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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

Pirate PUBLISHED BY THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF ILLIOPOLIS HIGH SCHOOL eviration We dedicate this yearbook to Miss Betty Sommer. Without her numerous extra hours to guide and aid us, the publishing of this yearbook would not have been possible. She has been a friend as well as a teacher to all of us on the yearbook staff. Board of Education John H Bruntjen, Earl Malson, John J Dobrinsky, William I, Peters, Lester H. Miller, Supt. Wayne J. Maxheimer, Haldon W. Bliler, Herbert W. Casey The school board had the Spanish, biology, and chemistry laboratories remodeled for the beginning of this school year. New fire doors and a fire escape were installed for the high school building. Equipment purchased for the physical education departments by the school board included field hockey, badminton, tennis, and football equipment. The school board election was held April 11, 1964. The incumbents, William Peters and John Dobrinsky, did not seek re-election. Bill Etherton, Don Whitten, and Prosper Tournear were candidates for election with Don Whitten and Bill Etherton being elected as the new school board members. Later in the year further plans for remodeling were made. These included Mr. Howard's office and the high school library. Administration Lester H. Miller, B. of Ed,, M.S. Eastern Illinois State College University of Illinois Superintendent Claire Pritchett Secretary James M. Howard, B.A., M.A. University of Kentucky Superintendent Jeanette Zeller Secretary, Bookkeeper Shirley Alford University of Tennessee Berea College Bachelor of Science Spanish--Physical Education Betty J. Sommer Bachelor of Science MacMurray College Commerce Alma Howard Bachelor of Science Morehead State College Home Economics, Library, Science Faculty Richard Weber B. S. in Education M. A. in Physical Education Eastern Illinois University Physical Education Mathematics Mary M. Smith Illinois State University McKendree College University of Arkansas Physical Education Richard Isett B. S. in Education M. A. in History University of Missouri N. E. Missouri State Teachers College Social Science Margaret Ford Bachelor of Education Illinois State Normal University English—Speech Gary Warnick Bachelor of Musical Education Millikin University Eastern Illinois University Music Dorothy Hartley Bachelor of Science in Science Eureka College University of Illinois Science Faculty Virginia Stone Bachelor of Science in Education Illinois State University English John Hughes University of Missouri B. S. in Agriculture Master of Education Agriculture, Science Barbara Sheller Bachelor of Science in Education Illinois State University Mathematics Janitors Cafeteria Workers Frank Daubs Pat Welch Gerald Butler Gertude Utz Mable Blakeman Juanita Kitson Katie Easton Bus Drivers Pat Welch Frank Daubs Milton Showalter Jake Sattley SECRETARY Denzil Weir Howard Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1-4; Jr. Sr. Play 4; Chorus 1-3; Student Coun- cil 2,3. PRESIDENT Judith Moselle Wright J. V. Cheerleader 1,2; Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4; G.A.A. 3; F.H.A. 1-4; His- torian 3; President 4; F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart 4; Jr. Sr. Play 4; Science Club 4; Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff 1,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1,2,4; Contest 3,4; Class Sec- retary 2; Class President 4; D.A.R. Award 4; Girls' State 3. VICE PRESIDENT Cheryl Kay Daubs Barfield G.A.A. 1-4; Camp Repre- sentative 3; F.H.A. 1-4; Vice President of Projects 3; Historian 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Homecoming Can- didate 4; Class Vice-Pres- ident 1,4; Class Treasurer 2; Student Council 1,4; Pres- ident 4. TREASURER Carolyn Sue Thomas F.H.A. 1-4; Jr. Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Treas- urer 4; Chorus 4. STUDENT COUNCIL Susan Paige Baxter Hall J. V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheer- leader 2-4; Captain 3,4; G.A.A. 1-4; President 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Home- coming Candidate 4; Class President 2; F.T.A. 1; Secretary 1; Student Council 2-4; President 3; Secretary 4; Salutatorian 4. STUDENT COUNCIL Sharon Elizabeth Kapper Transfer student from Ursuline Academy 1; Mission Club 1; F.H.A. 2-4; Secretary 4; Jr. Sr. Play 4; Drama Club 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Class Secretary 3; Student Council 4; Out- standing Home Economics Student Award. Josefa Budzen F.H.A. 1-4; Jr. Sr. Play 3; Prompter 4; Drama Club 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1,2. Donald Lee Dale Football 1-4; Basketball 2,4; Base- ball 4; Track 3; I Club 1,4; Secre- tary 4; F.F.A. 1-4; Secretary 3; Re- porter 4; Homecoming King 4. Larry Keith Casey Basketball 2,4; Track 2,4; Jr. Sr. Play 3; Drama Club 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Student Council 4. Patricia Elaine Gordy F.H.A. 1-4; Historian 4; Librarian 1,2,4; Jr. Sr. Play Prompter 4; Chorus 1-4; Con- test 4. Danny Gene Hildebrandt Patricia Lea Hughes G.A.A. 1-4; F.H.A. 1-3; Pho- tographer 2; Yearbook Staff 3; Chorus 1-2. Jr. Sr. Play 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Valedictorian 4. Jean Allison Visner Lovins Transfer student from Ritenour Senior High School; R.G.A.A. 3; Librarian 1-3; Pep Club 3; Drawing and Painting Club 2; Foreign Relations Committee 3; Student Council 3. Joe Dale Miller Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Free Throw Trophy 4; Track 1-4; 1 Club 1,4; President 4; Jr. Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Club 4; Vice- President 4; Yearbook Staff 1,3; Homecom- ing Candidate 4; Band 1; Class Treasurer 3; Boys' State 3. Sandra Kay Poole G.A.A. 4; F.H.A. 1-4; Li- brarian 1-3; Jr. Sr. Play 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Band 1,2; Chorus 1-3; Student Council 1-3. Ella Marie Robertson F.H.A. 1-4; Jr. Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; President 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Cho- rus 4. Martha Jean Stahl G.A.A. 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Vice-President 3; Jr. Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Science Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; President 4; Year- book Staff 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Class Vice President 3; Student Council 3; Treasurer 3; Chorus 1,2. Margo Ann Young G.A.A. 1-4; Treasurer 1; F.H.A. 1-4; 2nd Vice-President 4; Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook Edi- tor 4; Jr. Sr. Play 3,4; Band 1-4; Contest 3,4; Chorus 1-4; Class Pres- ident 3; Class Secretary 1; G.A.A. Senior Athlete Award. James Arthur Timmons Football 1-3; Baseball 3; Track 1,3; 1 Club 3,4; Jr. Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Band 1. Senior Class History August of 1960 brought the dazed freshman class of 31 members to the halls of I. H. S. Although we were the recipients of the typical torment by the Seniors on the dreaded initia- tion, we survived. Class officers were: President, Jim Whitehead; Vice-President, Sharon Daubs; Secretary, Margo Young; and Treasurer, Bette Crayne. Student council Representatives were Sharon Daubs and Connie Patterson. Our Homecoming float theme was We Drag 'em Down. We had a school carnival booth, The Hitching Post, which won first prize. We made it back in August of 1961 with 32 members. Class officers were: Paige Baxter, President; Denzil Howard, Vice-President; Judy Wright, Secretary; and Sharon Daubs, Treasurer. Larry Casey and Denzil Howard were Student Council Representatives. Our Homecoming Float that year was entitled We'll Raid 'Em of Victory. We had a booth for the Yearbook Carnival for Shaving a Balloon , and we held a bake sale at Ross's in April. August, 1962, brought back our class of 29 strong. Class officers were: President, Mar- go Young; Vice-President, Martha Stahl; Secretary, Sharon Kapper; and Treasurer, Joe Miller. Student Council Representatives were Paige Baxter, Martha Stahl, and Denzil Howard. We began our year by having a Curtis Magazine Campaign to raise money for sponsoring the Junior-Senior Prom. We were in charge of the Homecoming Parade. Our float theme was Hot Dog, We're the Wiener . Other activities included a bake sale, car wash, sock hop, and a booth at the Halloween Party. The Prom theme was Wonderland by Night. The Prom was held at the Elk's Club in Springfield on May 4, 1963. Judy Wright attended Girls' State and Joe Miller attended Boys’ State. Our climax year of high school at good 'ole X. H. S. came in August of 1963. We were twenty strong. Class officers were President, Judy Wright; Vice-President, Sharon Daubs; Secretary, Denzil Howard; and Treasurer, Carolyn Thomas. Student Council representatives were Paige Baxter and Sharon Kapper. We had the great pleasure of bestowing our trivial commands upon the new freshman class. Our Homecoming float then was Well'll Win by a Great Martian . We operated the candy machine and also were in charge of a concession at all the home basketball games of the high school. We also held two bake sales. For our class trip we chose to go to the Wagon Wheel Resort near Rockton, Illinois, on May 16. Judy Wright received the D. A. R. award. The Class Valedictorian was Danny Hildebrandt and Salutatorian was Paige Baxter Hall. Baccalaureate came on May 24 followed by Commence- ment on May 29. Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1964, being in our usual state of confusion, do declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: We, the Senior Class, will the Freshman Class the ability to become Seniors We, the Senior Class, will the Sophomore Class our comfortable seats in study hall We, the Senior Class, will the Junior Class one class sponsor, in hopes that they can get along with him better than we did. We, the Senior Class, will the cooks a new recipe book We, the Senior Class, will the janitors a supply o$ insecticide to keep the termites out of the building. We, the Senior Class, will Miss Alford a self-polishing, red Lincoln Continental with in- destructible fenders. We, the Senior Class, will Mrs. Ford a new senior class who digs Shakespeare better than we did. We, the Senior Class, will Mrs. Hartley a supply of unbreakable materials for her chemis- try lab. We, the Senior Class,will Mr. Howard a pair of binoculars, so he won't strain his eyes when looking across the street. We, the Senior Class, will Mrs. Howard a well-supplied library. We, the Senior Class, will Mr. Hughes a set of whitewall tires for his screaming Tempest, in hopes that David doesn't tear it up. We, the Senior Class, will Mr. Isett a new supply of students to kick out of class----his old supply is exhausted. We, the Senior Class, will Mrs. Sheller the ability to smile while walking through the halls. We, the Senior Class, will Mrs. Smith a new blue polka-dotted Cadillac that runs without oil and water; now checking it won't interfere with her tight time schedule. We, the Senior Class, will Miss Sommer a bookkeeping class that dislikes chewing gum as much as we did. We, the Senior Class, will Mrs. Stone the ability to stick to her diet. We, the Senior Class, will Mr. Warnick fifty new indestructible band uniforms, so under- classmen can't tear the emblems off. We, the Senior Class, will Mr. Weber a round classroom for obvious reasons. We, the Senior Class, will Mrs. Pritchett the ability to arrive at school on time. We, the Senior Class, will Mrs. Zeller a larger desk because hers is always overcrowded. And last, but not least, we will our most valuable possessions: I, Denzil Howard, will Jerry Timmons another study hall without a teacher. I, Joe Miller, will to Doc Weber my ability to understand solid geometry. I, Ella Robertson, will to any junior the privilege of joining the Old Maids Club------- President is Miss Sommer; Vice-President is Ella Robertson. We, Judy Wright and Paige Hall, will next year's cheerleaders our delapidated school spi- rit, in hopes that they can build it up and also have a peaceful practice session. I, Martha Stahl, will to Linda Febus my half of the little corner we shared in the girls' locker room in hopes she will now have enough room to breathe. I, Pat Hughes, will to Linda Etherton the ability to obtain as good a reputation in her future years in high school as I have in mine. I, Denzil Howard, will to Wayne Koonce the ability to throw the large medicine ball. I, Jim Timmons, will my ability to sleep in Miss Soraner's bookkeeping class to anyone who needs the extra sleep. I, Sharon Barfield, will to all high school girls the ability to PUSH so they can get to their overcrowded lockers. We, Margo Young and Judy Wright, will George Kopp the ability to play his tuning note. I, Pat Hughes, will Nancy Peters five acres of land for the purpose of building a school for mushrooming. , Don Dale’ wlU Bob Scott “y ability to talk in class and not be slapped by one red- h6fld6Q teacher• I, Pat Hancock, will to Linda Dunn my No. 1 locker in the corner. I Pat Gordy, will Marsha Sanner the ability to have as much fun initiating someone as I did with her. I, Joe Miller, will Mark Rautbort my grace and running ability. I, Don Dale, will not be back. I, Pat Hughes, will Sandy Blakeman my small space in the llliopolis weekly gossip column. I, Judy Wright, being in a strong state of mentality, will Judy Sattley one bottle of fattening asthma pills. I, Pat Hancock, will Dan Witts a mask to wear when Cheryl's fingers start flying. I, Danny Hildebrandt, will to the high school teachers the hope that through the best turn of fate they will somehow, someday, teach a class as great and as wonderful as the Illi- opolis senior class of 1963-64. I, Margo Young, will to Nancy Peters a tube of lipstick, so I can win a certain bet. I, Josefa Budzen, will Linda Hullinger the ability to grow tall and not shrink . I, Sandy Poole, being of sound mind, occasionally, will Cathy Ward the ability to drive (in hopes she does a better job than I do.) We, Carolyn Thomas and Sharon Kapper, do solemnly will Miss Sommer our ability to ex- plain bookkeeping to each other, thereby learning much more than we did the way she explained it. . .Interest=Principal x Rate x TimeiJ I, Sharon Barfield, will to dare-devil Dunn the ability to drive carefully now that she has her license. I, Sandy Poole, will Mike Reynolds the ability to have a perfect attendence record next year. I, Jean Lovins, having used it all semester hereby will Becky Baxter her typewriter so she no longer has any excuse to use Terry's. I, Sharon Grossman, hereby will my place in study hall to anyone who can find any better use for it than I did. I, Larry Casey, will to Don Turnbull my reputation for having the loudest six-cylinder in Macon and Sangamon Counties. I, Carolyn Thomas, will to Jack Stengel longer hair, just in case teasing hair comes back in style. X, Margo Young, will to dahling little Linda Hullinger my stupendous height. We, Larry Casey and Don Dale, will now submit our farewell greetings to ICHS. We, Sandy Poole and Jean Lovins, being of decapitated mind and curly locks do hereby will Cathy Ward the ability to curl her hair. We, sandy Poole and Pat Gordy, will Mr. Xsett the ability to finish his choo choo book before he draws old age pension. I, Sharon Grossman, hereby will Terry Scales the ability to get home before curfew, even if I didn't. Signed, sealed, and declared as our Last Will and Testament. Class of 1964 Senior Class Prophecy After many days of searching, we find Larry Casey in his well-concealed Bunny Hutch . Larry is successfully employed as editor of Playboy Magazine following the recent arrest of Hugh Heffner, his father-in-law. Next we encounter Patty Gordy. She is Illiopolis's own Cleopatra. Patty is also famous for her book, My Many Loves , and the famed owner of her Patty Wagon , the newest convertible out. Jim Timmons is now an actor in Hollywood currently starring as Traybor in ''Way-Out on Thursday nights. He got his start in the Junior-Senior play at old ICHS. Margo Stretch Young is now traveling with the Hazel Walker basketball team. She plays guard and is the smallest girl on the team at 6’11 . Sharon Peppermint Grossman is now the latest at the Peppermint Lounge twisting up a storm in her bright orange slacks and lavender mink. Isn't she the wildest? Sharon Barfield, as we find her, has followed in her father's footsteps. She is now the janitor at Illiopolis High School. She has even taken up smoking a cigar to follow her famous father. Now we find Paige Hall who is the head brain surgeon in Chicago. She is also noted for her marriage counseling at Carver Junior High School. Here is Patty Hancock. We see that she has extinguished Mr. Carter's flame of love for our own Miss Burgess. What about Mr. Carter? Well, Mr. Carter, Denzil Howard, is the Blue Ribbon Dog Tick Picker of Illiopolis. This job keeps Denzil very busy, as does his seven children. Here is Martha Stahl. She is still a student at the University of Illinois after 36 years. We wonder whether her subjects are that difficult or whether there are other interests. Of course, we have heard of many things happening on this beautiful campus. We find Don Dale in New York. He has a famous business on the corner of Walk and Don't Walk —pushing dope to unsuspecting kiddies. Isn't Don the Greatest?I!!I!!!I!!! Unsuspectingly we find Ella Robertson who is now the President of Ross's, Inc. She also has a new invention— Throw Away Clothes . Wear them once and throw them away. It took us many days to locate Carolyn Thomas. Carolyn has been very busy for the last few years. She has been searching for her long-lost boyfriend somewhere in the Sahara Desert. She can be seen every day crawling through the desert on her hands and knees calling his name. Several times she thought she had found him, but it turned out to be only a mirage. Sandi Poole has found her life-long ambition. She is the only angora dealer in Xlliopoli8. She is also the All-American Ring Wrapper. She got her practice during her days at old ICHS. We find Sharon Kapper is now happily married to Ralph Grossman. Butch has provided him and his wife with Twin Tractors . They take their tractors out only on Sunday for a joyride through town. We wonder what they will do with their children--13 tractors alike????????!!!!:!!!: We have found Josefa Budzen now employed as head waitress at the Space Needle Restaurant in Seattle. One of her other duties is to polish the 500-foot needle with Comet every two weeks. Joe Miller is still second best in track, but now he is the second best 880 man in the world. As usual, the person who beats Joe is the best 880 man, the famed Lawson from Tri-City. After many years of struggle, Judy Wright has finally attained the job of head diaper changer at Fix-It Hospital. Judy is extremely happy now that she has fulfilled her life-long ambition. Danny Hildebrandt is a famed scientist, chemist, and inventor. Danny's latest invention is that of Instant H2O, where all you have to do is add water and stir. Danny also helps Mr. Howard say lithium instead of litmus. Last but not least we find Pat Hughes. It was difficult to find Pat because she leads such a sheltered life. We find Pat spends much time with Larry Casey. Pat is now working at her favorite job—Head Bunny in Larry's Playboy Club. NAME LIKES Sharon Daubs Barfield Jim Paige Baxter Hall Larry Josefa Budzen T-Birds Larry Chevelle Casey Malibus and Hot Dodges Don Dale Money Pat Convertibles Gordy and Motorcycles in the Steak and Shake Sharon Grossman Johnny Patricia Hancock Denzil Danny Hildebrandt Food Denzil Howard Pat Pat Hughes Pontiacs and Ruffles Sharon Kapper Butch Joanie Jean Lovins Bullwinkle Joe Miller Girls Sandi Poole Dale and '57 Chevies Ella Robertson Everyone Martha Stahl Clothes and college boys Carolyn Thomas Bob and fattening foods Jim Timmons Everybody Judy Wright Almost every- thing and everyone Margo Young Happy people DISLIKES Waiting pastime Sleeping Cruelty Keeping Larry happy Snobby people Dreaming English Literature Going to Decatur No money Working for DeKalb Sweet pickles Spinach and boring people Dreaming Certain teachers Writing letters and listening to the latest gossip Snobs Talking on the phone Work Watching TV Grouchy people Most anything Gossip Own a new Pontiac Conceited and stubborn people Eating and Sleeping Washing dishes Making a happy home Conceited girls ????? Nosey and boring people Censored Spelling Listening to Gospel Quartets Teachers who have pets Being gone Bookkeeping, Bullheaded teachers, and Spinach Writing Bob, Daydreaming about Bob School Goofin' off Unpredictable people Nothing Conceited people Having fun AMBITION FOUND To be a good housewife With Jim To be a good wife and teacher With Larry To get a T-Bird (lavender) Can't be to own a Malibu and earn a million Not guilty Make a million Anywhere To get set free Anyplace from cities (main prison) except home Staying out of trouble and to be ambitious Who knows! A Bookkeeper With Denzil Own a Lincoln Continental Nowhere Farming With Pat Sleeping Anyplace but home Bookkeeper At refrigerator and marriage or in bed To get an automatic dishwasher At home Censored 5- room bachelor flat To have an ambition With Dale To be a success In a church activity To be happy, healthy, and wealthy, wealthy, wealthy!!! Here 'n there Not too ambitious Still Hunting Get out of School Hard at work Get rich quick Within a radius of 15 miles To be happy Anywhere Bring on the Metrecal. Senior Sneak Day Hey! It 8 flooding! Does it bite? Bottom'8 I can too swim Doc Quack Weber and his flock Graduation Honor Students VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN DANNY HILDEBRANDT PAIGE BAXTER HALL GIRLS' STATE D. A. R. WINNER JUDY WRIGHT BOYS' STATE JOE MILLER Junior Class Officers PRES. CHERYL KAYLOR V. PRES. NANCY KETCHAM SEC. LINDA FEBUS TREAS. JOHNIE MOORE The Homecoming parade provided the Junior class with the first big thrill of the year. We enjoyed being in charge of the parade and were happy to receive first place for our float We'll Stamp Out De-Feet. Choosing our class rings, attending our class party on December 20, selling magazines, sponsoring a car wash and a sock hop, and selling coke at basketball games, along with planning the banquet and prom kept us busy and interested. Junior boys who participated in sports this year were: Rob Bower, Ed Dale, Jim Kent, Jim Moore, Johnie Moore, Bob Scott, John Stahl, Jack Stengel, Don Turnbull, and Dan Witts. Cheryl Kaylor and Sandy Blakeman were Cheerleaders, and Nancy Ketcham, Penny Howard, and Judy Sattley were Majorettes. Thanks very much to our sponsor, Miss Alford, and to our parents for making this year a successful one for us. Sharon Blackwell Marilyn Dodson Cheryl Kaylor Jim Moore Linda Febus Penny Howard David Hughes Linda Hullinger Sylvia Miller Carol Ramsey Jaclyn Rautbort Don Turnbull Mike Reynolds Jim Wilson Judy Sattley Jack Stengel Dan Witts Photograph not available Roy Stacey Sophomore Class Officers PRES. STEVE ROSS V. PRES. RICHARD KOONCE SEC. RITA KAPPER TREAS. RICHARD HEMP The sophomore class had a very busy year. We sold Homecoming Dance tickets and won the Lions Club plaque with our float We're Mixing Up a Victory. We had a Christmas party on December 21 and a Pizza Party on May 23. Our big project was the vest sale. We sold red and black reversible corduroy vests for both boys and girls. The cost was $3.00 per vest. We had only one other project, a bake sale, which was held on April 18. Cheerleaders from our class were: Debbie Sanner and Rita Kapper on the Varsity Squad, and Linda Etherton and Becky Baxter on the Junior Varsity Squad. Boys participating in sports from our class were: Steve Ross, Scott York, Rick Hemp, Louis Borkhardt, Keith Johnston, Dave Keleher, Larry Wicker, Harold Grossman, Fred Horne, Buddy Waugh, Delmar Bullock, and Larry Peters. Our sponsor was Mr. Isett. ComDliments of: VISITATION B.V.M. CHURCH REV. JOHN J. MCGRATH J. C. ROSS and SONS Linda Dunn Linda Etherton Richard Hemp Fred Horne Louis Borkhardt Diane Gordan Keith Johnston Janet Matthew it Rise Bruntjen Harold Grossman Rita Kapper Larry Peters Delmar Bullock Mary Hawkins David Keleher Carol Pickel Becky Baxter Frank Bell Richard Koonce Laverne Leuelling Terry Underwood Cathy Ward Larry Wicker Scott York Margaret Muirhead Photograph not available Buddy Waugh COMPLIMENTS OF: Make an Appointment With Beauty Dorothy Booker John J. Dobrinsky, D. V. M. Illiopolis, Illinois Herbert P. Ervin Lester Pfister 187 Hybrids Prairie Twines Bowl and Launderette Freshman Class Officers PRES. BOB KAPPER V. PRES. ED STENGEL SEC. PATTY MOORE TREAS. MIKE KAYLOR Our Freshman Class of 67 entered the Illiopolis High School in September of the 1963-64 school year. Initiation was our first exciting event. The Seniors seemed to have a great time doing this. Our class sponsored the Homecoming bonfire in October. The theme of our float was They're Not Kennedys, so They're Beatable. The boys who took part in sports from our class were: Mike Kaylor, Ed Stengel, Carl Fieldbinder, Bob Kapper, Jim Cheshier, Gayland Thomas, Carl Febus, Marvin Lake, Lee Peyton, Carl Hancock, John Wright, and Steve Ketcham. Keith Barfield and Mark Rautbort were managers. Marsha Sanner and Susan Ford were Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. One of the enjoyable events of the year was a Hootenanny which was held in April. We appreciated very much the help of our sponsor, Mrs. Hartley. ) Keith Barfield Juanita Barnes Star Baxter Wayne Bixby Dianna Borkhardt Carl Fieldbinder Susan Ford Roberta Fyke Carl Hancock Rosanne Hartry Susan Hemp Bob Kapper Mike Kaylor Steve Ketcham Wayne Koonce George Kopp Patty Moore L.. 'P ' Marvin Lake Barbara Mueller f Kerry McKean Lee Peyton Patsy Pickrell Mark Rautbort Patty Robertson Marsha Sanner Myra Sanner Ed Stengel Gayland Thomas Mary White John Wright Student Council Row 1: N. Ketcham, L. Moore, C. Ward, S. Miller, B. Baxter Row 2: S. Daubs, S. Kapper, T. Underwood Row 3: E. Stengel, J, Kent, R. Koonce, K. Barfield, J. Timmons The past year has been very fruitful in some aspects for the Student Council. The mem- bers took an active concern in it and worked hard on all of their assigned jobs; but due to lack of student body co-operation, the council was unable to work at top efficiency. The first major event under the direction of the Student Council was Homecoming. The band for the Homecoming dance was entertaining, the crown bearers did an unusually fine job, the floats were judged fairly, and the dance was very well conducted. The council members tried to evoke some type of noontime activity. Although the members worked hard at planning a volleyball tournament, the student body did little to co-operate. The members worked very hard during the Christmas season. An enjoyable program for the high school was presented. All members did their share in cleaning up the gym and decorating the Christmas tree. The committee for refreshments was so generous that a large amount of cake was left. The main money-making project was the ticket sales for Homecoming. The Homecoming ticket sales increased the treasury to $250. After the council's expenses for Homecoming and the Christmas program were paid only $47.38 remained in the treasury. Librarians J. Mifflin, R. Fyke, B. Brown, M. Dodson, L. Febus, C. Ramsey, S. Blackwell, J. Rautbort, P. Hancock, Mrs. Howard This past year Mrs. Howard, with the help of nine librarians, has been building and organizing our library to be more suitable to our needs. We have added two hundred and fifty new books which have been catalogued and shelved. Early in the year our library got new identification shelf cards. Some of the various jobs of the librarians are to help students find books they want, put used books up, put new cards in books which need them, and keep the library in order. COMPLIMENTS OF: Ramsey Standard Service Blakeman Electric Row Is J. Wright, L. Wicker, L. Peters, E. Dale, J. Moore, B. Scott, D, Dale, Mr. Hughes Row 2: M. Reynolds, R. Koonce, D. Turnbull, J. Stengel, J. Stahl Row 3: G. Thomas, G. Kopp, C. Febus, M. Rautbort Row 4: H. Grossman, J. Wright, J. Kent, L. Borkhardt, J. Timmons, D. Howard PRESIDENT: VICE PRES: SECRETARY: REPORTER: SENTINEL: TREASURER: CHAPTER SWEETHEART: ADVISOR: JOHNIE MOORE EDDIE DALE BOB SCOTT DON DALE LARRY WICKER LARRY PETERS JUDY WRIGHT MR. HUGHES In June two of our officers attended the State F.F.A. convention in Champaign. The newly elected officers also attended a Leadership Training School at Athens to get acquainted with their duties. Together with the F.H.A., we built a Homecoming float. Our float theme was We'll Cool'em With Icetta. In the fall we held our Pest Contest, which was very successful. The F.F.A. Test Plot was planted in corn which yielded very successfully. The Chapter attended the National Livestock show, with the money they earned from the Test Plot. We competed in many contests but no one did exceptionally well. With the help of sponsor, Mr. Hughes, we had a happy and successful year Row 1: M. Clippinger, S. Daubs, R, Kapper, M. Young, S. Grossman, J. Wright, S, Kapper, J. Sattley, C. Kaylor, L. Hullinger, S. Miller, Mrs. Howard Row 2: M. Stahl, H. Stanger, B. Baxter, J. Budzen, E. Robertson, C. Thomas, L. Seay, S. Poole, P. Gordy, M. Dodson, P. Hancock Row 3: D. (Jordan, P. Robertson, D. Mifflin, R. Fyke, B. Brown, S. Blackwell, J. Mifflin, P. Howard, L. Moore 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: CHAPTER BEAD: ADVISOR: JUDY WRIGHT SHARON GROSSMAN MARGO YOUNG SHARON KAPPER JUDY SATTLEY RITA KAPPER CHERYL KAYLOR LINDA HULLINGER SHARON DAUBS MR. MRS. PAUL WRIGHT MR. MRS. FRED HULLINGER MISS CONNIE DARNALL EDDIE DALE MRS. HOWARD This year's F.H.A. theme was Launching to Better Citizenship in F.H.A. At the beginning of the year, the F.H.A. and F.F.A. built a Homo coming float, We'll Cool'em With Icetts . Other activities of the F.H.A. during the year were the Faculty-Board Dinner, F.H.A. Week, and the Christmas Party for the older women at the Muirheid Nursing Home. The F.H.A. also addressed letters for the Heart Fund and went from door to door asking for donations for the Cancer Drive. Money-making projects included Hobo Day, a sock hop, and a bake sale. At the end of the year, the F.H.A. had an installation Dinner at the Redwood in Decatur on May 11 for the mothers and daughters, the new officers, and to honor the seniors 1 11 tell my mommy! Corky and his pals. Dressed for the slaughter!! Off Guard! Sh-h-h-h I think she's asleep. Careful don't smear it! Four ravishing beauties!! Angel at the top. And these flowers are good too!!! the The thinker ? now? Gee you can smell Now, now children Dramatics Club Row 1: S. Grossman, M. Stahl, L. Febus, P. Hancock Row 2: M. Sanner, S. Blakeman, P. Howard, E. Robertson Row 3: S. Hemp, J. Mifflin, C. Kaylor, J. Sattley, S. Kapper, C. Thomas Row 4: J, Rautbort, M. Young, Mrs. Ford, J. Budzen, C. Ramsey, S. Blackwell, M. Reynolds, J. Miller, J. Timmons, L. Casey The Illiopolis High School Drama Club has had various activities during its first year. We started with seven members from the 1963 Junior-Senior Play Cast, and this year our membership has increased to twenty-four. To gain membership in the club, one must give a reading or present a skit before the club. The Drama Club provided the entertainment for the Christmas program by presenting two skits. The club also presented a skit entitled Do You Know Liz? for the Illiopolis Education Association. COMPLIMENTS OF MT. PULASKI MERCHANTS: Connolley Drug Co. Farmers Implement Co. Ibis ton and Paolone Apparel Mt. Pulaski Food Locker Girls' Athletic Association Row 1: M. Sanner, L. Hullinger, S. Blakeman, C. Ward, C. Kaylor, N. Peters, J, Rautbort, P. Baxter, P. Craig, D. Sanner, P. Moore Row 2: P. Hughes, L. Etherton, L. Moore, S. Miller, D. Borkhardt, M. Clippinger, H, Stanger, S, Poole, P. Gordy, L. Dunn, P, Pickrell, S. Daubs Row 3: J. Barnes, M. Sanner, S. Hemp, J. Mifflin, C. Ramsey, Mrs. Smith, L. Febus, N. Ketcham, M. Young, M. Stahl The officers for our G. A. A. during the 1963-64 year were: President, Paige Baxter; Vice-president, Nancy Peters; Secretary, Sandy Blakeman; Treasurer, Cheryl Kaylor; Points Chairman, Jackie Rautbort; and Student Council Representative, Cathy Ward. The year's activity schedule included bowling, volleyball, basketball, softball, archery, and tennis. Our main activities for this year were: Football banquet. Home- coming float, G. X. T. Night, and the G. A. A. picnic. Our G.A.A. camp representative for this year is Cathy Ward. Her alternate is Jackie Rautbort. All senior girls were eligible for the Honor Athlete Award this year. At the end of the year Margo Young was presented with this award. All girls who earned the required number of points during the year received their awards on Honors Night. Lettermen's Club Row 1: F. Horne, R. Bower, J. Moore, B. Scott, J. Kent, D. Witts, S. Ross Row 2: Mr. Weber, R. Hemp, S. York, D. Dale, K. Johnston, J. Timmons, J. Miller, E. Dale, L. Peters, Mr. Isett Science Club Row 1: L. Moore, M. Stahl, L. Dunn, P. Howard, L. Hullinger, J. Wright, J. Rautbort, M. Young Row 2: Mrs. Hartley, R. Hemp, L. Leuelling, J. Stengel, J. Kent, M. Rautbort, J. Stahl, M. Reynolds, D. Hughes National Honor Society Row 1: J. Wright, L. Hullinger, N. Ketcham, M. Stahl, Mrs. Ford Row 2: L. Leuelling, R. Kapper, S. Blakeman, M. Young, P. Howard, F. Horne Row 3: R. Koonce, J. Stahl, D. Hildebrandt, J. Stengel, J. Kent, S. York, R. Hemp The National Honor Society has undertaken various projects and activities this year. They had a coat check for the Home- coming Dance, elected a student of the month each month, oper- ated a book store, decorated the school for Christmas, wrote High School Highlights for the paper, and served as guides and helped in registration for our high school's Career Day . The aim of the Society has been to encourage the develop- ment of character, leadership, service and scholarship. COMPLIMENTS OF: Gordy's Cafe Beauty Box Salon Illiopolis Insurance Agency Mohawk Homes Language Club Row 1: L. Dunn, D. Gordan, L. Etherton, P. Howard, Miss Alford, L. Hullinger, M. Saimer Row 2: R. Hemp, J. Stengel, J. Kent, J. Stahl, L. Leuelling, S. Hemp Boys' Chorus Row 1: G. Kopp, D. Scales, S. Ross, M. Kaylor, J. Wright, E. Stengel, B. Kapper, F. Bell, G. Thomas Row 2: K. Barfield, L. Peyton, C. Febus, R. Underwood, K. Johnston, L. Casey, J. Stengel, Mr. Warnick Girls' Chorus Row 1: M. clippinger, M. Hawkins, C. Ramsey, J. Mifflin, R. Kapper, P. Craig, S. Blakeman, M. Sanner, Mr. Warnick Row 2: L. Hullinger, J. Matthew, C. Thomas, S. Miller, L. Febus, C. Pickel, S. Hemp, J. Wright Row 3: E. Robertson, P. Hancock, H. Stanger, M. Young, L. Moore, C. Kaylor, L. Dunn, L. Etherton, R. Bruntjen Mixed Chorus Row 1: M. Clippinger, M. Hawkins, C. Ramsey, J. Mifflin, L. Febus, S. Miller, J. Matthew, C. Pickel, S. Hemp, R. Kapper, P. Craig, S. Blakeman, M. Sanner Row 2: L. Hullinger, E. Robertson, P. Hancock, H. Stanger, C. Thomas, L. Moore, M. Young, L. Etherton, R. Bruntjen, J. Wright, Mr. Warnick Row 3: L. Dunn, C. Kaylor, G. Kopp, D. Scales, J. Wright, M. Kaylor, S. Ross, E. Stengel, B. Kapper Row 4: K. Barfield, L. Peyton, C. Febus, R. Underwood, K. Johnston, L. Casey, J. Stengel, F. Bell, G. Thomas Penny Howard Judy Sattley Carol Ramsey Nancy Ketcham Pat Gordy Marching Band Drum Majorettes Concert Bond Row Is J. Wright, M. Young, L. Hullinger, L. Etherton, L. Moore Row 2: J. Budzen, P. Gordy, R. Bruntjen, C. Picket. G. Kopp, P. Howard, J. Rautbort, S. Miller, L. Casey, L. Dunn, R. Koonce Row 3: N. Peters, N. Ketcham, E. Stengel, P. Moore, J. Moore, J. Stengel, M. Reynolds, W. Koonce, F. Bell Standing: D. Scales, J. Sattley, C. Ramsey, Mr. Warnick, C. Kaylor Foot Only: S. Blakeman During the football season the high school marching band, with the help of some eighth grade band members, performed three half-time shows. Soon afterwards all junior, senior, and some sophomore band and chorus members attended the County High School Music Festival held November 7 at Griffin High School in Springfield. The Pep Band played for most of the basketball games, and the majorettes entertained with several baton routines. Twenty-five band and chorus members attended the Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Taylorville on March 14. Nine groups received a II Rating and three groups received a III Rating. At the Organization Contest on April 8 at Taylorville both the band and chorus received III Ratings. The band played four numbers for the Illiopolis Spring Music Concert which was held May 8. “A Students Row 1: S Row 2: R Row 3: L Hemp, D. Sanner, J. Wright, J. Sattley, M. Young Kapper, L. Hullinger, P. Howard, S. Blakeman, R. Hemp Leuelling, D. Hildebrandt, J. Kent, E. Stengel, S. Ketcham B Students Row 1: M. Sanner, M. Stahl, N. Ketcham Row 2: B. Kapper, W. Koonce, J. Stahl % Memories r- ;-r - ■ Homecoming 1963 The traditional bonfire, held on the school grounds, opened the 1963 homecoming festivities on Thursday, October 17. Townsfolk and students gathered around the bright fire to join in the cheers led by the spirited cheerleaders. After the cheers, Coach Isett gave a short speech and introduced Assistant Coach Weber and the players. The captains, Joe Miller and Don Dale, tossed the Bethany effigy into the fire. Then the traditional snake dance was led around the football field. The homecoming parade began Friday afternoon at 3:00 P.M. Between rain showers several floats were shown. The Illiopolis Pirate s football team played host to the Bethany Mustangs in the game on Friday night. During the half-time performance, the Varsity cheerleaders did a pompon routine; and Pat Gordy, majorette, twirled a fire baton. The homecoming festivities were climaxed Saturday night with the Homecoming Dance, “Magic Moments, with music furnished by The Limelighters. There was excitement in the air when the retiring King, Ralph Grossman, and Barbara Ward, who represented Sharyn Kent, the retiring Queen, crowned Don Dale and Judy Wright Homecoming King and Queen for 1963-64. The court members were: Paige Baxter, Sharon Daubs, Sharon Kapper, Martha Stahl, Larry Casey, Denzil Howard, Joe Miller, and Jim Timmons. SHARON KAPPER JIM TIMMONS Homecoming I 9 PAIGE BAXTER JOE MILLER Co ronation Royal Dance Snaps Jr. float. First place school award. Lions Club float trophy award. King Candidates Queen Candidates Foolin' Around Line of suckers Who says boys don't gossip? Rumors are flying I can strut better than you Let s play dirty But that's my horn Mighty Mickey has 8truck out Here comes the chorus line But you aren't Irish Twist and Shoot It's our anniversary Hustle! Hustle! Junior-Senior Ploy Standing: Sitting: E.. Robertson, L. Febus, S. Kapper, S. Grossman, S. Poole, P. Gordy, J. Rautbort, J. Stahl, Mrs. Ford, L. Moore, B. Scott, D. Witts, J. Miller, L. Casey, J. Mifflin, C. Ramsey, S. Blackwell M. Young, J. Wright, C. Thomas, J. Kent, J. Stengel, S. Blakeman, M. Stahl, J. Sattley, P. Howard, C. Kaylor, D. Hildebrandt, D. Howard, J. Timmons, L. Hullinger, N. Ketcham, M. Reynolds, J. Moore CURTAIN GOING UP MR. TONY PETERSON MR. HENRY MCGEORGE ELSIE HUNTER JANET YOUNG BUCK O'HARA MILT SANDERS LORRY (LORRETA) FULLER NANCY LEVERIDGE ANDY (ANDREW) FULLBRIGHT JOCKO GUTHRIE MISS IRENE BURGESS JOAN WHITE MR. NORMAN CARTER SYLVIA MOORE MISS CAROLYN MORAN MISS HENRIETTA RIVERS KYLE ROBERTS MR. RICHARD LEVERIDGE FIRST MIDDLE-AGED LADY SECOND MIDDLE-AGED LADY MIKE REYNOLDS JOHN STAHL PENNY HOWARD CHERYL KAYLOR JOHNIE MOORE JIM KENT SANDY BLAKEMAN JUDY SATTLEY JIM TIMMONS JACK STENGEL MARTHA STAHL NANCY KETCHAM DENZIL HOWARD LINDA HULLINGER JUDY WRIGHT CAROLYN THOMAS MARGO YOUNG DANNY HILDEBRANDT LINDA MOORE JACLYN RAUTBORT RIVERVIEW USHERS: SANDI POOLE PAT GORDY LINDA FEBUS ELLA ROBERTSON EXTRAS: SHARON BLACKWELL JEAN MIFFLIN SHARON GROSSMAN SHARON KAPPER CAROL RAMSEY JOE MILLER LARRY CASEY BOB SCOTT DANNY WITTS DIRECTOR: MRS. MARGARET FORD Tell me another one. I'll scratch that, Mrs. Ford. I'd rather switch than fight! Patty, pull the curtain, QUICK! Darn, fool kids--anyhow. Tony didn't, but I know who did. this me. Miss Burgess? Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet On May 2, 1964, the Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Abraham Lincoln Hotel in Springfield, Illinois. The evening began with the banquet at 6:30 p.m. After the delicious dinner, the Junior Class President, Cheryl Kaylor, welcomed the guests followed by the response given by the Senior Class President, Judy Wright. The Secretary of Senior Class, Denzil Howard, read the Class Will; and the Junior Class Treasurer, Johnie Moore, read the Senior Class Prophecy. Linda Hullinger gave a brief talk in keeping with the prom theme, Roman Holiday . Mrs. Isaac Loose was the main speaker of the evening. Music for the dance was furnished by the Limelighters. Pat Hancock Denzil Howard Sharon Grossman Jim Timmons Pat Hughe8 Larry Casey Sandi Poole Dale Casey Martha Stahl Bob Williamson Margo Young Dave Corman Sharon Kapper Ralph Grossman Judy Wright Joe Miller Football Squad Standing: Coach Isett, J. Stengel, J. Kent, J. Miller, R. Hemp, H. Grossman, K. Johnston, D. Dale, J. Timmons, J. Wright, D. Witts, R. Bower, S. York, Coach Weber. Kneeling: D. Hughes, Manager; E. Dale, L. Peters, M. Kaylor, C. Fieldbinder, B. Scott, S. Ross, F. Horne, S. Ketcham, E. Stengel. 1963 SEASON RESULTS The football season got off to a poor start for the Pirates, when they were defeated 38-0 by Pawnee. The next Saturday the team traveled to meet their old rival, Niantic. The Pirates played excellent football but lost to Niantic, 14-0. The Pirates then traveled to Assumption and were defeated 26-0 in a game in which the score didn t tell everything. The next week the Pirates hosted Maroa. The Pirates played a wonderful first half, but dropped off and lost 25-13. The Pirates traveled to Lovington and were defeated 48-6. On Homecoming night the Pirates were defeated by Bethany, 51-6. The next week the Pirates journeyed to Moweaqua and played fine football but were defeated by a strong Indian team, 42-7. The Pirates finished the season by losing to Argenta, 38-7. DON DALE FULLBACK ROB BOWER GUARD ED DALE FULLBACK, GUARD JIM TIMMONS TACKLE JIM KENT CENTER BOB SCOTT HALFBACK JACK STENGEL GUARD DAN WITTS QUARTERBACK RICK HEMP END HAROLD GROSSMAN GUARD FRED HORNE GUARD LARRY PETERS GUARD CARL FIELDBINDER HALFBACK FULLBACK SCOTT YORK HALFBACK KEITH JOHNSTON TACKLE STEVE ROSS HALFBACK, QUARTERBACK MIKE KAYLOR END STEVE KETCHAM END JOHN WRIGHT GUARD 5 ED STENGEL g HALFBACK Football Honors MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Joe Miller SENIOR HONORARY CAPTAINS: Jim Timmons, Joe Miller, Don Dale COACHES: Richard Weber, Richard Isett Varsity Cheerleaders DEBBIE SANNER CHERYL KAYLOR Varsity Squad M. Kaylor, B. Kapper, B. Scott, D. Witts, J. Kent, J. Miller, L. Casey, H. Grossman, R. Hemp, J. Stengel, C. Fieldbinder, E. Stengel Kneeling: Coach Weber, Coach Isett, Manager J. Cheshier Junior Varsity Squad F. Horne, S. Ketcham, L. Peyton, D. Turnbull, R. Bower, J. Wright, D. Keleher, K. Johnston, B. Waugh, L. Borkhardt, S. York, S. Ross, J. Stahl Kneeling: Coach Weber, Coach Isett, Manager J. Cheshier compliments of: FARMERS STATE BANK OF ILL 10POL IS AMERICAN LEGION FREE THROW TROPHY WINNER JOE MILLER HONORARY CAPTAIN LARRY CASEY Season Scores ILLIOPOLIS OPPONENTS 28 60 Loving ton 33 86 Bethany 43 87 Moweaqua 60 49 Tower Hill 41 64 Bethany 49 79 Niantic 54 83 Tri-City 52 73 Assumption 45 75 Blue Mound 63 68 Maroa 70 49 Tower Hill 47 55 Pleasant Plains 67 77 Kincaid 38 75 Stonington 64 71 Mt. Auburn 46 86 Niantic 55 90 Macon 61 70 Tri-City 54 76 Findlay 54 77 Mt. Auburn 42 71 Niantic Tournament Game COMPLIMENTS OF: Sattley’s Standard Service Pritchett Bros., Hardware Home Appliances Roberts’ Dairy Meadow Gold Products Sentinel Printing Company Varsity Cheerleaders SANDY BLAKEMAN, JUDY WRIGHT, PAIGE BAXTER, CHERYL KAYLOR, DEBBIE SANNER, RITA KAPPER Junior Varsity Cheerleaders SUSAN FORD, LINDA ETHERTON, MARSHA SANNER NOT PICTURED: BECKY BAXTER COMPLIMENTS OF: J. C. Ross and Sons Visitation B.V.M. Church Rev. John J. McGrath Track Team Mr. Isett, D. Keleher, J. Miller, L. Peyton, S. Ketcham, D. Witts, F. Horne, J. Cheshier, C. Hancock, G. Thomas, B. Scott, S. Ross, C. Febus, L. Borkhardt, J. Wright, L. Casey, K. Johnston, K. Barfield Larry Casey 32 points Joe Miller 30 It Louis Borkhardt 25 II Dan Witts 17 It Bob Scott 12 II Steve Ross 7 II Fred Horne 6 II Dave Keleher 6 II Keith Johnston 5 II Ed Dale 3 II Carl Hancock 1 II John Wright 1 II COMPLIMENTS OF: MANSFI ELD-FORD GRAIN CO Baseball Team Kneeling: C. Fieldbinder, E. Dale, J. Moore, E. Stengel, M. Kaylor, B. Scott, D. Turnbull, S. Ketcham Standing: L. Peyton, D. Witts, L. Wicker, M. Lake, D. Dale, R. Bower, L. Borkhardt, S. York Illlopolis 1 Moweaqua 13 Illiopolis 6 Mount Zion 8 Illiopolis 8 Assumption 17 Illiopolis 4 Assumption 7 Illiopolis 5 Niantic 6 Illiopolis 3 Niantic 10 Illiopolis 4 Maroa 5 Illiopolis 6 Williamsville 12 compliments ofi DEKALB AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION How We Looked Then How We Look Now Standing: Pat Hancock, Denzil Howard, Margo Young, Larry Casey, Carolyn Thomas Sitting: Sharon Kapper, Pat Gordy, Judy Wright, Paige Hall, Sharon Barfield COMPLIMENTS OF: Bob Waddell Chevrolet Company Zims Supermarket and Variety Store Mt. Pulaski Farmers Grain and Elevator Company Robert N. Hamm, D.D.S. Annual Staff Sitting: Miss Betty Sonmer, Advisor; Margo Young, Editor Row 1: E. Robertson, S. Blakeman, P. Howard, P. Gordy, L. Hullinger, J. Wright, J. Sattley Row 2: N. Peters, D. Witts, C. Thomas, J. Stengel, L. Moore, J. Kent, N. Ketcham, J. Moore, M. Stahl The Yearbook Staff would like to thank all those individuals who so willingly co-operated and assisted in making this 1964 Pirate Log possible. The Yearbook is paid for with Yearbook sales and donations from merchants and individuals whose names are shown at the bottom of various pages in this book. Also giving financial aid to our treasury were the following Boosters ; Minnesota Tool Company, Mt. Pulaski, Illinois S. S. Jewelers, Mt. Pulaski, Illinois Village Cafe Henry Rautbort—Trenching Albert Rogers Geo. Monical, Jr., Standard Agent Frazier's Barber Shop Mrs. Ethel Smith, Tourist Home Hotel Sylvia Herold Beauty Shop INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA