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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

THE PIRATE LOG CONTENTS ADMINISTRA TION- FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES CLASSES ATHLETICS AD VER TISEMENTS 96 We the Yearbook Staff of the Pirate Log 1970-71 dedicate this yearbook to Coach Jerry Smalling, who through his tireless efforts has made many improvements in the athletic program at Illiopolis High School. We further recognize Coach Smalling, not only for the part he has played in producing better athletes, but also because he has set for us an example of what dedication, perseverance, and desire can accomplish. 4 Walter P. Grady Superintendent Sandra Reeder Bookkeeper Shirley Alford Guidance Counselor Richard Weber Principal ADMINISTRA TION “LIFE IS JUST ONE THING AFTER ANOTHER. ” FRANK WARD O’MALLEY ‘EDUCATION IS HANGING AROUND UNTIL YOU CATCH ON.” ROBERT FROST FACULTY Mr. Neiman Mathematics Mrs. Rice French Mrs. Hurley Home Economics Mr. Orr Biology, Boys' P.E. James Lindgren Jr. High Science Agriculture Mary Ross Physical Education Peggy Lawson Business Education and Soph. English Larry Rosenthal Drivers Education and Jr. High Science Bill Dever Jr. High Social Studies and P.E. Drivers Education and Health and Safety Barbara Sheller Mathematics James Fitzpatrick Band 9 Candice Dallman Chorus Mr. Folkerts English Mr. Smalling History, Physics Mrs. Allen English, Speech L to R: Anna Underwood, Zelma McDonald, Frankie Reynolds, Marion Hildebrandt L to R: Betty Johnson, Omer Scales, Pat 12 Neeley, Bill Drabing. Not Pictured: Phil Sheller PIRATE POWER SANGAMON COUNTY CHAMPS!! IS BOTTOM from left to right: E. Bliler, P. Hayden, M. Lee, J. Hills, M. Cook, G. Adyt. SECOND: Adviser: Miss Lawson, M. Seay, S. Smith, R. Stone, L. Lamb, S. Moore, S. Bliler, J. O'Neill, D. Ballinger, S. Ketchum J. Roher, L. Burke, C. Forster. TOP: R. Loheide, M. Stengel, M. Peters, A. Leonard, P. Rogers, Galloway, M. Forster, B. Bliler, K. Cook, J. Moore, M. McGee. M. McGee, M. Advisor—Miss Lawson Editor--Mary Lynn Stengel 16 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left to right, BACK ROW: Rick Cravens, Larry Daniels, John Bruntjen, Steve Leonard, Mike Rogers, Gary Have- ner, Mike Bruntjen, Danny Galoway. MIDDLE ROW: Andy McMahon, Mike Hildebrandt, Jim Burris, Randy Le- Beane, David Mendenhall, Arthur LeBeane, Mike Carey, Richard Wilson. FIRST ROW: Alvin Rautbort, Frank Evans, Kevin Kaylor, Elwood Willis, Roger Dial, Bennet Lybarger, John Hudson, Martin Stahl, Advisor: Jim Lind- gren ACTIVITIES The Illiopolis chapter of Future Farmers of American had many worthwhile activities this year. They were the foremost organization in the school, and it can be proved by our many activities. One of the highlights of the year was when the beef judging team won its sectional contest by an overwhelming number of points. Out of the top ten individuals in the contest; the Illiopolis team placed first, second, third and fifth. Another was the chap- ter's presence at the Farm Bureau Banquet held at the Heritage House. Perhaps the biggest and most educational event this year was the Senior's trip to Kansas City for the National F.F.A. Convention which lasted seven days. At the hotel during our stay, Mr. Lindgren managed to lose his life savings playing poker. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Advisor: Mrs. Allen Treasurer: Susie Bliler Secretary: Molly McKean President: Martha Hemp V. President: Larry Leonard Recorder: John Bruntjen This year was probably one of the busiest for the National Honor Society. November 29 we showed our first and only movie of the year, Mein Kampf. We also repainted and repaired the plaques represent- ing the schools in the Meridian Conference. These plaques will be hung in the new gym. Our last project of the year was the Fine Arts Festival, March 22-26. Throughout the week, students' art and literary works were displayed in the room west of the library. On Monday and Wednesday nights of that week, programs featuring music, drama, and dance were presented. Tuesday, the Speech class pre- sented The Bad Children. Students of the Month were also elected throughout the year. PROVISIONALS Mike Bruntjen Phil Hayden Ed Bliler Andy Kilhoffer Beth Bliler Denise Hall Vicki Koczwara Annette Leonard Margaret McGee Cathy Burdzilauskas 18 N.H.S. MEMBERS Mrs. Allen, M. Hemp, M. Forster, M. Lynn Stengel, S. Bliler, M. McKean, M. Lee, L. Leonard, ]. Hills, D. Barnes, M.’McGee, J. Bruntjen, K. Cook, D. Sheller, G. Aydt, M. Stahl N.H.S. SNAPS 19 LITERARY CLUB FRONT ROW L. to R.: Cathy Burdzalauskas, Merialyce Galloway--Art Head, Mary Forster, Laurie Burke — Editor, Molly McKean, Bill White--Lay-Out Head, Mrs. Allen—Sponsor. TOP ROW: Brenda Cravens, Mitzi Ramsey, Linda Ray, Sue Ketchum, Phil Hayden, Karen Mendenhall, Rhea Loheide, Chuck Bisbee, Martha Hemp, Micki Rogers, Phyllis Mendenhall, and Gloria Hancock. NOT PICTURED: Joyce Cravens. The Literary Club is composed of many talented students who are interested in writing in all of its forms. The club's project for this year was compiling a booklet, THE ROLLING WALRUS, which contained many fine poems, stories, essays, and illustrations by the students. The staff worked many hard hours, and we're sure you'll agree that it was worth it. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA AMERICA. Officers: J. Moore: B. Bliler: C. Burdzilaukas: A. Leonard: K. Sheets: M. McGee: M. Ramsey: D. Laughlin: P. Pickel: K. Cook: V. Koczwara: P. Rogers: Song Leader Points Ch. Recreation Degrees Ch. Projects Treasurer Public Relations Historian 1st V. Pres. President Secretary 2nd V. Pres. As busy as ever working to reach their goal of new furniture for the Home Ec room, F.H.A. members had some very successful enterprises. Besides the usual events such as bake sales and hobo day, F.H.A.'ers served in the Hospitality Room during the Jr. High Tournament. In observance of F.H.A. Week, members held a different activity each day. They finally got their living room furniture this year and so accomplished their goal. They ended the year with the usual Home Ec Style show and installation of of- ficers. 1st ROW: P. Hayden, B. Bell, K. Cook, M. Lee, J. Brown, V. Rogers, M. Stengel. 2nd ROW: M. Ramsey, G. Hancock, M. McDermott, K. Sheets, C. Burdzilauskas, M. For- ster, P. Mendenhall, L. Ray. 3rd ROW: C. Forster, M. Seay, L. Lamb, G. Hagood, M. Rogers, R. Stone, M. McGee, S. Ketchum, B. Batchelder, S. German, C. Beck, Mrs. Hurley, M. Galloway. 4th ROW: J. Moore, B. Mifflin, V. Koczwara, S. Smith, B. Bliler, C. Kommier, A. Leonard, C. Carey, D. Laughlin, T. Kapper, V. Shartzer 21 DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Mrs. Allen, S. Moore, M. Stengel, M. Peters, M. Hemp, J. Roher, M. Lee, M. McKean. SECOND ROW: M. Forster, M. McGee, S. Bli- ler, J. Hills, R. Loheide, M. Cook, C. Bisbee, M. Galloway 22 THE DRAMA CLUB FRONT ROW L. to R.: M. Ramsey, M. Galloway, D. Ballinger, J. Roher, M. Hemp, C. Burdzilauskas, V. Kocz- wara, K. Mendenhall, J. Moore, B. Bliler, M. Stengel, M. Peters. SECOND ROW: L. Ray, B. Cravens, S. Moore, J. Hills, M. Forster, S. Ketchum, M. McGee, P. Mendenhall, Betty Mifflin, L. Burke, M. McKean, Mrs. Allen. THIRD ROW: C. McMahon, B. Bell, R. Loheide, M. Rogers, K. Sheets, M. McDermott, M. Lee, S. Bliler, M. McGee, J. O'Neill. FOURTH ROW: P. Hayden, C. Bisbee, E. Bliler, M. Cook, B. Stone, M. Dobrinsky, T. Ross, B. Witts ACTIVITIES The Drama Club began its productions by first putting on The Littlest Angel, in which Bill Witts was the littlest angel. Spurred on by its small success, the next step was a bigger and better production, this time, Thorton Wilder's By the Skin of Our Teeth. Martha Hemp, as Sabina, the maid, led the entire cast: Phil Hayden as Mr. Antrobus, Laurie Burke as Mrs. Antrobus, Janet Roher as Gladys, Kathy Sheets as the fortune teller, and Bill Witts as Henry. Drama Club was also represented at district contest by Martha Hemp, Chuck Bisbee, and Micki Rogers, with Martha and Chuck going on and competing in Sectional. And then we had Sue Ketchum and Kim Adams participating in the Fine Arts Festival. It was a good year, and we give our thanks to everyone who supported us. 23 DRAMA CLUB SNAPS 'Well, you see, Sir . . 'What's in your box? . . “THE LITTLEST ANGEL CHORUS TOP ROW: Ted Hohenstein, Tom Ross, Chuck Bisbee, Mike Rogers, Danny Galloway, Mike Dobrinsky, Bill Witts. SECOND ROW: Ed Bliler, Gail Hagood, Vicki Rogers, Beth Bliler, Vicki Koczwara, Denise Hall, Jo Ellen Moore, Karen Mendenhall. FIRST ROW: Carol Kornmeir, Micki Rogers, Kim Adams, Kathy Sheets, Dee Bal- linger, Betty Mifflin, Roger Dial. Teacher: Mrs. Dallman STUDENT BOARD MEMBERS Student Board: Beth Bliler, Connie Forster, Rhea Loheide, Merialyce Galloway. Not Pictured: Phil Hayden 25 MARCHING BAND MAJORETTES Marilyn Lee Bonnie Dodson Shirley Smith Dian Galloway 26 CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW L. to R.: Julie Bliler, Debbie Bartels, Kathy Sheets, Susie Bliler, Beth Bliler. SECOND ROW: Mary Lynn Stengel, Priscilla Hayden, Lori Arnold, Rhea Loheide, Bill Witts, Ed Bliler, Mike Carey, Maribeth Hartry, Phil Hayden, Mike Cook. STANDING: Gary Havener, Ted Hohenstein, Jim Burris. Instructor: James Fitzpatrick 27 G.A.A. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: MARY FORSTER V. PRESIDENT: KAREN COOK SEC.-TREAS.: JO O'NEILL PT. CHAIRMAN: MARYANN PETERS HISTORIAN: MARGARET McGEE 1970-71 proved to be a very active and worthwhile year for the Girl's Athletic Association. Mary Forster was elected as the delegate to G.A.A. camp June 7-14 at Lake Bloomington in Bloomington, Illinois. The activities this year included golf, bowling, ice skating, roller skating, pool and miniature golf. M E M B E R S TOP ROW L. to R.: Mrs. Ross—Sponsor, J. O'Neill, K. Keleher, M. Seay, L. Lamb, M. Stengel, M. McGee, S. Blakeman, M. Peters, K. Mendenhall, P. Mendenhall, Karen Cook. MIDDLE ROW: V. Koczwara, D. Bartels, B. Mifflin, L. Arnold, M. McGee, M. McDermott, J. Bliler, P. Hayden, S. German, M. Forster. BOTTOM ROW: J. Moore, A. Leonard, C. Burdzalauskas, D. Haram, J. Roher, M. Ramsey, C. Forster, D. Laughlin, and C. Sheets. 28 My faithful pole! s N G.A.A. Roller skating is such fun! RETIRING KING, JIM SHE WARD RETIRING QUEEN, WENDE ALLEN CROWNBEARERS, PAT KILHOFFER AND ROBIN BLOXAM MARY FORSTER LARRY LEONARD SHARON MOORE GARY LEONARD SUSAN BLUER STEVE LEONARD The 1970 Homecoming activities were officially opened as the King and Queen, Mike and Pam, were announced at the annual bonfire on Thursday night. Following the announcement, Pirate fans looked on as Mike lit the bonfire and the traditional effigy of Assumption was burned. After a short pep talk by Coach Smalling and a few cheers around the bonfire, the snake dance began to take shape and pre- game activities came to an end. Festivities began again as the parade was held at 2:00 Friday after- noon. It was at this time the floats were judged, but they were not announced until the half-time intermission of the game that night. The Junior class received first place award with their Rehearsing For A Kill, and second place went to the Sophomore class for their Out Action Will Crush The Comets. Friday night rolled around and the Illiopolis Pirates met with the Assumption Comets to welcome a 6 to 0 Homecoming victory. The formal coronation took place on Saturday night as Pam Pickel and Mike Gass were crowned by the retiring queen and king Wende Allen and Jim Sheward. Their attendants were Susie Bliler, Mary Forester, Martha Hemp, Janet Hills, Sharon Moore, Don Gordy, Mike Kapper, Gary Leonard, Larry Leonard and Steve Leonard. Pat Kilhof- fer and Robin Bloxam were crown bearers for the king and queen. The theme of the dance was Something with music being provided by The Godfrey. 37 FRESHMAN CLASS “OUT IN THE COUNTRY” Martha Hemp Rick Skelley Sharon Moore Kelley Sanner Linda Lamb John Bruntjen Susie Bliler Steve Leonard Merialyce Galloway Dennis Barnes Molly McKean Tom Ross n . ' 'U.C.. W4 Cfi Linda Ray Mike Cook Mary Isabelle McGee Robert Grossman Shirley Smith Rodney Mitchell Mary Forster Martin Stahl Erma Dodson Denise Ballinger Larry Daniels chris Berry 43 Cathy Burdzilauskas Chuck Johnson Dotty Shartzer Aubie Endrizzi Janet Hills Bill Etherton Karen Keleher Gary Leonard Mary Ann Peters Bill Booker 44 Carol Davis Jared Carroll Sandy Timmons Tyler Lyon Cheryl McMahon Tim Burke Micki Rogers Chuck Bisbee 45 Michele McDermott Ed Wilson Connie Forster Don Sheller stifl ■ Vi ■ ‘ TsLx y 'll ■fr.- :: Janet Roher Mike Dobrinsky Jo Ellen O'Neill Harry Pickrell 46 Marilyn Lee Greg Aydt Caria McCabe Phil Hayden 47 SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right: Mr. Robert Lamb, Mr. Corwin Leeper, Mr. Wayne Mendenhall, School Attorney, Mr. Vanjean Smith, Mr. Richard Erwin, Mr. Walter Grady, Mr. Les Blakeman, Mr. Paul Wayne Hohenstein, Mr. Herbert S. Bliler. 48 HIGH HONORS TOP ROW: Mary Forster, Mary McGee, Sharon Moore, Larry Leonard, Shirley Smith, Molly McKean, Mary Lynn Stengel. (Seniors). 3rd ROW: Greg Aydt, Janet Roher, Karen Cook, Jo Ellen O'Neill, Marilyn Lee, Don Sheller. (Juniors). 2nd ROW: Jo Ellen Moore, Kathy Burdzilauskas, Denise Hall, Beth Bliler, Margaret McGee, Phyllis Mendenhall, Gail Hagood, Ed Bliler. (Sophomores). 1st ROW: Paul Mason, Lori Arnold. (Freshman) VALEDICTORIAN—MARTHA HEMP “SENIORS NOW AND THEN” TOP ROW: Donna Underwood, Pam Rogers, Molly McKean, Martha Hemp, Susan Bliler, Janet Hills, Mary Lynn Stengel, Sharon Moore, Mary Isabelle McGee, Linda Lamb, Rhea Loheide. 2nd ROW: Chuck Johnson, Steve Leonard, Larry Leonard, Gary Leonard, Dotty Shartzer, Pam Pickel, John Bruntjen, Allan McDonald. 1st ROW: Martin Stahl, Dennis Barnes. 53 SENIOR CLASS The 1970-71 Graduating class of Illiopolis High School began its activities with the selling of drinks at the football and basketball games. In November, we sold Stuckey's candy and later in the basketball season we held a chilli supper. This year a raffle was also held during basketball season. In the spring of 71 we organized a rummage sale in Decatur and then in May after all money-making projects were over, we the best Seniors ever, headed for Daytona Beach, Florida. We would like to thank Mr. Orr and Mr. Lindgren for their complete co-operation and guidance. Denise Ballinger Susan Bliler Band I-IV; Chorus I—III; G.A.A. I—II; Varsity Cheerleader III-IV, Capt. IV; Drama Club I-IV, Sec. IV; National Thespian Society III-IV; National Honor Society II-IV; Treas. IV; Girls' State III; Bye, Bye, Birdie I; Homecoming Court IV; Teacher's Aide IV; Sound of Music II; Skin of Our Teeth IV; Littlest Angel IV. F.H.A. I-III; Drama Club III-IV; Bye Bye Birdie ; Sound of Music ; Bad Children ; The Skin of Our Teeth ; Chorus III-IV; Yearbook Staff IV; Student Aid; Area Vocation III; Student Librarian I; National Thespian Society IV; Littlest Angel . Dennis Barnes National Honor Society I-IV; Drama Club II-IV; National Thespian So- ciety III-IV; F.F.A. I-IV; Secretary II; President III-IV; Chapter Star Farmer of F.F.A. Ill; State Farmer Degree; Sectional Treas. of F.F.A. Ill; Sound of Music II; Snow Queen and The Goblin III; The Bad Chil- dren IV; Secretary of Class III. Laurie Burke Library Aid I; G.A.A. I-II-III; Chorus I; F.T.A. Ill; Literary Club Editor IV; Office Aid IV; Drama Club IV; Na- tional Thespian Society IV; Yearbook Staff IV. 56 John Bruntjen Cross Country II; Basketball I-IV; Track I; Baseball I; National Honor Society II-IV; Recorder IV; F.F.A. I-IV, Sec. III-IV, Star Green Hand, F.F.A. National Convention '70; Bad Children ; Class Treas. III- IV; Lettermens' Club I-IV. Donna Drabing Activities not listed. Dewain Dodson Activities not listed. Larry Daniels Activities not listed. Mike Cook Drama Club I-IV, National Thespian Society IV, Sound of Music, Littlest Angel, Snow Queen and the Goblin, Yearbook Staff II-IV, Marching Band I-IV, Concert Band I-IV, Football I-II. Mary Forster G.A.A. I-IV, pres. IV, camp dele- gate III, honorary camp vice pres.; National Honor Society II-IV, Na- tional Thespians III—IV, Drama Club I-IV, Varsity Cheerleader IV, Homecoming Queen Court IV, Year- book Staff III-IV, Literary Club IV, F.H.A. IV, Chorus I, Class Vice Pres. Ill, Class Secretary IV, Student of the Month IV, Bye Bye Birdie I, Purple Neck Black Bearded Blatch III, Skin of Our Teeth IV, The Bad Chil- dren IV, Sound of Music II, Salu- tatori an IV. Mike Gass Student Council I, Vice Pres. I, Football I- IV, Baseball I-II, Track I-III, I Club II- IV, Sound of Music III, Homecom- ing King IV, Most Valuable Offensive Player IV. Merialyce Galloway National Thespians III-IV, Drama Club II-IV, Bad Children IV, Sound of Music II, By The Skin of Our Teeth IV, G.A.A. II, F.H.A. IV, Rolling Walrus Literary Club IV, Student Council III, Student Board IV, Student Helper IV. Martha Hemp Literary Club IV; National Honor Society I,II,III,IV, President IV; G.A.A. I,II; Student Council III; Chorus I,III; Bye Bye Birdie I; The Sound of Music III; The Skin of Our Teeth IV; Drama Club I,II,III,IV; National Thespian Society III,IV; Secretary of Southern Illinois IV; Speech Contests III,IV; Student Li- brarian IV; Elementary Teachers Assistant IV; Yearbook III. 58 Chris Havener Activities not listed. Donald Gordy Football II-IV, Track II-III, F.F.A. I, I Club II-IV, Vice President IV. Janet Hills DAR recipient, Meridian Conference Queen Candidate, Homecoming Queen Court, National Honor Society III-IV, Varsity Cheerleader II-III, Student Aid III, Teachers' assistant IV, Drama Club I-IV, National Thes- pian II-IV, Sound of Music , Bye Bye Birdie , Littlest Angel , Chorus I-II, G.A.A. Mil, Yearbook Staff III-IV, Sports Reporter IV. Linda Lamb Band I-II; G.A.A. I-IV; Yearbook Staff III-IV; Student Librarian IV; Teacher's Aid IV; Office Helper IV; American Youth Heart Council IV; F.H.A. IV. Charles Johnson F.F.A. I-IV, Student Council I, I Club I-IV, Football I,III,IV, Track I-IV, Illinois State Scholar ship, S.A.R. Award, F.F.A. Re- porter III-IV. Arthur G. LeBeane Activities not listed Mike Kapper Football I-IV; I Club II-IV; F.F.A I-IV; President of I Club IV; Foot- ball Captain IV; Homecoming King Court IV. Larry Leonard Class President IV; National Honor Society II -IV; Vice President of National Honor Society IV; Student Council I,II; Baseball I-IV; Football III-IV; Basketball I,II; Cross Country I,II; Track I,III,IV; Homecoming Kings Court IV; I Club II-IV; Treasurer I Club IV. Allan McDonald Baseball Manager II-III, Basketball Manager III, Track Manager III. 60 Gary Leonard Baseball I-IV; Track I-IV; Football II-IV; Basketball I,II; Cross Country I; I Club II-IV; Class Vice Pres-' ident II; Student Council II; Home- coming King Court IV. Steven Leonard Football IV, Baseball II-III, Basket- ball I-IV, Ag I-IV, F.F.A. I-IV, Drama Club, I Club, Band I-II, F.F.A. National Convention 69-70, Bad Children. Rhea Loheide Chorus I; Band I-IV; G.A.A. I; Bye Bye Birdie I; Sound of Music II; Littlest Angel IV; Bad Children IV; Student Council Treas. Ill; Student Board Head IV; The Skin of Our Teeth IV; Rolling Walrus IV; Year- book Staff IV; National Thespian Society III,IV; Drama Club I-IV. Student Council II; Chorus I; Band I; G.A.A. I,II,IV; F.H.A. I,II,IV; Student Council Representative II; Second V-President III; National Honor Society III,IV; National Thes- pian Society III,IV; Vice Pres. IV; Drama Club I-IV, Vice President IV Bye Bye Birdie I; Sound of Music II; Yearbook Staff III,IV; J.V. Cheer- leader II; Varsity Cheerleader III,IV: Teacher's Assistant IILIV. Pam Pickel G.A.A. I,II; F.H.A. I-IV; Points Chair- man; Band I-III; Bye Bye Birdie I; Sound of Music II; F.F.A. Sweetheart II; Home- coming Queen IV; Chorus I. Molly McKean G.A.A. I-II, Chorus I—II, National Honor Society II-IV, Sec. IV, Drama Club I-IV, Pres. IV, Bye Bye Birdie I, Sound of Music II Littlest Angel IV, The Skin of Our Teeth IV, Bad Children IV National Thespian Society III-IV, pres. IV, Teacher Assistant III, Student Librarian IV, Sophomore Class Pres. G.A.A.; F.H.A. I-IV; Treas. II-III; 2nd Vice President IV, Bye Bye Birdie I; Sound of Music II; Yearbook Staff III, IV. Sharon Moore Chorus I, Band I, Majorette II, F.H.A I-III, Historian II, Degrees Chairman III, F.F.A. Sweetheart I, G.A.A. I-II, Treasurer II, Class Treasurer II, Drama Club I-IV, National Thespian Society III-IV, Bye Bye Birdie I, Sound of Music II, Homecoming Queen Court IV, Yearbook Staff III- IV, Student Tutor III, Office Helper Dotty Shartzer Chorus I; Student Librarian III,IV; Area Vocation IV. Linda Thomas F.H.A. I-II, Degrees Chairman II, Sound of Music II, High School Stu- dent Librarian III-IV, Elementary Student Librarian IV, Skin of Our Teeth IV. Shirley Smith N.H.S. I,II,IV, G.A.A. I, Drama Club II—III, F.F.A. Sweetheart Nominee III, Bye Bye Birdie , The Sound of Mu- sic , F.H.A. I,II,IV, Majorette IV, Chorus I, Student Aid IV, Yearbook Staff IV. Martin Stahl Track I-IV; Basketball I,II; Cross Country II; F.F.A. I-IV; National Honor Society II-IV; I Club II-IV. Mary Lynn Stengel G.A.A. I-IV, F.H.A. IV, National Honor Society II-IV, National Thespians III-IV, Treas. IV, Band I- IV, Chorus I-II, Drama Club II- IV, Yearbook Staff III-IV, Ed- itor IV, Class Secretary II, Elemen- tary School Helper IV, King and I, Sound of Music, Bye Bye Birdie, Littlest Angel, School Band of America Delegate. CLASS WILLS I, Merialyce Galloway will to Pat Welch someone else to tell his jokes to if anyone is willing. I, Merialyce Galloway, will to all the teachers my understanding and patience for missing people. I, Martin Stahl, will Don Sheller a good pair of glasses, or if that doesn't work, a supply of extra thick grocery sacks for each date he has with Plummer, or for that matter, any date he has. Even Davy an Eddy an Greggy! We, the senior boys, will the junior boys a nose warmer manufactured by Bike. We, the senior boys, will the junior class a little modesty. We, the senior class, will the administration a bottle of Cope in hopes that it will help them get through times of stress in the future. I, Gary Leonard, will Chuck Bisbee a basketball and one bottle of Protein 21 in hopes that he will put at least one of them to good use. We, the seniors, will the juniors the ability to get along with English teach- ers. We, the senior girls, will Mr. Lindgren a pair of beautiful legs. We, Mary Lynn Stengel and Molly McKean, will Mr. Orr a one-way ticket to Florida, a Spanish dictionary and an unchaperoned date. We, the seniors, will the cooks a book entitled 1001 Names for the Same Meal. We, the seniors, will the entire office staff a complete set of games, toys, and books, to keep them occupied so that they won't get bored. I, Mary Isabelle McGee, will to Michele McDermott my right hook to keep the other cheerleaders and the crowd in order. I, Mary Isabelle McGee, will to Karen Keleher my ability to lead the stu- dents in the chant give me a P. I, Mary Isabelle McGee, will to Karen Keleher my ability to be patient with you-know-who next year. We, the seniors, will the Administration dancing girls to go along with their donuts and coffee. We, the senior girls, will Rosie a match to keep him warm at night and a chicken to fix his breakfast. We, the seniors, will the Administration and certain faculty members a week's private listing in an obituary column. We, the Senior Varsity Cheerleaders, will Janet Rohr, Mary Ann Peters and Michelle McDermott, LOCK JAW! We, the seniors, will Mr. Weber a mini-bike to patrol the halls of IHS and a billboard to hide behind. We, the seniors, will Mrs. Allen, DR. SPOCK'S BABY AND CHILD CARE BOOK to help with her sophomore and junior English classes. We, the seniors, will Mrs. Ross a ticket to the World Festival of Square dancing down in the hills of Kentucky. We, the seniors, will the freshman girls muzzles to quiet them down a bit. I, Pam Pickel, will Mrs. Hurley a class with all good girls in her next years class of Home Ec. IV. I, Pam Pickel, will Mrs. Ross a can of disinfectant to spray in the locker room before each class to clear the air. I, Dee Ballinger, will Coach Smalling a hearing aid. I, Dee Ballinger, will Mr. Weber a new coffee thermos. I, Dee Ballinger, will the girls in the office a coke machine so they don't have to go to the teachers' lounge. I, Mary Lynn Stengel, will Mary Ann Peters my I.D. and my ability to make people believe that I was HER sister. We, Mary Lynn Stengel and Merialyce Galloway, will Deborah Koonce a better Senior year than junior year. I, Mary Lynn Stengel, will Mr. Fitzpatrick another years deferment or three more kids—whichever comes first! I, Shirley Smith, will Miss Lawson a friend of the family. I, Shirley Smith, will Dian Galloway a year's supply of Grace. I, Shirley Smith, will Rayeana Stone, her very own CFS truck. I, Larry Daniels, will the Administration a stopper before they let everything go down the drain. I, Donna Underwood, will Mr. Weber a magnifying glass to compare the writing on our excuse notes. I, Donna Underwood, will not be back next year. And that's the truth. I, Donna Underwood, will my senior homc-ec course to anyone who wants it in hopes that they get more out of it than I did. I, Steve Leonard, will Jared Carroll my officiating ability in hopes that he may get a five dollar raise next year. We, the senior boys, will Mr. Weber a new head because the one he has now is ready to burst. I, Mary Forster, will the cooks a new set of utensils and silverware so they can wash the other ones. We, Mary Forster, Mary Galloway, Mary Stengel, and Mary McGee, will Mr. Orr a Mary time for the rest of this year. I, Mary Forster, will Mr. Lindgren a chicken body to go along with his chicken leg?. We, the seniors, will Mary Ann Peters and Janet Roher a coke machine in the office so they won't have to run to the teacher's room all the time. We, the seniors, will Mrs. Allen and Mr. Fitzpatrick a quiet study hall. We, the seniors, will the junior high, high school a new faculty so they won't get such a big disappointment when they graduate. I, Mary Forster, will my great weight-losing ability to Mr. Weber and Mr. Orr. We, the seniors, will the administration and faculty the ability to treat kids maturely. We can't all be that bad. We, the guys in the senior ag. class, will Mr. J. L. or alias J. Q. another flock of geese for his front yard to keep the pigs out! That means you Jimmy! I, Martha Hemp, will to Karen Cook and myself all the exciting men in the Bronte and Victoria Holt novels. I, Linda Lamb, will Mary Ann Peter's the ability to say whatever she wishes to say during the first lunch hour without it being overheard by strained ears. I, Linda Lamb, will the upcoming freshman class and Mr. Orr the fun of doing all the work for the next four years and then have to take your other so-called sponsor with you on the class trip. I, Linda Lamb will Linda Ray and Sue Ketchum a new pair of shoe soles. I, Linda Lamb, will Mrs. Hurley a year's supply of Bufferin if she ever has another student like one of ours. I, Linda Lamb, will the whole school--students and teachers—the ability to remember that you're not forced to eat in the school's lunch room. I, Linda Lamb, will the high school janitors some new equipment, although the ones they have now are in great condition since hardly used. We, the senior boys, will Don Sheller a cornfield for the pigs he runs around with. I, Linda Thomas, will the students of ICHS one new coke machine guar- anteed NOT to keep your money. I, Linda Thomas, will Mrs. Hurley a new Home-ec room with NO bulletin boards. I, Linda Thomas, will all the vocational students who ride the bus one tape recording of STOP AT SANDY'S . I, Linda Thomas will Karen Honey Cook one more glorious (?), wonder- ful (?) year at ICHS. We, Susan Bliler and Janet Hills, will the freshman girls the same persis- tence for the next three years that they have had their first year in trying to catch a man (or anything). We, the senior girls, will Susy Blakeman some use for the appendage in her mouth other than talking. I, Steve Leonard, will Mr. Weber his own car to drive to school, thus, if the car he is driving now will last until he can get his own car to run. 64 CLASS PROPHECY The year is 1985 and we find the class of '71 quite involved in the space program. They have finally succeeded in making arrangements to have a class reunion here on the moon. The first to arrive, in her new hot pink space capsule, is Mary Lynn Stengel. She is well known as Single-Stengel among the jet set, as well as No. 1 of the 10 best dressed in the Universe. She can't stay long because her chauffeur, Janet Hills, is get- ting impatient. Yes, Janet got so much fun driving Cousin Ted around that she decided to use her experience. Here come Toby Baxter and Chuck Johnson, two great celebrities. They have gained their fame and fortune as models for Mr. Johns School of Beauty Culture. They hope to become top stylists someday too! Ah, yes, it must be Laurie Burke, the famous journalist that publishes the Rolling Walrus which is now a most popular pre-school magazine. Great competition for Sesame Street! Unfortunately, Don Gordy won't be here. He is such a faithful em- ployee of Laurie's that he stayed home to set up the presses for the latest issue of their noted periodical. Sharon Moore, top reporter, is here to get all the news. True, her shorthand is fast, but she never takes down anything she doesn't understand (maybe that explains why she just carries around one piece of paper and a dried up ink pen!). Here are the top salesmen of the class, Larry and Gary Leonard. They sell auto in- surance and their motto is: NOBODY is safe until EVERYBODY has insurance. An- other member of their staff is Linda Lamb. She gets those more difficult clients to co-operate ! Susie Bliler and Dewain Dodson are familiar faces on T.V. now. Susie represents the Ultra-Brite Corp. with that sexy smile of hers. Dewain is well suited for his Lava hand soap commercials too ! ZOOM . . . ZOOM! ! It's Mike Collision Cook and John Bumper Bruntjen! ! These careful drivers are co-champions of the Country Strip Drag Races. We always knew they were fast movers, after all Martin Stahl was the trainer. Mike Gass has it good these days. He and his family live in a nice new home in Illiopolis and they have the best road in the country. In case you haven't guessed, Pam Rogers has followed her father's steps and is the road commissioner. Looks like J. C. Penny's is doing well. Their top stylist is Alice Galloway, and their best buyer is Rhea Lohiede. Here too is their model of this falls newest fashions, Denise Ballinger. Looks like the favored colors this year will be Bever Brown and Bold Black again. The two Merry-Mary's were here but have left. Mary Forster and Mary McGee are now world famous cheerleaders but the town watchman, Chris Havener, had to arrest Mary McGee because she knocked out Joe Frazier at a Pirate tourney. Through her success in her food service classes, Pam Pickel has made great fortune as the manager of (naturally) a Pickel factory. A1 McDonald has also risen to the title of manager. After years of service, he has taken over Zim's Supermart. Between him and his top cashiers, Donna Underwood and Doty Shartzer things seem to be running quite smoothly. Wow! Art LeBeane, the famous wrestler, and his rough-touch trainer, Steve Leon- ard, are here. Through Steve's coaching and much of his own talent Art has made the stale-mate a famous hold! Here are two strangers--Dennis Barnes and Shirley Smith! We so seldom saw them in high school that we hardly recognized them now! Linda Thomas, now a famous singer, has taken the place of Mama Cass in today's singing circle. Here come Molly McKean and Martha Hemp. These two are famous for their act- ing as well as being leaders of the present day Women's Liberation. They owe all their background to that great English teacher--Mrs. Allen! ! The meeting is coming to a close now as Larry Daniels, noted orator of Illiopolis High is getting the entertainment started! 65 ROW 1 from left to right: M. Hemp, M. McKean, S. Bliler, L. Lamb, S. Smith, D. Shartzer, M. Forster, S. Moore, M. Gallo- 2nd ROW: M Cook' J- Hills� R‘ Loheide L. Burke, M. Stengel, M. McGee, D. Underwood, L. Thomas. 3rd ROW: C. Lindgren, J. Lindgren, M. Kapper, D. Dodson, M. Stahl, A. McDonald, S. Leonard, C. Havener, L. Leonard C Johnson, D. Barnes, J. Bruntjen, L. Daniels, G. Leonard, D. Gordy, T. Baxter, D. Orr. 67 Tim Allen Greg Aydt Chuck Bisbee Blinda Batchelder Joan Blair Phil Blakeman Jared Carroll Karen Cook Bonnie Dodson Connie Forster Dian Golloway Gerard Hawkins Phil Hayden Kirk Johnson Terry Kapper Chuck Kilhoffer Deborah Koonce Marilyn Lee Annette Leonard Cheryl McMahon Jo Ellyn O'Neill Mary Ann Peters Janet Roher Mary Seay Don Sheller Mike Stacy Rayeana Stone Ed Wilson Tim Smith WINNING FLOAT—“WE’RE REHEARSING A KILL” 69 JUNIOR CLASS The Class of '72 had the homecoming parade as our first project. We re- ceived a first place for our float . . . ,rWe're Rehearsing for a Kill. Money was made with a soc hop and candle sales. But the two main money projects were the concession stands and the magazine sale. (Our magazine sale broke all previous records). Prom was held on May 8 at the Sherton Inn with the theme, Out in the Country and the music was provided by The Sounds Unlimited. Our class officers this year were: President, Chuck Bisbee; Vice-President, Greg Adyt; Secretary, Janet Roher; Treasurer, Karen Cook. We want to thank Miss Lawson and Mrs. Hassebrock for their help and guidance throughout the year. CLASS OF 1972 SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class began and ended a good year with forty-two mem- bers. Our officers were: Ed Bliler, President, Mike Dobrinsky, Vice-Pres- ident, Vicki Kozcwara, Secretary; and Beth Bliler, Treasurer. Our biggest money-making project was our candy sales. We also had a soc hop after one of the basketball games. Our class was represented well in sports, drama, and many of the organiza- tions. Cheerleaders from our class were Michele McDermott, Varsity and Mitzi Ramsey, Jr. Varsity. We were very proud of our float, Our Action will Crush the Comets, which received second place. We would like to thank our sponsors, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Allen, for all their help. Mike Bruntjen Cathy Burdzilauskas Bill Burke Mike Carey Mike Dobrinsky rail Hagood Rod Gass Denise Hall Gloria Hancock Maribeth Hartry Mike Hildebrandt Sue Ketchum Vicki Koczwara Andy Kilhoffer Brad Stone Wanda Thomas Debbie Wicker Bill Witts Diana Laughlin Bennet Lybarger Michelle McDermott Margaret McGee Karen Mendenhall Phyllis Mendenhall Betty Mifflin Jo Ellen Moore Mickey Mourning Karen O'Dell Linda Ray Micki Rogers Kathy Sheets Mitzi Ramsey Tom Ross Mr. Nieman, Sponsor FRESHMAN CLASS In the fall of 1970 thirty-nine freshman entered the big white doors of ICHS. Our officers were: Paul Mason, Pres.; Mark Stone, V. Pres.; Karen Keleher, Sec.; and Martha Dale, Treas. We got off to a slow start with our Homecoming float, Victory Is Our Bag. Even though it didn't place, we had a lot of fun building it. We raised money with a bake sale in the fall and a soc hop during the basketball season. We would like to thank our sponsors, Mr. Nieman and Mr. Fitzpatrick, for bring- ing us through our first year at ICHS. Mr. Fitzpatrick, Sponsor Paul Mason, Pres. Not Pictured Martha Dale, Treas Karen Keleher, Sec. Lori Arnold Debra Bartels Carolyn Beck Susie Blakeman Julie Bliler Jane Brown Martha Dale Jim Burris Roger Dial Cheryl Carey Frank Evans Sharon German Donna Haram jm Sandra Harter Randy Craig Danny Galloway 1 Priscilla Hayden Karen Keleher Carol Kommeir Paul Mason Alvin Rautbort Mary Sauls bury Mary Mattingly Carol Pope Janie Shartzer Randy LeBeane David Mendenhall Vicki Rogers Andy McMahon Mike Rogers Vicki Shartzer Mark Stone Elwood Willis Richard Wilson The 1970 season was another outstanding year for the Illio- polis Pirates, who rolled to their fourth Meridian Conference Crown in five years. The Pirates did not suffer a defeat or tie in eight battles this year and now have not been defeated in their last fifteen contests. The season started off with a 13--0 non-conference win over Pawnee. Then the Pirates returned home for a couple of contests; the first, a 20—8 win over Niantic, and the second, a 6--0 homecoming victory over Assumption. The Pirates then went on to score three convincing victories; 35--0 against Maroa-Forsyth, 13—0 against Lovington, and 40—0 against Bethany. The last home game proved to be a satisfying 27--6 win over Moweaqua. Then the Pirates met the Macon Ironmen in the contest for the conference championship. Combining offensive efforts on a 90-yard pass from Kirk Johnson to Mike Gass and a 62-yard pass from Johnson to Tyler Lyon, plus a rugged goal-line defensive stand behind linebacker Don Sheller and tackle Mike Kapper, the Pirates pulled out a 12--8 victory and the Conference Crown to top off another beauti- ful season. Mike Gass Senior Running Back Don Gordy Senior Running Back Larry Daniels Senior Tackle Chuck Johnson Senior Center Larry Leonard Senior End Gary Leonard Senior Safety Dwain Dodson Senior Tackle so Mike Kapper Senior Tackle Don Sheller Junior Linebacker Tyler Lyon Junior Linebacker Jared Carroll Junior Running Back Don Pickel Junior End Mike Stacy Junior Guard 82 Gerard Hawkins Junior Tackle Phil Blakexnan Junior Halfback Tim Allen Junior Running Back . . . always up in the air, about something! 84 Now--that's what I call enthusiasm! ! ! Maybe I should have stuck with ballet . CHEERLEADERS left to right: Janet Roher, Mary McGee, Mary Ann Peters, Mary Forster, Susi Bliler, Michele McDermott left to right: Lori Arnold, Mitzi Ramsey, Susi Blakeman, TOP: Donna Harem 86 CHEERLEADERS ON THE MOVE VARSITY BASKETBALL SANGAMON COUNTY CHAMPS! Left to right: T. Kapper, Ty Lyons, M. Dobrinsky, J. Bruntjen, C. Kilhoffer, D. Pickel, J. Carroll, P. Blake man, A. Kilhoffer, S. Leonard. BOTTOM: B. Dever, P. Lee, D. On. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL A GROUP OF HARD WORKERS! TOP: D. Orr, M. Stone, M. Carey, C. Havenor, A. Kilhoffer, M. Dobrinsky, R. Wilson. BOTTOM: P. Mason, B Stone, T. Ross, M. Leonard, E. Wilson, W. Willis. 89 Terry Rapper Guard John Bruntjen Center Ty Lyons Guard Don Pickel Forward Jared Carroll Forward Mike Dobrinsky Forward Steve Leonard Guard Phil Blake man F orward Chuck Kilhoffer Center Andy Kilhoffer Guard --TRI-CAPTAINS— Terry Kapper Don Pickel Jared Carroll The 1970-71 Illiopolis Pirate basketball team was the best team to ever play basket- ball at I.H.S. For the first time in the history of the school the team posted more than twenty victories in a season, finishing the season with a record of 21 wins and 6 losses. Other firsts include a Sangamon County Championship (the first in 46 years), the first District Tournament Championship ever, and winning the first Regional Tournament game in the history of the school. The squad was led by two Seniors; John Bruntjen, who scored the winning basket in the finals of the Sangamon County Tournament and Steve Leonard, whose defensive play sparked a District Tournament Championship. Other squad members were Phil Blake- man, Jared Carroll, Terry Kapper, Chuck Kilhoffer, Tyler Lyon, Don Pickel, Mike Dobrinsky, and Andy Kilhoffer. The Pirates opened the 1970-71 season with a 69--60 loss to Findlay, followed by vic- tories over Tower Hill and Williamsville. Entering the County Tournament in January, the Pirates posted their first tournament victory in 13 years by beating Auburn 55 to 37. Rochester was the next victory (48 to 44) and in the championship game the final score was 62—61 over Riverton. The Pirates finished the season with a six game winning streak plus wins in the Dis- trict Tournament over Cerro Gordo 68 to 51 and Argenta-Oreana 66 to 51. They moved into Regional Tournament play at Eisenhower against MacArthur. The 1970-71 Pirates then became the first team to beat a Decatur school when they defeated Mac- Arthur by a score of 64 to 61. The season ended with a 76 to 56 loss to Eisenhower in the semifinals of the Regional Tournament. 92 FRONT ROW: G. Leonard, M. Rogers, M. Stacey, C. Johnson, R. Gass, B. Lybarger, D. Sheller. BACK ROW: Coach Smalling, R. Dobson, B. Witts, M. Mourning, D. Mendenhall, C. Kilhoffer, M. Stahl, G. Havener, D. Dod- son, A. McMahon, R. Craig Gary Leonard—Long jump High jump Mile relay Chuck Johnson--Discus Shot put 100 yard dash Mile Relay Martin Stahl--Mile Mile Relay Chuck Kilhoffer—High hurdles 880 relay Mike Stacey--220 yard dash 880 relay Don Sheller--Shot put Bill Witts--440 yard dash 2 mile Mickey Mourning--Discus Rod Gass--100 yard dash 220 yard dash Gary Havener—pole vault Bennett Lybarger—Broad jump 880 yard dash Dave Mendenhall--High hurdles Freshman relay Roger Dobson—100 yard dash 220 yard dash Freshman relay Mike Rogers--Shot put Discus Freshman relay Andy McMahon--pole vault Low hurdles Freshman relay Randy Craig--Mile 93 FRONT ROW: 1. to r. R. Wilson, M. Stone, J. Burris, P. Mason, B. Stone, P. Hayden. BACK ROW: G. Leonard, T. Lyon, D. Pickel, J. Carroll, M. Dobrinsky, K. Johnson, L. Leonard, Mr. Orr, Coach. The Illiopolis Pirates completed their second winning season in a row this year. Behind the pitching of Don Pickel and Gary Leonard, the Pirates finished with a 6 and 1 home record. The leading hitters were Jared Carroll, Larry Leonard and Tyler Lyon. This year's starting line-up consisted of the following players: Phil Blakeman--Center field B Tyler Lyon--Third base Jared Carroll—Shortstop Gary Leonard--First base or pitcher A Larry Leonard—Second base Don Pickel--Pitcher or first base S E B Mike Dobrinsky--Catcher Brad Stone—Right Field Kirk Johnson--Left Field SCORES Illiopolis 4 Ni antic 9 A Illiopolis 6 Stonington 1 Illiopolis 3 Assumption 3 Illiopolis 12 Lovington 2 L Illiopolis 0 Macon 2 Illiopolis 11 Moweaqua 7 Illiopolis 9 Williamsville 7 L Illiopolis 6 Blue Mound 0 Illiopolis 4 Maroa 3 Illiopolis 6 Findlay 7 94 Good Luck to the Graduating Class of '71 CUSTOM FARM SUPPLY Illiopolis, 111. Compliments of NATIONAL CLEANERS Illiopolis, 111. Have a Skating Party at REGAL ROLLER RINK Roger Johnson, Owner --Manager 2601 W. Main Decatur, 111. Phones: Bus. 428-8742--Res. 429-1320 J. C. ROSS SONS Groceries --486-3411 Dry Goods--486-7761 Compliments Congratulations of to the BONNALEE'S NOVELTIES Class of 1971 Illiopolis, 111. Hassebrock THE REDWOOD RESTAURANT Brothers Smorgasbord Dining Mt. Pulaski, Illinois Bob Waddell Chevrolet Illiopolis, 111. World's Wildest Trader Congratulations to the 1971 Graduating Class Mansfield-Ford, Grain Co. Illiopolis, 111. Lanesville, 111. Illiopolis Camper Sales Compliments of Starcraft Chateau Travel Trailers Illiopolis Campers Veterinary Roadcruiser Truck Campers Clinic Rentals- -Service--Accessories Located Just North of Prarie Lanes Phone: 486-6050 JohnJ. Dobrinsky D.V.M. Illiopolis, Illinois Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1971 Farmers State Bank ofllliopolis Phone 486-2721 Congratulations to the Senior Class Illiopolis Insurance Agency R. E. McDermott Chester Stanton Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1971 Dennis and Mike Stacey Custom Baling Compliments of PRAIRE LANES BOWL Illiopolis Compliments of E. T. ALLEN Illiopolis PRICHETT BROS. EVELYN’S BEAUTY SHOP Hardware, Plumbing Operators and Evelyn and Brenda Timmons Heating Illiopolis, Illinois Specializing in the Latest Haircuts and Styles Compliments Compliments of of JIGGS BARBER NIANTIC SHOP OIL CO. Niantic V Illinois NX. Niantic, Illinois Phone: 668-2342 Closed Mondays Compliments of ZIM’S SUPER MART AND VARIETY Compliments of BORDEN INC. Illiopolis Chemical Division Illinois Black's Sport Shop I. GRAVES MOTOR CO. 340 N. Main Decatur, Illinois 429-5376 The Coaches Store Illiopolis Til 111. Compliments Compliments of of BUCK'S BARBER SHOP PETER'S GRAIN CO. Illiopolis Illiopolis 111. 111. Home of the Pirates Best Wishes from WADDELL LUMBER CO. THE VILLAGE CAFE Illiopolis, Illinois Illiopolis, Illinois ELVIN HEMP INSURANCE Illiopolis, Illinois HANCOCK SERVICE Illiopolis Illinois Phone: 486-3461 24 Hour Service Day Phone . . . 486-7151 Night Phone . . . 486-7721 Compliments of MOHAWK HOMES AND REDI-MIX Illiopolis, Illinois HOUSER WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY Springfield, Illinois Phone--522-2014 Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success to the Class of 1971 O’NEILL'S TAVERN Illiopolis, Illinois Compliments of Wedge Drive Inn Col Jessie Rogers, Sr. Auctioneer Illiopolis, 111. Ph. 486-3601 Illiopolis, 111. Congratulations Compliments from of the Niantic Farmer’s Illiopolis Motel Grain Co. Rt. 36 Dealing in Grain, Seed, and Coal Helen Siesnop Niantic, Illinois Owner -Manager 668-2345 THE “REAL” FACULTY 105 106 VICTORY Cook of the Year 107 Smile, It can't be all that bad 108 AUTOGRAPHS 109 AUTOGRAPHS 110 AUTOGRAPHS 111 AUTOGRAPHS 112 •V ,V -ri ; W - v yj !K W . 3sss S B iK 2K3«=- Vs y � v $wy - V - A — . - ji fci£cK3e£E • . - '-- -'• ... -x'T ; -- 1 vfr? KS1' 1' - -• ■ wrV '■ r7? fSft . ' ? . - v x ■ ■• - . --C ■ .- � . • —r- ' —- • “ . _ •. - - IW fcsri v -v Vv - —- . -. - - •- ■ ' --r _,..--.... r, ■ s’ ' ; • -- - ■■ r.j .;_ • s - ' - _ . . ' . • - . . -V'V-' ‘ V r V