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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF HLWPOLIS HIGH SCHOOL Pr oducers onnd Directors Dedication Mrs. Frances Simpson Mrs, Brenda Mossman We gratefully dedicate this 1965 PIRATE LOG to Mrs. Frances Simpson and Mrs. Brenda Mossman, who have unselfishly given their time, co- operation, and guidance to the members of the yearbook staff. With- out their help, the publishing of this yearbook would not have been possible. Board of Education Row Is H, Bliler, Mr. Howard, W. Maxheimer Row 2: H. Casey, J. Bruntjen, D. Whitten, E. Malson, B. Etherton The school board of 1964-1965 remodeled the library and the Home Economics department, A full-time librarian and a guidance counselor were employed. Also employed by the school board was a part-time school psychologist, The science lab was also equipped for the 1964- 1965 school year, A new teacher-salary schedule was adapted by the school board. Classes for special education were instituted this year, also. The school board election was held April 10, 1965, The incumbents, Herbert Casey and Haldon Bliler sought re-election, Mrs, Isaac Loose and John Dobrinsky were candidates for election with Haldon Bliler and Mrs, Isaac Loose being elected as the new school board members James Merle Howard, B.A., M.A. University of Kentucky University of Maryland Superintendent, Physics Jeanette Zeller Secretary, Bookkeeper A d m 1 n • i s t r a t i o n David Geibel Eureka College Bachelor of Atts Sir George Williams-Canada Millikin University Claire Pritchett Secretary !UBT Jerry S. Stnalling 3.S. and M.A. in Education Western Kentucky State College Physical Education—History Richard M. Weber B.S. in Education Eastern Illinois University M.$. in Education Illinois State University Physical Education--Mathematics Faculty Alma R. Howard B.S. in Home Economics Morehead State College Home Economics —6th Grade Shirley Alford University of Tennessee Berea College Bachelor of Science Spanish-Physical .Education Estelle L. Pound B.S. in Education Eastern Illinois University English—Speech Barbara Sheller Bachelor of Science in Education Illinois State University General Math Gail Rutherford Bachelor of Science in Education Illinois State University Physical Education Gene Hall Bachelor of Education Illinois State University Driver's Education Dorothy Hartley Bachelor of Science in Education University of Illinois Physical Science-General Science Biology Virginia Stone Bachelor of Science in Education Illinois State University English 1 Brenda Mossman Bachelor of Science Eastern Illinois University Commerce Frances Simpson Bachelor of Science in Education Illinois State University Commerce John Hughes University of Missouri B. S. in Agriculture Master of Education Agriculture, Science Gary Warnick Bachelor of Musical Education Millikin University Eastern Illinois University Music Francesca Rice Bachelor of Education University of Naples, Italy Millikin University Illinois State University Mary Frances Tunison Blackburn College Bachelor of Arts University of Illinois Master of Science P. Welch, P. Shelter, G. Berry, Lo Havener Bus Drivers Cafeteria Workers Janitors K. Easton M. Blakeman J. Kitson Go Utz The )r 5cc ne Seniors PRESIDENT LINDA LOUISE HULLINGER VICE PRESIDENT JOHNIE LEE MOORE National Honor Society, 2-4; Sec, 4; Class V. Pres. 2; Class Pres. 4; F.H.A. 1-4; V. Pres. Recreation 3, V. Pres. 4; G.A.A., 1-4; Spanish Club, 3; Sec. 3; Band 1-4; Student Director 4; Chorus, 1-4; Science Club 3, V. Pres. 3; Drama Club 4; Student Council 2; Jr.-Sr. Play, 3-4; Homecoming Court 4; Yearbook Staff, 3-4; D.A.R. Award 4; Illini Girls' State 3; Salutatorian 4. Class Treas. 3; V. Pres. 4; F. F. A. 1-4- Pres. 3; V. Pres. 4; I Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Student Council 4, V. Pres. 4; F.H.A. Chapter Beau 4; Band 1-4; Jr.-Sr! Flay 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Football 1,4. Class Sec. 1,4; F.H.A. 1-4, Treas. 3; sec. 4; Drama Club 3,4; Pres. 4; Jr.- Sr. Play 3,4; Band 1-4; Majorette 1-4; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4; Year- book Staff 3,4. National Honor Society 2-4, V, Pres. 3, Pres. 4; F. F. A. 1-4, Reporter 1, Treas. 2; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Stu- dent Council 3, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 3; I Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Jr.- Sr. Play 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' State 3� Valedictorian 4; Homecoming King 4; SECRETARY JUDITH DAWN SATTLEY TREASURER JAMES MURPHY KENT STUDENT COUNCIL LINDA JANE MOORE Student Council 3,4; F.H.A. 1-4 V. Pres, of Projects 4; G.A.A. 1-4; Science Club 3; Drama Club 4; Librarian 1; Girls' Chorus 1,2- Mixed Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Jr.- Sr. Play 3; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Debate Team 4. SANDRA KAY BLAKEMAN Class Pres. 1; National Honor Society 2-4; G.A.A, 1-4, Sec. 3, Student Council Rep. 4; Sec. 4; Drama Club 3,4; Band 1-4; Girls' Chorus 1-3; Jr.- Sr. Play 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Homecoming Court 4; Varsity Cheerleader 2-4, Co-Captain 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Editor, . I Club; Football 1-4; Track 2-4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1-3. F.F.A. 1-4; V. Pres. 3; Sec. 4; Homecoming Court 4; I. Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4;’F0ot- ball 1-4; Most Valuable Player 4; Basketball 2,4- Baseball 2,4; Track 2-4. MARILYN LORETTA DODSON j.n.tt. i-H, luunt Photographer 4; Majorette 4; Librarian 1-3; Assistant Librarian 4. LINDA JEAN FEBUS Girl's Chorus 1-3; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Chorus Accom- panist 1-2; Librarian 3-4 Class Secretary 3; Drama Club 3-4; V-Pres. 4; Jun- ior-Senior Play 3; G.A.A. 3-4; National Honor Soci- ety ; DAVID ANDERSON HUGHES PENELOPE HOWARD Science Club 1-3; Secretary 1; G.A.A. 3; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Junior-Senior Play 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Girls Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Majorette 2-4; Spanish Club Pres. 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3-4; Band 2-4; F.H.A. 2-4; Trea- surer 4; Drama Club 3-4 Transfer student from Broc- ton High School. Latin Club 2; Basketball 1; Chorus 1- 2; V-Pres, 2; Football Man- ager 3; Science Club 3. CHERYL LAVONNE KAYLOR NANCY MARIE KETCHAM Class V. Pres. 1, Pres. 3; G.A.A. 1-4, Xreas. 3, V. Pres. 4; F.H.A, 1-4, Pro- jects Chairman 3, Pres. 4; Band 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-3; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Drama Club 3,4; Treas. 4; Student Coun- cil 1, Sec. 1; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Varsity Cheerleader 2-4, Co-Captain 4; Home- coming Queen 4; F.F.A. Chapter Sweet- heart 4.' uiass V, Pres. 3; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 2-4, Treas. 4; G. A.A. 1-4, Treas. 2; Drama Club 4; Band 1-4; Majorette 2-4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Home- coming Court 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4. F. H.A. 1-4, 2nd V. Pres. 4; G. A.A. 3; Chorus 3; Drama Club 3-4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Librarian 2-4. Class Treas 1,2; G.A.A. 1-4; V. Pres 2,3, Pres. 3,4; Camp Rep. 3; Band 1-4; Girls' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Homecoming Court 4; Year- book Staff 3; Carnival Queen 1. LOIS JEAN MIFFLIN NANCY ANN PETERS I CAROL JANE RAMSEY JACLYN SHEILA RAUIBORT G.A.A. 1-4; F.H.A. 1; Band 2- 4; Chorus 1-4; Drum Majorette 3,4; Drama Club 3- 4; Librarian 1-4; Junior- Senior Play 3. G.A,A. 1-4, Points Chairman 3; Drama Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Science Club 3; Band 1-4; Librarian 1-4; Chorus 1,2,4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4. F.F.A. 1-4; Science Club 3; Drama Club 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play Band 1-3; Girls' Chorus 1,2; 3,4; Chorus 1-3; Band 1-3. Queen of Hearts Candidate 4. MICHAEL KEITH REYNOLDS KAREN SUE REYNOLDS '. ff.ma fMi ROBERT LOUIS SCOTT F.F.A. 1-4, Sec. 3; Boys' Chorus 1-3; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Band 1,2; I. Club 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Foot- ball 1-4; Track 1-4; Base- ball 2-4; Basketball 1-4. LINDA F.H.A. 1-4; V. Pres, of Pub- lic Relations 4; Chorus 1,2; Librarian 1-3. JOHN PARKS STAHL National honor Society 2-4; F.F.A, 1-4; Science Club 3, Pres. 3; Language Club 3; Chorus 2; Yearbook Rep. 1; Student Council 1-2; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Football 1,3,4; Baseball 4; Basket- ball 1-4; I Club 4; F.R.A. 1-4; Pres. 4; State F.F.A. Band 3-4; Junior-Senior Play 3; Language Club 3; National Honor Society 3-4 Yearbook Staff 3-4; Boys Chorus 1-2. JACK LEONARD STENGEL ROY L. STACEY GERALD ROGER TIMMON! F.F.A. 1-3. DONALD PAUL TURNBULL Basketball 3; Baseball 3-4 Junior-Senior Play 3. F.F.A. 1-3; Student Council 3. I Club; Football 1-4; Co- captain 4; Basketball 1-4 Track 1-4; Baseball 2-4; Boys Chorus 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2; King Candidate 4; V-Pres, 3; Secretary 4' Yearbook Staff 3-4; Junior Senior Play 3. _____ JAMES LEE WILSON DAN WITTS Senior Class History In September of 1961, Illlopolis High School opened its doors to the Freshman Class of '65. The class officers were Sandy Blakeman, Pres.; Cheryl Kaylor, Vice Pres.; Judy Sattley, Sec.; Nancy Peters, Treas. The Student Council representatives were Jack Stengel and Cheryl Kaylor. The first big event of the year was Homecoming. The freshman class began to show their originality and ingenuity by winning first place with the homecoming float, Let's Derail Bethany. Soon after, we introduced the Twirp Dance which was actually just a turn turn about affair-girls ask boys. In the late fall the annual yearbook carnival was held-our money-making booth was the Kangaroo Court. King and queen candidates from the freshman class were Eddie Dale and Nancy Peters. Cheerleaders from our class were Sylvia Miller and Mitzi Elliot. Majorettes were Sharee Williams and Judy Sattley. In the fall of 1962 the doors were opened to the fast-rising, quick thinking class of '65 Officers were Jim Kent, Pres.; Linda Hullinger, Vice Pres.; Sylvia Miller, Sec.; Nancy Peters Treas. We began our second fortune by selling school bracelets. Again we took first place with our Homecoming float Lettuce beet 'em . Our treasury also increased when we began selling Christmas Cards-we were giong to be rich or die trying. The last event of the year was a going away party for Mr. Luallen-our class sponsor. Again the Class of '65 entered the Illiopolis High School. Officers were Cheryl Kaylor, Pres.; Nancy Ketcham, Vice Pres.; Linda Febus, Sec.; Johnie Moore, Treas. It was no surprise when we again took first place with our homecoming float We'll Stamp out Dee feet. Plans for the Prom were fast in motion. To increase our treasury we sold magazines, held sock hops, and washed cars. In December we held a class Christmas Party to begin the holidays. In May, all plans for the Prom, which was held at the Abe Lincoln Hotel, had been com- pleted. The theme Roman Holiday was chosen. We had the Limelighters play for us and Mrs. Isaac Loose was the guest speaker. Judy Wright, Senior President welcomed us and Cheryl Kaylor, Junior President read the thank you. The class prophecy was read by Johnie Moore and the senior class will was read by Denzil Howard. An informal party held after the Prom at the bowling alley brought the enjoyable evening to a close. As they say, the last year is the best, and so it was. Class officers were Linda Hullinger, Pres.; Johnie Moore, Vice Pres.; Judy Sattley, Sec.; Jim Kent, Treas. Since we won a sign last year for a 3-year winning float we couldn't imagine loosing this year so guess what— Go-pher a vic-tree the senior class float wins. The homecoming King and Queen can- didates were: Jim Kent, Jqhnie Moore, Bob Scott, Dan Witts, Eddie Dale, Cheryl Kaylor, Nancy Ketcham, Sandy Blakeman, Nancy Peters and Linda Hullinger. The King and Queen of 1965 were Jim Kent and Cheryl Kaylor. The usual money making projects were again undertaken with the help of our sponsor Mr. Geibel. In no time at all Prom rolled around again and we were the guests of the Junior Class. The Theme was- Some Enchanted Evening which it truly was. It was held at the Elks Club in Springfield. The class welcome was read by Richard Hemp, Junior class Pres; received by Linda Hullinger, Senior class Pres; The Prophecy was read by Rita Kapper, and the class will was read by Judy Sattley. Mrs. Isaac Loose was guest speaker and Dave and the Kounts provided entertainment until 11:00. A post-prom party was held at the Illiopolis Bowl. Our class trip was held at the Wagon Wheel, at Rockton Illinois. Mr. Mrs. Geibel and Mr. Mrs. Marlow Ketcham were chaperones. Our glorious holiday lasted 3 days! Honors Night Baccalaureate� and Graduation were still ahead of us. Jim Kent read the Valedic- tory address and Linda Hullinger was Salutorian. This page compliments of: Roberts' Dairy Meadowgold Products Sattley's Standard Service Gordy's Cafe Illiopolis Grain Company Class Prophecy It is the year 1989 and the Democratic Integrationist, James Kent, and his running mate and best friend , Martin Luther King, have just won the 1988 presidential election. This inseparable pair have won the rights for the Negroes. Tonight is the Inaugural Ball. Jim has invited all of the members of his graduating class of 65. For entertainment he has staged a wrestling match between, Sandy Blakeman, Women's Heavy Weight Wrestling Champion of 1988 and Jim Wilson, Men's Heavy Weight Wrestling Champion of 1988. Here comes Linda Hullinger, secretary for Governor Wallace and Leader of the Ku Klux Klan. She did such a marvelous job of acting in her Jr. Sr. Play. The last we heard of Gerry Timmons, he was going to Africa to correct the speech imparities of the Ubangi Tribes. Poor Gerry took a left at Leopoldville and ended up In a stew. While walking down the street one day, Roy Stacy was carried off by a big bird. Roy isn't with us tonight. Johnny Moore still wants to buy a farm, marry Judy, and raise little pigs. Judy Sattley—doesn't like pigs. We find Robbie Bower working very hard In Boston Harbor. He is doing his best to learn how to be a doc. Jack Stengel is the Chief Cook at Weber's Brownie Co. Assisting him is Linda Moore who is Head Waitress. She and Jack work hand in hand I Ed Dale is growing mushrooms for Jack's brownies. Assisting Ed, with the farm work, is Nancy Peters. She and Ed have 3 kids and 40,000 acres of mushrooms. Here comes Bob Scott, Drill Sergeant in the U. S. Army. He got his valuable experience leading jumping jacks in Mr. Weber's P.E. Class. His feet were too flat to join the navy. We find the famous love lorn columnist. Penny Howard, giving advice to Judy Sattley. However, she gets most of her problems from a certain Drill Sergeant. Straight from Mayberry comes Cheryl Kaylor and Danny Witts, the Barney Fyfe and Andy Griffith of I.C.H.S. They've come to watch over the ball. Outside we hear a rumble and in steps Jackie Rautbort and her 300 Boy Scouts— - straight from Siberia. Nancy Ketcham, washed-up movie actress, who is now residing in her mansion in her favorite State--that of Confusion, has just wiggled in. Following her is Mike Reynolds, who is her one remaining fan. He is the chauffeur of her silver plated pick-up truck. Race car driver, Linda Febus, has just z-o-o-o-o-m-e-d in driving her Ferrari GT0. She learned her tricks from Mr. Hall's Drivers Ed. Class. Another former classmate, Jean Mifflin, is now a famous dress designer. She designs fur coats for penguins in the Antarctica. Marilyn Dodson, who has become a professional model, has just returned form a fashion show in Paris. She models earrings. She has the cutest ear lobes in the world. Here to decorate is Sue reynolds, who has fulfilled her life's ambition of being a painter. She paints trees and lives in Rainbow Forest. WATCH OUT! Here comes David Hughes zooooming in on his bicycle after delivering his afternoon papers. He is now traveling editor of the Springfield Register. Carol Ramsey will be late. She is still making up back lessons from her Shorthand I class. There is Linda Seay. She is still working away at Smith's Dairy as his favorite dairy maid. John Stahl, who rides the weather balloon for the United States Weather Bureau, predicts nice weather for the ball tonight. He's right—50% of the time. Don Turnbull, better known as, The Fugitive , saunters in. He is one of the few who can elude the F.B.I. We wonder why!!?! Compliments of : ILLI0P0LIS INSURANCE AGENCY Senior Class W ill Wg., the Senior Class of 1965, being in our usual state of conceit and confusion, so declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: We, the Senior Class, will the school new extra, extra, extra large one cubic foot lockers with a 3 B.T.U. capicity ventilator. You see the students have been having touble finding their lockers behind those huge combination locks. lie., the Senior Class, will the school hot showers to replace the cold running ones currently employed. Wg, the Senior class, will the school board a manicure, haircut, shoeshine, and a playboy bunny at their meetings to go with their cake and beverage and keep their personal ash trays clean. We., the Senior Class will the freshman class our services in future years so they can build a winning float. We. the Senior Class will the sophomore class a better class so they can live up to our fine standards. Wg, the Senior Class will the junior class our deepest sympathy, for obvious reasons. (Just look around) We, the Senior Class will the cooks some new hair nets and chickens with wishbones and thighs to replace those fowl things with 8 wings, 8 legs, and 4 backs that the students (not the faculty) now eat. We, the Senior Class will the janitorf a dust proof, dirt proof school so they won't overwork themselves. Wg, the Senior Class will Mrs. Pound a crush-proof dictionary and Lanphiers' track with hopes that they will pave it for her. We. the Senior Class will Mr. Smiley Warnick the ability to keep a straight face while leading the chorus in Let us Bake Bread Together . We also will him a new black- board to beat on, since the old one is worn out. We. the Senior Class will Mr. Weber nothing, because he thinks he has it all. On second thought we will him a ten years supply of Metrecal and the upper hand. We, the Senior Class will Mr. Smalling an old Kentucky Home with high kolyums (columns) and a marble statue of Perkles (Pericles) in hopes that nobody will come along and drop a big bum (bomb) on it. We, the Senior Class will Miss Tunison a complete card catalog and an attentive Senior class. We, the Senior Class will Mr. Howard a black tux to go with his penguin tie, a purity test, and an eraser, since his hand is about worn out. We. the Senior Class will Mrs. Mossman a full school year of peace and quiet. We, the Senior Class will Mrs. Simpson an Irish temper to go with her red hair. We, the Senior Class will Mr. Hall a suped-up Corvette for teaching his students. We, the Senior Class will Mr. Geibel money to pay for his own way on the class trip and ear plugs to take with him. We, the Senior Class will Mrs. Howard the ability to find Mr. Howard at noon and after school. We, the Senior Class will Mr. Hushes a group of Future Farmers who are all taking Ag, so he won't have any trouble finding officers. We, the Senior Class will Mrs. Hartley a black servant to take her place in physics class. We, the Senior Class will Miss Alford our hopes for more available men teachers next year. We, the Senior Class will Mrs. Rutherford the ability to do gracefully the exercises she tries to teach her agile students. We, the Senior Class will Mrs. Rice an honor code for her Latin I class, since some of the students need it. We, the Senior Class will Mrs. Zeller 13 years of peace and quiet like she has had at ICHS. We, the Senior Class will Mrs. Pritchett a private telephone for her personal calls. We, the Senior Class will Mrs. Stone a girlish figure to go with her girlish hairstyles. W§ . the Senior Class have given up on Mrs. Sheller's smile. We will her a different sober look. We, the Senior Class will Mr. Haywood the ability to get along with referees. We, the Senior Class will all the teachers automatic ticket takers, automatic homework graders, more automatic coffee pots, self typing typewriters, a few more in between meal snacks, and one student to keep them busy. And at last, but not least, we will our most prized possessions. I, Nancy Ketcham, in my last days of high school, hereby will a plastic bag and a hamburger to Pam Crab” Craig. X, Jerry Timmons, will my ability to remember the girl's name who pushes cars out of the mud to Roy Stacey. I, Johnie Moore, hereby will John Wright, Eddie Stengel, and Bill Seay any means to purchase two gallons of coke after every football practice. T, Judy Sattley, will Keith Johnston my good eyesight in all his classes—especially book- keeping. I, Penny Howard, after eighteen years experience, will the Freshman and Sophomores the ability to get along with my father. I, Linda Seay will the Freshman girls the ability to stay out of the principal's office. I. Dan Witts, will to Coach Weber a dust pan and broom to clean up after his Thunder Bird. I, David Hughes will my ability to stay slender to Mark Rautbort. I, Nancy Peters, will Patty Moore or Jo T.ynn Peyton my baritone sax in hopes they will find some way to lug it around. I, Jim Wilson, will Mr. Weber my ability to eat all T want without gaining any pounds. X, Jim Kent will 10,000 Goldwater stickers to any colored, ultra-liberal democrat in school with the hopes that he can give away more than T did. I, Linda Moore, will Cathy Ward my ability to do a routine to.the Stripper' in P. E. class. I, Sandy Blakeman, will Becky Baxter, my partner in crime, a silver-plated switchblade engraved by our good friends, the Jtfoweaqua cheerleaders. I. Rob Bower, will Keith Johnston a year's supply of Doctor Clarence's Pain Pills and medical excuses with which to skip football practice. T, Mike Reynolds, knowing how well he likes sweets, will Mr. Weber a 10,000 calorie gift certificate to the Glazed Donut Shop. I, John Stahl, will next year's debate team (among other things), Richard Nixon's best- seller-- How to Avert the Disasters of Debate. I, Don Turnbull, will Buddy Waugh one Plate of crackers and peanut butter to eat in the den. I, Ed Dale, will to any Romeo whose girl shakes when he is near, has a fever, and trembles when he kisses her, this advice—ditch the chick, she has MALARIA!!! I, Cheryl Kaylor, will to Linda Etherton the ability to hit the high notes in chorus. I, Linda Febus, will to Jackie Green the ability to keep a straight face for at least five minutes. I, Roy Stacy, bequeath any and all my talents to anyone who can find them. I, Jack Stengel, will Buddy Waugh a car with every thing working to ride to baseball games 'V and track meets. I, Linda Hullinger, will Dennis (Gourdhead) Stacey the ability to keep his mouth shut when his big brother gets stuck in the mud while trying to pick up some girls. I, Jean Mifflin, will Carol Pickel my space at the lockers. I, Marilyn Dodson, do hereby will a few of my inabilities to any junior who thinks he can accomplish everything. T, Bob Scott will Vic Pickel my ability to get along with Mr. Weber. I, David Hughes, will my ability to get on the honor roll only in the Senior year to Larry Peters. I, Bob Scott, will Carl Febus my ability to get along with Mr. Hughes. I, Jean Mifflin, being of the ability to dodge, go under, and between doors of P.E. -lockers� do hereby will Jackie Green said ability. I, Jim Kent, will my dilapidated slip-on'tennis shoes to Keith Johnston to replace those brilliantly handsome slippers of his. I, Linda Moore, will Susan Hemp a dusty joke. I, Sandy Blakeman, will Linda Dunn one, live cat to carry around with her in her car and to chase around the Bowling Alley parking lot. I, David Hughes, will my height to Gayland Thomas. I, Nancy Ketcham, will Jo Lynn Peyton my chair in band in hopes that she doesn't flub up as much as I have. I, Mike Reynolds, will Richard Koonce my ability to be repulsive. I, John Stahl, will to Laverne Luelling the Boy Scout handbook—the best manual I know of tc lose a mass movement. I, Jim Wilson, will Mark Rautbort my athletic abilities—they aren't much, but every little bit helps. I, Jerry Timmons, will to Keith Johnston a pair of glasses with magnifying lens so he won't strain his eyes while taking his exams. I, Johnie Moore, will my parking place to any deserving senior in need of it. I, Jud Sattley, will to John Wright, 10 free ballet lessons in hopes that he can walk a straight line gracefully. I, Linda Seay, will Cathy Ward the Ability to take P.E. without half-killing herself. I, Dan Witts, will to any Freshman who needs it my ability to find someone to do my geometry . I, Linda Febus„ will to Pam Craig a salt shaker for the next UNICEF Drive. I, Don Turnbull, will to Dave Keleher my reputation for having the hottest 6 cylinder in town I, Ed Dale, will to Bob Scott the ability and stamina to start dieting for obvious reasons. I, Cheryl Kaylor, will to Linda Hullinger the ability to be Big Cheez next year at college. I, Rob Bower, will Doc Weber a pool table with twenty pockets to improve his game. I, Roy Stacey, bequeath all my abilities which are far too numerous to mention to Keith Johnston. I, Jack Stengel, will Steve Ketcham a pair of Zippo shoes so as to make him as fast as I am, I, Don Turnbull will to Doc Weber a picture of a f55 Chevy. 1, Sue Reynolds, will Cathy Ward a big package of hair pins, or better yet a Butch haircut. 1, Roy Stacey, will all my stupidity and foolishness to Leland Lee who really doesn t need it. I, Linda Hullinger, will Pammie Towell my beautiful figure. I, Nancy Peters, will Kerry McKean my athletic ability. 1, Sue Reynolds will Beverly Rogers a new boy friend, since her Loverboy Jack is graduating. I, Sandy Blakeman, will Hazel Stanger and Becky Baxter a loyal, hard-working yearbook staff for next year just like the one we had this year. We, Ed Dale, Jim Kent, Jack Stengel, Dan Witts, and Bob Scott, will our ability to play basketball to who ever would want it. We, Sue Reynolds, Nancy Peters, and Nancy Ketcham, will Jackie Green more room in our corner when we leave. We, Judy Sattley, Nancy Ketcham� Penny Howard, and Marilyn Dodson, will our batons and well- fitting uniforms to anyone. We, Cheryl Kaylor and Penny Howard, will Mrs. Rutherford one stick of gum to chew while doing a routine. We, Cheryl Kaylor and Dan Witts, will our heat register upstairs in the hall to Rita Kapper and Ollie Fieldbinder. We, Nancy Ketcham and Linda Hullinger, will Keith Johnston and Jack Stengel the ability to have a good time on Thursday. We, the senior class, want to express our sincere appreciation to the faculty and our fellow classmates for making our high school years so enjoyable and rewarding. Liken and did Lt leen NAME LTKES DISLIKES PASTIME AMBITION FOUND Nancy Ketcham People and brown eyes Homework when Dr. Kildare is on Listening to My Fair Lady To travel certain Anywhere a 1 person is Jim Wilson Money and Food Haughty people Eating To get rich Almost anyplace Linda Seay Sam Snobby people Getting ready for trailer= To be a good wife and mother With Sam Don Turnbull Corvettes and Hot Chevy s Mustangs and all Fords Running all over creation trying to find girls Have a good Tinkering job and own a with my fast Chevy— car one of the many Linda Moore Fun Gripers Doing routines nurse everywhere John Stahl To be mean Internationals Fords I work constantly An educated bum True Greatness Johnie Moore Judy and ice tea cloudy nights star-gazing Be a tea- drinking farmer Drinking tea at Judy's Jackie Rautbort Spaghetti malicious writing pen pals gossip nurse With Tommy Carol Ramsey just about everything shorthand reading To succeed at what I try Not Yet Rob Bower Money and long weekends School 6c Passing Certain teachers time To make money At home Mike Reynolds Cathy Ward Fords Homework Being with Cathy Architectual Engineer With Cathy Linda Febus Honest People Fried Chicken Two-faced people dreaming Teach the mentally retarded State of anxiety Dan Witts All Chevy's, Dodges, and especially Tempests. Snooty girls, all Fords, and the Yankees Putting off until tomorrow Rich play- boy, Bachelor Where the girls are and at the drags Sandy Blakeman Talking and late movies Keeping quiet Talking, and talking, and talking.... To always be a NATURAL Blonde!!I Not Usually! NAME LIKES DISLIKES PASTIME AMBITION FOUND Judy Sattley Johnie and ice tea Loud talkers early in the morning Dancing To be a nurse Making ice tea for Johnie Ed Dale 38-20-38 20-38-38 Eating To stay happy Anywhere Penny Howard Boys with blue eyes and dark hair Teachers who talk after the bell has Fighting with Bobby rung To be a teacher With Bobby Bobby Scott Penny Fighting Fighting with Penny To be happy Anywhere but home Marilyn Dodson Fun guys moody people Collecting!?? To be ’nappy Try it sometime Jack Stengel Girls with $1,000,000 figures Slow cars. Poetry, and Au H20 ???????????? To become a Any place wealthy Dr. but home with an attrac- tive wife Jean Mifflin Almost everything Waiting sewing To be a success Here and there, most likely there Roy Stacey Cars and Girls Work and getting picking up stuck in the mud girls Bachelor picking up girls Linda Hullinger People Homework Studying Teach snot- nosed kids Goofing around Nancy Peters Cars, money, more money Stuck-up People Trying to get out of work Make a million Loafing Jerry Timmons Nothing Everything Censored! Professional Bum Never! Sue Reynolds Horses, food, painting Boys, School, P.E. , Painting, Eating. Painter Painting Eating Cheryl Kaylor Thoughtful People Narrow- mindedness Walking Help People Up Down David Hughes Almost everyone Bad Grades Eating To be a success At home This page compliments of: Ramsey's Standard Service Station Mohawk Homes Complete line of building materials Sentinel Printing Business printing Wedding Invitations Zims Supermarket and Variety Store Honor Students Valedictorian Boys’ State JAMES MURPHY KENT Salutatorian Girls’ State D A R Winner LINDA LOUISE HULLINGER Senior Sneak Day It's amazing what bad breath will do to a personiJ111i111 Where did you going???------ say you were -JACKSONVILLE? You mean 1 don't even look like Lady Gadiva? Rob, don't go to sleep now'. This is getting interesting.. Junior Class Officers PRES. - R. HEMP V. PRES. - T. UNDERWOOD TREAS. - R. KOONCE SEC. - R. KAPPER SPONSOR - MISS ALFORD The Junior Class has been busy planning for the Prom. We sold magazines from the Educational Reader Service, Inc., had a car wash in the fall, and had a coke concession at the Junior High basketball games. We decided to have the Prom on May 1 at the Elk's Club in Springfield. The Juniors were also in charge of the Homecoming parade this year. Our float theme was: We re Fishing for a Whale of a Victory. In December, we purchased our class rings from the Josten Company. We chose crimson and silver as our class colors and a red carnation as our class flower. Our motto is: 1966: The successful conclusion to an eager beginning. The Junior class now has 32 members, having lost three this year. They were Virginia Brown, Margaret Muirhead, and Denzil Scales. Our class representatives in sports were: Rick Hempj Ted Bowers, Laverne Luelling, Keith Johnston, Larry Peters, Fred Horne, Steve Ross, Delmar Bullock, Harold Grossman, Buddy Waugh, and Louis Borkhardt. Varsity cheerleaders from our class were: Debbie Sanner, Rita Kapper, and Becky Baxter. The Junior Class greatly appreciates all the help our sponsor, Miss Alford, has given us throughout the year. BECKY BAXTER FRANK BELL LOUIS BORKHARDT TED BOWERS RISE BRUNTJEN DELMAR BULLOCK LINDA DUNN LINDA ETHERTON DIANE GORDON HAROLD GROSSMAN MARY HAWKINS RICK HEMP FRED HORNE KEITH JOHNSTON RITA KAPPER DAVE KELEHER RICHARD KOONCE LAVERNE LEUELLING JANET MATTHEW MARGARET MUIRHEAD LARRY PETERS CAROL PICKEL STEVE ROSS ELAINE SCALES V MARLENE SCALES HAZEL STANGER RON UNDERWOOD TERRY UNDERWOOD CATHY WARD BUDDY WAUGH LARRY WICKER NOT PICTURED: TERRY SCALES I’ll take just one more round.15 Doesn't everybody bowl backwards2 Sophomore Class Officers PRES.-S. KETCHAM V-PRES.-C. FIELDBINDER TREAS.-B. KAPPER SEC.-S. HEMP SPONSOR: MR. SMALLING This year, the class of '67 began their second year of high school as a group of thirty, with Steve Ketcham as our president and Mr. Smalling as our sponsor. Other officers included vice-president- Carl Fieldbinder, treasurer--Bob Kapper, secretary--Susan Hemp, and student council member--Keith Barfield. New blood, which consisted of Jackie Green, Larry Reynolds, and Jim Faulkner, bolstered our number to thirty-three. Our first accomplishment was to build a homecoming float, with the theme We 11 Bury 'Em. This float didn t win anything, although we enjoyed doing it, and learned never to under-estimate the power of freshmen or seniors. We also sold tickets at the homecoming dance. Later, in February, our king and queen representatives for the Valentine s Dance both became king and queen. These were Patty Moore and John Wright. We spent the rest of the year, more or less lazily, getting ready for the hectic junior year coming up. KEITH BARFIELD JUANITA BARNES STAR BAXTER BETTY BROWN HELENA BUDZEN JIM CHESHIER PAMELA CRAIG CARL FEBUS CARL FIELDSINDER SUSAN FORD ROBERTA FYKE JACQUELINE GREEN CARL HANCOCK ROSANNE HARTRY SUSAN HEMP ROBERT KAPPER MIKE KAYLOR STEVEN KETCHAM WAYNE KOONCE GEORGE KOPP KERRY McKEAN DORIS MIFFLIN PATTY MOORE BARBARA MUELLER LEE PEYTON PATSY PICKRELL MARK RAUTBORT PATTY ROBERTSON MYRA SANNER EDWARD STENGEL GAYLAND THOMAS JOHN WRIGHT JIM FAULKNER LARRY REYNOLDS PI TE Oll F — B 0 - A N T Q B V A E h L — M 1 T I I US? £ v 1 FOOTBALL BANQUET On September 1, 1964, 53 eager and scared students walked into the halls of ICHS. We were all ready, but not too willing as initiation day drew near. We were all beautiful sights as we spent one miserable day with girls in baggy overalls and our cute boys in dresses. 0ur class officers are: President; Bill Seay, Vice-President; Kathy Bliler, Secretary; Donna Whitten, Treasurer; Ellen Wurl, Student Council Represenative; Bill Pickrell. Our first class activity was Homecoming. We freshmen Were in charge of the bonfire. The theme of our float was We Auto Win . We were awarded the traveling plaque presented by the American Legion. Our class was represented throughout the year in sports by the following boys: Mike Allen, Paul Dunn, Allen Gass, Tom Kapper, Dick Ketcham, Jerry Long, Larry Long, John McMahon, Steve Mendenhall, Bruce Moore, Ike Peters, Vic Pickel, Bill Pickrell, Dorwin Pope, Dennis Stacey, Bill Seay. John McMahon was also the basketball manager. Kathy Bliler, Margaret Hills, Charmell Loheide, and Jo Lynn Peyton were chosen for Junior Varsity cheerleading. In January, we sponsored an Eye-O-U-Hop. We would like to thank our class sponsors, Mrs. Hartley and Mr. Weber for all their help throughout the year. MIKE ALLEN LINDA BARNES SUE BLAKE KATHY BLILER MARTHA BOWER STEPHANIA BUDZEN MARIA BUDZEN MIKE COLLINS BETH COOPER LINDA DANIELS SHARON DIAL PAUL DUNN ALLEN GASS ALLEN GORDON JANICE GROSSMAN DENNIS GROSSMAN MARGARET HILLS DONNA HILDEBRANDT SHARON HOLMES TOM KAPPER DICK KETCHAM LELAND LEE CHARMELL LOHEIDE LARRY LONG JERRY LONG CAROL MAXHEIMER JOHN MCMAHON STEVE MENDENHALL BRUCE MOORE TONY MOSES LINDA MUDD BILL PETERS JO LYNN PEYTON VIC PICKEL BILL PICKRELL KERRY POLK DORWIN POPE BEVERLY ROGERS GINGER ROGERS LOUISE RHORIG I BILL SEAY DENNIS STACEY ANN STAHL KAY TIMMONS PAM TOWELL JEAN UNDERWOOD RICK WILHAM DEBBIE WILLIAMS PATTY WILLIAMS DONNA WHITTEN AVAILABLE I ELLEN WURL ORVILLE HOLMES SHERYL HARTLEROAD ae=HN N I now pronounce you man and wifell ’’Besides being beautiful, I am also very talented.” 0 MIGHTY SENIORS....” Four score and seven years ago....... SWEET REVENGE Student Council Seated: L. Luelling, H. Stanger, S. Blakeman, R. Standing: T Underwood, K. Bliler, K. Barfield, Koonce, Mr Geibel, L Moore C. Fieldbinder, B. Pickrell, J. Moore Librarians Miss Tunison, C. Ramsey, D. Mifflin, R. Fyke, J Mifflin, M Dodson, C. Maxheimer, L. Febus, J. Rautbort, M. Hills, A. Stahl, D Hildebrandt Row Is B. Baxter, L. Febus, L. Moore, J. S.attley, N. Ketcham, E. Stengel, Bo Kapper. _ __ « Row 2: S. Blakeman, P. Howard, L. Hullinger, S. Hemp, R. Kapper, S. Ketcham Row 3: Mrs. Pound, J. Stahl, L. Luelling, W. Koonce, F. Horne, T. Underwood R. Hemp, To Bowers, J. Stengel, J. Kent, R. Koonce. LEADERSHIP SERVICE PRESIDENT----JIM KENT SECRETARY-LINDA HULLINGER VICE PRESIDENT----RICHARD HEMP TREASURER-RICHARD KOONCE Compliments of : FARMERS STATE BANK OF ILLIOPOLIS Girls' Athletic Association Row 1: P. Pickerell, S. Hemp, N. Peters, C. Kaylor, P. Moore Row 2: L. Moore, D. Whitten, M. Hills, L. Etherton, N. Ketcham, L. Hullinger, S. Ford, P. Craig, M. Bower, C. Ramsey Row 3: C. Maxheimer, L. Rhorig, J. Peyton, D. Williams, B. Rogers, P. Williams, D. Hildebrandt, E. Wurl, A. Stahl, B. Cooper, K. Bliler, P. Towell Row 4: Mrs. Rutherford, L. Febus, J. Mifflin, K. McKean, K. Timmons, C. Ward, R. Kapper, M. Sanner, C. Loheide, S. Blakeman The officers for our G.A.A. during the 1964-65 year were: President, Nancy Peters Vice President, Cheryl Kaylor; Secretary, Susan Hemp; Treasurer, Patsy Pickrell; Points’ Chairman, Patty Moore; Student Council Represenative, Sandy Blakemen. The Illiopolis G.A.A. sponsered Play Day in November, the Football Banquet, G.I.T. Night, and the G.A.A. picnic. Other main activities included ah se?ior girls were eliSible for the Honor Athlete, which is awarded on Honors Night All girls who earned the required number of points also recieved their awards Honor s Night Row 1: J. Moore, H. Stanger, L. Seay, J. Sattley, J. Mifflin, C. Kaylor, L. Hullinger, P. Howard, L. Moore, M. Dodson, B. Brown, Mrs. Howard Row 2: R. Fyke, P. Robertson, E. Scales, C, Ramsey, D. Hildebrandt, C. Maxheimer, J. Matthew, M, Hawkins, M. Scales, J. Grossman, M. Hills, T. Moses, L. Daniels WfW PRES.-C. KAYLOR IstV.PRES.-L. HULLINGER 2ndV.PRES.-J. MIFFLIN SEC. -J. SATTLEY TREAS.-P. HOWARD HIST.-M. DODSON PUB. REL.-L. SEAY V.PRES. PROJ.-L. MOORE STUD.COUN.-H. STANGER V.PRES. REC.-B. BROWN The Illiopolis F.H.A. was quite active this year. Among the many projects was the Faculty Board Dinner held in November. This annual event was enjoyed by all who attended. As a service to the community the F.H.A. sponsored a person of the month1' column in the Illiopolis Sentinel. Those honored were residents of the Illiopolis area who were recognized because of some outstanding serv5.ce to the community. We were hostesses to the Sectional Officers Election held in March, although no Illiopolis girls were up for nomination. At the close of the year the F.H.A. held an installation dinner at the Redwood in Decatur for the mothers and daughters, the new officers, and the seniors. Lettermen’s Club Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Mr. Smalling, R. Hemp, J. Kent, D. Witts, E. Dale, E. Stengel , Mr. Weber L. Peters, F. Horn, B. Scott, J. Moore, S. Ross, M. Kaylor J. Wright, B. Kapper, K. Johnson, C,. Fieldbinder, R. Bower, S. Ketcham A Honor Students B Honor Students Row 1: C. Kaylor, L. Peters, G. Kopp, C. Febus, J. Stengel, J. Moore, E. Dale, Mr. Hughes Row 2: J. Wright, B. Scott, L. Wicker, M. Reynolds, A. Gass, B. Moore, D. Turnbull, J. Stahl, S. Mendenhall Row 3: L. Borkhardt, J. Kent, D. Stacey, J. Long, M. Rautbort, L. Long, A. Gordon, G. Thomas MIXED CHORUS Row 1: Mr. Warnick, L. Hullinger, S. Blakeman, P. Howard, B. Cooper, D. Whitten, J. Matthew, D. Mifflin, J. Peyton, K. Bliler, P. Towell Row 2: C. Loheide, M. Bower, C. Ramsey, L. Febus, E. Wurl, D. Hildebrandt, C. Maxheimer, M. Hawkins, D. Gordon, A. Stahl, L. Etherton Row 3: C. Kaylor, L. Dunn, C. Ward, R. Bruntjen, L. Moore, H. Stanger, E. Scales, K. Timmons Row 4: F. Bell, D. Witts, T. Bowers, J. Stengel, K. Johnston, J. Kent, B. Scott, R. Koonce, D. Scales Drama Club Row 1: S. Blakeman, P. Howard, L. Hullinger, J. Sattley, N. Ketcham, L. Moore, L. Febus, J. Rautbort, J, Mifflin Row 2: C. Ramsey, M. Reynolds, J. Moore, Mrs. Pound, J. Stengel, J. Kent, C. Kaylor Dance Band Row 1 Row 2: L. Moore, D. Whitten, P. Moore, E. Stengel, J. Moore, J. Stengel. N. Peters, J. Peyton, N. Ketcham J. Sattley, J. Rautbort, R. Bruntjen, L. Etherton, L. Hullinger, K. Timmons, C. Loheide, K. Polk, L. Dunn, R. Koonce, W. Koonce, F. Bell, Mr. Warnick ___ Marching Band Majorettes Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: R. Bruntjen, L. Etherton, L. Hullinger, J. Wilson, K. Witts, B. Cooper, L Moore P. Towel1, K. Bliler, M. Bower, D. Johnson, T. Keleher, C. Maxheimer, S. Bower, G. Kopp, N. Blakeman, E. Dodson, D. Whitten, P. Moore, E. Stengel, J. Moore, J. Stengel C. Berry, D. Ealey, C. Bruntjen, L. Havener, P. Howard, N. Peyton, P. Howard, N. Peters, D. Williams, M. Whitten, J. Peyton, S. Blakeman, D. Sheller, K. Cross, M. Smith, K. Timmons, C. Loheide, L. Dunn, R. Koonce B. Timmons, D. Scales, K. Polk, R. Mitchell, J. Sattley, C. Ramsey, C. Kaylor, Mr. Warnick, J. Kilhoffer, R. Lyons, B. Horne, M. Dobrinsky, W. Koonce, F. Bell In the fall, the band, sixty-two in number, played for three home football games and marched in the Homecoming Parade. This year, a dance band and a stage band were formed to play at home basketball games. Griffin High School was the scene of the County Music Festival on November 5. State Contest for band and chorus was held at Eastern Illinois University, at Charleston, on March 13. Solos and Ensemble Contest was held on April 10. The Spring Concert was held in May. Candid Shots Dig those sexy legs!! I just don’t feel welcome tey! This is the girls restroom! Homecoming 19 6 4 The 1964 Homecoming Festivities began Thursday night with the traditional bonfire held on the school grounds. The pep band played while the students and townfolk gathered around the fire. The symbolic Assumption dummy was then tossed into the fire by members of the football team. After a pep talk by Coach Smalling, the cheerleaders led some school cheers. Then most students proceeded to their class floats to put the fin- ishing touches on what they hoped was the winner. Friday afternoon the annual Homecoming Parade was held. The float winners were announced during the half-time intermission at the football game that night. The Seniors, who had won the trophy the three preceeding years, again won first place. Their theme was Gopher a Victory. The American Legion Trophy went to the Freshmen with their float We Auto Win. The Homecoming festivities came to an end Saturday night with the Homecoming Dance, Moon River. The climax of the evening was the crowning of the king and queen. The retir- ingqueen and attendant, Judy Wright and Larry Casey, crowned Cheryl Kaylor and Jim Kent Homecoming Queen and King for 1964-65. The court members were Sandy Blakeman, Nancy Peters, Nancy Ketcham, Linda Hullinger, Bob Scott, Dan Witts, Ed Dale,and Johnie Moore. Music for the dance was provided by the Swingsters Retiring Queen and King Representative Judy Wright Larry Casey Crown Bearers Mark Moore Pam Frazier Coronation Royal Dance Foolin Around This page compliments of: MANSFIELD FORD GRAIN COMPANY Pritchett Irothers Hardware and Home Appliances Row Is J. Rautbort, L. Hullinger, L. Febus, S. Blakeman, Mrs. Pound Row 2: J. Moore, J. Sattley, P. Howard, M. Hawkins, M. Reynolds, J. Stengel Row 3: D. Hughes, J. Kent, S. Ross, F. Horne, K. Johnston Junior- Senior THE PERFECT IDIOT Margaret Tennyson .................. •••••Judy Sattley Jackie Tennyson............................Steve Ross Rhodora....................................Linda Hullinger Roger Tennyson. ••••••••••••• .............Fred Horne Walter P. Latherby.........................Mike Reynolds Daniel Tennyson.....•••••••••..............Jack Stengel Arthur Barnard ............................Johnie Moore Miss Baker.................................Linda Etherton Linda Barnard..............................Sandy Blakeman Jeannie Wilson. ••••............. •••••••• Rita Kapper Aloysius (Puff) Witomski •••••••• ..........Jim Kent Carla Carlson..............................Penny Howard A Policeman................................David Hughes Dr. Hockhorst Von Barf.. •••...............Rob Bower Miss Booth.................................Mary Hawkins Student Director............•••••••••......Linda Moore Class Prompters: Jean Mifflin Cathy Ward Compliments of: I. GRAVES MOTOR COMPANY GORDY ' S CAFE PRAIRIE LANES BOWLING POOLE'S TAVERN Junior-Senior Prom Junior Senior Prom On May 1, 1965, the Junior Senior Prom Some Enchanted Evening was held at the Elks Club Ball Room, in Springfield, Illinois, The banquet began at 6:30 p.m. Rick Hemp welcomed the Seniors and Linda Hullinger gave the response. Judy Sattley gave the Senior Class Will and Rita Kapper read the Class Prophecy. Mrs. Isaac Loose, the guest speaker, gave a speech on Enchantment . Following the banquet, Dave and His Counts furnished music for the dance. FACULTY ONLY??????????? nyone Jerk? I always did prefer older women!!! Seniors and Dates PETERS JUDY V JACK S CATHY WARD MIKE REYNOLDS PENNY H BOB SCO LINDA MOORE ROB BOWER CHERYL KAYLOR DAN WITTS NDA HULLINGER CK HEMP JO LYNN PEYTON JIM KENT MARILYN DODSON JOHN STAHL LINDA FEBUS TED BOWERS NANCY KETCHAM RICHARD KOONCE Football Row 1: A. Stone, Manager; B. Peters, F. Horne, C. Fieldbinder, A. Gass Row 2: J. Cheshier, L. Peyton, D. Ketcham, M. Kaylor Row 3: Coach Weber, Coach Stalling, B. Moore, E. Dale, S. Ross 1964 SEASON RESULTS The Pirates began the 1964 football season by traveling to Pawnee. The Pirates were defeated 20 to 0 by a big Indian team, which had 11 seniors on their first team. The next week, the Pirates hosted its greatest rival from up the road, Niantic. The Pirates were up high for this game, and were very stubborn in winning a 14 to 6 game. Next the Pirates brought themselves to their homecoming battle with the Assumption Comets. The Comets went home a 19-0 victor. The Pirates then traveled to Maroa. The Trojans capitalized on a Pirate error and won 7 to 0. The Pirates then hosted the Lovington Panthers. The Pirates suffered their season- long third-quarter jinx and got behind 14-0, the game ended with the Panthers winning 14 to 7 The Pirates, by this time getting tired of losing, picked up their spirits to beat the 63 Conference Champions, the Bethany Mustangs, 21 to 7. The next week, the Pirates were defeated 42 to 0 by the Meridian Conference champions of 1964, the Moweaqua Indians. Next came the end and the beginning. In other words, the end of the 1964 season by defeating the Macon Ironmen 20 to 19, and it gave the underclassmen a good outlook for the 1965 football season. C. Hancock, M. Allen, B. Seay, E. Stengel, D. Witts B. Scott, L. Peters, J. Moore, J. Kent, J. Wright K. Johnston, V. Pickel, S. Ketcham, R. Bower, L. Long MOST VALUABLE PLAYER HONORARY CAPTAIN HONORARY CO-CAPTAIN tggBL ED DALE ! - HALFBACK JIM KENT CENTER BOB SCOTT HALFBACK JOHNIE MOORE FULLBACK ROBBIE BOWERS TACKLE CARL FIELDBINDER QUARTERBACK KEITH JOHNSTON TACKLE LARRY PETERS GUARD STEVE ROSS HALFBACK FRED HORNE GUARD - ED STENGEL FULLBACK JOHN WRIGHT TACKLE STEVE KETCHAM END LEE PEYTON CENTER BILL SEAY HALFBACK ALLEN GASS QUARTERBACK IKE PETERS END MIKE ALLEN TACKLE BRUCE MOORE END VJ.C PICKEL N0T PICTURED LARRY LONG GUARD J0HN MC MAHON CENTER TACKLE Debbie Sanner, Suzie Ford, Sandy Blakeman, Becky Baxter, Cheryl Kaylor, Rita Kapper Season’s Results ILLIOPOLIS OPPONENTS 53 96 Tri-City 41 83 Niantic 44 71 Moweaqua 40 56 Lovington 40 50 Assumption 52 64 Mt, Auburn 36 67 Assumption 46 72 Blue Mound 45 81 Bethany 34 50 Glenwood 78 62 Divernon 43 80 Stonington 55 74 Witt 41 74 Tower Hill 46 70 Riverton 72 75 Maroa 62 84 Findlay 77 82 Witt 52 83 Assumption 53 48 Mt. Auburn 62 50 Mt. Auburn 41 65 Argenta Compliments of: J. C. ROSS AND SONS GROCERIES--MEATS--DRY GOODS Varsity Row Is Mr. Weber, J. Cheshier, Mr. Smalling Row 2: E. Dale, B. Kapper, C. Fieldbinder, J. Kent, S. Ketcham, J. Stengel, H. Grossman, B. Waugh, R. Hemp, D. Witts, E. Stengel, B. Scott' Junior Varsity ■H I Row 2: S. Mendenhall, C. Hancock, A. Gass, L. Peyton, T. Bower, K. Johnston, J. Wright, M. Kaylor, B. Peters, B. Moore, B. Seay, T. Kapper SANDY BLAKEMAN CHERYL KAYLOR Varsity heerleaders RITA KAPPER DEBBIE SANNER BECKY BAXTER SUZIE FORD VALUABLE PLAYER kick Hemp Junior Varsity Cheerleaders KATHY BLILER JO LYNN PEYTON CHARMEL LOHEIDE Baseball Team Row 1: Mr. Weber, S. Ketcham, D. Pope, D. Witts, S. Ross, B. Waugh, D. Ketcham, C. Fieldfeinder, J. McMahon. Row 2: E. Stengel, E. Dale, L. Peyton, L. Borkhardt, B. Seay, B. Scott I. Peters, J Stengel. 19 6 5 BASEBALL RESULTS Illiopolis 1 Assumption 5 Illiopolis 1 Maroa 5 Illiopolis 1 St. James 11 Illiopolis 3 Niantic 2 Illiopolis 6 Niantic 10 Illiopolis 7 Mt. Auburn 3 Illiopolis 11 St. James 1 Illiopolis 0 Niantic 4 Track Team Row 1: R. Underwood, E, Dale, B. Kapper, L. Luelling, L. Borkhardt, H, Grossman, K. Johnston, M. Kaylor, V. Pickel, R. Hemp, T. Bowers, J. Kent, C. Fieldbinder, D, Witts, D. Keleher, Mr. Smalling. Row 2: B. Pickerell, J. Wright, P. Dunn, B. Moore, L. Leigh, A. Gass, D. Stacey, J. Cheisher, S. Ross, B. Waugh, B. Seay, L. Long, D. Bullock. Row 3: R. Bower, L, Peters, G. Thomas, C, Febus, F. Horne, C. Hancock, L, Peyton, B. Scott, X. Peters, D. Ketcham, T. Kapper, J. Faulkner. Ed Dale 63 points Dan Witts 39 Bob Scott 13 Ted Bowers 24 Rick Hemp 41 Steve Ross 15 Fred Horne 3 points Larry Peters 2 II Keith Johnston 28 II Louis Borkhardt 23 II Buddy Waugh John Wright 40 II II Jim Cheisher 5 points Carl Febus 3 II Jim Kent 5 It Bill Seay 15 II Bill Pickerell 3 II Laverne Luelling 15 II Teams Illiopolis 72 Tri-City 46 Illiopolis 95 Niantic 23 Illiopolis 75 Bethany 33 Illiopolis 73 Rochester 56 Niantic 16 Illiopolis 70 Divernon 18 Edinburg 60 Illiopolis 55% Edinburg 52 Mount Pulaski 34% How We Looked Then How We Look Now Row 1: J. Rautbort, L. Hullinger, L. Febus, M. Dodson, J. Mifflin, S. Blakeman, N. Peters, J. Sattley, C. Ramsey. Row 2: R. Bower, J. Stengel, J. Kent, J. Wilson, D. Turnbull, J. Moore. Seated: L. Standing: Moore, Mrs. Simpso.t, S. J. Sattley, J. Moore, D. L. Etherton, J. Stengel, R. Bruntjen, M. Hawkins, Blakeman, B. Baxter, H. Stanger. Witts, C. Kaylor, C. Ward, F. Horne, P. Howard, L. Dunn, L. Hullinger, N. Ketcham. Annual Staff The Yearbook Staff would like to express their sincere thanks to everyone who unselfishly gave their time and effort in making this 1965 Pirate Log possible. BOOSTERS: Frazier's Barber Shop Dorothy's Beauty Shop National Cleaners Graduation n e 3 C G I TiT) I m Q INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas Citv — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA I M •! iW • � •