Jacksonville High School - Crimson J Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1974 volume:

JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL St JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS 1974 EDITOR: C1ND SENIORS AND ORGANIZATI UNDERCLASS AND ACTIVITIES SUSA BBlIatti and val rBILL FLYN i “school, n. public facility for boring young people to sleep, so they can gain w hat rest they lost over the busy weekend. Cliff Garner, sophomore What can you say about an 81 year old school that died? That it was fun and full of snowstorms and sunshine? Or that you'll miss it when you're gone? Or that you'll be glad to be gone? Just what CAN you say about an 81 year old school that died the year you graduated? A Senior School is a place that gives you homework so you have to stay up until 6:00, then get up at 7:00 to go to school. Kurt Heller, sophomore School is a grandiose menagerie of irrelevant trivialities a preoccupation with two-times-lwo-and-how-does-rhyme-scheme-relate-lo-my-life subjects. That is what school means to me. Gail Bradney. junior “School: the seniors take with them nothing and the sophomores don't know anything, so it just stays the same. A Senior School is 84 F classrooms in the dead of w inter, deadlines to meet, an outdated grading system, soybean burgers, a lax-watch committee who'd rather save money than see high quality education in their public schools, teachers who are taster acting than Sominex. billows of cigarette smoke flowing from open restroom doors, crazy students playing ‘monkey see. monkey do' in the halls, and friends getting together trying to figure it all out. Lori Leker. junior a look al whal's inside Introduction Activities Seniors U nderclass Sports . Organizations Faculty - “Howie”, the list of things that you have done for the class of’74 is long . . . Not only have you helped the seniors, but you have contributed much to the welfare of all the students. For all your help during the past four years, we thank you! In memoriam: “They shall not grow old, as we are left to grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. L. Binyon TOP THE YEAR. ...73-74 t‘ u+t , memories . . . enough to fill a lifetime moments turning . to minutes turning to hours turning to days . . of memories Hooray (hooray?) the first day of school new faces timid sophomores looking lost Open house who else hut Mr. Gregory would get caught eating? Hash Beth Surveck crowned chicken king and Jim Wallis us chicken queen with Merry and Ron attending. W hat Ik tier wav lo start oil the activities than letting the eirls loose lotleeorate the school. I vervone entered in Right girl I hen there was the slumber par tv with auv thing and cvcrvthing going on even en tertainment I vervone made trips to the restroom. but w hose restroom' Surelv the dawn has to break, so we can go to sleep throughout out classes or Slav awake and be considered the last ol the senior girl species. The Bonfire officially began the Homecoming celebration for the whole school. It was the event where Homecoming Queen Mary Minor and her three attendants, Susan Armstrong, Cindy Gano, and Paula Dawson were announced. be-a big success, out with the ber party on The girls dec very nicely, thing that w£ morning was noon. 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The coronation followed -----0 afi ' Th ssem urth, J stu xt. :omi it wa: Homecoming was highlighted with the traditional dance that concluded Ha week’s festivities. ______ Queen Mary Minor reigned over her court which included: her three attendants; captains of varsity soccer Kevin Price and Bill Verscn; cross country Bill Flynn, Ken Rebstock. and Kevin Reiterman; football Rob Caldwell and Ben Denny; the AFS student Andreas Rheinfurth; and student government president Kent Morris. You've Got A Friend “Lord. I was Born a Gamblin’ Man” “Leave Me Alone!” “Mud Slide Slim”' “Heartbreaker” ‘Does Anybody Really Care?” “ It’s Going to Take Some Time this Time” on my Shoulders Makes Me Happy” i k'T| n,TrrrTTj rmn ftt'i vrrr.fr-27.7- Frolics were held the 18th and 19th of November with Kay Rauch, Steve Perkins, and Vicki Birdsong introducing the potpourri of acts. Mother never told me about Ultra-Britc! I feel good all under! My head aches, my throat is scratchy, my nose is stuffed up. 1 feel achcy all over. I need rest. At Continental, we really move our tails for you. My girdle is killing me! King Kevin Reiterman and Queen Sandi Knight, Prince John Hull and Princess Susan Bellatti, First attendents Bill Versen and 24 ms JHS TATTLER What well-known J.H.S. starlet found her boyfriend in the arms of her best friend? MeTarzan You Jane?? What J.H.S. math teacher was apprehended by students for T.P.ing the school? What IS it??? Watch out Hollywood, here they come! C’est la vie! mdc om1 Ddoi Vcva Adams “Life is a mystery for man unless he finds someone to share it with.” Original Donald Paul Allen “Twelve years of school. And now I'm no fool I'm just an educated idiot! Karen Sue Ahlquist “I don't know where I'm going hut I'm on my way.” Anonymous Electio-Man Steve Alexander “l uck for fools, chance for ugly. Berlhclson Larry Angelo “I thought it would never end! Unknown Jeffery Allen “A glutton does not taste his food. Original Teri Jo Allen The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed.” Savastien Cham fort John Charles Aring Love exists only when trust and understanding are an everyday habit, forgiving each other is half, and being able to love again is the other.” Unknown Susan J. Armstrong I listen to the wind to the wind of my soul. Where I'll end up. well I think Only God really knows”. Cat Stevens Kathleen Archer Only that day daw ns to which we are awake. There is more day to dawn. The sun is but a morning star.” Thoreau Brenda Kay Baker Bill . ” Original 32 Jacalyn Marie Barber “You are you. and I am I. and if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful.” Danny Baker Other men live to eat. w hile I eat to live.” Socrates Penelope Auner Just another piece of the puzzle Patsy” Frederick S. Peris Terry L. Barton “On the earth the broken arcs: in the heaven, a perfect round. Browning Deanna (Dee) Basham “Smile and the world smiles with you. Cry and you cry alone. Unknown James Ralph Beard “Happiness is knowing that all of my tomorrows are in God's hand. Unknown Deborah J. Barwick “We've learned love is loo precious to waste. Some think it's to show, but they’ve never had a taste of the precious love we know. Unknown Susan Anne Bellatti Whenever you leave something, cither take part of it w ith you. or leave part of you with it. Michealle I His Joyce Jean Beauchamp “If we could only take our changes as easily as caterpillars do. Kevin Korschgen Jacquie Birdsell “School’s out for summer. School's out for ever. Alice Cooper Susan J. Becker “Happiness is something to do. someone to love, and something to look forward to. Caruth C. Byrd Vicki Lynn Birdsong “To much sanity may be madness, and the maddest of all to see life as it is and not as it should be.” Man of La Mancha Barbara Ann Ben “Beauty cannot be judged by looks for true beauty comes from inside a person. Connie McIntosh Jan Thomas Blimling “There is nothing as worthless as yesterday, when it holds no memories, or tomorrow, when it holds no dreams. J.T.B. Jane Bishop “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Hcclesiastes 3-1 Katharine Johanna Black “And a rainbow held out its shining hand so what could I do but laugh and go? LeGallienne Mary Jane Boston “You are you. and I am I. and if by chance we find each other, its beautiful. Fredrick S. Peris 33 Bryan Briggs 'll mailers now how long ou how. John William Brock house, Jr. “The day of darkness comes lo every man. and lingers while he reaches out his hand, and he cannol know how it will end. till he finds out if he has a friend. Ken Hensley Renee L. Briggs “ And even now as I look out my window, rain clouds are chasing ihe light. They play games of magic in the night James Griffin Donna Bringman “Oh march me down to the station Suitcase in my hand I'm going away for leaving I'm going to some foreign distant land. Flatt and Scruggs Rebecca Ann Brown “O. Could I feel as I have felt, or been w hat 1 have been. Lord Byran Pamela Brogdon “ Happiness is enjoying what you have not fretting over what you DON’T have. ' Unknown Elizabeth Marie Brown “1 quickly laugh at everything, for fear of having to cry. Le Barbicr de Seville David L. Brune “A coward dies many times. The vilianl, taste death but once. The Valiant Brenda S. Bruner “Be what you are. “After all. you do your best work when what you do comes natural. Unknown Diana C. Burgard “I timidly touched life, searching for something. Surprisingly. it did not strike at me. but touched back, and I found we were one. 34 Original Martha Bruce “The sun that warms and brightens my world, is my son.” Original William Burger “Greatness lies not in being strong, but in how you use the strength. Henry Ward Beecher David Buchanan “A wise son heareth his father's instruction: but a scorner heareth not rebuke. Proverbs: Chapter 13 Verse I Kathryn Burmeister ‘’Ignorance is not innocence, but sin. ' Browning Tom Buscn “It's better to learn late than never. Syrus Sue b. Campbell “The poorest man is not he who is without a cent, but he who is without a dream. bugene P. Berlin Thomas Lee Caldwell “I am Master of my Condition and mine. I have the absolute disposal of my self. I do what I please. I am Robert Norman Caldwell “It is a well-known fact that camels can go many days without water. Original Jeff R. Carter “You can't grow hair on a billiard ball. American Proverb Gigi Carlet And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed Kahlil Gibran Dennis Chappell “Lager as a beaver sly as a fox. Sirib Jack Clinton “Man's happiness in life is the result of man's own effort and is neither the gift of God nor a spontaneous natural product. The New Youth David Chancy “The need of achieving something, is not waiting until tomorrow. Original Lana Sue Cook We find meaning life, not only through happiness. but through sorrow. George Betts Nancy L. Cowgur “Those w ho can forget, pretend it was a dream. • Original 35 Kevin Coultas “Always do right: this will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Mark Twain Fiarold Coats “Look to the future w ith knowledge from the past.' Unknown Rhonda Cox “Time is time was lime is past.’ Greene .land Ka Cruse ' I’ve always been mad. I know I’ve been mad. like the most of us ha e. They have to explain why you’re mad even if you're not mad. Pink Floyd Sheila Rochelle Daugherty “Our sweetest songs are those which tell the saddest thoughts.” Shelley Constance M. Crone “On the wind soaring free, spread your wings I'm beginning to see! Hayward of the Moody Blues David Wayne Davis “Make a love call Pass it on to the world. I.ennon Ono Luann Davidsmeyer “If you love something, you should let it go free: if it comes back to you. it's yours if ii doesn't it never was. Unknown Mike Davidsmeyer “The poor have little Beggars none The rich too much Fnough. not one. Ben Franklin Paula Jaye Dawson “Recipe for friends: be one. Unknown Debora Lynn Deck Real joy comes not from ease or riches or from the praise of men. but from doing something worthwhile. Wilfred T. Grenfell Tahni Lee Davis “Beloved, let us love one another lor love is of God: And everyone that loveth is born of God. And knoweth God for (iod is love.” I John 4: 7-X Benjamin Lee Denney I w ill lift up mine eyes into the hills. From whence cometh my help. 36 My help cometh from the Lord. Which made heaven and earth. Psalm 121 Rita Lou Dial “Greater love hath no man than this, that a. man lay down his life for his friends. John 15:13 Mary Michelle Deutsch “Sing out hare hare ooooooh dance the Hoochie Koo.” Led Zepplin Dirk De Prates “The strength of mankind lies in the lust of the challenge and the challenge is the gateway to the stars. Original Bruce M. Dionne “We cun spread our wings some sunny day And fly away Bui till we all fly logelher Whai sense does it make.” J. Seals and I). Crafts Deborah Dobey “Still I can recall The happy times Was ii a year ago. or justtoday When you turned to me. and SAID GOOD BY”. Original Bruce O. Draper “Ii is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” Unknow n William Joseph Doolin “The Lord prefers common-looking people. That is the reason He makes so many of them.” Abraham Lincoln Calvin Dobey “The value of life lies not in the length of the days, but in the use we make of them.” Michcal Eyquem De Montaigne Richard Doyle “I'm proud as a peacock.” Bradshaw Rose Marie Doyle “Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood.” Marie Curie Michael William Edwards “Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold.” Led Zeppelin Debbie Ldminston “Foolish men have foolish dreams.” Unknown Carol Fllen Duncan “The greatest oak was once a little nut that held its ground.” W.A. Kaser Rebecca Sue Lmrick “One of the best ways to keep friendship is to return it.” Jean M. Elliott “Take your time think a lot why think of every thing y ou've got for you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not.” Cat Stevens Mark Evans “Naive you are if you believe life favors those who aren't naive.” Unknown Carolyn Fairfield “One does not sell the earth upon which the people walk.” Unknown Tashunka Witko Crazy Horse 37 Nancy Farmer “Like snow on ihe Bobbi Fisher “How's one lo meet one. if one's not there to meet.' Toni R. Headen Jacqueline Fish “Be at peace with God and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul. Desiderata Rick Farmer “Before us is a future all unknown, a path untrod. Beside us a friend well loved and known that friend is God. Unknown Barbara Floreth “Condemned to wires and hammers. Strike every chord that you feel. That broken trees. And elephant ivories water it shines and it's gone. Incredible Siring Band Conceal. Joni Mitchell Anne Elizabeth Flick “A ship ought not to be held by one anchor nor life by a single hope. Epictetus Bill K. Flynn “We judge ourselves by w hat we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by w hat we have already done.” Longfellow Emma Florence “It's better to love once and lose, than never to be loved at all. Unknown Julia Dawn Ford Since God made us to be originals, w hy stoop to be a copy?” Billy Graham Veda A. Flowers “Everyone has'a purpose for being here: Find out what your purpose is and make good of it. I found mine.” Original Jim Fry “Patience is the ability to idle your motor when you feel like stripping your gears. Unknown Valerie Jean Fox “You may be deceived if you trust too much, but you will live in torment if you do not trust enough. Dr. Frank Crane Tysa Suzanne Fundel “A smile goes a long, long way and forever.” Steven K. Foster It matters not how strait the gale. How charged w'ilh punishments the scroll. I am the master of my fate: I am the Captain of my soul. lingers in hearts Original Gary Funk •'Life and love are all a dream.” Cookies Cheryl Gerard “I am what I am; and if that's good enough for God, that's good enough for me.” D. Jones Burns Dean Geer “Cheese. Cheese. Cheese.” Cynthia G. Gano “I’ve never felt so alive! I'm learning that there's such a world out there and none of us has ever seen or felt it.” R. Bach Teresa Ann Gish “Just remember that everyone Given a chance from above. As everyone is sometimes Touched by love.” Unknown is Terri L. Gibbs “You’ve got so much to say. say what you mean. Mean w hat you're thinking. and think anything.” Cat Stevens Julie Gillespie “Man has his will but woman has her way. Holmes Valerie Rolson Gotschall “That love is all there is Is all we know of love.” Emil) Dickinson Michael Graddy “Most persons would succeed in small things if they were not troubled with great ambition.” Longfellow Jordy Zane Gotschall “It is better to remain silent and thought a fool, then to speak out and remove all doubt.” Unknown Bill D. Haley “May you live all the days of your life. Angela Gail Gusline “That friendship.will not continue to the end that is begun for an end. Francis Quailes Swift David Gregory “Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Original Gerald Deen Halligan “Life ain't all beer and skittles, and more the pity, but w hat's the odds as long as you're happy.” Anonymous Roger Ci. Hardy hvery man should keep a t’uir-si ed cemetery in which to bury the faults of his friends.” Henry Ward Beecher Rita Jayne Hartwick “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Thomas Hartke “Tact is the ability to stay in the middle without getting caught. f ranklin P. Jones Toni R. I leaden “I love Thy world, but does Thy world love me? C heryl Hatfield Love is a power that makes our hearts, yet our hearts cannot make that power.” Kahlil Ciibran Jesus Original C hers I A. Hayes “Love exists only when trust and understanding are an everyday habit, forgiving each other is half, and being able to love again is the other. Unknown Janet flaves “The most important things in life aren't things. Unknow n Ron Heaton “There’s one way to find out if a man is honest ask him. If he says ‘yes,’ you know he’s crooked. Groucho Marx Stanley D. Heaton “In despair, a voice from the gloom said. ‘Cheer up! Things could be worse!' So I cheered up, and sure enough, things got worse. Unknown Les Heaton “When you’re twenty- John Heinzman We shall win because seven If you still know everything. Your're still seventeen. Ray Bradbury Kevin Heller “Life isn’t a bowl of cherries, you know?” Original we are the stronger. Paul Reynaus l.okke Heiss “I'd like to know what this whole show is all about before it's out.” Piet Hein Laura Helmich “Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass we will grieve not rather find strength in what remains behind. Wadsworth Janet I.ee Hess Do not grasp another's Life l ine too lightly when you have one of your own that will lead you to the stars. Original Janet Sue Hinderliler A man of understanding sets his face toward wisdom, hut the eyes of a fool are on the ends of the earth . Proverbs 17:24 Deborah Hileman Love is the key we must turn Truth is the flame we must burn Freedom the lesson we must learn. Elion John S Hunner Prayer is the spirit speaking truth to truth. P.J. Bailey Sharon L. Hill ( herish yesterday today. dream tomorrow live Unknown Dale A. Hubbard Everyone is a moon and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody. Mark Twain John Hull Once a cowboy Always a cowboy. Original Mary Irlam “We are separate stars within a mutual night. Against the encompassing darkness let us together light our candles. Unknown Peter Thomas Irw in “Happiness is not so much in having or show -ing. We make a living by what we get. but we make a life by w hat we give. Normon McEwen John William Irlam Compare her face with one that I shall show And I will make thee think thy swan a crow . William Shakespeare Jim Jamison In God we trust, all others pay cash. Jean Shepherd Debbra D. Jarman Commit thy way unto the Lord: trust also in Him: and he shall bring it to pass. Psalms 37:5 Becky Jackson Search, until you find yourself. Face up to the reality of life Love, and be happy even when it hurls. Original Mary M . Johnson See how time makes all grief decay.” Procter 41 Robert b. Johnson I am well aware of the fact that I have not conquered the world, but give me time I’m working on it.’ Original blea nor L. Jones ’’Sentimentality is no indication of a warm heart. Nothing weeps more freely than a chunk of ice.” Unknown Chris A. Jones ’’The spice of you was sunshine and salty sand. It came from every pore of you and lingered on my lips.” Unknown Lora G. Kilver “And Thames and all the rivers of kings Ran into the Mississippi and were drowned.” Stephen Vincent Bcnet H. Jones “Grief never mended no broken bones.” Dickens Rebecca Sue King “Then we shall rise and view ourselves with clearer eyes in that calm region where no night can hide us from each other’s sight.” The Exequy Douglas N. Kircher “For God hath not given us the spirit of fear: but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.” The Second Epistle of Paul the Apostle to Timothy 1:7 David King ”1 wouldn’t mind taking your advice once in awhile if you weren’t always right!” Unknown Michael Anthony Kline “Our search for knowledge is a neverending journey but for peace it lies within our soul.” Original Gary L. Kirchhofer “Don’t talk about what you have done or what you're going to do do it and let it speak for itself.” Vanbcr Brenda Kleinschmidl “No one knows w hat it is that he can do till he tries.” Publilius Syrus Sandra Anne Knight “You’ve got so much to say. say what you mean. Mean what you’re thinking and think anything.” 42 Cat Stevens Karel Sue Kohlbecker Be palieni towards all that is unsolved in your heart and try to love the questions themselves.’ Unknown Robin Micheal Lawson “Cooking has become an art, a noble science; cooks are gentlemen.” Robert Burton Monte Thomas Lacey “He will lie, sin. with such volubility, that you would think truth were a fool.” Shakespeare Ross Lawson “If it weren't for bad luck I wouldn't have any luck at all.” Unknown Bob Lincbaugh “Would you nice little boys please get off the lot?” Rowland Ludwig Pam Lane “Grief, that's beauty's canker. Shakespeare Dean Lindsey “Those w ho are afraid of work must be brave enough to face poverty.” Anonymous Warren Lewis “It matters not what you are thought to be. but what you are.” Racila Mary Chris Long “We come to you world in search of life leaving old faces, old places seeking new people, new plans in search of the best.” Unknown Randy Lindsey “These days too many beautiful women are spoiling their attractiveness by using four letter words like don’t and can't and won't.” Unknown Karen Loudermilk “The word for me is joy simply joy.” John Kendrick Bangs Celeste' R. Lowe “Where we love is home Home that our feet may leave, but not our hearts.” Oliver Wendell Holmes. Sr. Deborah Ann Losch “The mistic may tell your future, but the future cannot be complete, unless you are part of it.” Original James Bradley Philip Lukeman “You win some, you lose some, and some you shouldn't even dress for. Original 43 Kim Marshall It ain't what a man don't know that makes him a fool, but w hat he does know that ain't so. Stanley Paul Manker “Whatever a man's mind can conceive, a man can achieve. Bill Sands George Mark McCurley “Some men look to the future. Others study the past: But very few look at the Present. Michael Dale Manker “I never forget a face, but in our case I'll make as exception. W.C. F ields Mary Mansfield “Nobody ever had a rainbow until he had a rain. Jim Croce Josh Billings Original BruceS. McCollough “The strongest man in the world is the one that stands alone.” Henrich Ibsen Gareth McCready “There was never yet such a storm, but it was Aeolion music to a healthy and innocent car. Henry David Thoreau Michael J. McGillicuddy “Everyman is a consumer and ought to be a producer.” Ralph Waldo Emerson Ronda McKinley “If my world can't come together, then listen to the melody, cause my love is in there hiding. Leon Russell Mark McFarland “On a sunshine holiday. L'Allegro A McMannis “1 hale a bad man saying what good. Mike Menard “The only way to advance is to push the person ahead of you higher up the ladder and pull up the person behind you.” Bill Sands Terry Lynn McKinnon “He that loveth not knoweth not God: for God is love.” I John 4:8 Bob Menge “Women are like elephants, nice to look at. but I wouldn't want to ow n one.” 44 Unknown W.C. Fields Mary Minor I havelosay. friends, this road goes a long way, and if we’re to find the end we're gonna need a helping hand. ' hlton John and Vcrnie Taupin Richard Kevin Mudd The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise w isdom and instruction. Proverbs I: Barb Miller Yea MB Bradley Mills “One cannot always be a hero. But one can always be a man. Goethe S. Miller Haste is ever the parent of failure. Artanabus Kent bdward Morris Rember. Now. Be here now As it’s not like it was before. George Harrison Alberta Morgan God created us to be originals. Why stoop to be a copy? Billy Graham Cheryl Lynn Morris He that gives all. though little, gives much: because God looks not to the quantity of the gift, but lo the quality of the giver. Francis Quarles Andrew James Murphy A wise man puts aside 10 per cent of the money he gets and 90 per cent of the free advice. Harry Karns Brenda L. Murphy Now dandelions in the short, new grass. Through all their stages daily pass. John Albee Mike Mussatto I’m perfect, because I’m is perfect. Steven K. Murphy Lost time is never found again. Benjamin Jim Murphy Use your gifts faithfully. and they shall be enlarged: practice what you know, and you shall attain to higher knowledge. Arnold Douglas J. Nault My friend, thou are not my friend, but how shall I make thee understand? My path is not thy path, yet together we walk hand in hand. Kahil Gibran nobody and nobody Original Alan Neff “I get by with a little help from my friends.” Beatles Mary Northrop “Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream.” Kahil Ciihran John Orris “Life is one long process of getting tired.” Samuel Butler David H. Nunes Some climb mountains because they're there. I climb mountains to climb higher ones.” Original William L. Nergenah “Life is not a spectacle or a feast; it is a predicament.” George Santayana Merry Ann Oliver “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” Ecclesiastes 3:1 Tod A. Olson “Face piles of trials with smiles it riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave, and. keep on thinking free.” Moody Blues Vickie Pace “Robert” Original Candice M. Pack “Live every minute of your life, my friend. You never know when it may end. Black Oak Steven Robert Perkins “Never say quit. Never say die.” Dan Moy Benelta E. Pearson “The joy that you give to others is the joy that comes back to you.” Whittier 46 Mary Christina Orten “A little nonsense now and then is relishes by the wisest men. Unknown Larry Patterson “Self-do. self have.” Andrea Phillips “Our lives are like the swift moving current. There is a beginning and an end.” Original Murk Phillips “Who loves not wine, woman, and song, remains a fool his whole life long.” Martin Luther Carolyn Plemitscher “Lvery man. woman and child horn is your brother or sister, until they prove otherwise, then ignore them.” Old Indian Saying John Plevka “Trying to see if I could ever find me. It didn't seem to make much sense. Should I create today’? Or let it be.” Carole King Laura Ellen Pirtle “Remember what we’ve said. done, and felt don’t let the past remind us of what we are not now. you are what you are.” Stephen Stills Mark Preston “I like work: it fascinates me. I could sit and look at it for hours.” Unknown Rick L. Porter “I got to die when it's my turn to die. so let me live my life the way I want to.” Anonymous Janet Elaine Potter “I am a lone soul. Whose wealth is not in my possessions But in the qualities which I pursue.” Original Mark E. Price “But neither arc you young and a senior but once! Be a part of school; You make a living all your life.” Anonymous R. Ralston “A small heart hath small desires.” Herbert Gary Ranson “The wise make proverbs and fools repeat them.” Isaac D'israeli Kay Rauch “What we arc and what we become is determined by those who love us.” Karen Jeaneen Reed “There is no remedy for love but to love more.” Unknown Kenneth Guy Rcbstock “A man's a man who looks a man Right between the eyes. Crosby. Slillls. Nash and Young Kevin I. Price Ain't life grand!” Clyde Barrow Unknown 47 D. Richards W hat's gone is gone! Unknown Beverly K Reid April gave us Springtime. And the promise of the flowers And the feeling that we both shared. And the love that we called ours. Kenny Loggins Kevin E. Reiterman In my Father's house are many mansions. John 14:2 Andreas Rheinfurth Alles kacke Dcine Ellie. Stand imletzen Brief von ihr Harrison William Robinson I am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together. John Lennon George A. Riddlespriger I mean to make myself a man. and if I succeed in that. I shall succeed in everything. James A. Garfield Vicki Roach Everybody has to be somebody to somebody to be anybody . Malcolm S. Forbes Glen Roegge Eat. drink, and be merry. and have a Blue. Original Marian Louise Ryan Singing loan ocean. I can hear the oceans roar. Play for Free, play for me and play a whole lot more. Led Zeppelin D. Roegge Health and money go far. Herbert Cindy Schneider “1 11 do the very best I know how. the very best I can. and I mean to keep doing so until the end. Abraham Lincoln Scharolet Scheferkort Hold up my goings in thy paths, that my footsteps slip not. Psalms 17: Robert B. Schlie Don't go around saying the world owes you a living. The world owes you nothing. It was here first. .0 Mark Twain Daniel Schofield There a light that shine on me. Shine until tomorrow. Unknown 5 Karen Schuman “He who walks wilh wise men becomes wise, bul the companion of fools will suffer harm.” Proverbs 13:20 Kim Ellen Shouse “I live as if yesterday never happened and tomorrow never will be.' Unknown Gary Simmcrmaker “None of us is as smart as all of us.” Unknown Bob Sibert “We do. doodley, dood-ley. doodley, do. W hat we must, muddily. mud-dily. muddily must. Until we bust, bodily, bodily. bodily bust,” Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Larry L. Scupham “All of the animals excepting man know that the principal business of life is to enjoy it. Samuel Butler Deborah Siebcnmann “People should always cling to their love, so two can become one. Original Steven C. Siessman “All Great men are dying, and I don't feel very well myself. Unknown Mary Ann Slater “This country was built in large part on the sweat of slaves. This sweat will tear it down if the black man is pushed too far.” Eld ridge Cleaver Elaine Jo Smith “Life's simple pleasures are the best, and if you always look for the simple pleasures, life will never be dull.” Original Nancy Gail Simonds “You found a weakness in me, or maybe it was a strength, for you ventured near enough to really touch me William Tuohy Robyn L. Steagall “I look to find a reason to believe. Rob Stewart Sharon Steinmctz “If I seem to mislead you. It’s just my craziness comin through But w hen it comes dow n to just two. I ain't crazier than you.” John Kendrick Steelman III “If doing it. go all the way: for remember. Lady Godiva once put everything she had on a horse.” W .C. Fields Mike Smith “If peace cannot be maintained with honor, it is no longer peace.” Lord John Russell Unknown 49 Wanda Marie Streeter Everybody's got to be happy Everyone should sing For we know the joy of life The peace that Love can bring. Uriah Heep Sally J. Sturdy Voyager upon life's sea To yourself be true. And whatever your lot may be Paddle your own canoe! Dr. Edward P. Philpots Terri Lynne Stubblefield ‘Til have no fear when Jesus walks sheltered in the arms of God. Debbie Streeval “The pleasure of love is in loving. We are happier in the passion we feel than in what we excite. La Rochefoucauld beside me, for I'm Davis Gary Norman Swain Laughter is the shortest distance between two people. Victor Borge Susan L. Sullivan “Life is very simple but we make it complicated just live one day at a time and dedicate your life to making others happy. Jose R. Schlemm Beth A. Surbeck Love understands love; it needs no talk. T. R. Havergal Alan Symons “One short sleep past. we wake eternally. And death shall be no more: Death, thou shall die! John Donne Deborah Lynn Syler “The whole secret of life is to be interested in one thing profoundly, and in a thousand things well. Hugh Walpole Bill Tranbarger “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son. that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16 Rodney Thompson “No one is second to himself. Rabelais Thor S. Thorsen “Lives of great men all reminds us We can make our lives sublime. And departing leave behind us Footprints on the sand of time. Long Fellow Jim Trotter “It's better to learn late than never. Syrus Rick Turner “If at first you don't succeed to heck with it and go onto the next one. Unknown David R. Vencss “I don’t save money, I borrow And if you save You will be richer. But when I die. I willl Have spent my money and yours. Original Wayne Van Bebber “For the error of youth is to think that knowledge is the substitute for experience. Unknown Raymond George Vasey “What is life, if it cannot be lived? Original Frank Walker “You can lose, but you're not beaten till you quit.” George Allen William Fredrick Versen “Never tell people HOW to do things. Tell them WHAT to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity. George Smith Patton Mike Walkington “Tell the truth or trump — but get the trick.” Twain James Wallis “ Defense is the stronger form with the negative object, and attack the weaker form with the positive object.” Karl YonClausewitz Sandra Sue Walker “If you wish to know yourself, observe how others act. I f you wish to understand others, look into your own heart.” Schiller Janet Wardell “Time is not measured by the passing of years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves.” Jawaharlal Nehru Jimmie R. Waltrip “What’s yours is yours, so leave mine alone. Original Steve Wankel “Oh, How I hate to get up in the morning. Unknown Jim Wardell “I believe that our Heavenly Father invented man because He was disappointed in the monkey.” Mark Twain Carol Jean Way “Silence often says much more than trying to say what's been said before. That is all I want from you, a smile when I feel blue. George Harrison Leslie Caldwell Warden “I am not afraid of tomorrow For I have seen yesterday And I love today. Unknown Laura Watkins “Love keep's pace with man. Why can't man keep pace with Love? Original Jerry Waterfallen “Wit now and then, struck smartly, shows a spark. Cowper Chuck Werries A bottle can never be used as a crutch, unless of course it's a tall enough bottle. Unknown James J. Weber “I read the news today oh boy About a lucky man who made the grade And though the news was rather sad Well I just had to laugh. I saw the photograph. John Lennon Paul McCartney Gayle Renee Welch “I expect to pass through this world but once: anything that I can do therefore let me do it now: For I shall not pass this way again. Etienne De Grellet Steven Michael Wheeler “Take care to get what you like or be forced to like what you get. Bernard Shaw Charles White “The test of happiness is being able to enjoy all things in general. Unknown Gail S. Westbcrg “You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm. Colette George Wilham “It's not time to make a change, just relax and easy. Don Williams I'm always thinking of the future, to be with the one I love. Original take it Jay William Wiegand “A smile a day keeps your friendshipO.K. Unknown Paul J. Williams Keep on work’in. Unknown 5? Cat Stevens Karen Sue Wilson “It is your love That make' me strong: W hen I see you aiming My heart dunces: And m arms open wide to hold you Joyce Anne Williamson 'None stop to reali e the meaning of life until it has ceased. Original r.gyptiun Suitor Deborah l.ynn Wood “T oday While w ondcring what to do with my life. I reali ed that Ciod gave me a reason to live And it i called. ’You’. I nknown I homas Lynn Wilhec 'Livery man has three characters that which he exhibits, that which he has. and that which he thinks he has. Alphonse Karr Debra l y nn V ilson “Love is only for those who know how to give it. and only given by those who know how to share it. Original Katie Worrall “If today was not a crooked highway If tomorrow wasn’t such a long time Bob Dylan Charles Zachary “ Anyone w ho hales children and dogs can t be all bad. W. C I ields Randy Lee Wright My strength is as the strength often. Because my heart is pure. fennyson Louis K. V an He travels the fastest who travels alone. Jack London Bill Zimmer “Life is something else. You never know w hat to expect next. Matt Adams PaulAhlers Gayla Ahlquist Nancy Allen Penny Allan Larry Baker Bill Baptist Joyce Barfield Bob Basham Brian Basham Jane Basket! Jeff Bates Silvia Blackburn Cheryl Bostick Glenda Branch John Brim Karla Brown Steve Brown Vicky Brown Chris Brune Cindy Brune Tim Brune Richard Buchanan Carmen Coats Glenn Coats Ellen Coaty Donna Cochran Diane Cole Donnie Coleman Janet Colton Diane Craig Lynn Craig Steve Crawford Stuart Crawford Paul Cross Holley Cully Sally Cummings Darcy Davidsmeyer Craig Davisson Sherry Dawdy Lawrence Day Denise Defratcs John DcGroot Damon Dennis Denise Dennis Kim Dennis Sue DeShara Jay Dickman Bonnie Dietz Jim Dixon Ritchie Dixon Lori Ecker Allan Edmonds Janie Edmonds Linda Eilering Tammy Elsome Rex Evans Ed Fairfield David Fanning Ron Fanning Sue Fannrng Cindy Fawkes Matt Fearson Canda Fernandes Don Fernandes Mary Fernandes Bcnay Ferry Nancy Flowers Eric Floyd Andy Foote Cindy Fortado Larry Foster Vicky Fredericks Jan Freeman Guy Freescn Jeanne Freiburg Donna Gill 9 Steve Gross Vicki Gillis TomGotschall Bob Grady Shelby Grant Gary Green Carla Jo Grogan Jim Hackctt Dan Hart Nancy Harrcl Terri Hammond Gary Hawkcs Rollin Heaton Pete Heaton Rob Roy Hembrough James Hemphill Gina Henderson Beverly Hunter Patty Inman Cathy Irlam Don Jackson Kathy Jackson Ann Johnson Barb Johnson Bob Johnson Steve Johnson Diane Jackson Verna King Bruce Klcinshmidt Larry Knight Bill Knott Steve Kunz Mary Lacey Nancy Lair Bill Lancaster Rusty Landes Cindy Large John Lashmctt John Lawless fat Chris Meyer Shawn Main Bob Manker Eugene Markwell Kerri Marshall Marlene Marshall ■iii Gordon Mason Jan Mason Jcfl' Mason Patti Massey Ted Matthew Neil Maul Kathy Maupin Patty Maurer Rocky Mayberry Ruth McCormick Rhea McCullcy Candy McCath John McGillicuddy Brian McGinnis 0 Terry McKinney Pat McKinnon Anita McManus Brenda McMcans Linda McMeans Jackie McPartland Kim Meyer Mike Meyers Sue Myers Kathy Miller Bill Million Chris Mitchell Tim Mitchell Cindy Mohnen ? - Mike Moore Sharon Moore Ann Morris Karen Morris Cary Mullen i 'S is a Nlbi-H CWWILER. — fef's 3o fi'sHins. 60 Don Mundinger Gail Murphy Mary Nerganah Dale Newby Kathy Ogle Kay Palmer Randy Patterson Doug Peak Mark Pennell Jerri Pcnton Vicki Pcrabcau Kevin Peters Chuck Phalen Greg Pickens John Pierson Tom Pinkerton Terri Powell Carolyn Preston Nick Preston Dan Rctzer David Reside Rosanna Remagni Andreas Rheinfurth Alice Rice Jo Rice John Richno Bruce Riegel Debi Rigg Trudi Riggs Andre Robinson Mike Roegge Dan Rogers Bill Ronat Patty Rose Lori Ross Kathy Rouland Randy Rust Sarah Rust Rick Samples Vicki Sanders Carl Saxer Anita Schroctter Bev Schuster Becky Schutz Ben Schutz Bill Scott Kathy Settles Hank Shousc Gretchen Shutt Clark Simmons Jon Simmons LeannSix Diane Smith Kim Smith Richard Smith Rusty Smith Gayle Smock Pat Sorenson Brenna Souza Randy Spencer Mary Spradlin Roxanna Stafford Jim Stanbcrry Dianne Steele Pam Stevens Shelly Stevens % Steve Stewart Diane Stout Tom Stovall Patty Suiter Diana Sullivan Paul Sullivan Tim Sullivan 15 a TIGER bi9 and- bold. JeffTankersley Bruce Taylor Diane Taylor Jeanne Taylor Sandy Thomas Barb Thompson Chip Thompson Chris Thompson JaneThorsen Dcbi Trcbing IrisTruitt JeffTrumbo Gary Turner JimTwyford Sheila Vickers Marcia Vorhes Terrie Votsmier Crystal Wade Roger Walker Kathy Walkington Tim Waltrip Sharon Ward Holly Watson Betty Welch Rhea Welch Robin West Mark Wethcrcll Ruth Wiedenman Belly Williams Cindy Williams Jackie Williams Janis Williams Randy Williams Robyn Williams Shawn Williams Tom Williams John Willoughby Gene Wilson JohnWittich Virginia Wood John Auncr Jeff Baisc Donna Bates Cynthia Bailey Donald Bates Gordon Baker Rick Baumgart Roy Bradshaw Bill Browning Debbie Burmcister 64 Elvin Bethel Mark Black Terri Brickey Deborah Blaska Kenneth Brooks Mark Brant John Brickey Tom Bills David Birdsell i n Kevin Braley Dan Brune Paula Bruner Bruce Buchanan Rick Buchanan Tere Buchanan Debbie Caldwell Carol Campbell Joni Campbell Darlene Armstrong - r- Susan Barfield Marilyn Beavers Mary Bouchard Sandy Bunfill Jan Carls Eric Christians Steve Clark Bob Cleary Nancy Cleveland Ann Coats Donna Coleman Ronnie Conover Connie Cooper Jeanenne Cruzan John Cunningham Kevin Davis Steve Davis Wain Daugherty Bob Davis Karen Davis Kurt Davidsmeyer Bunkie Decker Deanna Deck Kim Decker Kurt Decker Roger Deem Karen Dcfrates Val Dcfrates Steve DcGroot Dennis DeGroot Steve Evans Kevin Dennis Nancy Drennan Cindy Eycr Richard Hagan Bob Fairfield Kim Fairfield Brenda Farmer Joan Fernandes Patty Fernandes Sandy Fisher Jeff Ford Mark Fox Rodnc Franklin Heidi Franz Phillip French Lisa Fulkerson Randy Glover Cindy Garner Cliff Garner Gayle Gibbs Pam Gill Preston Steve Gonzales Bill Gregory Michelle Green Diane Grissom Sherry Grogan David Gross Tim Gross Carol Guse StanGustine Kelly Hall Tina Hammond Darlene Harbuziuk Jody Hardesty Carol Hardy James Harris Steve Hartz Jerry Hall Mark Hatfield Becky Havlin Mike Hayes Vickie Hayes Terry Hazel Linda Hazlel Tracy Headen Pat Hcisc Kurt Heller Mary Hembrough Robyn Henry Becky Hickey Ron Hinman Jane Hofmann Jean Hofmann Barb Holmes Susan Husa Jeff Huston Joclncich Linda Kirchoff Linda Klaus Tom Kloppe Jerry Knight Brenda Kunzeman Shelby Landes Susan Landes Cathy Lawson Dawn Lear Lloyd Ledbetter Carla Lcefers Kent Lemme Terry Lewis Dennis Lindsey Greg List Sherri Lister Kerry Lohrenz Kevin Logue Pam Long Lora Matthew Paul McGee Paul McGlasson Janice McNeeley Mari Lyn McNicol Patrick Shelly Means McPartland Marian Mills Marcia Moore Jill Mosley Melinda Moulder Boh Mullens Dale Murphy Grace Murphy Jeff Ogle Christine Osborne. Susan Padgett Georgcann Phillips Diane Pierce Jir Pierson Bill Plemitscher Liz Pogue Steve Porter Jim Potter Debbie Potts Tim Powell Susan Pratt Luannc Price Ron Price Ramona Price Karen Pirtle Mike Proffitt Cliff Provo Mary Provo Mark Quinlan Debbie Rattler Sam Richards Mike Rigor Cammy Roatc Tonv Roberts Scott Reno Diane Reside Lloyd Robson Brian Roegge Kay Roegge Kim Roegge Dave Rogers Ed Rose Rex Rowe Sandy Schneider Eddie Scholfield Vicki Schofield Dagmar Schroetter Jim Scott David Sexton Paul Shewmaker Dorothy Marti Slavens Walter Smith Shoemaker Mark Scott Rick Scott Harvev Sorrell John Sparrow Mike Sullivan GregSurbeck Ronald Surrat Joe Stewart John Stafford Doris Stanberrv Mark Steelman Debbie Stephan Dave Stevens Connie Stout Debbie Strickler Lisa Stubblefield David Taylor Kathy Taylor Delanea Tegeder Lorie Thompson Matt Thompson Joe Thompson Julie Thompson Glcnnis Tippy RickTroutt SandyTucker Coeane Turner James Turner JeffVerhoef Rick Versen iMikc Walker Penny Walz Jerry Wardcll SaIli Waugh Dick Welch Mike Welch Elva Welker Eileen Westbcrg Mill Wcthcrell Jimmie White Kathy While Scoll Wilburn Kenny Wild Pam Wilkinson Andy Willard Dawn Williams Eddie Williams BradWillner James Willoughby Tom Worrall Brenda Worrall Debbie Wollenweber Jerry Wynn Karen Wollenweber Carol Woods Tammy Woods Lisa Woodward Robert Yates Tracey Ycrkcs CROSS COUNTRY TEAM PIC TURE, Bottom Row L to R; John T Bellatti. Ken Mouse” Rebstock. Bill Re Flynn, Chris Hickey Jones, Steve Mouth Perkins, and Guy Gee Preesen. Back L to R Arc: Coach Dan “Big Kid” Moy, David Sabo Sabatini. Rick “Frog Flynn. Joe “Wart” ineich, Kevin Natural” Reiterman. Mike Grape Welch, Bob Boob Fairfield, and Mgr. David Do-it-all Nunes. RECORD 9 wins 1 loss JHS 32 Sp'field High 45 Lanphier 49 JHS 24 Glenwood 85 Alton 22 Hannibal 35 JHS 24 JHS 38 JHS 18 Quincy 31 JHS 21 Franklin 44 JHS 21 Lincoln 39 JHS 22 Quincy 34 Southeast 35 Conference 2nd District 1st Sectional 4th State Bill Flynn 125th SEASON SUMMARY The cross country team put out another fine team this year, compiling a regular season record of 9-1. The record this year is probably the best team record of any other sport at the high school. Some of the highlights of the season were: the team placing 2nd in the Capitol Conference; winning the District for the 5th year in a row; and Bill Flynn’s representation and 125th place finish at the state finals in Peoria. With the top two runners Bill Flynn and Ken Rebstock, and 4th man Kevin Reiterman graduating, the Crimsons will really have to work hard to keep up the fine tradition of having good teams in Cross Country. 72 TOP RUNNERS Coach Moy 73 FOOTBALL TEAM PICTURE, Bottom Row L to R Are: Rick Samples, David Hickox, Matt Fearson, Steve Stewart. Ben Denney, Alan Edmonds, and John McGillicudy. 2nd Row L ro T Arc: John Hull, Kevin Heller, Monte Hall, Warren Lewis. Rodney Thompson, Walter Longo, and Cary Mullens. 3rd Row: Coach Gary Span-genberg, Larry Foster, Mike McGillicudy, Jim Waltrip, Pete Irwin, Jim Lukcman. Randy Williams, Jim Fry, Bob Johnson, and coach Fred Curtis. Back Row Are: Bob Bettis, Thor Thorsen, John Heinzman. Jim Twyford, Charles White, Steve Wheeler. Reggie Benton. Rob Caldwell, and Andrey Robinson. RECORD 1 win 9 losses Macomb 16 JHS 20 Lincoln 26 Lanphier 15 MacArthur 35 Centennial 44 Eisenhower 26 Normal 38 Griffin 32 Southeast 14 JHS 8 Granite City 6 JHS 0 JHS 6 JHS 7 JHS 0 JHS 12 JHS 12 JHS 0 JHS 12 SEASON SUMMARY Once again the football team couldn't quite get things together. After dropping their opener and then winning their next outing against Granite City North, it looked like the Crimson’s were heading in for a good season. But after that victory the jinx was back and stayed with them the rest of the season. Warren Lewis was the quarter-back this year and had a real good season. Reg Benton and Bob Bettis received most of Lewis’ aerials throughout the season. On the line, Thor Thorsen, John Heinzman, Pete Irwin, Rodney Thompson, Mike McGillicudy, and Rob Caldwell made up the blocking and tackling spots. The football team will have some fine players returning next year and if they can put things together, should have a good season. 75 Warren Lewis Charley White Jim Waltrip 76 Rob Caldwell Kevin Heller SENIOR Ben Denney John Hull Jim Fry LETTERMEN Pete Irwin Thor Thorsen Mike McGillicudy John Hein man Steve Wheeler Rodney Thompson Jim Lukeman Coach Gary S pangen berg and coca pts. Rob Caldwell and Ben Denne . 77 SOPHOMORE TEAM PICTURE. Bottom Row L to R are: Jim Pate. Mike Barwick, Cliff Provo. Jamie Harris. Eddie Williams. Max Anderson, and Scott Evans. 2nd Row; Jeft Ogle John Bernard Ron Byers. Bill Pleimetcher, Mike Proffit. Kurt Heller. Dick Welcn. ana Elvm Bethel. 3rd Row; Coach Brooks. Jim Scott, Jeff Baise. Russ Haley, F hil French. Steve Hartz, Rick Vcrsen, Willie Cave, Blair Kilver, and Coach George Hcinlz. Top Row; Phil Young. David Birdsell, Kelly Hall. Sam Richards. Stan Gustine. Pat Heiss. I erry Lewis. Rick Scott, and Mark Black. The park bench. “Oh me, oh my! “Looks like somebody glued his shoes to the field. “The packs back. “Didn’t this happen last year? SOCCER Bill Vcrscn Jim Wallis Alan Symonds Frank Walker Dave Davis Kevin Price 80 Steve Miller Rob Sibert Jay Wiegand CHEERLEADERS From L to R arc; Debbie Lowery. Anita Schroetter, Brenna Souza. Debbie Rigg. Lora Kilvcr. Gayla Ahlquist. Shelley Stevens, Vicky Perabeau. Brenna Souza Vicky Perabeau Gayla Ahlquist Lora Kilver Shelley Stevens From Top to Bottom; Missy Williams, Cindy Dobbs. Sandy Schneider. Dawn Williams, Dagmar Schroetter. Jocttc Busey. Anita Schroetter Debbie Rigg Debbie Lowery 81 Kneeling, Left to Right: Mgr. Jay Anders, John Wittich, Bob Bettis, John Bellatti. Jim Lukcman, Ron Hall, Jim Fry, Mgr. Mike Meyers. Standing, Left to Right: Mgr. Gary Kirchcoffcr, Coach Frank Long, Glen McKean, Rich Aring, Jay Dickman. Tom Golschall, Bill Versen, Brad Mills, Frank Walter, Asst. Coach Al Downing. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM RECORD WINS LOSSES Alton 87 JHS8I JHS90 Kenwood 58 Benton 89 JHS8I Edwardsville 98 JHS76 JHS66 Mac Arthur 65 Normal 77 JHS49 j JHS1I0 Champaign 87 JHS87 MacArthur 81 JHS78 Normal 73 Lanphier 116 JHS86 Elgin Larkin 90 JHS8I Champaign 90 JHS71 Mount Vernon 79 JHS62 Springfield 91 JHS69 Morgan Park 98 JHS7I Eisenhower 83 JHS74 | JHS64 Griffin 60 JHS67 Griffin 66 | South East 68 JHS62 Eisenhower 74 JHS65 Lanphier82 j Lane Tech 73 JHS80 JHS72 Regional — Springfield 55 JHS35 SENIOR 83 Jim Lukeman Brad Mills mm z-wk v ♦• mMk Hey, don’t touch him. he’s got mono! And the horn sounds to end the 3rd quarter Don’t touch that ball, you don’t know where it’s been You'd think Superman was up there the way they’re looking The C rimsofts opened ihcir basketball season with two impressive, hut disappointing. losses against Niton and Benton, who were rated high in the state throughout the year. After losing two of their starling five(Bill Nerscn came down with mono and I om (iotschall broke his hand) the ( rinisons pluved most of the s son with a height disadvantage But with determination, quickness, and hustle the Crimsons did a lot helter than people expected Their 7-l record is verv deceiving because this sear's team was the most hard working, proud, and determined team we have had in a long lime With seniors frank Walker. Jim f r . Bill Vcrscn. Brad Mills, and Jim I ukeman graduating, the Crimsons will have six returning juniors who saw a lot ol action this season. The sports editor wishes to commend ( ouch Frank Long and this vear's team for showing the guts and determination to win despite the circumstances SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Kneeling, Left to Right: Mgr. John Cunningham, Jeff Huston. Jim Scott, Mark Brant. Bob Fairfield, Mike Hayes, and Dennis Lindsey. Standing, Left to Right: David Gross, Sam Richards, Mike Schneider. Jeff Verhoef, John Stafford, Tim Gross, Stan Gustine, Rick Scott, Rick Vcrsen, and Coach Dick Anthony. WRESTLING Kneeling, Left to Right: David Reside, Scott Evans, Rick Baumgart, Eric Floyd, Rick Trout, and Paul Armstrong. Standing. Left to Right: Steve Stewart, Larry Foster. Steve Crawford, Rodney Thompson. John Heinzman. and Thor Thorsen. TEAM RECORD 10 WINS 10 LOSSES Granite City South 56 J.H.S. 0 i Normal 30 J.H.S. 29 J.H.S.48 Piasa Southwestern 6 t J.H.S. 39 Alton 17 J.H.S.46 Jerseyville 12 J.H.S. 54 Carrollton 9 J.H.S. 33 Decatur Eisenhower 19 Cahokia 30 J.H.S. 17 East St. Louis Lincoln 33 J.H.S. 21 Quincy Catholic Boys 29 J.H.S. 24 Edwardsville 26 J.H.S. 17 | Granite City North 37 J.H.S. 6 Springfield High 25 J.H.S. 20 J.H.S.49 Decatur MacArthur9 J.H.S. 40 Canton 6 J.H.S. 30 Macomb 14 86 Thor Thorsen LETTERMEN John Hcinzman o - —.— - _ TRACK AND FIELD Bottom Row L to R: Jim Fry, Steve Wheeler. Thor Thorsen. Bill Flynn. Bill Versen. Ken Rebstock. Jim Orris. Russell Taylor. Second Ro L to R: Coach Al Rosenberger. Jamie Harris. Steve Crawford. Guy Freesen, Richard McDaniels. Eddie Williams. Bob Johnson. Coach Dan Moy. 3rd Row; Denny Saylor. Cliff Provo. Andy Foote. Rick Versen. Mike Brown, Mike Welch. Bob Fairfield. 4th Row; Mgr. Dan Aired. Mgr Randy Rust. Joe Ineich. Scott Darter. Don Mundingcr. Dave Birdsell. David Sabatini. Rick Baumgart. Top Row: Mgr. Greg Pickens. Mgr. Neil Connors. Coach George Heintz, Stan Gustinc. Marty Slavens. 88 Jim Orris learns kung fu! W ake up or you'll miss the finish! Mike Brown captures theXXOyd. run lor his first Ills 1C 1()RN ' Ken Rebstock leads the way in the mile run! Teamale Guy Kreesen kicks for the finish! (.o-C'api. Bill Verscn breaks Ills shot put record' C o c apt Bill H nn takes the 2 mile! Joe Ineich kicks in to place in the 2 mile. non juimimmi siuns me wu reia Russell Taylor hands off to Johnson. 90 Andy Foote finishes hard in the XXO relay. BASEBALL Front Row: Ben Denney. David Hickox, Ron Heaton. Bob Bettis. Frank Walker. Kevin Reiterman. Alan Symons, Joe Bahamonde. Mgr. Greg Pickens. Back Row: Coach Fred Curtis. Tom Stovall. Randy Loren . Jack Clinton. Jay Dickman. Rich Aring. Reggie Benton. Mike Manker. Terry Barton. Front Row: Mike Walker. Max Anderson. Dick Welch, Don Bates. Jeff Huston. Mike Hayes. Rex Rowe. Back Row: Rick Trout. Tim Powell. Steve Hart , Jeff Verhoef. Mark Black, Dave Gross, Terry Lewis, Coach Gary Spangenberg. SENIORS Frank Walker Jack Clinton Alan Symons Co-Capt. Ben Denney Co-Capt. Kevin Reiterman Mike Manker Co-Capts. and Coach Curtis 9? Ron Heaton Terry Barton From L — R: Jim Lukeman, Bob Siebcrt. Bill Brockhouse. Coach Manny Velasco, Bob Linebaugh. Clayt Lcmme, and Jamie Hemphill. TENNIS Front Row L. R: Coach Velasco. Steve Gonzales. Brian Roegge, Jeff Ogle. Mark Steelman. Scott Evans. Back Row L R: Jim Lukeman. David Biloz. Bob Siebcrt, Chuck Bowen. Bill Brockhouse. Mike Meyers. Stuart Crawford. Bob Linebaugh. Clayt Lemme, Jamie 93 Hemphill. Jim Chipman. Lokke Heiss, Jim Hackett. John McGillicudy. SENIOR Bob Linebaugh Jim Lukeman Bill Brockhouse Andy Murphy 94 Bob Siberi Lokke Hciss GOLF Sitting L to R: Chip Craddock, Jim Scott, Tim Brunc, Ron Hall. Joe Noecker. Jim Murphy, Standing L to R: Steve Perkins. Richard Buchanan, John Bellatti, Coach Jim Buckley. GIRLS’TRACK I ront Row I R: Coach Marjorie Howard. Missy Williams. GeorgeAnn Phillips. Patty Suiler, Susan Padgett, Cheryl Opperman. Holly Culley. 2nd Row: Jane Shew maker. Dawn iiliams. Susan Bellatti. Gail Murphy, Darlene Harbizuk. Jenny Bringman, Jane Mcrwin. Karen Westberg. Nancy Drennan. 3rd Row Becky Schulz, Mary Mansfield. Bonnie Dietz, Vicky Frederichs. Chris Runkel, Kim Smith. Joan Fernandes. Rhea McCulley. F.dith Allen. 4th Row Linda Hazlet. Susie Sullivan, Nancy Armburst. Dawn Irwin. Kathy Irlam. Beth Longo, Pam Wilkinson, Jane Basket. Becky Havlin. GIRLS’TENNIS Front Row L to R Susan Bellatti, Carol Duncan. Nancy Cleveland. Rhea McCully, Gail Murphy. Back Row L to R Coach Marge Howard, Susie Sullivan, Kim Smith, Shelly Stevens. Jennifer Chapman. Pat Maurer. Darcy Davidsmcyer, Diana Burgard. Susan Bellatti, Susan Sullivan, Shelly Stevens, Carol Duncan and Diana Burgard lead the JHS Tennis Team to a 6-5-1 regular season record and a second place finish in the Springfield District. The highlight of the season was the doubles team of Susan Bellatti Susie Sullivan qualifying for the state playoffs. This was the first time a JHS girl has ever participated in a state athletic meet. Letter winners this year were Bellatti, Sullivan, Duncan, Burgard, Stevens, Darcy Davidsmeyer, Rhea McCully, Kim Smith. Most Valuable Player chosen by the team was Susie Sullivan. Susan and Susie 97 VOLLEYBALL TLaM: Row I, Sitting L. to R.: Cheryl Opperman. Mary Spradlin, Joan Campbell, Sue Campbell. Kerry Marshall, and Susan Bellatti. Row 11, L. to R.: Barb Ben . Diane Burgard, Gail Murphy, Carol Duncan, Theresa Gish, and Mary Mansfield. Row III, L. to R.: Coach Marjorie Howard. Nancy Simonds, Chris Runkel. Jennifer Chapman. Kim Smith, Darcy Davidsmever. Susie Sullivan, and Vickie Fredericks. VARSITY J.V. VARSITY: Row I. Sitting L. to R: Diane Burgard. Carol Duncan. Sue Campbell, and Susan Bellatti. Row II. Standing I., to R: Chris Runkel. Nancy Simonds. Kim Smith, Susie Sullivan, and Mary Mansfield. J.V.: Row I, Sitting I., to R: Cheryl Oppcrma.i. Barb Ben , Joan Campbell. and Kerry Marshall. Row II. L. to R: Gail Murphy. Mary Spradlin. Jennifer Chapman. Darcy Davidsmever. and Theresa Gish. 98 99 Cindy Gano Main Editor Debbie Wilson Senior and Organizations Editor Valerie Fox and Susan Bellalli Activities and Underclass Editors Vicki Birdsong — Copy Editor Bill Flynn — Sports Editor EDITORS Mrs. Chenoweth Advisor Valerie Fox Underclass Artwork Valerie Fox and Susan Bellatti Activities Artwork Debbie W ilson Organizations Artwork PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSISTANTS Stan Heaton Chuck Aring Chris Jones Jane Thorsen Jacquie Birdscll Business Manager Cindy List Chris Brune Not pictured Marcia Vorhes V JVXA; Ohj yn rruasu MjX 0xtuOLxt uuoJu±u jO iohisih YraJzx, Jusm dbtxjJU vUojixjL+Lnc JJriu J jrn 'o .rrLooj 'UJ-cSXA jS i U. CAry-v-rajLTuiLj OAJOL JXuo JbuJuobucAhLp GMOjjUjlo Ojul, CLj pOJtJLnt JO 'SJU- . CWT( a£uiAt r (?'-o Xzaj Uj 'ArctrOJ-n. Jzhju OcJ U)i L 'qj icL Hulu C rrxrnusu±Li J rc. “ ssincL OhruHM i. JtujC (OChMt KU-CftjK tinoL ■ lCJXLKtJLjLiJ cftjL lcu, ohJ UMi thcdb kJil M a, Jvu b jjobunj 0 rJ jCutruciuJ yuioL '(LctL n'ohxp Cjyn tnjL-ujLUxjtu -ruj c xruuL FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS l srW', Z loe A a7 JjW ,• 7 Jovian ' I ’loX fjA ZuVlal D onmezcr OLHAAA.Q. rpLifl u Isiant u TURK K A F S c L U B 102 Vicki Birdsong. Merry Oliver. Eileene Westburg. Ruth McCormick. Lori Ecker. Mary Mansfield. Gail Bradney. Rosana Remagni. Benetta Pearson. Gail Westburg, Vicki Fredricks, Janet Hess, Susie Sullivan, Kay Rauch. Becky Jackson, Cindy Gano. Karen Schuman. Mr. Nelson Advisor. The purpose of this club is to direct the attention of the student body to the American Field Service program and to the A.F.S. students living in the community. CLASS OFFICERS Seniors Bill Flynn Secretary-Treasurer Bill Versen President Tom Wi 11 hee Vice Presidenl Sophomores Georgeann Phillips Treasurer Cindy Dobbs — Vice President Debbie Burmeister — Secretary Sam Richards — President Juniors Walter l.ongo President Marlene Marshall Vice President Lisa Coyle Secretary Mary Clement Treasurer Standing: Ka Palmer. Debbie Trebing. Ruth McCormick. Ann Morris. Marlene Marshall. Jo Rice, Grelchen Shull. Brenna Sou a. Canda Fernadcz. Cindy Dobbs. Missy Williams, Nancy Cleveland. Debbie Burmeister. Jennifer Chapman. Debbie Wood. Kathy Black. Anita Schroder. Lisa Coyle. Renee Childers. STUDENT Top Row: Jean Hoelscher. Debbie Lowery. Shelly Stevens. Gayla Ahlquist. Vicki Perabeau. Rhea McCully. Mary Minor. Nancy Simons. Tom Caldwell. Jim Luke-man. Sam Richards. Tom Withee. Bill Versen. Andy Murphy. Pete Heaton. Mr. Smith. Walter Longo. Not pictured Kent Morris. Ted Olson. Sandy Schneider, and Dagmar Schroeller. GOVERNMENT SENIORS Stan Heaton. Dean Lindsey. Mick Hymes. Bill Zimmer. Mark Price. Bill Tranbarger. Tom Busen. Mike Walk-Jngton. Robert Rolston. Steve Miller, Les Heaton. Ross Lawson, Wayne VanBebber. Allen Neff. Tim Cully. Mr. Fortschneider, Larry Davidson. Jerry Davidson. Dave Richards, George McCurlley. Rick Farmer, Fred Thomas. Mike Davidsmcycr. and Danny Scholfield. JUNIORS Row 1: Jim Conover, Clet Davidson, Diana Taylor, Cindy Dobson, Bill Million, Bob Basham, Jim Dixon, Neil Maul, Mr. Fortschneider. Row 2: Paul Ahlers. John Lawless. Mark Pennell. Rock} Mayberry, Glenn Coates. Bruce Klcinschmdt. Bob Hawks. Paul Armstrong, Mike Bourn, Steve Suttles. Row 3: Brian McGinnis. Mark Bowman. Row 4. Roger Walker. Steve Holmes, Bob Cooley, Clark Bowman. Carl Saxer. Tony Scott. Rob Roy Hembrough. Rodney Mutch, Steve Johnson, Bill Leib. SOPHOMORES Row I: Mr. Fortschneider. Tim Brune, Pat McKinnon. John Sparrow, Tim Langdon, Jerry Knight. Scott Reno. Roy Dradshaw. Dennis DeGrott. Richard Fagan. Kevin Braley. Mark Chambers. Row 2: Donald Bates. Jim Pale. Dennis Lindscv. Greg Surbeck. Randy Glover. Eddie Scholfield. Mike Sullivan, Wes Long. Row 3: Bill Browning. Kirk Davidsmeyer. Albert Evans. Mark Fox, Tony Roberts. Kevin Miller. Paul McGee. Joe Neff, Mike Regor, Gordon Baker. President Bill Million Reporter Ron York Vice President — Dean Sentiel — Wayne Lindsey Van Bcbber Secretary — Jim Miller Parliamentarian Mike Treasurer — Mike Moore Bourn Chaplain — Stan Heaton This club was formed for the members to further the development of their chess skills. Mark Evans. Louis Yan. Dave Chaney, Steve Siessman, Scott Evans, Roger Deem, Lokke Heiss. Ron Hinman I A community service club. Row I: Kevin Reitermann Vice President. Tod Olson President. Bob Johnson. Tom Caldwell. Kevin Price. Ronny Hall. Row 2: Tom Wilhee, Andy Murphy. Jim Lukeman Treasurer. Jim Wallace, Rob Caldwell Secretary. Andy Foote. Jim Chipman. Dan Hart. Not pictured: John Wittich, Joe Noeker. Paul Armstrong. Chip Thompson. John Bellalli, Jay Dickman. Bob Beilis, Monte Hall, Kelly Hall. Mike Hayes. Jeff Verhoef. Jeff Huston, and Allan Simonds. Row I: Cindy Parish. Pam Wilkinson. Janice McNeely, Cathy Lawson. Lvnnellen Jarrett. Renee Childers. Row 2: Linda Hazlet, Steven Mason, Dale Osborne. Cathy Irlam, Janet Irlam. Chuck Bowen. Mars Irlam. Kathy Black. The Group for Auto Safety is organized to promote safety in the school and in the community. GAA The girls in G.A.A. have meetings so they can participate in physical activities in a club atmosphere. Row I: Georgann Phillips. Betsy Ash. Becky Jackson. Dianna Stout. Linda Kircholl. Lilccn Westberg. Row 2: Jill Moscly. Barbara Ben , Michele Underbrink. Chris Runkel, Jody Hardesty. Beth Longo, Kathy Jackson. Mrs. Bailey advisor. Bcv Reid. Lynnellen Jarrett, Tahnie Davis. Jackie Barber. LEADERS CLUB This club gives the members an opportunity to use and develop leadership in their field of interest. The girls are able to enjoy recreational activities with others who have the same interests. Row I: Cindy tyer, Anne Coats, Holly Watson. Pam Davis, Becky Jack-son. Diane Stout. Row 2: Sherry Grogan. Becky Shutz. Candy McGath, Pat Jumper. Kendra Coumbes, Karen Morris. Sandy Thomas. Row 3: Scharolet Schefcrkort. Secretary-treasurer, Barbara Benz Vice-president, Sue Meyers. Debbie Long. Marily n Worral. Diane Pierce. Row 4: Debbie Potts, Michele Underbrink. Rene Fulks, Ruth Wiedermann, Jeanne Taylor. Lcann Six, Cheryl Brow n. Darlene Armstrong. Paula Bruner. Georgeann Phillips. Melinda Moulder Row 5: Holly Cully. Thrisha Chapman, Kathy Taylor, Joy Young, Tina Hammond. Lois Carpenter, Angie Lear. Not pictured: Jakic Barber President, Karel Kohlbccker, Ruth McCormick, Denise DcFrates, Iris Truitt. Carol Ashbakcr, Christine Osborne. COOPERATIVE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CLUBS C. V.H. introduces the student who is still in school to the world of work, so they can develop good practices. Row I: Carol Reveal. Carmon Coats, Rick Turner, Nancy Cougar, Cathy Burmeistcr. Row 2: Vicki Sanders, Chris Hill. Bruce Lcwcy, Dean Gear. Bill Haley, Kevin Heller. Row 3: Karen Reed, George Willham, Mike Dwyer. Dennis Chappell. Jim Hayes, Harold Coats, Jim Fry. Row I: Jan Freeman. Dennis Potts, Nan Kehoe, Sally Sturdy, Sharon Stein-metz. Jan Davey, Cheryl Brown. Liz Brown, Bill Longo. Row 2: Ed Standley. Vicki Roach, Nancy Liar, Tom Lacey. Dennis Hayes, Doug Peak. Robin Lawson. David West, Bruce Jumper. John Orris. Row 3: Ron Surrat. Tom Markwell, Rick Porter, Shawn Main, Don Lee, David Van Hyning, Bob Menge, MikcGraddy. Louis Cox. Steve Wankel, Ed Fairfield. Jacquie Fish. Janet Potter, Larry Knight, J. T. Blinding, Carolyn Plemitscher, Nancy Simonds. Bill Flynn, Toni Ross. Alberta Morgan. Andrea Phillips. Karen Ahlquist. THESPIANS SPEECH AND DRAMA CLUB Members of the Speech and Drama Club participate in speech contests and help with stage productions. They must do at least 100 hours of work in plays and contest activities to become a Thespian. Lying Down: Glenn Sealer. Bill Flynn. Row- I Seated: Nancy Farmer. Barb Florith. Becky Schutz. Liz Longo. Lori Ross. Ruth McCormick. Jim Jameson. Georgeann Phillips. Kurt Decker. Kneeling: Debbie Losch. F.laine Smith, Row 2: Bill Knott. Jennifer Norris. Tina Perkins. Linda Flazlct. Candy Perish, Nancy Simonds. Mary Minor, Robin Steagall. Debbie Dobey. Dandy Walker. Becky Jack-son, Debbie King, Scharolet Scheferkort. Cindy Dobbs. Marlene Marshall, Vickie Fredericks. Row 3; Dale Osborne, Andrea Phillips. Guy Freesen. Stephanie Mason. Ladder, L.-R.: Lori Puckett, Karel Kohlbecker. Carolyn Plemitscher. J. T. Blinding. Cindy Fawkes. Larry Knight. Vicki Perabcau. Kim Meyers. Rossane Rcmagni. Kathy Jackson. Bev Schuster. Terry Powell. Chris Thompson. Mary Long. Robert Johnson President. Jim Jameson Vice President, Kiane Bergard, Lora Kilver Secretary. QhjL CLAst CJiuJr iH Jtinu (XCbjoA xzL XLAJL }XXjjoUji±a . Ohju-t 3£XjLu - Jto jXtiLAxA;t, ln NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Susan Bellatti, Joan Fernandes, Susie Sullivan, Gail Westberg. Merry Oliver Program Chairman. Janet Hess Treasurer. Sandy Walker Secretary. Debbie Syler Vice-President. Karen Ahlquist President, Lisa Coyle. Debi Rigg, Becky Jackson. Renee Childers. Karel Kohlbecker, Becky Schulz Publicity. Row I; Vicki Birdson. Janet Potter. Sully Quinn. Susan Bel-latti. Karen Ahlquist. Row 2: Marcia Vorhecs. Lori Lckor. Valerie F ox. Gail Bradney, Kath Archer. Ray Vascy. Mrs. Savage. Louis Van. Debbie Hilemun. Barb I loreth. Cindy Fortado. Row 3: Cindy Gano. Cathy Irlam. Jacque I ish. Susie Suiirvan. Janet Hmderliler. Sandy Walker. Carol Way. Connie Crone. Vicki Fredericks. Nancy Harrell. Darcy Dav-idsmeyer. Janet Hess. Row 4; Kay Rauch. Lisa Coyle. Karen Schuman. Gail Westburg. Anita Schroetter. Shelly Stevens. Bob Schlie. Kevin Coultas. Gail Murphy. Row 5; Anne Flick. Mary Clement. Chris Brune. Bill Versen. John Bellatti. Jim Wallace. Terri Votsmier. Mary Nergenah. David Nunes, Ron Heaton. Holly Watson. Tena Pei kins, Roger Hardy. Kim Marshall, Ruth Me Cormick. Vicky Fredricks. Kevin Coultas, Janet Hinderliter. Members gain additional knowledge and expe rience in the area of science outside the class roopi through their work in this club. STUDENT ACTION FOR EDUCATION This club gives the student experience in working with children. Also the members have the opportunity to learn more about the problems of a teacher. UNITED BELIEVERS IN CHRIST This is a new club this year, it is designed to promote Christian fellowships. Row I: Patty Rose. Nancy Armbrust. Georgeann Phillips, GlennisTippy. Renee Childers. Carla-Jo Grogan, Sheryl Gorgan. Row 2: Lori Eckcr, Cathie Maupin, Jim Beard, Kurt Decker, David Nunes. Steven Hembrough, Jill Mosley. Not pictured: Becky Havlin. Sandy Bun-fill, Jeff Ford, and Mike Peters. A D V A N C E D Jacquie Fish. Miss Powell. Susie Sullivan. Karen Schuman. Kathy Archer, Janet Hinderliter, Merry Oliver, Cindy Gano, Kay Rausch, Glenn Seater, Garith McCready, Jeff Allen, J. T. Blimling, Bill Brockhouse. Andy Murphy. Ron Heaton, Bruce Dionne. Becky Emrick. Ellen Pirtlc. Debbie Hileman. Bob Schlie, John Steelman. Row 1: Guy Freesen. Chip Thompson Treasurer. Debi Rigg President, Bob Bettis Secretary. Greg Pickens Vice President. Row 2: Cindy Kemp, Mari Lynn McNicol. Kathy Pcn a. Jocttc Busey. Carol Crise. Mark Steelman. Donna Bates. Connie Copper. Grace Murphy. Row 3: Rick Samples, Jim Twyford, Steve Perkins, Mike Roegge. Paul Gross, Gordon Mason. Diane Smith, Lori Ross, David Davis. Mr. Velasco. Row 4: Dagmar Schroetter. Sandy Schneider. Through Spanish Clubs, the members can further their knowledge of the Spanish language and of the cultures of Spanish - speaking countries. s E Y C E O A N R D ?a-r,Vt C?uhs Row 1: Marcia Vorhes, Jem Bringman. Patty Suicr, Cindy Forta-do, Vicki Birdsong, Karen Ahlguist Secretary, Karol Kohl-bccker. Pat Jumper. Mrs. Savage. Row 2: Eleanor Jones, Cathy Irlarn, Cheryl Opperman, Dirk DcFrates President, Kenny Rcbstock, Gail Bradney. Susan Bellatti Treasurer, Dar- lene Harbu iuk, Louis Yan. Row 3: Raymond Vasey, Mark Woodworth. John Bellatti. Mike Edwards. Dale Hubbard, Ruth Widenmann, Chris Brune. Mary Nergenah, Gail Wcstberg. Seated: Sally Comings. Cindy W illiams. Penny W al . Bonnie Dietz. Holly Watson. Holley Ann Cully, Mary Spradlin. Ann Morris. Standing: Tom Williams, James Hemphill, Kirk Mycr. Tim Gross, Creg Davison, Doug Nault. Row I: Kim Fairfield. Jenny Norris. Mike Proffitt. Mrs. Savage, Chip Craddock. Row 2: Tom Worrall. Janet Irlarn, Sue De-Grool. Crys Byerley, Linda Haslet. Pam Willkinson. Row 3: John Stafford, Eric Christians. Dannv Brune. Members of the Latin Clubs covaenants to hand on the torch of the classical civilization in the modern world. Besides that, it gives students an opportunity to use the language in their ways not ordinarily used in a classroom. frtHeV C(wW? Bob Sibert. Bruce Draper, Tom Withee, Janet Hess, Marian Ryan, Jim Wallace, Angie Guslinc. Connie Crone. Anne Flick. Susan Armstrong, Lokke Heiss. A D V A N C E D T H I R D Y E A R 1st Row; Valerie Fox. Sandi Knight. Jeanne Taylor. Vicki Perabeau. Patsy Daniels, Cindy Monan. 2nd Row; Marlene Marshall, Leann Six, Patty Maurer, Billy Hughes. Richard Smith. Shelly Stevens. Anita Schroetter. Janet Colton, Brenda Quigg. Renee Childers, Lis Zimmer. Eileen Wcstburg, Susan Pratt, Sherry Lister, Debbie Lowery, Scott Evans. Karen Ahlquist. Doug Nault, Lisa Stubblefield, Valerie DeFrates, Rae Ellen Jackson, Beth Longo, Sherry Dixon. Missy Williams, Sheryl Crabtree. Lisa Woodward, Susan Husa, Theresa Gish. Jacque Fish. Delanea Tcgeder. Lou Matthew. Mary Beth Pavlic, Tom Williams, Cindy Benton, Beth Welling, Stephanie Mason, Kurt Decker, Rose Marie Doyle, Sally Quinn, Cheri Pahlman, Pat Sorenson, Terrie Votsmier, Jeff Verhoef, David Meyer. Max Anderson, Linda Klaus, Cindy Dobbs, Debbie Burmeisler. Carol Campbell. Cynthia Bailey, Patty Inman. Kindra Coumbes, Lisa Fulkerson. Sheila Utley. Susan Landes, Debbie Wallenweber. French Club provides a way for members to learn of the cultural aspects of the language. Also members are able to use French in a relaxed and informal way. w We This is the staff that publishes the J.H.S. HERALD monthly. Advisor Miss Winklcman Editor Becky Emrick Crimson arou Activities Editor Mark Evans Sports Editors — Jim Lukeman Kevin Reitcrman feature Editors Anne Flick Kay Rauch 112 Editorial Assistants Becky Schutz Paul Cross Photographer John Plevka A ro u n d Typists Lisa Woodward Pam Davis Brenda Kleinschmidt Sandy Walker Teresa Gish. Ray Vasey, Vicki Birdsong. Dirk DcFratcs. Doug Nault. Karel Kohlbecker. and MaryOrten. R E A D E R S E S S A Y Jim Weber. Susan Bcllalli. Mary Mansfield. Jacque Fish. Angie Guslinc, Gary Kirchhofcr, and Bob Sibert. Cindy Gano, Mary Irlam. Bob Schlic. Gail Wesibcrg. Kevin Coullas, Janei Hess, and Kay Rauch. J.H.S. MARCHING BAND TAKES A FIRST AT FT. MADISON Row I: Janet Hess. Row II, L-R: Debbie Syler. Rhea McCulley. Teresa Gish, Debbie Barwick, Terry Powell. Patty Maurer, Paula Dawson. Mary Spradlin, Marlene Marshall. Debbie Wilson. Karen Ahlquist. Row III. L-R: Harrison Robinson, David Biloz. Kim Marshall, Mary Clement, Tom Withcc, Brad Mills, Jeff Verhoef. Kent Morris. Mr. Welch (director). Row IV. L-R: Donnie Allen. Jay Anders, Bill Ronat, Brian Roegge, Paul Schumaker. Debbie Lowery, Jim Murphy, Jim Jameson Row V, L-R: Becky Lmrick. Gary Swain, John Bellatti. Bruce Rcigle. Jim Wallis. Jay Covey, Roger Hardy, Richard Buchanan. Row VI. L-R: Ray Vasey. Bruce McCullough, Gordon Mason, Sheri Pahlman. Shelley Stevens, Mary Minor. Mike Hayes, Kevin Coultas. Row VII, L-R: Janet Potter. Kurt Heller. Sam Richards, Lance Gardner. Gary Funk. Mike Schneider, Monte Hall, George McCurly. Row VIII. L-R: Bill Doolin. Janet Hinder-liter. Cheri Northrup, Terrie Votsmier. Mary Nergcnah, Dagmar Schroctter, Ron Heaton. Row IX, L-R: Merry Oliver. Julie Middleton, Kirk Meyer, Roxanne Stfford, Chip Craddock. Mike Proffit, Joe Iniech. Janet Wardell. Row X. L-R: Cheryl Hayes. Pam Wilkinson. Marti Benner. Trisha Chapman, Debbie Blaska, Gayla Ahlquist. Linda Klaus. Row XI, L-R: Nancy Simonds, Steven Mason, Karla Brown, Cindy Fortado. Don Williams, Penny Walz. Bonnie Dietz. Beth Surbcck. Row XII. L-R: Pat Sorenson, Susan Pratt. Mary Jo Hopper, Sally Cummings. Anita Schroetter, Janet Colton. Brenda Quigg. Row XIII, L-R: Jim Stanberry. Brian McGinnis, Bill Gardner. Larry Knight. Not Pictured: Bruce Draper, Mike Meyers. 14 J.H.S. Football Hag raising ceremony. Let's gel those legs up girls! CRIMSON BATON TWIRLERS 1973-74 Karen Ahlquist. Debbie Wilson, Marlene Marshall. Mary Spradlin. Paula Dawson - Captain. Marching Band Drum Major 1973-74 Janet Hess CRIMSON SWISS FLAG SWINGERS 1973-74 Debbie Syler. Teri Powell, Patty Maurer - Captain. Debbie Barwick, Teresa Gish. Rhea McCully. What! A smile Mr. Welch. That will be 20 demerits. The marching band participates in a number of home town parades as well as the Hag raising ceremonies. The drum major, twirlers, and flags aid in the flag raising ceremony at basketball games, along with some half-time entertainment. Each member meets on the practice Held at 7:45 each morning for the first two and a half months of school, rehearsing for all performances. You can wake up now Teresa, half time's almost over. J.H.S. Marching band participating in a parade. “Taps anyone? SYMPHONIC BAND Row I. R-L: Ron Heaton Kerri Marshall. Terrie Votsmier. Sally Cummings. Mary Nergcnah, Karen Ahlquisi, Chip Craddock, Kirk Meyer, Cheri Northrop, Roxy Stfford, Nancy Simonds. Pat Sorenson. Janet Hess. Row II. R-L: Debbie Wilson, Merry Oliver, Anita Schriclter. Rhea McCulley. Cheryl Hayes, Teresa Gish. Janet Colton. Terri Powell, Bonnie Dietz, Dawn Williams, Julie Middleton. Linda Klaus, Mary Spradlin, Trish Chapman, Mary Jo Hopper. Karla Brown, Debbie Sylcr. Debbie Barwick. Cindy Fortado. Beth Surbeck. Row III. R-L: Kevin Coultas, Shelley Stevens, Cheri Pahlman, Ray Vasey. Gordon Mason. Janet Wardell. Marlene Marshall. Dagmar Schroetter, Susan Pratt. Paula Dawson. Gayla Ahlquist. Patty Maurer. Penny Walz. Jill Mosley. Bill Doolin , Jay Anders. Debbie Lowery. Roger Hardy , Brian Roegge, Debbie Blaska. Pam Wilkinson. Stephanie Mason, Joe Ineich, Mike Proffit. Mary Benner, Brenda Quigg. Row IV, R-L: Harrison Robinson . Kent Morris . Tom Wit bee , Mary Clement . Dave Biloz, Brad Mills, Clark Simmons. Jeff Verhoef, Dennis Saylor. Kim Marshall . Bruce McCollough, Mike Hayes. Jim Wallis . Becky Emrick . Richard Buchanan . Jim Jamison, Gary Swain. Jum Murphy, Bill Ronat, Bruce Riegel. Jay Covey, Paul Shewmaker. Mike Schneider. Row V. R-L: Sam Richards, Kurt Heller. Lance Gardner. Ted Matthews. George McCurley, Vickie Pcrabcau. Monte Hall, Jim Stanbcrry. Mike Meyer. John Cunningham, Steve Hembrough. Mr. Welch (director). Janet Potter. Not pictured: Bruce Draper , Larry Knight. Brian McGinnis, Tysa Funded, Debbie King. Mary Minor. Kathy Black. Don Allen . BrassChoir. J.H.S. VARSITY BAND Row I. L-R: Julie Ford. Carla Grogan, Deanna Deck. John Brim, Elvin Bethel. Marian Mills. Debbie Deck. Sherri Grogan. Row II. L-R: Jcancnnc Cruzan, Kathy Dalton. Rae Ellen Jackson, Robbie Barton, Mike Barwick, Eddie Rose. Mark Quinlan. Bob Davis, Jaff Ford, Milton Wetherall, Mike Welch, Jamie Harris ! 1 j L-' [ 1 ' 1 116 J.H.S. ORCHESTRA 2 Percussion I Row I, L-R: Connie Crone, Carol Duncan, Jeanne Frieburg, Debbi Wood, Georgeann Phillips, Kurl Meyer, Scott Evans, Samh Rust. Row II. L-R: Rhonda Cox, Melinda MooWerASlfean Pratt. Tahni Davis. Ga la I hlquistf M rf Nergenah Karen Ahlquist, SallyCummijifis Kurt Decker, Nancy Simonds, Pat So-r wson. Standing L-PT ancjb otter, George McCurleyfST ic Eylfer kr-.twTWi .niP ! iih Rust. ROW 11, l , Nancy Simo ..................r-rjEf . , , J a z Band performs at many-horns games as we mm going io omests. The tneml ers meet practically every Monday night for refcparsaT! tV t— -y ' i Row I, L-R: Terrie Votsmier, Jay Covey, Jim Jameson, Jim Wallis. Becky. Richard Buchanan. Mary Nergenah. row-II. L-R: Penny Walz, Chip Craddock, Kevin Coultas, Ray Vasey. Ron Heaton, Shelly Stevens, Pat Sorenson, Elvin Bethel. Row HI. L-R: Vnita n. • Row I. L-R: M. Vorhcs. L. Hcker, G. Bradney. S. Blackburn. S. Vickers, C. Preston. J. Fish. N. Simonds. B. Benz. A. Phillips. D. Dobev. R. Briggs. Row II. L-R: G. Freesen. B. Garner. J. Wicgand, P. French, D. Nault. Row IN. L-R: R. Taylor. P. McPartland The J.H.S. choir, under the direction of John Havter. participates each year in two major concerts, the Christmas Vespers and the Spring Concert. I he Concert Choir also gives man benefit concerts for civic organizations. Individual members of the choir are given an opportunity to participate in All-Distric Choir and may even advance to All-State Choir. MIXEDCHORUS Row I. I -R: I Coyle, D. Rigg, T. Elsome. J. Penton, B. Souza, D. Hickox, A. Phillips. L). DeFrates. R. Fulks, C. Brockhouse, S. Beck. Row II, L-R: G. Murphy, J. Edmonds. J. Irlam. C. Plcmitscher, K. Loudermilk. D. Cooley, C. Fairfield. K. Archer, T. Gish. Row III. L-R: J. Potter. C. Gano. D. Blaska. J Barber, L. I.ongo. K. Hall. S. Hartz. L. Knight. R. Welch, M. Hcmbrough, D. l.osch. M. Beavers. S. Lister, D. Potts. Row IV. L-R: C. Runkel. N. Armbrust. D. Deck. K. White. D. Cole. A. Johnson. L. Ross, J. Wicgand. G. Kcehner. R. Taylor, D. Stout. M. Hopper. E. Smith. E. Jones. S. Schcferkort. K. Morris. P Jumper, R Briggs. 119 GUIDANCE Cliff Thaxlon Pal Biloz The Guidance department shows friendly concern and understanding while counseling J.H.S. students. Throughout the year, the members of this department help a great portion of the student body in one way or another. Mrs. Stocker does secretarial work, but is better known as the guard of the guidance office. The counselors would be lost without her. Belly Stocker 121 A! Roscnberger Roberta Meek SECRETARIES Without it’s secretaries. J.H.S. would cease to function. These devoted ladies do their utmost to keep the school going. What would J.H.S. do without them? 122 ENGLISH The English department participates in the I.L. program and utilizes the English project center for study and display of student's work. This department helps sponsor the fine Arts Festival in the spring, giving the public a chance to view creative work done by the students. The INKBLOT originates here and is published by the Senior Honors English class. Janice Powell Lima Savage. Chairman Gloria Slavens Tom Smith M. June Winkleman 123 Suzanne Hartman Kathryn Powell Especially prominent in the Language department is the well-equipped project room. Here students are able to study individually under teacher supervision. All of the languages have active language clubs which participate in various extra activities. The Latin class sponsors a newspaper and other language classes are attempting to publish one. 124 JoAnn Nelson Manuel Velasco JohnCorder Dean Farmer This department encourages students to think logically through work with mathematics. Not only do students learn math, but often leave class singing such tunes as the “Sine Song . Larry Sweatman Robin Manker 125 David Nielson Richard Ommen Chairman The Science department fascinates students and enables them to learn through the scientific method. Dissected frogs, chemical cupcakes, and Newton carols are some experiences which students will always remember. 126 John Ahltoff Jerr.v Bradshaw Chairman Mark Camille The upper floor of the D.P. building is dominated by the various members of the Social Studies department. This department, like many others, encourages individualized work by students in the Social Studies area. Fred Curtis James Churchill Audra Taylor Jean Chapman Eduin Ahlquist Charlene Quant 128 Don English Gary Thompson The Vocational department prepares students for activity in their chosen field of interest. The many tacets of this department add great variety to the curriculum at J.H.S. William Fortschncidcr Robcrl A llcn Kermit Reside Ed Langdon PHYSICAL EDUCATION Marjorie Bailey Marjorie Howard The Physical Education department participates in all areas of sports. Students engage in friendly competition during classes, and many participate in interscholastic sports as well. Tom Carmody Frank Long Bob Kraushaar 130 Eloise Ridder Chairman George Hcintz Gary Spangenberg ART Creativity seems to flourish in our school’s Art department. U nder the skillful guidance of this department, the students work in improving and broadening their skills in all areas of art. Bill Atkins Marian Scott This department enables students to express themselves through music. Concerts and parades, musicals, and the annual Frolics are a vital part of our school’s life. John Hayter James Welch managed to elude our photographer. 131 MUSIC BUSINESS The Business department teaches secretarial skills, preparing the student for intelligent participation in the world of busi ness. Lillian Ford Ron Hainds Mildred Silva Chairman 132 Darlene Tcmpelman Frank Tcmpelman SPECIAL EDUCATION L I B R A R Y The librarians are responsible for the care and function of the library. They are always helpful to students who require the use of the facilities which the library offers. 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Ha t Park. 529 High ng Service W. Jackson ts. 529-1529 •s. 546-1537 cs. 522-9200 city. 3 bed- ears new. ar garage, ransferred. Memf Off. 528 E. C. f Harry Walter COUNT room. Ranch. Fenced 787-3729 BARGAIN OF plex: 5 rms. each side. N Two new fu free ext. Toni Exc. cond. A; tor offers. LARRY L. I 528-963 WEEK: Du-. 9C0 sq. tt. and wiring. Maintenance all utilities. $20$. Open REALTOR 6581 hat ham Glenwoo School District What Life Style 74 Is All About WLE SERVICE 546-7410 't GRI 787-0075 OTOA7 OPEN HOUSE Sunday— 2 P.M. to 4 P.M. In Divernon Location Three houses So. of Catholic Church m Divernon. Just Remodeled: Four Urtini, two story. new int , dining rm carpeted, i dining rm $20,000. An Exc. fcr U family. balh. n and irnace. value. irowing TWO BEC full bsmt., bsmt., clos new double backyard. I 700. rpeted. rm. in Dorch, Fenced t $14.. TWO STO neat kitche powder rm rms. dinii Ig bed rms. corner lot. $ home, ith and living tv rm., tion On NEAR NE wood firs., bsmt , carp lot. , hard-Is, full On ig. NEARING Three bedr en. family i thing nice, rage. $29.$ larger home Will floor plan $31.$50 ION: i kitch-I every att. go-slightly me same 94 V « 149 FARV . FARK S T300 ACRES, neartv an tula MONTGOMf. acres lives toe improvement’ 60 ACRES nc Pawnee. Clos city sewer. 79 ACRES, mon Co., all ti 50 ACRES, gomery Co., a 20 ACRES water. II ACRES, imp., tillable l-2Vj 5 AC Sangamon Co. We have othe SNELLII ESI Pawnee. III. NOW IS THE T real estate for s my farm listing-all types of tarn improved and un phone DEAN EN TATE. Morrisonv e0 ACRES, i m p acres norm of state 3a tiovcrie. 466 6298 after 9 p lbU PROPERTI WANTED: To Spfld. Can turf ences. Write Box TWO 8EDRM., nice livinq rm., ceramic bath, patio, addition to mobile home. $12,900. TWO BEDRM. 1967 Detroiter to t moved. $1.69$. TWO BEDRM. 1972 Delta. • • m • WILL buy or LARRY KOF I WILL buy fc contracts, rega Ciemon 528-2$ WILL pay ' lot. Capi’ anga Mont fsiU-s 1 Co., icrc. 720 Modern □go of water lit, II.ICI- subdividc. tavern In of refer- jr.-Reg. some 4868 use lots, nd. Me- RAYMOND 1MPL. CO. Rsymond, III. Ph. 229-3312 ur-.p is 5 acres W Aucts. TRANSPORT Augers — new and used — Peerless Feed Mills at AUSTWICK FARM SUPPLY Loomis Lane. Carlinvillc Ph. 854 3611 Feb. 4, Mon. tale auction NELL, deceased, 1 SE of Winchesh 1 ALVIN MIDDENI CO., Aucts. FEB. 5, TuCS., 11 A closeout, 7 mi. WM. L. CAULE FOR Sale: 15 ,r °' ' disc. Good. S300.00 Ur VICE. FEB. 6 Wed. 11 aoniWM Cc � � . HEAVY 3 51 r r � 0r., v« 1 or : ■ - f ::7 4- 1 .' ■'. l).-ero N 1 • S . ,'I L i FOR SALE. 6,000 lb. ivmiiuiui iui n lift, excellent condition. S7500. 1 — 623 5311, days, 1 — 623-4071, evenings. F 11). JAMIN Di, | ter, 210 acre WELLER. Auc. H 160 A FARM LOANS FEB. 3, Fri., 1 ’ JESS BISHOP til tiques. 2117 So. D 1 WM. L. Caule Au } FEB. 9, Sat., 1C SOMMER ClOSCOu and equip. 4 m FOR a reliable source of credit, see the Federal Land Bank Assoc, of Spfld. Ken Brinkmann, Mgr. 16- LIVES fuCk Jfc 1 I ' [ • • 1 1 KASTEN 6. WM. G FEB. 9th, closm Irma M.cCabc, 7 i risonville, 8 miles v 111 c, James M Bailey, auctior 56J-7546. FOR SALE: R : 5 Ire v.ps, rrjdy u IHE.mV- -i' Ks-Cdll 4?1-2 94 alt | FEB. 12, Tues. closeout, 8 mi. N Forman, Cox, W aucts. 3-YEAR-OLD rs J”' ,sa. Gelding. 789-7330 FEB. 13th. Wed.: cy Farm Spring! trustee. Choice 231 NE. Berry, III. S Jr. High School C Gaule Son, H. M t REGISTERED Angus bulls, fast growing, nigh performande. For in. formation call Dan Mau, 1-483-4364, after 6. 2 YEARLING registered short horn neifers. Reasonable. Craig Archer. Rochester, Illinois. Phone 1-623- 5539. FEB. 16, Sat., 1 i chinery closeout on Rt. 104. W M TION SERVK e PAIR of small mules; three and ’•'•ir viMrs old. rnhhor tirprl w.ionn. Feb. 16, «■. out. NEWELL’S FASHION FOR WOMEN Jacksonville, Illinois Phone 245-4010 May Music Company 202 East Court Street Jacksonville, Illinois Everything in the Music Line Milburn-LaRoss Jewelers 9 West Side Square Jacksonville, Illinois Ph.243-1110 LU 0 1 LO a: to LiJ oe o h- ( T3 t- s jc ■ — C 3 1) CQ l) -C H c c 2 o - o s 2 2 T T CO «0 c. 'i- 3 Q c ) o cs £5 t i O £ LO N CO DOYLE PLUMBING and HEATING CO. 225 NORTH WEST STREET P. O. BOX 454 JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS 62650 CO 0 ( C ( o □ D CO c _c = c o u — CD D TD =5 v -C — o £ • c CD 2 2 o ■o 5 o b -2 ° u 5 00 «j 136 TELEPHONE 243-1013 AREA CODE 217 PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING INDUSTRIAL PIPING Hurry on down to Hardee’s 842 West Morton Jacksonville, Illinois Compliments of Gordon Implement Riggston, Illinois Jacksonville Area 243-1498 742-3138 RUTH JEAN’S Steinheimer distinctive fashions Drug SPATZ for children young jrs. Store 698 S. Church St. 237 West State St. Homemade Ice Cream Jacksonville. III. 62650 Complete Prescription Service Free Parking 6a uk t u gat okm FARMERS STATE BANK ' A N D TRUST CO MPANY MEMitcft r.o.i.c. Emporium is the fun place to shop for all occasions. The first floor offers fun clothes intended for the fun-loving girl. For those dress special occasions the Emporium’s second floor is the place to go. See you at the Emporium, just off the square on State Street. The Drexel 301 W. State Grill. Billiards, and Tobacco CONVENIENT GROCERIES AND GASOLINE WESTERN HANDY CUPBOARD 1050 WEST MORTON JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS c Z =3 • ■ X S 8 rr I I £ r. t: 3 C 5 c 1 ft: 3 O a C a s: 70 c cr o H c 3 a m c 3 rt c. i=L 3 ft « S 3 n 2, n c I a 2 137 O c -2 S o O O c 1) -o O U D c 5 3 O C 1) CJ IE U sz H 138 c o r-t • o w .A (-i ” N c ILLINOIS COLLEGE Co-educational Church-related Liberal Arts Phi Beta Kappa Chapter Excellent Facilities Moderate Cost (Financial Aid Available) Compliments of Lincoln Square Shopping Center Jacksonville. 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