Illiopolis, as private secretary to the President of the United States. Judy has been busy babysitting with the President's children several nights a week, also. There is strong belief that Judy will be nominated for President on the next Republican ticket. Now we go to Paris, where we see Donna Seay. Donna has really gone far in her career as a dress designer. She has designed such dresses as the Disposable Dress , made from newspaper. Donna's career first began at Illiopolis High School. Keep on designing those originals, Donna!!! HONOR STUDENTS VALEDICTORIAN KMEN JOHNSTON D. A. R WINNER JUDY COOK SALUTATORIAN GIRLS' STATE BOYS STATE RALPH GROSSMAN GRADUATES JUNIORS PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER: MARGO YOUNG MARTHA STAHL SHARON KAPPER JOE MILLER We began our junior year by holding the Curtis Magazine Campaign. Our purpose was to raise money to sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom of 1963. Nextj we were in charge of the Homecomiing Parade. Our float theme was Hot Dog, We're the Wiener. Other activities which we had were a bake sale, car wash, sock hop, and a booth at the Community Halloween Party. Making plans for the prom was our major project. The theme was Wonderland By Night , which was held at the Elks Club in Springfield, on May 4, 1963. Judy Wright and Paige Baxter were our Varsity Cheerleaders. The Junior boys who participated in the athletics this year were Don Dale, Joe Miller, Jim Whitehead, Jim Timmons, and Harold Roberts. Ik... i j Paige Baxter Glenda Brown Josefa Budzen Betty Crayne Denzil Howard Sharon Daubs Sharon Grossman Pat Gordy Danny Hildebrandt i f Pat Hughes k i A Sue Janusweski L J A Sharon Kapper Richard Lucas Kathy Michanco Joe Miller Connie Patterson Sandy Poole Sue Reynolds Harold Roberts Ella Robertson Gerry Sanner Martha Stahl Carolyn Thomas Jim Timmons Jim Whitehead Roger Wicker Judy Wright Margo Young SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER: JIM KENT LINDA HULLINGER SYLVIA MILLER NANCY PETERS Our sophomore class started the 1962-63 school year by winning first with our Homecoming float, Lettuce Beet 'Em , We are very happy about our float record, since we also won first place last year. Our class spent the rest of the year thinking of ingenious ways of making money. Some of the successful projects were: sponsoring two sock hops, selling bracelets, and selling Christmas cards. We are planning on starting next year with more than $100 in the treasury. The sports-minded boys in our class this year are: Bob Scott, Dan Witts, Ed Dale, Jack Stengel, Robbie Bower, and Jim Moore. The cheer- leaders from our class are Mitzi Elliott, Cheryl Kaylor, Sandy Blakeman, and Sylvia Miller. The majorettes who are sophomores are Judy Sattley, Penny Howard, and Nancy Ketcham. Our class would like to express our appreciation to our sponsor, Mr. Luallen, and the parents who have made this year a successful one for us. ibk.. Li Sharon Blackwell Sandy Blakeman Ll A Don Dale Marilyn Dodson Mitzi Elliott Linda Febus Pat Hancock Jack Hawkins Penny Howard Linda Hu1linger Cheryl Kaylor James Kent Johnie Moore Wv? Mike Reynolds Nancy Ketcham Jean Mifflin Sylvia Miller Jim Moore Linda Moore I Ik -k L Nancy Peters Carol Ramsey Jaclyn Rautbort Jack Stengel Margie Roberts Bert John Stahl Rogers i Judy Jerry Timmons Don Turnbull Jim Wilson Dan Witts FRESHMEN PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER: MARILYN ADAMS RICK HEMP ELAINE SCALES STEVE ROSS ONE down! In August of the 1962-63 school year, the Illiopolis High School opened its door to the Freshman Class of '66. To start the year off the Seniors gave us a rough time with the Initiation and their special little verse each of us had to memorize. In October our class sponsored the Homecoming bonfire. The theme of our float was Argyle's 11 Win, Darned if We Don't. In December of '62, we had a Christmas Party with the exchange of gifts. The Freshmen boys who participated in football, basketball, baseball or track were: Richard Castleman, Harold Grossman, Richard Hemp, Fred Horne, Richard Koonce, Larry Peters, Steve Ross, Denzil Scales, Scott York, Larry Wicker, Delmar Bullock, Keith Johnston, and Ed Dale. Rita Kapper and Debbie Sanner were elected cheerleaders from our class. Our class wants to thank, Mr. Garrard, our class sponsor, for all of his help through- out the year. Marilyn Adams Becky Baxter Frank Bell Jerry Carey Rich Castleman Li Atk. lJ Susie Ealey Linda Etherton Diane Gordon L i A Mary Hawkins Rick Hemp i Fred Horne ik AtH L i a Billie Brown Rise Bruntjen Ed Dale Li A Linda Dunn t Harold Grossman i A Karen Grossman Rita Kapper Keith Johnston Dave Keleher Richard Koonce Marvin Lake Ed Mardis Janet Matthew Walt Michanco Larry Peters Carol Pickel Steve Ross ik.. A Deborah Sanner Mk. i iL A A Denzil Scales Elaine Scales Marlene Scales Terry Scales fct. V i L k A Hazel Stanger Frances Stelzriede Ron Underwood Terry Underwood Cathy Ward SENIOR REVENGE Repent, you sinners, repent.' Did y°u hear the one about the Linda, you're not concentrating nearsighted freshmen?? And it's smear-proof, too.' A Dior original, no less. Here we go loop de loop.' M-I-C--K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E.'.' NOW HEAR THIS!I O.K. let's break it upl THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Zim'8 Supermarket Elvin Hemp Insurance Rudd Concrete Products Wurl's Hardware STUDENT COUNCIL Front to back: Row 1: Jack Stengel, Rick Hemp, Richard Castleman, Ralph Grossman Row 2: Larry Moore, Martha Stahl, Susie Janusweski, Barbara Ward, Denzil Howard Row 3: Paige Baxter, Linda Hullinger, Sharyn Kent This year1s Student Council got off to a quick start with the election of officers at the first meeting. They were elected as follows: PRESIDENT - Paige Baxter VICE-PRESIDENT - Larry Moore SECRETARY - Barbara Ward TREASURER - Martha Stahl This year's Student Council membership was increased due to the fact that members were not only elected from the classes but also from each organization. For noontime recreation during the winter months, it was decided to have dancing every- day in study hall (desks pushed back). For this purpose we started purchasing records each week with the money in our treasury. Homecoming Week was a hectic week for all. The whole ordeal was in the hands of the Student Council. The Student Council itself was in charge of court nominations, voting for king and queen, getting the band for the dance, and getting the float judges for the parade. The following assignments were made to the different classes: Freshmen, take care of bonfire (Thursday night) and decorate goalposts for Friday night's game; Sophomores, ticket sales for the dance; Juniors, organization of parade; Seniors, decoration of gym for the dance. It was decided to have the bonfire behind the school by the baseball diamond. We completely changed our annual Christmas program. This year's theme was White Christmas. Instead of exchanging gifts, each person brought some type of food wrapped in white paper. A Christmas story was read; Reverend Carnahan gave a talk on Christmas; the gifts, which were later distributed to needy families, were placed under the tree; refreshments were served. The whole program was done by candlelight. The last thing we decided on was a set type of letter for each sport or extra curricular activity that one could receive a letter for at the end of the year. Now that this year has ended, preparations for the voting of next year's Student Council President are being made. LIBRARIANS Left to right: J. Sattley, M. Clippinger, S. Long, B. Crayne, S. Baker, S. Grossman, P. Baxter S. Janusweski, S. Blackwell, J. Rautbort, C. Ramsey, S. Cockrum, Mrs. Shulke, R. Clippinger Various student librarians assisted Mrs. Shulke this year in the library. These students, working during their study halls, did the work necessary in the operation of a school library. Some of their duties were to check in books, collect fines, keep the magazine files in shape, process new books, and assist in book selections. Through their help, you were given good library service. PRESIDENT: VICE PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: REPORTER: SENTINEL: TREASURER: CHAPTER SWEETHEART: ADVISOR: SAM SMITH RALPH GROSSMAN DON DALE LARRY MOORE DENZIL HOWARD JIM KENT SHARYN KENT GEORGE GARRARD R.ow 1: L. Peters, R. Koonce, J Stengel, G. Carey, B. Scott, J. Moore, S, Kent, Mr Garrard Row 2: J Stahl, H. Roberts, H. Grossman, D Howard, D. Dale, R. Wicker, B. Grossman, S. Smith Row 3: E. Dale, J. Kent, L. Wicker, L Moore, R. Lucas, J. Timmons In June two of our officers attended the State F.F.A. Convention in Chicago. The newly elected officers also attended a Leadership Training School at Pleasant Plains to get acquainted with their duties. Together with the F.H.A., we built a Homecoming float. Our float theme was We’re Expectin Victory. We held our Pest Contest, which was very successful, in the late fall. The F.F.A. Test Plot lay idle this year. Our meat-judging team placed second in the district. We also attended several other judging contests this year. We had a successful car wash in April to help finance our annual Parent-Son Banquet. With the help of our sponsor, Mr. Garrard, we had a happy and successful year. OFFGUARD! Fill 'er up!! Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum!? Scratch two fingers!! This where the glue goes'??? It says, cook lightly on both sides! I've been framed!! Pandora's box! Those Pearly Gates!! PRESIDENT: 1ST VICE PRES: 2ND VICE PRES: SECRETARY: TREASURER: V.P. OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: V.P. OF PROJECTS: HISTORIAN: CH. OF RECREATION: CHAPTER PARENTS: CHAPTER SISTER: ADVISOR: SHARYN KENT MARTHA STAHL DONNA SEAY MARGO YOUNG JUDY COOK SHERRY COCKRUM SHARON DAUBS JUDY WRIGHT SYLVIA MILLER MR. and MRS. JAMES KENT MR. and MRS. BRUCE STAHL MISS CONNIE DARNALL MRS. SHULKE Row 1: Mrs. ShuIke, S. Miller, D. Seay, J. Cook, M. Stahl, S. Kent, M. Young, J. Wright, B. Ward, S. Cockrum, S. Daubs Row 2: B. Grossman, S. Blackwell, M. Clippinger, S. Long, L. Moore, K. Johnston, P. Howard, L. Hullinger, J. Budzen, E. Robertson, S. Janusweski Row 3: C. Patterson, J. Sattley, C. Kaylor, R. Kapper, D. Gordon, P. Hancock, M. Dodson, S. Baker, S. Kapper, C. Thomas Row 4: D. Barnes, D. Bandy, S. Mueller, M. Hawkins, J. Mifflin, K. Grossman, B. Crayne, S. Grossman, P. Hughes, P. Gordy This year18 F.H.A. theme was Patterns for Better Living . To start the year off the F.F.A. and F.H.A. combined and built the Homecoming float, We1re Expectin' Victory . Other activities carried out by the F.H.A. during the year were the Faculty-Board Dinner, the Christmas Party, F.H.A. Week, and the Installation Banquet. Money-making projects included selling Christmas cards, cook books. Hobo Day, and sponsoring the China Town Dance . Rally Day was held at Pawnee on March 30. At the close of the year the F.H.A. held an Installation Dinner at the Redwood in Decatur on April 30 for the mothers and daughters, the new officers, and to honor the seniors. F.H.A. SNAPS Don't you dare come near me!!! it'a only a minor decorating detail!! Hold that ladder steady! The above pictures were taken at the annual F.H.A. Style Show. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row Is S. Mueller, S. Long, C. Ramsey, J. Rautbort, M. Stahl,P. Baxter, S. Miller, M. Young, J. Wright, S. Daubs, L. Moore Row 2: D. Barnes, M. Clippinger, J Cook, P Howard, N. Ketcham, K. Jonnston, S. Ealey, S. Cockrum, P« Hughes, L« Etherton Row 3: C. Patterson, C. Kaylor, C. Ward, B. Ward, D. Sanner, L, Hullinger, M. Elliott, S. Janusweski, L. Dunn, S. Blakeman, M. Adams, M, Roberts, J. Matthew, B. Crayne, Mrs. Smith The officers who assisted the President, Paige Baxter, during the 1962-63 term were: Vice President, Nancy Peters; Secretary, Mitzi Elliott; Treasurer, Nancy Ketcham; Points Chairman, Karen Johnston. The year's activity schedule was 1st six weeks 2nd six weeks 3rd six weeks 4th six weeks 5th six weeks 6th six weeks set as follows: Bowling Volleyball Basketball Basketball Swimming Swimming All the girls who accumulated their required points from attending these activities received their awards on Honors Night. The three girls chosen as contestants for the Honor Athlete Award were: Sherry Cockrum, Barbara Ward, and Judy Cook. At the end of the year, Barbara Ward was chosen as the girl to receive this award. The main activities of the year were: Football banquet. Bake sale, G.A.A. Picnic, and the working of the Homecoming Float. Our G.A.A. Camp Representative for this year is Sharon Daubs. Her alternate is Cheryl Kaylor. There were 33 girls enrolled in G.A.A. this year. FOOLIN’ AROUND 1-2-Cha-Cha-Cha!I R DDE r’y' - Your average is 320?!? X believe this one speaks for itself! My vaccination's acting up! What What form! What a posture: a follow through! What a mess! Anybody for tennis?? That's what happens when you try to put a large head in a small cap! I'm pretending!! CONCERT BAND Row 1: K. Johnston, B. Ward, M. Young, J. Wright, L. Hullinger, M. Adams, L. Moore Row 2: J. Moore, J. Budzen, L. Etherton, R. Bruntjen, S. Blakeman, L. Dunn, S. Miller, R. Koonce, S. Kent Row 3: J. Rautbort, P. Gordy, P. Howard, C. Pickel, N. Peters, N. Ketcham, J. Stengel, S. Cockrua, M. Elliott, D. Bullock, F. Bell Row 4: C. Ramsey, D. Scales, J. Sattley, Mr. Bosworth, C. Kaylor Not Pictured: M. Reynolds, S. Reynolds, F. Horne, L. Casey, B. Scott, L. Moore , S. Ross In the fall, the band, nun ering forty-two, played for the five home football games, and it marched in the Homecoming Parade. The junior and senior band members attended the County Music Festival at Griffin High In Springfield on November 1, 1962. In January, the meters selected contest numbers. On March 16, State Solo and Ensemble Contest was held at Millikin University in Decatur. Our nine entries received four superior ratings and five excellent ratings. On April 20, the band proved its worth when it received a second rating at State Band Contest also held at Millikin. On May 10, song flutes, fifth grade band, Junior high band and chorus, and high school band and choruses made up the Spring Concert. MAJORETTES PAT GORDY NANCY KETCHAM DRUM MAJOR JOHNIE MOORE PENNY HOWARD JUDY SATTLEY GIRLS CHORUS R°W Mr Boero°t aPPer Clippinger, M. Adams, P. Howard, S. Blakeman, L. Hullinger, Row 2: D. Barnes, S. Long, B. Ward, M. Elliott, D. Gordon, R. Bruntjen, C. Pickel, K.. Johnston Row 3: D. Bandy, L. Febus, M. Hawkins, J. Matthew, P. Hancock, J. Wright, S. Ealey Row 4: D. Seay, S. Mueller, L. Moore, M. Young, S. Kent, L. Dunn, S. CocKrum BOYS CHORUS Row 1: Mr. Bosworth, F. Bell, D. Scales, Row 2: D. Howard, L. Moore, K. Johnston, Not Pictured: L. Casey, G. Sanner S. Ross, R. Clippinger, D. Witts R. Underwood, R. Castleman, J. Hawkins MIXED CHORUS Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: L. Etherton, R. Kapper, M. Clippinger, M. Adams, J. Stahl. D. Scales, R. Koonce, F. Bell, P. Howard; S. Blakeman L. Hullinger, fr. Bosworfch C. Kaylor, D. Barnes, S. Long, B. Ward, M. Elliott, J. Moore, B. Scott, S. Ross, J. Stengel, D. Gordon, R. Bruntjen, C. Pickel, K. Johnston D. Bandy, L. Febus, M. Hawkins, R. Clippinger, R. Underwood, J. Hawkins, D. Witts, J. Matthew, P. Hancock, C. Ramsey D. Seay, S. Mueller, L. Moore, L. Moore, R. Castleman, D. Howard, K. Johnston, S. Cockrum, S. Ealey, S. Miller, L. Dunn On November 1, 1962, selected chorus members participated in the County Music Festival which was held at Griffin High School in Springfield. In January, all the members pitched in and helped select contest numbers. On April 20, 1963, the mixed chorus and girls chorus received a second rating at the State Band and Chorus Contest which was held at Mlllikln University in Decatur. On May 10, together with song flutes, fifth grade band, junior high band and chorus, and high school band, the high school choruses helped present the annual Spring Concert. A” STUDENTS Row 1: K. Johnston, P. Howard, L. Hullinger Row 2: J. Kent, R. Castleman, R. Hemp Row 3: R. Kapper B” STUDENTS Row 1: R. Bruntjen, M. Adams, D. Seay, N. Ketcham, M. Stahl Row 2: B. Ward, S. Miller, S. Kent, S. Blakeman, L. Luelling, T. Underwood Row 3: J. Stengel, J. Stahl, T. Pickett, R. Koonce At Illiopolis High School the students are recognized for their Scholastic Achievement by being listed on the honor rolls at the end of each six weeks and semester grading period The A Honor Roll Students must receive an A average, with no grade lower than B. The B Honor Roll Students must earn a B average, with no grade lower than C. The students pictured on this page maintained the A or B average during the first semes te?; of the school year Mr. Almost Industrious Miss Manners ,--1963 The only way to it shut!'. Candid Camera candidates! They need the calories!? 7th hour's so stimulating! Mr. Irresistible and date This spells T-R-O-U-B-L-E!! HOMECOMING 1962 The 1962 Homecoming Festivities opened Thursday evening with the traditional bonfire held on the school grounds. Townfolk and stu- dents gathered around the bright fire as the Pep band played. Mem- bers of the football team tossed the symbolic Moweaqua dummy into the fire. The cheerleaders led some peppy cheers after which Coach Luallen, Larry Moore, and Ralph Clippinger gave pep talks. Then those participating in the trad- itional Snake Dance proceeded around the football field. The day for the annual homecom- ing parade was just right. The float winners were announced during the half time intermission at the football game that The homecoming festivities were climaxed Saturday with the Homecom- ing Dance, Anchors Aweigh . Every- one was excited when the retiring queen and king, Gail Bruntjen and Dale Casey, crowned Sharyn Kent and Butch Grossman homecoming Queen and King for 1962-63. The court members were Diana Barnes, Barbara Ward, Sherry Cock- rum, Karen Johnston, Sam Smith, Terry Pickett, Ralph Clippinger, and Larry Moore. Julie Johansen and Jon Wurl served as crown bear- ers. Following the coronation the Royal Dance was led by the new king and queen. night. Music for the dance was provided by Reed Baker of Clinton, Illinois. The float winners were: 1st place — Sophomore Class —- Lettuce Beet Em 2d place -- F.F.A.-F.H.A. -- We're Expectin' Victory 3d place — G.G.A. — We're Stir'en Up Victory Arr KAREN JOHNSTON LARRY MOORE BARBARA WARD TERRY PICKETT CORONATION ROYAL DANCE HOMECOMING SNAPS HONORS NIGHT Scholastic Awards Athletic Awards Music Awards Perfect Attendance Awards G.A.A. Awards CANDID SHOTS They have to come out, huh Doc?? I have spoken!! Loud, ain't she?? SENIORS AND DATES DIANA BARNES JOHN MOFFETT--LARRY MOORE SHARON MUELLER--RALPH CLIPPINGER SHERRY COCKRUM SHARON KAPPER BUTCH GROSSMAN—RALPH COX SHARON LONG--TERRY PICKETT BECKY BAXTER AT THE PROM DAVE HULLINGER KAREN JOHNSTON —RICHARD CAST LEMAN 6c BARBARA WARD—BILL REEDER 6c SHARYN KENT JUDY COOK DONNA SEAY JUNIOR-SENIOR PLAY Left to right: Donna Seay, Sharyn Kent, Joe Miller, Jim Timmons, Martha Stahl, Gerry Sanner, Josefa Budzen, Carolyn Thomas, Terry Pickett, Sue Janusweski, Ella Robertson, Margo Young, Larry Casey, OFF THE TRACK MR. JOHN MORGAN GERKY SANNER SILAS DOBBINS TERRY PICKETT FLICKIE NELSON SHARYN KENT BETTY PHILLIPS SUE JANUSWESKI JOAN PARKER CAROLYN THOMAS MRS. GUISEPPE GUARINO DONNA SEAY ANTONIA GUARINO JOSEFA BUDZEN BILL LINDSAY JIM TIMMONS MR. ALONZO POZENBY JOE MILLER WILLIE WOODSON LARRY CASEY EVALINA BUMPASS MARGO YOUNG MRS. REGINALD VANDERVENTER MARTHA STAHL MISS PIDGIE McDOUGAL ELLA ROBERTSON Director: Mrs. Margaret Ford Off the Track , a royalty play written by Felicia Metcalfe, was the story of a group of train passengers who were stranded in an old station house far away from any form of civilization, , The humorous handy man,,a suspected robbery, and a domineering fiancee all contributed to an entertaining evening of light comedy and mystery. THE FORWARD LOOK!! I'd RATHER do it my-SELF!! NOW you tell us!!! FOOTBALL SQUAD Row 1: S. York, Manager; R. Bower, F. Horne, L. Peters, B. Scott, S. Ross Row 2: Coach Me Ghee, J. Timmons, D. Witts, R. Hemp, H. Roberts, E. Dale, Coach Luallen Row 3: D. Dale, J. Whitehead, J. Miller, K. Johnston, R. Castleman, L. Moore The football season got off to a good start with the Pirates defeating Pawnee 7-6. This win must be considered a team victory, because all the players played excellent football. The next Friday Illiopolis took on their rival, Niantic. The game was scoreless for three quarters until Niantic scored and went on to win, 13-0. Assumption then came to Illiopolis and defeated the Pirates 51-6. Illiopolis then traveled to Maroa. Although the Pirates lost this game 26-7, they did make a better showing than they made the week before. The Meridian Conference champs, Lovington, were the next team to beat the Pirates 38-7. The Pirates made a good showing, however. The Pirates then lost to Bethany 32-6 due to the many costly errors that were made during the game. Illiopolis next took on Moweaqua. They played a fine game on their homecoming, but they lost 32-0. In the last game of the season Illiopolis scored 26 points, but they were unable to stop Argenta and were beaten by eight points. JIM TIMMONS DON DALE END GUARD TACJfLE HAROLD ROBERTS HALFBACK BOB SCOTT CENTER 4V.I STEVE ROSS KEITH JOHNSTON END CENTER FOOTBALL AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER MOST VALUABLE PLAYER HONORARY CAPTAIN Mr. McGhee, J. Miller, L. Moore, J. Whitehead, Mr. Luallen YEA TEAM ! CHEERLEADERS PAIGE BAXTER JUDY WRIGHT CHERYL KAYLOR BARBARA WARD MITZI ELLIOTT SANDY BLAKEMAN jJrv U. OF I. INVASION On November 24, 1962 the football players, cheerleaders, their coaches and sponsor and the administrator traveled to Champaign to the University of Illinois campus for the Michigan-Illinois football game. We left Saturday morning bright and early and spent a very enjoyable day touring the campus and attending the game. BASKETBALL TEAM Row 2: Coach McGhee, R. Bower, H. Grossman, R. Hemp, R. Castleman, L. Moore J. Miller, D. Witts, S. Ross, Coach Luallen Row 1: J. Moore, L. Peters, S. York, B. Scott, J. Stengel, E. Dale, R. Koonce, Manager: L. Wicker ILLIOPOLIS OPPONENTS 26 39 Tri-City 54 71 Findlay 22 42 Lovington 48 32 Tower Hill SEASONS 32 34 45 65 Bethany 53 Moweaqua 48 Lovington 39 58 Niantic 31 59 Tri-City 28 47 Assumption 24 71 Blue Mound 56 41 Mt. Auburn 58 62 Maroa 45 66 Divemon 50 65 Kincaid 43 77 Stonington 47 51 Niantic 1 41 71 Macon 47 28 Mt. Auburn 52 59 Assumption 36 63 Niantic RESULTS Denotes Tournament Games 1 Double Overtime Game VARSITY SQUAD ED DALE GUARD JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD J Moore, S. York, J. Stengel, R. Bower, H. Grossman, R. Hemp, S. Ross L. Peters, R. Koonce, Coach Luallen VARSITY CHEERLEADERS PAIGE BAXTER m 11 ♦ ‘i % $ ' 1 v ttr JUDY WRIGHT % ' T CHERYL KAYLOR MITZI ELLIOTT BARBARA WARD SANDY BLAKEMAN JUNIOR VARsI IY cHttKLbADbKb ‘ Z-V' ‘ SYLVIA MILLER RITA KAPPER DEBBIE SANNER Tell me. Doctor.... ....then you follow through after the blood rushes to your head. TRACK TEAM Row Is D. Bullock, F. Horne Row 2: S. Ross, E Dale, D Witts, R. Bower Row 3: Manager: L Wicker, B. Scott, J, Timmons, J. Miller, D. Dale, K. Johnston, R Castleman, R. Hemp, J Whitehead, Coach Luallen JOE MILLER 880, MILE RELAY, 220 JIM WHITEHEAD BROAD JUMP, SHOT, DISCUS, 880 RELAY JIM TIMMONS MILE BOB SCOTT BROAD JUMP, HIGH HURDLES, POLE VAULT, 880 RELAY DON DALE DISCUS, SHOT, 440, HIGHJUMP BOB BOWER ED DALE 440, MILE MILE, MILE RELAY DAN WITTS 440, MILE RELAY, DISCUS TRACK April 2 Warrensburg-Latham 102 Illiopoli8 53 1 2 Maroa 22 April 5 Lovington 77 3 4 Illiopolis 41 1 4 April 9 Stonington 79 Illiopolis 42 Blue Mound 25 April 16 Tri-City 58 Illiopolis 53 Maroa 36 April 24 Assumption 71 Niantic 46 1 2 Illiopolis 29 1 2 April 30 Tri-City 85 Illiopolis 44 Riverton 19 SCORES BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: Scott York, Fred Horne, Steve Ross, Bob Scott, Denzil Scales, Jim Moore Row 2: Coach McGhee, Ed Dale, Dan Witts, Rick Hemp, Rich Castleman, Jim Timmons, Jim Whitehead, Ralph Clippinger, Manager: Larry Wicker ILLIOPOLIS OPPONENTS 0 8 Niantic 3 6 Lovington BASEBALL « 11 Niantic RESULTS 0 15 Williamsville 0 10 Assumption 6 11 Blue Mound 3 13 Niantic YEARBOOK STAFF Standing: Judy Cook, Diana Barnes, Darlene Bandy, Sharon Daubs, Donna Seay, Miss Sommer, Pat Hughes, Ralph Clippinger, Sue Janusweski, Joe Miller, Martha Stahl. Seated: Sharyn Kent, Sherry Cockrum, Karen Johnston. The Yearbook Staff would like to thank all those individuals who so willingly co-operated and assisted in making this 1963 Pirate Log possible. We would especially like to thank the following for giving our treasury a boost: Mr. and Mrs. Milton Showalter Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. McGee Sattley's Standard Service Frazier's Barber Shop Dale's Garage American Legion Auxiliary THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: J.C. Ross Sons National Cleaners Illiopolls Sentinel Blakeman's Electric HOW WE LOOKED THEN HOW WE LOOK NOW Standing: Terry Pickett, Larry Moore, Sam Smith. Seated: Barbara Ward, Sharyn Kent, Karen Johnston, Judy Cook. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: ggggjSffj S INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA • -v 55. ■' Mi - - r ;; ... v.. BjgKWWi Jg si«P« . V. ; -v - ur LV k£ y. •: ;: , - Y i™ ' ■ : fp?4T „ ' . 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