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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1975 volume:

MES PLAY concentration 9 — 14 1295 hours of the year are spent in school and most of that time in CLASS! go to the head of the class .......................... 15 — 34 The class of 75 has been anxiously awaiting this year. 1975 is finally here! follow the leader ................................... 35 50 Underclassmen learning from the mistakes of the upperclassmen (and sometimes taking the rap for them!). Follow happily, underclassmen, for you soon will lead. aggravation .......................................... 52 — 84 Pressure, frustration, and exhilaration are all included in sports. Aching muscles, rigorous workouts, and sacrificed time are things of the past when the game is won by your effort. Businesses generously donate funds to help finance our yearbook. They also donated many friendly faces! SPIRIT —GOT IT! SPIRIT —GOT IT! ’74-’75 was a year filled with spirit and involvement. The whole school, students and faculty alike, worked together to make dances, spirit week, student government week, sports events, and scholastic programs a great success. The fun was enjoyed by one and all, to say the least. Although the students had a lot of fun, they did accomplish a great deal of important work for the school and the student body. HONK FOR? [IGHTY concentration Here’s a look at the lighter side of the least discussed subjects at Jacksonville High School. Between the sports, the activities, the clubs, the fun and the frustration, one comes upon that favorite (?) topic — Academics! The students know how important education is, that’s why they take their work so seriously. (Ha! Ha!) From the academics at JHS, the students get a taste of life. They know the thrill of an “A” and the agony of a “D”. Another thing they learn is that a study hall can be a great relief from the drudgery of a full schedule. Jacksonville High School offers its students a variety of subjects from art to history to music to witchcraft. (So far, not too many witches have been seen flying through the halls.) 10 CRIMSONS Most of the main departments attempt to provide project centers for students involved in that department. Here, the students work independently and progress rapidly well, they progress. The English department furnishes a student with the basics — good grammar, a good background in different literatures of the world, and lessons in spelling. The second floor of the D.P. building is a most amazing place. While strolling near this place, one hears many odd sounds. What are these sounds? (You ask) Why of course! They are the sounds of foreign language in process. Let's see now, four plus six times the square root of the product when you take the cosine of the absolute value function for which x = 1 3y is true if and only if the triangles are congruent. What a problem! However, our math instructors are ready to help at all times. Did you ever want to learn how to dissect an earthworm? Our science teachers, who hold a mean razor blade, can show you with expertise. And then of course Physical Education displays everyone’s great physical ability to break arms, legs, fingers, and necks. What about typing and all the other business courses. Everyone learned how they were all thumbs when it came to typing. And what about that “Tempelman Shorthand” and all the squiggles? And good old History! Wasn't learning about the Civil War thrilling? And what about all those dates to learn that you always forgot the day after the test? Art was always a blast. It was a lot of fun throwing paint and clay, and tangling oneself up in yarn while in Crafts class. Many people found skills in themselves that they never knew that they had. Many of the guys developed new skills or improved old skills in drafting, woodshop, welding, etc. There were more girls in vocational classes this year then before. Paul G. Abbott “I'm as free as a bird now. And this bird cannot change.-' Lynard Skynard Matthew Adams Truth is generally the best vindication against slander. Abraham Lincoln Gayla Jean Ahlquisl “Friendship often ends in love: but love, in friend- ship never. C.C. Colton Edith Vera Allan “All I have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not seen. Emerson Penny Allan “Those who take but never give may last for years but never live.” Unknown Jay Robert Anders “There is plenty of room at the top of the ladder if you can gel through the crowd at the bottom. Anonymous Richard L. Aring “There never seems to be enough lime, to do the things that you want to do. once you find them. Jim Croce Paul Armstrong “I learn more by losing, than I do by winning. Original Jose Bahamonde “A journey of a thousand miles must begin w ith a single step. L.aoT u Brian Basham If the days arc long the nights are short. Original Robert D. Basham “It is better to remain silent and thought a fool than to speak up and remove all doubt. Original Jane Baskclt “A beer in the hand is better than two in the cooler. Unknown Jeffrey H. Bates “I must be cruel, only to be kind.” Shakcspcarc Sheri Lee Beck “Be ye kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you. Ephesians 4:32 John Bellatli “And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. Kahil Gibran Marty Benner “Climb high, climb far: your goal, the sky: your aim. the stars. Unknown Reg Benton “There is a God within us. and we glow when he stirs us.” Unknown Bill Baptist Many a miss would not be a missus IF liquor did not add a spark to her kisses. E. L.C. “Grab your coat and get your hat. Leave your worry on the doorstep. Just direct your feet. To the sunny side of the street.' Gail Bradney Billie Holiday Robert E. Bettis “Lead or follow , or get the heck out of the way.” U.N. Toni Lynn Bettis “There’s nothin’ like havin' your friends around on Friday night on Chambers. Original David Bilo “The only conquests which are permanent, and leave no regrets, are our conquests over ourselves.” Napoleon Cheryl A. Bostick “Who is the loving sunshine of my life my son!” Original Michael Eugene Bourn “Persons won't admit faults, though they have many. But I surelv would if I had any.” T. M. Charles Thomas Bowen. Jr. “It's crcvulating! Let it crevulate. we’re going through.” James Thurber Clark Bowman “I hate when girls use the four letter words like DON'T. WON'T. CAN'T.” Original Mark Bowman “Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech.” Marlin Farquhar Tupper Aft MT-i v John Rodney Brim “A wise man maketh a glad father; but a foolish son is the heaviness of his mother.” Proverbs 10:1 Jeni Sue Bringman “I have great faith in friends call it.” fools: self-confidence my Edgar Allan Poe Steven R. Brock “Never fear that your life may come to an end rather, fear that it should have no beginning.” Unknown Cynthia Jo Brockhouse “The LORD is my strength and my shield; my heart trusted in Him, and I am helped.” Psalms 28:7 Mary Beth Brogdon “Our lives are shaped by those who love us by those who refuse to love us.” U nknow n Jacqueline F. Brown “Friendship needs no words, it is the solitude and anguish delivered from loneliness. Jonathan Livingston Seagull Karla Jo Brown •'When I became a man I put away childish things, still turning to and rejoicing in the Lord.” The Bible all men arc created equal.” A. Lincoln M 4j� . % 1 3 W' ?• y JL I Randall G. Bradshaw “It’s been great! But I’m glad I’m thru.” Original k 17 Steven Brown “The man who regards life as meaningless is not merely unfortunate but almost disqualified for life.” Albert Finstein Vicky I.. Brown “Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it withothers.” Unknown Chris F.llcn Brune “Everyone must have a friend to tell his troubles to: and I found mine. O dearest Lord, my truest friend is you!” Alfonso D'Artega Cindy S. Brune “The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. Love isn't love until you give it away. Betsy Caprio Patty Sulcr Buchanan “If you love someone, set him free: if he comes back, he's yours, if he doesn’t, he never was. Unknown Richard Edward Buchanan “Life is something like my trumpet. If you don’t put anything in it, you don’t gel anything out. And that’s the truth.” W. C. Handy Mary Caroline Buren “I wish there weren’t any fake plastic things or people, they are only there to deceive and deception is wrong. Original Trisha Lynn Chapman “Along the lane of memory The blossoms never fade from near and far, still cherished are. The friendships we have made. Edgar A. Guest Trudi L. R. Chappell “’Tis what I love determines how I love. George Eliot James William Chipman “If you want to win her hand. Let the maiden understand. That she’s not the only pebble on the beach.” Harry Braisted fry % r f V 4 XT f .. « v [ y Jeffrey Cisne “We live under a government of men and morning newspapers. Wendell Phillips Mary Catherine Clement “That I may always be able to find solace in strawflowers or a Sunday in June is my wish. Original Glenn R. Coates “Twelve years of school. And now I’m no fool I’m just an educated idiot! Anonymous Raymond Otto Colbert “My greatest fear when I die is not death itself but the realization that I had not truly lived. Original Diane Marie Cole “Don’t walk in front of me; I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me; I may not lead. But walk beside me. and just be my friend. Camus Janet Lynn Colton “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change those things I can and wisdom to know the difference. 'Reinhold Ncibuhr Dan Colwell “He who wants pretty nurse must be patient. Anonymous Neil L. Conner “What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Anonymous 18 Jim Conover “He who has never failed somewhere, that man cannot be great. Failure is the true test of greatness ’ Melville Deborah Faye Cooley “I will be your friend, not only a day. or a year, but through all my lifetime, and throughout eternity.” Original Robert Cooley “Man’s capacities have never been measured: nor are we to judge of what he can do by any precedent, so little has been tried. H. D. Thoreau Joe Cors “The supreme happiness in life is the conviction that we are loved. Victor Hugo Kendra Sue Coumbes “I believe the deepest impression is made in those moments when I can say I care, I love.” Leonard Nimoy Lisa Ann Coyle “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Ecclesiastes 3:1 Diana Craig “Accept me as I am only then will we discover each other. Anonymous Lynn Craig “The Wright Brothers never had it so rough. Original Steve Crawford “Two-roads diverege in a wood, and I I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Holley Ann Cully “Now we’re living in that dream we had not so long ago. —Chicago Sally Cummings “Keep your face to the sun and the shadows will fall behind. Helen Keller Danny R. Currier “When life is going so swell, that’s when you better watch out!” — Original Pat Gayle Daniels “Remember what we’ve said. done, and felt don't let the past remind us of what we are not now . you arc what you are. Stephen Stills Scott Alan Darter You're happy only if you’re real. So don’t let anyone try to turn your head around; remember, you are what you feel. REO Speedwagon Cindy Davidsmeyer “And if you love someone, tell them. Love is a better roadmap for trucking down the years than Rand McNally ever made.” Rod McKucn Darcy Davidsmeyer “It's nothing that makes us something, what we miss that hits the mark, what’s left out that leaves us in Light shining over the dark. Uncola Jan(Davey) Davis “I've found what I’ve been searching for. — Anonymous Stuart B. Crawford “I remember, remember the sunrise left me breathless, streaming ribbons of gold. Now I’m older, but still am watching, watching breathless as the mystery unfolds. Rod Argent 19 Pam Davis The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. Love isn’t love till you give it away.” Betsy Caprio Craig Davisson For where your treasure is. there will your heart bealso.” Matthew 6:21 Sherry Ann Dawdy And unto man he said. Behold, the fear of the Lord, that is wisdom: and to depart from evil is understanding.” Job 28:28 Larry Day We live and learn, but not the wiser grow . John Pomfret Denise DcFratcs I can do all things through Chris which strengthenth me.” Philippians4:13 John DcGroot “Swallow all your learning in the morning, but digest it in company in the evenings.” Unknown Damon Richard Dennis A man once told me. ‘High school is the best lime of your life.’ Yeeeaah it is!” Original Kim Dennis “Money can’t change you. but time will take you on. Proviwo Mosca Sue DeShara “Set me adrift in a sea of hope I’ll set my sail to a new hori on.” Anonymous M' 1 £ H V Bonnie Leah Diet But there never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them.” Jim Croce Jimmy Dixon “Trust that man in nothing who has not a conscience in everything.” Lavrence Sterne Kimberly Downs “Trust that man in nothing who has not a conscience in everything.” Claude Heluestius Randy Doyle “All I want is less to do. more lime to do it. and more pay for not getting it done.” Unknown Mike Dwver ” (?) Original Lori Dian Lcker “It’s the laughter we will remember, whenever we rertiembcr the w ay we were.” Alan and Marilyn Bergman Reginald Allen F.dmonds Confucius say. ‘W'hen two dogs walk down the street, one of them is going to need a fire hydrant sooner or later ” Poodie Linda Filering “Only love can stand the test, only fools take second best, but it’s so. some people never know.” Paul McCartney Jay Wayne Dickman “It is not what he has. or even what he does which expresses the w orth of a man. but what he is.” Amici 20 Tamela A. Elsome “We know the truth, not only by the reason, hut by the heart. Blaise Pascal Rex Evans “1 11 try anything once and twice if I like it!” Unknown Ed Fairfield “Forgive your enemies if you can't get back at them any other way. Unknow n David E. Fanning I'm back on the road and I ain't gonna’ stop, gonna' roll till I mold gonna rock till I drop. Foghat Ron Fanning “Poor boys wear patches on their clothes and stuff newspapers in their shoes. Howlin Wolf Susan Fanning “Hey man. it's all over, let's go party! Unknown Cynthia Kay Fawkes “I am yesterday and today and tomorrow. I am sorrow and longing and hope unfulfilled. Helen Gahagan Canda Fernandes “A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud. Emerson Donald Lee Fernandes “Life is far too important a thing-to ever talk seriously about.” Oscar Wilde Nancy Ann Flowers “Laugh, it won't harm you. take your time turn your back on the shadows and live for the sun. Paul W illiams Eric R. Floyd “You have got to be kidding me! Tom Carmody Teresa Floyd “Happiness is playing in the fallen leaves with someone you love. Unknow n Andy Foote “I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally.” W.C. Fields Cindy Marie Forlado “The Lord searcheth all hearts, and under-standeth all the imaginations of the thoughts: if thou seek him. He w ill be found of thee . I C hronicles 28:9 Larry G. Foster “W in with pride, gentlemen, with pride. Coach Stevenson Victoria Fredericks “1 don't know where 1 am going but I'm on my way. Anonymous “Live free or die. Jan Freeman g % 1 y f £ to Mary Catherine Diane Fernandes “Sail on. silver girl. Sail on by. Your time has come to shine: all your dreams are on their way. • Paul Simon % 4 .... A J. Baskett 21 Guy Free sen “Always laugh when you can. It is cheap medicine.” Original Rene Elaine Fulks “In all thy ways acknowledge Him. and He shall direct thy paths.” Proverbs3:6 Debbie Furlong “There’s a cold wind coming, I can tell. Blowing back the memories of times we loved so well.” Rod McKucn Debra E. Gardner “Love prides itself not only in the one who loves, but also in the beloved.” Kahlil Gibran Mary Gerard “I can do all things through Christ which strengthened me.” Philippians 4:13 Donna Lynn Gill “Yesterday’s projection will never really know but tomorrow’s recollection will surely show it was so.” Carly Simon Jamcs Taylor Victoria Lynn Gillis “Touch hand and part with laughter, touch lips and part with tears, for once and no more after, whatever comes with years.” Unknown Thomas L. Gotschall “Ideals arc like the stars we never reach them, but like the mariners on the sea. we chart our course by them.” Carl Schur Carla-Jo Maremna Grogan “No act of kindness no matter how small is ever wasted.” Unknown James W. Hacketl “The time is always now, and the place is alwavs here.” Unknown Monte G. Hall “If you want to get to heaven, you’ve got to raise a little of the opposite.” Ozark Mountain Daredevils Ronnie Hall “Don’t merely report to practice make practice report to you.” Coach Frank Long Nancy Jane Harrell “When time steals our years and pleasures, the memory of the past will stay and our joys will be renewed.” Moore William Daniel Hart “I hate people who think they know everything. It annoys those of us who do.” Unknow n Gary Hawks “Let others hail the rising sun: I bow to that whose course is run.” David Garrick Robert Hawks “A well-written life is almost as rare as a well spent one.” Thomas Carlyle Dennis Hayes “I’d rather be a roper than a doper.” Redneck James Hayes “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” Edward Bulwer-Lytton •n Peter B. Heaton “Smile. It makes everyone wonder what you're uPl° Anonymous Rollin Heaton “He who knows does not speak. He who speaks does not know. Lao T u Robert R. Hcmbrough “I get by with a little help from my friends. Beatles James Thomas Hemphill “In the clear white circles of morning wonder. I take my place with the lord of the hills. Ian Anderson Gina Henderson You can say I want to be free. I can say someday I will be! James Tay lor Niels B. Herlevsen “Do not distress yourself with imaginings, many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Found in St. Paul's Church. 1692 Joyce Herrin “Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Ralph Waldo Emerson David L. Hickey “Everything that lives, lives not alone, nor for itself. Unknown David Alan Hickox “It is great to be great, but it is greater to be human. Will Rogers Chris Hill “Live every minute of your life, my friend, you never know w hen it may end. Black Oak Jean Hoelscher “The truly great man is he who would master no one: and he who would be mastered by none.” Kahlil Gibran Steve Albert Holmes “Have fun while you can, it s later than you think.” Original Mary Jo Hopper “ the Lord is the strength of mv life: of whom shall I be afraid ? ' Psalms 27:1 Bartholomew Hughes “Hold your biased tongue, for the only means of strengthening one’s intellect is to make up one's mind about nothing. Keats Richard Hull “If you only go around once in life make sure you get all the gusto you can. Original Patty Ann Inman Side by side, together opposed. In spite of each other, because of each other. Leonard Nimoy Catherine Ann Irlam “What we are is God's gift to us. what we become is our gift to God.” B.J.T. Diane Jackson “The most important thing in life is love.” Original L % $ % 3 V • -V Kathleen M. Jackson “The joy that you give to others is the joy that comes back to you. Whittier Lynnellen Marie Jarrctt “Our hopes, our dreams, our love, each a priceless thing, are themes of inspiration for the songs we sing.” E. M. McKay Ann Jennet Johnson “Would you cry if I told you that I lied? Would you say goodbye, or would you let it ride? Randy Bachman Barbara Johnson “Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today. —Unknown Robert Lavcrn Johnson “Don't bore me with trivialities. Original Shane Kays “Start each day off with a smile and get it over with! W.C. Fields Steven Johnson “Grasshopper with long hair soon get caught up in weed. Original Sue Jordan “Knowledge by suffering cntcrcth, and life is perfected by death. Elizabeth B. Browning Patricia Ann Jumper “Some call it a unicorn. But unicorns do not exist. Except in the finest reaches of our minds. Bonnie Jones Reynolds Gregory R. Keehner Our future is not only in ourselves, but also in those ahead and those behind us. Charles Siar Nanette Kehoc “I live to love and love to live. Unknown Debbie King “We all live under the same sky. but we all don't have the same horizons. Bruce Charlesworth Bruce W. Kleinschmidl He rarely hits the mark or wins the game, who says‘I know I'll miss!' while taking aim. - Arthur Guiterman Larry F. Knight, Jr. “Remember, the meaning of life is not peanut butter in your toenails. W.R. Steven Kunz I think the necessity of being ready increases. Look to it. — A. Lincoln Mary Louise Lacey “Like the music of the mountains and the colors of the rainbow, it’s a blessing for the future and a promise for today.” John Denver Nancy Ann Lair “Everyday should be passed as if it were to be our last. PubliliusSyrus W illiam K. Lancaster “Everybody wants to see heaven, but nobody wants to die. Black Oak Arkansas 6 Rusly Landes “Time is the most valuable thing a man can spend.” Thcopralus Cynthia Anne Large “I'm one step ahead searching for new things, one step behind because yesterday was so special, beside you, wanting to share. Original John A. Lashmett “Work consists of whatever a body is obliged to do play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do.” Marie Twain Leva Laukkanen “Everything that lives, lives not alone, nor for itself. Unknown John Lawless The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts.” Timothy Dwight Greg Lee “Everything you do bears a will and a why and a wherefore.” Queen Bill Leib W hen you’ve got it, everybody wants it.” Anonymous Kimberly A. Lindsey “A life without love is a life not yet lived.” Denny Cynthia Ann List “Cinder, you must have been vaccinated with a phonograph needle!” PawPaw Denise Dennis Logsdon Life can only be understood backwards: but it must be lived forwards. Kierkegaard Randall L. Lohren Man is his own star, and the soul that can render an honest and a perfect man. commands all light. Unknown Debora Ann Long “You’ve got so much to say. say what you mean Mean what you’re thinking, and think anything.” Cat Stevens Walter Longo “We can lift ourselves out of ignorance, we can find ourselves as creatures of excellence and intelligence and skill. We can be freed.” Richard Bach Debra Anne Lowery “Each morning is but a small portion of one's day. and each day, a small part of his life. Original David Lee Lyons “Never give a sucker an even break. W .C. Fields Shawn M. Main Thou shall not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain unless you’ve used up all the other four-letter words.” W. C. Fritos Robert Manker “I believe our Heavenly Father created Man because He was disappointed with the monkey. Mark Twain Sharon Moore Manker “I shall not walk unless you walk with me. so come walk with me the rest of your life.” Anonymous 25 Kerri Ann Marshall “Love is the only one of our passions which includes in its dream the happiness of someone else. Alphonse Karr Marlene Kay Marshall “She was born on a rainy day. rainbow child with a golden smile. David Marshall Gordon Mason “The real art of living is beginning where you are. Martin Vanbee Jan F.laine Mason “In all ranks of life the human heart yearns for the beautiful; and the beautiful things that God makes are His gift to all alike. H. B. Stowe Jeffrey Roger Mason “It is belter to remain silent and thought a fool, than to speak out and remove all doubt. - Unknown Ted Matthews “Beware the Jabberwock. my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! Bew are the Jubjub bird, and shun the Frumious Bandersnalch!“ Lewis Carroll Neil Maul “Dreams are the touchstones of our characters. Henry Thoreau Catherine Maupin “Stand up! stand up for Jesus! George Dufficld Patty Maurer “It's a strange and glorious life and I feel terribly lucky just to be alive. -Unknown Roscoc H. Mayberry “Only some of us can learn by other peoples mistakes. The rest of us have to be the other people. Unknown Ruth Irene McCormick “If something is so beautiful it makes you want to cry. I'll tell you what to do cry! Pablo Casals Rhea Lynn McCulley “Too low they build who build beneath the stars. Young Candice Joann McGath “There is nothing as worthless as yesterday when it holds no memories or tomorrow when it holds no dreams. Unknow n John Kevin McGillicuddy “A little inaccuracy saves a world of explanation.’ C. E. Ayres Brian McGinnis “Liberty like charity must begin at home. James Conant Glenn McKean “No bird soars too high, if he soars with his ow n wings. ’ Blake Terry McKinney “If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. Unknown Brenda Diane McMeans “The world’s been boogie-ing on and l ve been standing still; now it’s time for me to boogie on. Original 26 Cindy Mohnen “What we are is God's gift to us. What we become is our gift to God.” Unknown fc - • A A W ijj iJf r A’ LJ Jackie McPartland “The days that arc still to come arc the wisest witnesses.” Pindar Christine F-li abeth Meyer “What you can do. or dream you can. begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it.” Goethe Kim Meyer “Hit's belter for folkses characters to larn 'em to do things with their hands.” William Creech Michael J. Meyer “A woman's advice is not worth much, but he w ho doesn't heed it is a fool.” Pedro Calderon Jim Miller “I love thee I love thee! 'Tis all that I can say: It is my vision in the night, my dreaming in the day.” Original Kathy Sue Miller Darn this world: let's get loose.” Original William Joseph Million “Some are wise, but most are otherwise.” W. Burton Baldry Martha Christy Mitchell “Don't let me think loo much for it leads to philo-sophing. 1 have been known to have been wrong.” Original Karen Rene Morris ‘‘Friendship is a time apart: a year-round season of the heart.” — Unknown Lydia Ann Morris “A day is wasted without laughter.” Nicolas Cham fort Cary Mullen “Life is the art of drawing sufficient conclusions from insufficient premises.” Samuel Butler Donald Mundingcr “All that wander are not lost.” J. R. R. Tolkien Gail Murphy “He that never changes his opinions, never corrects his mistakes, and will not be wiser on the morrow than he is today.” Tryon F.dwards John Mutch “Courage is resistence to fear, mastery of fear not absence of fear.” Mark Twain Sue Ann Myers “In a word, there are three things that last forever: faith, hope, and love ” St. Paul Mary Fae Ncrgcnah “How fair is youth that flies so fast! Then be happy, you who may: what's to come is still unsure.” Loren o De Medici Michael Moore “A smile is the chosen vehicle for all ambiguities.” Herman Melville 27 Robert Brad Owens “It's a fresh wind that blows against the Empire. Jefferson Starship Cheri E. Pahlmann “I only know how true it is that love is a chain of love as nature is a chain of life.’ Truman Capote E. Kay Palmer “To leave is to die a little; we leave a bit of ourselves wherever we have been.” Edmond Haraucourt Randy Patterson “Minds are like parachutes; they function only when open. —Unknown Doug A. Peak “If you could as I can see then you would see infinity. Original Mark Pennell When in doubt, tell the truth. Mark Twain Jerri L. Penton “You’ll only get one turn out of life, so grab for all the gusto you can. — Schlitz Proverb Vicki V. Pcrabeau “Don’t lead me. I may not follow; don't follow. I may not lead; just walk beside me and be my friend. Anonymous Dale Osborne “Don’t take life too seriously, or you’ll end up believing your own lies. — Original Vicky Nunes The day to start loving someone is the day you are born. Anonymous Kathy Ogle Good memories are dreams of the future. C. Large Cheryl Ann Opperman In the arithmetic of love, one plus one equals everything and two minus one equals nothing. Mignon McLaughlin Jim Orris “It is the I behind the eye that sees. Unknown Mike Owdom “Anything in this world worth having, is worth cheating for. W.C. Fields Dale Newby “Don’t criticize your neighbor until you've walked a mile in his moccasins. — Old Indian Proverb Joseph Kent Noeckcr “They can conquer who believe they can. Virgil Kevin Nolan “Marriage has sort of a ring to it. l)engagement ring. 2) wedding ring, 3) suffering. Anonymous Chert Northrop “There never seems to be enough time to do the things you wanna do once you find them. Jim Croce Kevin Wayne Peters “'Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocketful of gold.' Led Zeppelin Chuck Phalen “Girls who don't repulse mens advances advance mens' pulses. Anonymous Dale J. Phillips “Nobody's perfect: I'm nobody, so I’m perfect. Anonymous Gregory Pickens “A pickin' an’ a grinin’ all over the place: a pickin' an' a grinin' all over the state. - Coach A1 Rosenberger Tom Pinkerton “Human hopes and human creeds have their root in human needs. Ironquill Terri Rae Powell “Live as if you are expected to live a hundred years, but might die tomorrow. Ann Lee Carolyn Coe Preston “Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example of the believers, in word, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity. I Timothy 4:12 Nick Preston “We seek the truth.and will endure the consequences. — Charles Seymour Michael K. Prewitt “Remember a dead fish can float downstream, but it takes a live fish to swim upstream. W.C. Fields Richard Eugene Pruett “One hallmark of freedom is the sound of laughter.” Harry S. Ashmore Brenda ElaineQuigg “It is better to remain silent and thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt. Unknown Sally A. Quinn “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” Ecclesiastes 3:1 David K. Reside “If I talk about myself it’s because I’m the only person I know. Manuel Velasco Daniel R. Retzer “The dog is loved by the old and young he wags his tail and not his tongue. Anonymous Alice Joan Rice “A smile lasts only a moment, but the memories last forever.” Unknown Jo Rice “Just always allow a fragment of your life wander free. —Elton John Bruce Ricgel “Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is not; a sense of humor, to console him for what he is. The Wall Street Journal Debra Lynn Rigg “There is not enough darkness in the whole world to put out One Small Candle. — Unknown 29 1 Andre Robinson “You never know how a girl will turn oul unlil her folks lurn in. ’ Playboy Michael D. Rocgge “Life’s been good to me. but there’s still so much to do.” John Denver Connie Rollins “It matters not what you arc thought to be. but what you arc.” Racial William J. Ronat “It is better to be a little crazy all the time, rather than a lot of crazy once.” Original Patricia Rose “The tapestry of life is all the richer when one knows its weaver.’’ Original Lori A. Ross “Never be like the man who said. ‘No I can’ll' and was too late to discover he never really tried.” Original Kathy A. Rouland “Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees il.“ Anonymous Randolph A. Rust “The week days go slow and the weekends go fast. Bo Randolph Grizzley III Sarah L. Rust “All that is gold docs not glitter, not all those who wander are lost. J. R. R. Tolkien Rickey L. Samples If you’re good you'll live forever, and if you’re bad you'll die when you die.” Grand Funk Carl Robert Saxer “Man was born with two fears; falling and loud noises. Motorcycles!” Sigmund Freud Anita Schrocttcr “Cherish yesterday dream tomorrow live today.” Unknown Bev Schuster “Persimmon is numb, and I'm so num. num, num ” Mind Rebecca Elizabeth Schulz “I've laughed, I’ve loved; yet time was passing me by. but I held the memories of the past and beginnings of tomorrow.” Original John A. Scott “Two wheels are better than four. Original William Kevin Scott “One can’t always be first, but should always try for it, so if one gets below his wish, one should take it like a man. Original Kathy Settles “Nothing I have done in the past shames me. Nothing I shall do in the future will shame me. For if it had. I wouldn't have done it “ Unknown Flank Shousc “Desperate people with desperate minds only live amongst straight lines. Traffic 30 Grctchcn Shutt “Why reveal your life and the way in which you live it in a quote, when you can keep it a secret.” — Unknown Clark D. Simmons “If ya don’t like my 'taters. don’t you tickle my vine.” —Canned Heat Jon Simmons “Life does not give itself to one who tries to keep all its advantages at once.” Leon Blum “The mind is all.” Leann Six Anonymous Kimberly A. Smith “Seeking’ is finding and sharing what you have found with others who will accept it.” Unknown Richard G. Smith “Talk to the sunlight caller, soft summer mover distance mine. Yes Rusty Smith “If you love something, you should let it go free; if it comes back to you. it’s yours; if it doesn’t, it never was.”- Unknown Patricia C. Sorenson “Life is an unanswered question, but let’s still believe in the dignity and importance of the question.” Tennessee Williams Ava Sparrow “Always look ahead and never look back.” — Unknown Randy Spencer “All you need in life is ignorance and confidence, and then sficcess is sure.” Mark Twain Mary Elizabeth Spradlin “The world is full of beauty when the heart is full of love.” W. L. Smith Roxanna Stafford “How long it’s been since yesterday and what about tomorrow? And what about our dreams and all the memories we shared. J. Denver James D. Stanberry “If you don’t profit from mistakes, why make them? — Anonymous Diane Marie Steele “People live from day to day. but they do not count the time they don’t see their lives slipping by and neither do I. James Taylor Pam Stevens “Live every minute of your life, my friend. You never know when it may end.” Black Oak Shelly Lynn Stevens “Live each day to the fullest. Then you can look forward with confidence and backwards without regrets.” — Unknown Steven E. Stewart “It’s not always how good you are. it’s how much you want it.” — Alan Page Jane A. Thorsen “I sec. I (eel. I hear, I touch, oh how happ 1 am to be’me' . Original Debra Kay Trebing “Life is short: live every minute: cherish every memory: and above all. make each day count.” Unknown Michael Treece “The earth belongs to the living, not to the dead.” Thomas Jefferson Ron Tribble Delay is preferable to error.” Thomas Jefferson Bruce Tay lor “The great business of life is to be. to do. to do without, and to depart.” John Morlcy Sandra M. Thomas “People should be like nature: free and happy. Ditto Original Barb Thompson “I thought I felt your presence: turned only to sec sour shadow. D.R. “Quality over quantity.” E. Chip Thomson Anonymous Steven Suttles “Spirit is the real and eternal: matter is the unreal and temporal. Mary Eddy Paul Sullivan I went to the woods because I wish to live deliberately. to front only the essential facts of life. Henry David Thoreau Tim Sullivan “Never was a job so large, nor a man so small, that the job could not be accomplished. Original Dianna P. Stout If all could love and understand the way I love and understand you. this world would be a beautiful place. Original Thomas M. Stovall “The smart man stays a step ahead of those who oppose him and a step behind those who urge him.” Anonymous Rick Stratton John Newman Diana Kay Sullivan “Dream what you dare to dream. Go where you want to go. be w hat you want to be Live!” Jonathan Livingston Seagull Ronald L. Surratt “Prosperity makes friends and adversity tries them. Anonymous Jeanne Taylor “There are two wavs of spreading light: To be the candle, or the mirror that reflects it. Edith Wharston “It don't come easy. Danny Lee Stratton Richard Starkey “Time hath a taming hand. Diego Trujillo “The one who goes is happier than those he leaves behind. — Edward Pollock JcffTrumbo “No man's knowledge here can go beyond his experience.” — John Locke Brian A. Tucker “It’s a nice place to visit, but I don't want to live here. — Original Harold James Twyford “The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it.” Ralph Waldo Emerson Tim Twyford “If you’re talking, you ain’t listening.” — Anonymous Michele Underbrink “You have not fulfilled every duty unless you have fulfilled that of being pleasant. Charles Buxton David VanHyning “Man who sleeps with dog, wakes up scratching.” — Mung Foo • Sheila Vickers “So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there’s so much left to know, and I’m on the road to find out.” — Cat Stevens Marcia Frances Vorhes Life? I like to pour it out without measuring.’’ Pearl Bailey Tcrric J. Votsmicr “Humor is an affirmation of dignity, a declaration of man’s superiority to all that befalls him.” — Romain Gary Crystal Kay Wade “Love is something you feel deep in your heart; sometimes painful, sometimes joyful, but for the most . beautiful.” —Original Kathy Wa cington “The past and the future hang in perfect balance .all focused on the future. Leonard Nimoy Tim 9altrip “It takes a man wide awake, to make his dreams come true.” —Original Sharon Ward “Happiness is the natural flower of duty.” — Phillips Brooks Holly Watson “Searching everywhere for a familiar face, to hold in her heart a very warm place. — Original Betty L. Welch “A thing of beauty is a joy forever: Its loveliness increases, it will never pass into nothingness.” Keats Rhea Jo Welch “ ‘There’s no time to lose.’ I’ve heard her say. ‘Catch your dreams before they slip away.’ ’’ — Ruby Tuesday, The Rolling Stones Jesper Wcrneberg “Your life will be rich for others only as it is rich for you.” —David McCord 13 Mark Wetherell “When men think they arc like God they are usually much less than men. being conceited fools.” D. H. Lawrence Ruth Anne Weidenmann “A rainy day is the perfect time for a walk in the woods.” Rachel Carson Janis Williams “For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” Philippians 1:21 Randy Williams “Before me. there was none: after me. there will be no other.” —Unknown Robyn Williams “The most I can do for my friend is to be a friend. Unknown Thomas R. Williams “I sit beside the fire and think of people long ago, and people who will see a world that I shall never know. J. R. R. Tolkien John Wittich “Coming together is the beginning: keeping together is progress: working together is success.” Anonymous Mark G. Woodworth “All that is gold does not glitter, not all those who wander are lost. J. R. R. Tolkien Marilyn S. W'orrall You see things as they are. and you ask, ‘Why'?’ But I dream things that never were, and I ask. ‘Why not?' — George Bernard Shaw Michele Wright “Love is He, radiant with great splendor, and speaks to us of Thee, O Most High.” St. Francis of Assisi Ron York “We have too many people who live without working, and altogether too many who work without living.” Charles R. Brown Steve Yow “One for all. and all for one, and every man for himself.” — Three Stooges follow the leader Jim Agner Dan Aldred Lillie Allan Nancy Allen Ellen Anders Max Anderson Kathy Andrews Darlene Armstrong Betsy Ash Carol Ashbakcr John Auner Cynthia Bailey Jeff Baise Gordon Baker Joyce Barfield Susan Barfield Robbie Barton Mike Barwick Donna Bates Rick Baumgart Cyndy Benton Elvin Bethel Tom Bills Debroah Blaska Mary Bouchard Kevin Braley Mark Brant Terri Brickey Chris Brown Danny Brunc Tim Brunc Bruce Buchanan Pam Buchanan Rick Buchanan Tere Buchanan Sandy Bunfill Debbie Burmeister Terry Burton Joettc Busey Rita Bushncll Crys Bycrley Ron Byers Linda Cain Carol Campbell Joni Campbell Patti Carter Mark Chambers Jennifer Chapman Renee Childers Eric Christians Steve Clark Bob Clary Nancy Cleveland Ann Coats Rick Colbert Donna Coleman Ron Conover Connie Cooper Janice Corradi Jay Covey Malea Cox Sheryl Crabtree Chip Craddock Jeanenne Cruzan John Cunningham Kathy Dalton Bob Davis Craig Davis Karen Davis Kevin Davis Steve Davis Kurt Davisdmeyer Deanna Deck Bunky Decker Kurt Decker Karen DcFrates Dennis DcGroot Sue DeGroot Roger Deem Nancy Drennan Kevin Dennis Sherry Dixon Cindy Dobbs Don Doyle Kelly Doyle Steve Douglass Jan Earles Lynn Edmonds James Edwards Jordon Eickoff Mike Elliott Maureen Evans Scotl Evans Steve Evans Cindy Eyer Bob Fairfield Kim Fairfield Brenda Farmer Sandy Farmer Joan Fernandes Patty Fernandes Tim Flenniken Sandy Fisher Jeff Ford Mark Fox Rodney Franklin Heidi Franz Philp French Rick Fry Lisa Fulkerson Lance Gardner Cliff Garner Gayle Gibbs Pam Gill Randy Glober Steve Gonzalez Peggy Gourley Bill Gregory Diane Grissom Sherry Grogan David Gross Tim Gross This is it! The '‘Junior Year.” Only one more to go — Next year you can call yourselves SENIORS. Carol Guse Stan Gustine Russell Haley Gerald Hall Kelly Hall Darlene Harbuziuk Carol Hardy James Harris Steve Hartz Becky Havlin Mike Hayes Russ Hayes Linda Hazlet Tracy Headen Pat Heise Kurt Heller Mary Hcmbrough Millie Hcmbrough Steve Hembrough Robyn Henry David Henson Becky Hickey Ron Hinnian Jean Hofmann Barb Holmes Susan Husa Jeff Huston Joe Ineich Brenda Irlam Janet Irlam Dawn Irwin Bert Jachino Rae Ellen Jackson Lynndell Jarrett Bruce Johnson Cindy Kemp Wayne Kessler Blair Kilver Linda Kirchhoff Linda Klaus Tom Kloppe Jerry Knight Darrel Knox Shelby Landes Susan Landes Tim Langdon Do you remember around Thanksgiving, when all of you were studying for the Constitution? For weeks all that could be seen were Constitutions flying around. Then on November 27, the wastebaskets were full of big white sheets of paper. Cathy Lawson Angie Lear Carla Leefers Kent Lemme Terry Lewis D. J. Lindsey Greg List Kerry Lohrenz Wes Long Beth Longo Cheryl Lyons Carol MacCurdy Steve Madsen Stephanie Mason Lori Matthew Rosemary Matthews 9 During April you got a taste of what it was like to formal dance. Kath McCathcrty Paul McGee Paul McGlasson JaniceMcNecly Mari Lyn McNicol Bill McPherson Shelly Means Debbie Medlock Diane Mellor Jayne Merwin Kirk Meyer David Meyers Julie Middleton Scott Milburn Kevin Miller Marian Mills plan and prepare for a Prom. For some of you it was your First This year it was not so bad to have lockers in the front hall, because you were no longer the lower part of the underclass. 40 Tim Mitchell Marcia Moore Jill Mosley Melinda Moulder Bob Mullens Dale Murphy Grace Murphy Mike Nam Myong Suk Nam Joe Neff Jennifer Ncvius Jenny Norris Jeff Ogle Susan Padgett Jim Pate Mary Beth Pavlick Kathy Penza Tcna Perkins Georgann Philips Diane Pierce Jim Pierson Karen Pirtle Bill Plemitscher Elizabeth Pogue Dcbi Potts Tim Powell Susan Pratt Cindy Preston LuAnne Price Mona Price Ron Price Mike Proffitt Cliff Provo Mary Provo Mark Quinlan Cindy Ransom Scott Reno Diane Reside Sam Richards Mike Rigor Brian Roegge Kay Roegge Kim Roegge Dave Rogers Don Rogers Ed Rose Rex Rowe Chris Runkel Eric Runkel David Sabalini Dennis Saylor Mike Schneider Sandy Schneider Eddie Schofield Vicky Schofield Jim Scott Mark Scott Rick Scott Theresa Scott David Sexton Wasn’t it nice to have open campus? It means they really trust you. Or does it mean they are just trying to get rid of you? Did you enjoy the card games in the Commons? How about the food fights during lunch? Can you ever forget the races to make it back from McDonald’s before the bell rings? How when you make it back in time and then have to park three blocks away. Didn't you just love it when the bell rang just as you walked in? Jane Shoemaker Marti Slavens Walter Smith John Sparrow Karvn Spencer Susan Spencer Harvey Sorrell John Stafford Dora Stanberry Mark Steelman Debbie Stephen Connie Stout Jim Stratton Debbie Strickler Lisa Stubblefield Mike Sullivan Greg Surbeck David Taylor Kathy Taylor Dclanea Tcgcdcr Don Tharp Bruce Thompson Joe Thompson Julie Thompson Lorie Thompson Glennis Tippy Rick Troutt Sandy Tucker Marilyn Turner Rick Versen Mike Walker Penny Walz Jerry Wardell Dick Welch Mike Welch Eileen Westberg Milton Wetherell Kathy White Kenny Wild Pam Wilkinson Andy Willard Dawn Williams Eddie Williams Missy Williams Larry Wilson Debbie Wollcnweber You are now at the end of the juniors, and at the end of your Junior Year. Remember that it is only three months until '76 will rule the halls of JHS. It is really hard to believe that your junior year is over already, and your senior year will go even faster. But just remember that you have all the big tests over with, and all you have to worry about is what college to go to, graduation announcements, senior pictures, senior quotes Brad Willncr James K. Willoughby Karen Wollenweber Carol Woods Tammy Woods Brenda Worrall Tom Worrall Tracey Yerkes Joy Young Phil Young Robert Yates Liz Zimmer Mike Acker Roger Adams Les Allen Craig Anders Virlene Anders Ronnie Aring Shelley Ash Alan Baker Bruce Baldwin Brian Barwick Susan Baxter Janet Becker Sarah Becker Tina Beddingfield Phil Benz Mark Bettis Randy Bettis Gail Birdsong Terry Black Jim Blaska Ray Bradshaw Betty Briggs Teresa Briggs Eric Brown Sheri Brown Peggy Brune David Bullard Anita Burgdorff 44 Gary Burton Jim Buchanan Susan Byers Gloria Caldwell Suzic Caldwell Pam Campbell Larry Carpenter Bill Carriger Alan Chappell Randy Chappell Tim Childers Lisa Clark Marty Cockerill Cathy Cody Kathy Coe Randy Colbert Chuck Colburn Doug Colclasure Karen Colton Nathan Combs MikeCors Cindy Cox Ron Cox Pam Crone Jeff Curtis Dale Cully Dave Dailey Brenda Dalton Dana Daniel Lillian Daniel Alex Daniels Diane Darush Brad Del-rates Lucinda DcFrates Janet DcGroot Christine Dhrumb Mark Doyle Kenny Drake Steve Dyer Lana Ecker Kim Elias Tod Emerick Lori Ervin Teresa Evans Wayne Eyer Kevin Fairfield Karen Fanning Stanley Fanning Kevin Farmer David Fernandes Susie Fernandes Bur Filson Ted Fisher Paul Floyd Tina Floyd Rick Flynn Terry Fox Lisa Fredricks Jane Freiburg Bob Fry Kevin Furlong Diane Gardner Bill Garriott Melissa Gaston Sarah Gierke Lisa Gillespie Don Gillis Tim Gillis Sara Ginder Pam Gish Jim Gordley JoDell Gotshall Dennis Graber LcAnne Gregory Steve Hackett Mike Haley Steve Haley Cindy Hall' Lori Hall Randy Hall Terri Ham Karen Hansmeier Kathy Hansmeier Robert Harbaugh James Harrell Cindy Harris Shirley Hart Debbie Hartz Becky Hearold Ken Heaton Julie Heimlich Jeff Helmig Joyce Hcmbrough Scott Hcmbrough How was your first year at JHS? The first quarter was the hardest. After that you had made quite a few friends, and began to know your way around here. You are now the underclass but it will only be two years until you are the best. Ben Henderson Jennifer Herron Emily Hewitt Billy Hickox Robyn Hicks Penny Hill Rhonda Hill Wayde Hill LaRae Hoots Tony Hopper Bonnie Horrcr Dohrn Howard Sherri Howell Jim Howerton Jon Huston Tim Hutton Kevin Hyatt Rock Hymes Penney Jackson Deananne Jarrett Mendy Jennings Debbie Jess Jim Jockish Carlott Johnson Chris Johnson Vickie Johnson Keith Jones Terry Jones Brenda Jordon Kevin Jumper Cris Kallal David Kennedy Cheryl King Doug Kenney Kelly Kinscl Becky Knapp Don Kolbercr Judy Kozma Bobbie Kroush Gerald Lacey Jack Lacey Tom Ladd Tom Landes Craig Lashmctt Sylvia Laurent Rondala Layne You learned many new things this year, such as how to drive. Mr. Churchill has a few more gray hairs this year. Now that you have your license take it easy, there aren't to many of us left who haven't had some kind of a wreck. Cindy Leach Danna Leake Nancy Lee Lloyd Leffers Paul Lewis Vicky Lindsey Tim Little Kenny l.ogue Floyd Lomelino Tammy Long Tim Longley Ed Lowe Richard Lowery Brenda Lucas Mark Lyons Pat Main Debbie Mankcr Sheri Markillie John Mason Tammy Mason Nancy Maupin Curtis Mayberry Lynn McCollough James McDaniel Karen McFartland Bryan McGee Rex McKinely Lari McMeans Rick Mcado Chris Meadows Margaret Mellor Sue Meyer Aren't your class rings pretty? Pretty expensive! Just remember they will last all through your high school days. How about your homecoming float. Sure it was hard to do this year, but practice makes perfect. Better luck on next year's float. This year clubs and all school activities had more involvement in them then anything in this school in over a decade. 48 Tracy Mevcrs Bill Miller Nancy Miller Elmco Mitchell Sherri Mitchell Tresha Mitchell Deborah Morgan Doug Morris Melody Morris Becky Moulder Mike Mullen Tammy Mullens Mary Mundinger Robyn Murphy Bill Myes Lisa Nelson Lori Nimcr Richard Noble Kelly Noeckcr Becky Nunes Jeff Orris Bob Osborne Kristi Overturf Craig Owens Gary Painter Isabel Parrott Cheryl Patterson David Patterson Joe Pattie Dale Pennell $ Jim Pennell Kathy Peters Glenn Pickens Jim Pierce Jennie Poole Susan Potts Connie Powell Eva Preston Randy Preston Mitch Prewitt Larry Proffitt Debbie Provo Della Rainey Rick Ralston Claude Rattler Rick Rcthcrford Eric Rhodes Janice Rice Bonnie Rogers Mary Rowe Tony Rowe Bruce Rueter Dan Ryan Cathy Sanders Kenny Sanders Steve Sanders Cheryl Sanderson Paula Saville Mark Scobbie Steve Scobbie Didn’t you just love Biology? All the bugs and worms. How about sex education? How many of you were embarrassed? At least you got out of P.E. for a semester. You’ll wish you had it next year when you have P.E. all year long. Just think this w'as your first year at JHS and we had the best football season in almost a decade. Fonda Scott Jeff Scott Rose Scott Andy Shay Darrell Simmcrmakcr Lauren Simmons Tammy Six Vera Slater Barbara Smith Betsy Smith Doug Smith Kim Smith Mary Smith Shelley Smith Nancy Spargo JoAnn Sparrow Wilbur Spink Susan Spradlin Cathy Steele Rick Stelling Debbie Stevens Harold Stewart Terri Stovall Keith Stuckcr Karen Suiter Danny Sumpter Becky Surratt Diana Suter Terry Syler Cheryl Tankersley Rich Tavcnder Colleen Taylor Mike Taylor John Thompson Alice Tinker Judy Tribble Ricky Turner Robin Turner Rose Turner Shelia Turner When you come back next fall you will be the group standing up on the front steps, laughing as the sophomores try to make their way down the front hall. No matter how trying things seem to be, remember “high school is the best time of your life. ' David VanHyning Ronnie VanNoy Jeff Waggcner Linda Walker Beth Wallace Rhonda Walls Jeanne Waltrip Cheri Warcup Brad Ware Linda Way-Ken Weidner Karen Westberg Julie Wetherell Robert Wheatley Katrina Whitaker Steve Whitton LaDonna Wilkinson Ralph Willhite Andy Williams Randy Williams Vicky W illiams Teresa Willoughby Linda Wilson Kim Witham David Woodworth Chris Wooldridge Diane York Jenifer Young Linley Yow Betty Zimmer VARSITY FOOTBALL (Kneeling L-R) Coach Curlis, Coach Spangenberg. Mgr. N. Connors. Mgr. R. Adams, Mgr. B. Osborne. Coach Stevenson. Coach Gaines. (Row 2 L-R) R. Byers. F.. Williams. S. Hartz, A. Ldmonds. M. Brown. J. Baisc. R. Williams. D. Hickox, D. Dailey. J. Orris. (Row 3 L-R) R. Benton, M. Black. J. Harris. T. Lewis, E. Bethel. M. Hall, B. Johnson, T. Rowe, R. Willhite, M. Scobbie. (Row 4 L-R) R. Taylor. M. Proffitt. S. Evans. L. Foster. T. Waltrip. P. Heisc. O. Colbert, S. Fanning, S. Scobbie. A. Robinson. (Row 5 L-R) B. Bettis. D. Colwell. S. Richards, B. Baldwin. J. Twyford. S. Gustine, J. Waggener. R. Versen. J. McDaniels. SOPHOMORE TEAM (Back L.-R) C. Mayberry. R. Rediford, B. Thompson. M. Scobbie. S. Scobbie. D. Morris. D. Kennedy, J. McDanicld. J. Wag-gener, T. Jones, B. Baldwin. (Middle L.-R) D. Dailey. M. Mullens, W. Hill, H. Stewart. J. Orris. R. Willhite, S. Fanning, T. Row, T. Longley. (Kneeling L-R) Coach Curtis. R. Meado, G. Pickens, R. Chappell. B. Ware. B. Mayes. E. Lowe, Coach Spangenberg 53 DanCallwell Otto Colbert Reg Benton Bob Bettis SENIOR LETTERMAN Bob Johnson Jim Twyford Andre Robinson Monte Hall Mike Brown 55 CROSSCOUNTRY 1st Row: Dave Sabatini, Tod Emrick, Joe Ineich, Rick Baumgart, Mike Welch, 2nd Row: Kerry Lohrenz, Guy Freescn, John Bellatti, Rick Flynn, Bob Fairfield. 3rd Row; Dave Birdsell, Ken Wcidner, Ron VanNoy. Don Mundinger. Coach Dan Moy. TOP RUNNERS Guy Freese n Rick Baumgart John Bcllatti Dave Sabalini Coach Dan Moy SOCCER (Standing L-R) J. Huston, A. Foote. D. Gross, M. Schneider, R. Scott, .1 Noecker, J. Wittich, R Hall. R. Aring, J. Dickman. J. Verhocf, F. Rhodes, M. DeBarroso. D. Biloz. S. Gross. J. Hemphill. B. Garner. Coach Velasco. (Kneeling L.-R) M. Taylor. C. Bowen. K. Heller. M. Hayes, I). Simmermakcr. J. Bahamonde. C. Colburn. B. Hughes. D. Taylor, 1. Walker. D. Reside. R. Aring, S. Crawford. G. Pickens. 59 SOCCER Joe Noecker John Wittich Andy Foote Jay Dickman Billy Hughes Ron Hall Dave Reside James Hemphill Rich Aring Steve Crawford Jeff Trumbo Chuck Bowen Steve Gross Joe Bahamonde Bill Garner David Biloz Mauro DeBarroso Greg Pickens GIRLS’TENNIS (Front L-R) Rhea McCuIley. Shelly Stevens. Gail Murphy. Teresa Hcrlcvscn. Shelley Smith. Jem Bringman. Becky Knapp. Paula Saville. (Back L-R) Coach Marge Howard. Mary Mundinger. Kim Witham. Janet Colton, Patty Maurer, Kim Smith. Darcy Davidsmeyer, Jo Cleveland To State! District Players 62 Shelly Stevens (L-R) Gail Murphy, Mary Mundinger. Shelly Stevens, Kim Smith. Patty Maurer, Teresa Herlevscn VOLLEYBALL A T E A M (Front L-R) Jo Rice, Jane Shoemaker, Dawn Williams, Jeni Bringman, Joni Campbell. Gail Murphy, Cathy Irlam. (Back L-R) Coach-Marge Howard, Chris Runkcl. Anita Schroetter, Mary Spradlin, Darcy Davidsmeyer, Terrie Votsmier, Janet Colton. B T E A M (Front L-R) Cathy Cody, Lana Ecker, Tammy Mason. Teresa Herlevsen. Pam Campbell. Linda Wilson. (Back L-R) Coach-Marge Howard. Sarah Becker. Margaret Wilson, Karen Colton, Jennifer Young. Sarah Gierke. Nancy Spargo. Row I: Coach Al Dow ning. Bob Bettis. Rich Aring, Tom Gotschall. Jeff Verhoef. Jay Dickman, Glenn McKean. John Stafford, Coach Frank Long. Row 2: Jeff Huston, John Wittich, Ron Hall. John Bellatti. Sam Richards, Mike Schneider. Dave Gross, Rick Versen. Mgr. Mike Meyers. Mgr. John Cunningham. VARSITY BASKETBALL 64 (Row 1 L-R) Rick Flynn, Mike Mullen, Dave Dailey. (Row 2 L-R) Brad Ware, Ron VanNoy, Eric Runkel, Ralph Willhite, Jeff Orris. (Row 3 L-R) David Kennedy, Steve Scobbie, Bruce Baldwin, Jeff Waggener, James McDaniels, Coach - Mr. Dick Anthony. S o p H O M O R E 65 SENIORS Glenn McKean Bob Bettis Jay Dickman Rich Aring Mgr. Mike Meyers John Wittich Ron Hall John Bellatti GOLF Back — Coach Buchlcy, Ron Hall, Joe Nocckcr, Bill McPherson, K. Tony E ard. Front — Mike Walker, Chip Thomson, Steve Gonzalez, John Huston. Don Fernandes. Don Fernandes Chip Thomson 67 WRESTLING Kneeling David Reside, Scott Evans, Joe Ineich, Rick Baumgart, Eric Floyd, Paul Armstrong. Standing — Coach Carmody, Elvin Bethel, Stan Fanning, Larry Foster, Jeff Bates, Steve Stewart, Rick Troutt. 68 Greg Pickens Steve Stewart Steve Crawford TRACK AND FIELD (Row 1 L-R) Coach A! Rosenburgcr, Eddy Williams, Bob Fairfield, Guy Frccscn, Andy Foote, Russell Taylor, Rick Scott, Mike Welch, Rick Versen. David Sabatini, Coach Dan Moy. (Row 2 L-R) Elmer Mitchell, James Harris, Mike Brown, Larry Baker, Sam Richards, Joe Ineich, Stan Gustine. (Row 3 L-R) Ken Weidner, Rick Baumgart, Don Mundinger, Elvin Bethel, Steve Crawford, Tom Landes. (Row 4 L-R) Ralph Willhite, James McDaniel, Ron VanNoy, Eric Runkel. (Row 5 L-R) Mgr. Dan Aired. Mgr. Greg Pickens, Kevin Furlong, Rick Flynn, Mgr. Neil Connors, Mgr. Randy Glover. Co-Captain Stan Gustine Co-Captain Andy Foote 70 71 73 GIRL’S BASKETBALL (Front L-R) Lisa Nielsen, Shelley Smith. Jerri Penton. Kelly Noecker, Teresa Hcrlcvsen, Jeni Bringman. (Back L-R) Mrs. Zimmerman, Susie Fernandes. Ann Johnson, Beth Longo, Karen Colton, Vicky Nunes. Mary Mundinger, Susan Spradlin, Reg Benton, Trainer. 74 (Front L-R) Jane Shoemaker, Jo Rice, Vicki Perabeau, Becky Havlin. Jayne Mcrwin. (Back L-R) Mrs. Zimmerman, Susie Fernandes, Kim Smith, Mary Spradlin, Janet Colton, Jennifer Young, Lana Ecker, Susan Spradlin, Reg Benton, Trainer. GIRLS’TRACK (Front L-R) Miss Williams, Joan Fernandes, Jodell Gotschall, Linda Wilson, Gail Murphy, Darlene Harbuziuk, Jeni Bringman. (Row 2 L-R) Karen Spencer, Dawn Williams, Jayne Merwin, Jane Shoemaker, Lori Ecker, Vicki Fredericks, Teresa Willoughby. (Row 3 L-R) Coach Marge Howard. Kim Smith, Susan Spencer, Lana Ecker. Ruth McCormick, Sarah Becker, Nancy Drennan. (Row 4 L-R) Mary Spradlin. Penny Walz. Jane Freiburg, Cathy Cody, Cindy Leach, Shelly Ash. (Row 5 L-R) Bonnie Dietz, Rhea Welch. Debbie Johnson, Beth Longo. Carmen Smith, Karen Suiter, Lisa Fredericks. 75 440 RELAY TEAM TEAM RECORD HOLDERS VARSITY BASEBALL Standing: Bruce Baldwin. Mike Schneider. Rich Aring. Tom Stovall. Jay Dickman. Jeff Verhocf. Reg Benton. Randy Lohrcnz. Mark Black. Coach Spangenberg. Coach Curtis. Kneeling: Manager Greg Pickens. Jim Pate. Mike Mullen. Bob Bettis. Jeff Huston. Dave Hickox. Mike Hayes, John Bel-latti. Manager Bob Osborne. Larry Peters. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 76 Back Row: Coach Spangenberg. Ron Aring. Bill Hickox, David Kennedy. Jeff Waggencr, Mike Mullen. Manager Larry Peters. Coach Curtis. Front Row: Chip Thomson, Max Anderson. John Huston. Randy Chappell. Ed Lowe. Rick Meado. Manager Bob Osborne. Jay Dickman Randy Lohrenz 77 oo jjo o Z m c a BOYS’TENNIS TEAM Back — Coach Manuel Velasco, Jim Chipman, Jim Hackett, Steve Hackett, Tom Bills, Brad Ware, Jim Scott, Clayt Lcmmc. Chuck Bowen, Assistant Coach Leonard. Front Stuart Crawford, Joe Nocckcr, John McGillicuddy, David Biloz, Jeff Ogle, Steve Gonzalez, Jamie Hemphill. SENIORS Clayt Lemme, Jim Hackett, Stuart Crawford. David Biloz, Joe Noecker, Jamie Hemphill. Jim Chipman, John McGillicuddy. Chuck Bowen. 79 ■ r '•- . • Jamie Hemphill Clayt Lemme Joe Noecker 80 David Biloz Jim Chipman Jim Hackett FALL Mr. Moy presents Guy Freescn with the Gold Brick award for his procrastination. The Soccer team, represented by co-captain Billy Hughes, presents Mr. Velasco with a plaque showing their appreciation for his efforts as soccer coach. Coach Stevenson presents Bob Bettis with the award for the outstanding player of the year. The football team showed their appreciation to the cheerleaders by presenting them with roses. A W A R D S The football squad looks on. Mr. Moy presents Crosscountry team members Bob Fairfield and Rick Baum-gart with their letters. 81 Soccer And Wrestling Cheerleaders Debbie Burmeister Marlene Marshall (Top-Down) MariLyn McNicol, Debbie Burmeister, Cindy Dobbs, Marlene Marshall, Darlene Harbuziukn Vicki Perabeau. Darlene Harbuziuk Vicki Perabeau 82 Cindy Dobbs BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Missy Williams Sandy Schneider Debi R'gg Joan Fernandes Gayla Ahlquist (Front L-R) Debi Rigg. Sandy Schneider. Jocttc Busey. Dagmar Schroelter. Patty Maurer. (Row 2) Debbie Lowery. (Row 3) Richard McDaniel. (Top L-R) Missy Williams, Joan Fernandes, Gayla Ahlquist Richard McDaniel Debbie Lowery Patty Maurer Joette Busey 83 (Bottom L.-R.) Karen Suiter. Randy Bettis, Lori Ninmer (Top L.-R.) Terri Stovall, Connie Powell. Paula Saville. c H E E R L E A D E R S Another new activity is the Powder Puff Football Game. There was a great deal of rivalry between the Junior and Senior girls. The Seniors won and their spirits remained high the next day and night while deco-rating the school and sleeping(?) at the slumber party. POWDER PUFF Gel the nut with ihc camera oul of here! Wail till Louise K. secs this! WHERE did you say you were? No comment. Don’t repeat a word of this, but I’ll never live this one down. “Our Illustrious Court” What a hangover! “Cheese! I It can’t be that bad! and then he said . WThelbonfire highlighted the rSing spirits while the cheerleaders a gathering crowd, and tin excitement mounted until the ' ■ Ccnirt was arthmfBtai Members of the Court were: .ene Marshall, 1st attendant Vicki Perabeau, 2nd attefByShelly S ievens-!nd Anita Schroetter. Gayla Ahlquist and alsaBHB i the queen. rr J.H.S. Marching Crimsons 1st Place - SENIOR FLOAT 2nd Place —JUNIOR FLOAT 3rd Place - SOPHOMORE FLOAT Building the Junior float What is this? Tryouts for West Side Story? BUMBLEBEES At the Hop 1 My feet are killing me! Brylcream back in business Hey, where are all the chicks? Betty Lou and Johnny Grease 93 OMBCOMINGb Senior Class President Walter Longo crowns Queen Marlene Marshall. Marlene was escorted by Reg Benton. Her attendants were Vicki Perabeau, escorted by John Wittich; Gayla Ahlquist, escorted by Bob Johnson: Shelly Stevens, escorted by Guy Freesen; Debi Rigg, escorted by Bill Garner; and Anita Schroetter, escorted by Only $3.00??? It won’t be so funny when it's your turn! Do I hear $5.00 for this bashful beauty? The eager bidders. “Cheesecake” $17.00 worth hnstm Pictured on opposite page: center. King and Queen Bob Johnson and Gena Henderson; Left to right at top. Prince and Princess Bob Bettis and Jo Rice; First Attendants Walter Longo and Patty Maurer; left to right at bottom. Second Attendants - Ron Hall and Nancy Flowers; Third Attendants — Tom Got-schall and Marcia Vorhes. % n ro p Snake your way to the Grease Dance and jitterbug to Flvis. Mum gets crushed excitement of football game. Move ahead to dance. Called to see Gregory. Skip one turn trying to find him. Go to see counselor. Detour through Commons. Made auditions for Frolics, but Santa's drink too strong kicked out. Flying powder puffs attack M.C.s in middle of performance. Homecoming week-end arrives amidst the excitement of the Senior Girls’ slumber party. Gather on front steps for pep assembly and roll again. Buy your favorite girl a mum. Pay S2. FFA meeting today. Remember to wear tie. Spanish Club meets af- Go to locker: Detour Skip a turn to lake ter school to plan bake sale. Yum! Yum! through Commons. parents to Open House. Students “take-over” school for one day. Teachers sit in back School begins after Christmas vacation. One week remains to do nine weeks studying. Skip one turn to find the mistletoe. Dance that slow dance wath your favorite “Lady”. mouth con-test _ Shelley wins. The dancing was great to the music of Free Reign. Invited to Christmas Dance. Go directly to Cloud Nine. Go to restroom: Detour through Commons. Santa and his elves visit classrooms bringing a different kind of Christmas cheer. Skip one turn to attend Speech and Drama Club presentation of “A Christmas Carol”. Stomach growls during English test. Throw dice and move ahead quickly. He finally asked you to see that movie Skip one turn to get ready for Friday night date. Basketball becomes the main week-end activity Don’t forget the megaphone. We cheered our team on to the 4 team tournament victory. Go to Commons Detour Through Commons; (what?) Doub- les! Roll again. Caught by Mr. Hadley for anything Move back two squares.) Student Council decorates the front hall for Christmas festivities. The main activity around JHS is . . . — King —Jeff Ford Queen GeorgcAnn Phillips The Student Government sponsored Valentine’s Dance was held in the D. P. Gym. Music was provided by Crystal Wind. As a new touch, the court was selected by choosing names rather than a student vote. Members of the Sweetheart Court: Jeff Ford, Kathy Dalton. David Sexton, GeorgeAnn Phillips, Ben Schutz, Jayne Merwin, Jim Pennell. Sylvia Laurent, Tim Waltrip, Debbie Jess. JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS Produced and Directed by — JOHN HAYTER Assistant Director — LUKE FRY Assistant to the Director — JAY ANDERS 99 BEHIND THE SCENES (CAST OF CF WHITELAW SAVORY MOLLY GRANT ..... TAXI BLACK ...... STANLEY ......... RODNEY HATCH VENUS ........... MRS. MOATS....... STORE MANAGER.... POLICEMAN ....... SALESGIRL ....... BUS STARTER SAM.............. MRS. KRAMER GLORIA KRAMER.... POLICE LIEUTENANT . . ROSE............. ZUVETLI ......... DR. ROOK......... ANATOLIANS....... MEMBERS OF THE CHORUS Emily Hewitt, Melissa Gaston, Pat Jumper, Rich Lowery, Neils Herlevsen, Craig Davisson, Margaret Wilson, Mary Buren, Colleen Taylor, Mary Smith, Cheryl Opperman, Chris Runkel, Becky Knapp, Joe Thompson and Joyce Hembrough SOUND AND LIGHT CREWS Tim Childers, Kevin Hyatt, Steve Crawford, Greg Lee, Steve Madsen. Lynn Craig, David Bird-sell, Don Tharp, David Hickey — Supervised by Mr. Edwin Ahlquist ARACTERS) ............... Kurt Decker ...............Cindy Fawkes .............. Chuck Bowen ...............Larry Knight ............... Bill Ronat ............Sherri Mitchell ................ Pat Jumper ...............Emily Hewitt ............Neils Herlevsen ...............Becky Knapp ..............Jim Stanberry ............Neils Herlevsen ............Janis Williams ............ Debbie Lowery ............Craig Davisson ............ Melissa Gaston ...............Larry Knight ...............Elvin Bethel Rich Lowery, Craig Davisson, Neils Herlevsen ORCHESTRA — Betsy Smith, Jeanne Freiburg, Anita Burg-dorff, Sherri Massey, Jeff Curtis, Pam Crone, Pat Sorensen, Dawn Williams, Elvin Bethel, Sherri Pahlman, Gayla Ahlquist, Ken Weidner, Bruce Riegel, Rick Fry, Jan Fanning, Ms. Debbie Wood STAGE MANAGER AND CREW — Bill Garner, Manager. Jane Frieburg, Phil Benz, Gene Wilson, Eileen Westberg, Jim Stanberry, Cheryl Opperman Bernard Gregory, Principal Clifford Thaxton, Counselor Roger Hadley. Asst. Principal Pat Biloz, Counselor 106 ART Billy Atkins Marion Scott _ BUSINESS Darlene Tempelman, Department Chairman; Ronald Hainds; Iva Lillian Ford Frank Tcmnclman Fylstra DRIVERS EDUCATION James Churchill Frank Long Gary Spangcnbcrg 105 ENGLISH Elma Savage, Department Chairman Dan Glenn June Winkleman Pat Martin, Beth Glenn Constance Galvez. Donna Chenowcth Janice Powell. Kathy English FOREIGN LANGUAGE NkvtiU [xi lr.Mil � rbn. imint� l Sally Fleischer, Suzanna Hartman, Manuel Velasco Jo Ann Nelson June Brand, Chairman HEALTH —P.E Kathryn Powell Fred Curtis Tom Carmody Robert Kraushaar Diane Zimmerman Marge Howard Eloise Ridder, Chairman 107 MATH SCIENCE Rogert McClintock, Department Chairman John Corder Richard Johnson Richard Ommcn, Department Chairman David Nielsen John Hay ter James Welch MUSIC SOCIAL STUDIES Jerry Bradshaw Richard Nelson SPECIAL EDUCATION Ed Langdon, WECEP Loraine Weller, Janis Verscn Don English 110 VOCATIONAL ARTS Gary Thompson Kermit Reside, Chairman Jean Taylor. Audra Taylor Robert Allen Edwin Ahlquist Luther Gain Library Secretaries: Minnie Williams. Mildred Fearneyhough. Librarian: Jacqulyn May. Secretaries for the main office: Terri Gibbs, Wanda Reynolds, Charlotte Brown Secretary for the attendance office: June Hazclrigg Secretary for the Counselors: Jan Ninmer 112 STUDENT GOVERNMENT SENIORS (Row 1 L.-R.) Bob Bettis, V. Pres.. Becky Schutz, Pres., Debbie Trebing, Sec. (Row 2 L.-R.) Chris Mitchell. Tammy Elsomc. Pete Heaton, Vicki Perabcau, Ann Morris. Bill Garner. Bill Knott, Bonnie Dietz, Sue Jordan. (Row 3 L.-R.) Kay Palmer. Nancy Flowers, Holley Cully, Darcy Davidsmeycr, Jo Rice, Gretchen Shutt. Sally Cummings. Roxanne Stafford, Marty Benner. Terrie Votsmier (Row 4 L.-R.) Kerri Marshall, Diane Cole, Ruth McCormick. Jean Hoclscher. Vicky Fredericks, Guy Freesen. John Brim, Cathy Ogle. Debbie Furlong. Cindy Large (Row 5 L.-R.) Kendra Coumbes, Waller Kongo. Patty Rose, Mark Woodworth. Bruce Kleinschmidt, Chris Meyers, Karla Grogan, Ben Schutz. (not pictured Rhea McCulley, Treas.) JUNIORS (Row 1 L.-R.) Joe Thompson. Dawn Williams, Debbie Burmeister, Cindy Dobbs. Steve Gonzalez, Gayle Gibbs. (Row 2 L.-R.) Joan Fernandes, Darlene Har-buziuk, Cathy Lawson. Susan Spencer, Linda Ha-zlet. Karen Spencer, Stephanie Mason (Row 3 L-R.) Sam Richards. Kurt Heller. Mike Hayes. Mike Schneider. Tom Bills. Renee Childers, Pam Wilkcn-son. SOPHOMORES (Row I L.-R.) Tammy Mason, Doug Morris, Beck Knapp. (Row 2 L.-R.) Pam Crone. Peggy Brune, Jennifer Young (Row 3 L.-R.) Ken Weidner, Cindy Leach, Anita Burgdorff (Row 4 L.-R.) Pam Gish, Cathy Cody. 114 Senior Class Officers Walter Longo Marlene Marshall Nancy Flowers Kay Palmer Sophomore Class Officers Becky Knapp Doug Morris Tammy Mason Junior Class Officers (Bottom L.-R.) Cindy Dobbs Steve Gonzales Debbie Burmeister Dawn Williams 115 Senior National Honor Society (Top Row L.-R.) Marcia Morrc, Debbie Burmcistcr. Sandy Tucker, Susan Pratt, Dagmar Schrocttcr. Kirk Meyer, Kurt Heller. David Sabatini. Denny Saylor. Dan Brune (Bottom Row L.-R.) Jeannine Cruzan. Heidi Franz. Jenny Norris. Kathy White. Sue DeGroot, Liz Zimmer, Julie Middleton, Eileen Westberg, Sandy Bunfill, SENIORS Cindy Fortado. Chris Brune, Sally Quinn. Patty Rose. (Top Row L.-R) Shelly Stevens. Patty Maurer. Lisa Coyle, Mary Clement. Lori Ecker. Cathy Irlam. Marcia Vorhcs. Rhea McCulley, Darcy Davidsmeyer, Diane Steele, Terrie Votsmier (Bottom Row L.-R.) Otto Colbert, Mary Ncr-genah. Anita Schrocttcr, Mary Fernandes, Gail Murphy. Vicky Fredericks, Jeanne Taylor, Nancy Harrell. Junior National Honor Society Student Action For Education (S.A.E.) (Back Left To From) Lisa Coyle, Renee Childers, Joan Fernandes, Diane Suter (Back Right To Front) Dcbi Medlock, Nancy Harrell, Janice Rice. Science Society (L.-R.) Sally Quinn, Cindy Fortado, Chris Brune 117 ■ • m - l ■ .. . ' -■ ' : Future Farmers Of America Seniors (Row 1 L.-R.) Mr. Batterton, Rocky Mayberry, Jim Dixon, Bill Million. Mike Bourn. Paul Armstrong, Steve Johnson, Bruce Kleinschmidt. Neil Maul (Row 2 L.-R.) Tony Scott, Carl Saxcr, Mark Bowman, Rob Roy Hembrough, Clark Bowman, John Lawless, Glenn Coates (Row 3 L.-R.) Jim Conover. Steve Holmes. Steve Suttles, Bob Hawks. Rich Dixon. Dan Stratton. Bill Lcib (Row 4 L.-R.) Roger Walker. Mark Pennell. Bob Basham. Dale Phillips, Brian McGinnis. Rodney Mutch. Bob Cooley. Future Farmers Of America Juniors (Row 1 L.-R.) Mr. Battcrton. Jon Sparrow, Tim Langdon, Eddie Schofield, Jim Stratton, Don Doyle, Roy Bradshaw, Lynn Edmonds. Mark Chambers (Row 2 L.-R.) Kevin Braley. Jerry Knight. Jim Pate, Terry Lewis, Bill Browning, Bruce Johnson. Kevin Miller, Joe Neff (Row 3 L.-R.) Gordon Baker, Mark Fox. D. J. Lindsay, Don Bates, Wes Long, Albert Evans. Mike Sullivan, Kirk Davidsmeyer, Mike Rigor. 118 Future Farmers Of America Sophomores (Front Row L.-R.) Don Batterton student teacher, Curitis Mayberry, Bruce Ruter, Wayne Eycr, Ken Heaton Kevin Jumper. Roger Adams, Randy Hall, Jim Buchanan (Row 2 L.-R.) Dale Cully. Rick Rolaston, Eric Brown! Marty Cockerell, Jim Howerton, Floyd Lomelino, Tony Hopper. Terry Fox. Mark Doyle, Robyn Hicks (Row 3 L -R.) Ron Cox. Harold Stewart, Rock Hymes, Dohrn Howard, Ben Henderson, Randy Colbert.Rick Flynn. David Patterson. Bob Fry, Terry Massey, Jim Jokisch. Fellowship Of Christian Athletes (L-R) Jeff Orris. Dave Dailey, Brad Ware. Bob Fairfield. Joe Ineich, David Sabatini. Brian Rocggc. Rick Versen, Kurt Heller. Mike Gonzalez. Denny Saylor. Mike Welch. 119 Assistants H E R A L D Typists Linda Wilson. Becky Schutz. Dale Murphy. (L.-R.) Janet Colton, Jennifer Chapman, Brenda Quigg, Karla Brown. (Sitting) Mary Beth Pavlick. Editors (L.-R.) Kathy Dalton, Kim Fairfield, Paul Cross, Glennis Tippy, Becky Hickey, Tammy Elsome. 120 LEADER’S CLUB Seniors Juniors (L.-R.) Kendra Coumbes, Toni Bettis, Debbie Long. Sandy Thomas, Marilyn Worrall. (L.-R.) Darlene Armstrong. Sandy Fisher, Carol Ashbaker, Ellen Anders, Brenda Worrall, Vicky Schofield. Sophomores (Row 1) Becky Hearold, Sarah Becker. Tracey Meyers, Brenda Jordan. Dana Leake, Sue Meyer, Tammy Mason. Sherri Mitchell. Rose Turner. Leanne Gregory. (Row 2) Cheryl King. Judy Tribble. Shari Markillie. Margaret Wilson, Diana Gardner. Karen Westberg. (Row 3) Susan Baxter, Becky Nunes, Linda Walker. Officers (L.-R.) Jeanne Taylor. V. Pres. Debbie Long, Sec. Tres. Leann Six. Pres., Student Gov’t. Rep.; Eloise Ridder. Advisor (not pictured). 121 CHESS CLUB (L.-R.) Scott Evans. David Taylor. Roger Deem, Ron Hinman. Phil French. UNITED BELIEVERS IN CHRIST (L.-R.) Dennis Graber, Diane Suter, Janice Rice, Kathy Cole, Kurt Decker, Glennis Tippy. Patty Rose. KEY CLUB (Top-Down) Bob Bettis. Monte Hall. John Wittich, Richard Aring, Guy Frecscn. Paul Armstrong Seniors; Jeff Verhoef. Stan Gustine, Mike Gonzalez, Kelly Hall, Rick Scott, Mike Hayes. Kurt Heller, Joe Ineich, Tom Bills — Juniors; Brad Ware, Gary Hayes Sophomores. 122 ADVANCED SPANISH (Back L.-R.) Kay Palmer. Patty Rose. Steve Gross, Randy Spencer (Front L.-R.) Mary Clement. Ruth McCormick. Darcy Davidsmeyer. Advisor Kathy Powell. THIRD YEAR SPANISH (Front L.-R.) Advisor Mr. Velasco, Sherri Beck. Rusty Smith. (Second Row L.-R.) Jim Hackett. Cindy Brockhousc. Marty Benner. Vicki Fredericks, Guy Freescn (Third Row L.-R.) Joni Campbell. Sandy Tucker, Cindy Kemp, Patti Fernandes. Marti Slavens (Fourth Row L..-R.) John Lashmett, Brenda Irlam. Julie Middle-ton, Joetle Busey, Jeff Ogle. Stan Gustinc. SECOND YEAR (Back L.-R.) Karen Suiter. Theresa Hcrlevsen. Kim With-am. Daryl Simmermaker, Jim Wilson, Chris Johnson, Brenda Jordan, Terri Stovall (Front L.-R.) Susan Baxter. Lisa Nielsen, Kelly Kinsell. Advisor Mr. Velasco. Nancy Spargo. Cindy Cox. 123 French National Honor Society (Societe Honorairede Francais) (Back L.-R.) Shelly Stevens, Eileen Westberg, Debbie Zimmer, Anita Schroetter, Kay Palmer. Debbie Bur-meister (Sitting L.-R.) Patty Maurer, Marlene Marshall. Susan Pratt, Pal Sorenson. Tcrric Votsmier. Jeanne Taylor, Janet Colton (not pictured) Debbie Lowery. Sally Quinn. Fourth Year French Club (Back L.-R.) Carol MacCurdy, Myong Suk Nam, Janet Colton, Jeanne Taylor, Shelly Stevens. Mike Nam. Marlene Marshall. Vicki Pcrabcau (Front L.-R.) Kay Palmer. Richard Smith. Anita Schroetter. Billy Hughes. Patty Maurer. 124 Third Year French Club (Back L.-R.) David Meyer, Max Anderson, Mike Welch, Jeff Verhoef. Mike Hayes, Debbie Lowery, Beth Welling. Liz Zimmer, Linda Klaus. Susan Landes. (Front L.-R.) Susan Husa, Missy Williams. Dclanea Tegeder. Terrie Votsmier, Debbie Burmeister. Susan Pratt, Eileen Westberg. Sherry Dixon. Scott Evans. Second Year French Club (Back) Wilbur Spink. Mike Acker. Ben Schutz. Marian Mills. Ruth Wei-demann. Mary Clement. Sarah Rust, Cindy Leach, Chris Meyer. Rose Scott. Jeff Curtis. Pam Crone. Randa-la Layne. Cathy Hansmeier. Brenda Dalton. Paula Saville. (Middle) Nancy McCoy. Lisa Coyle. Brenda Lucas. Shirley Hart. Becky Nunes. Karen Colton. Jennifer Young. (Front) Emily Hewitt, Carol Woods, Sylvia Laurent, Sara Becker. Diane Suiter. Janice Rice. (Lying) Dave Dailey, Terry Jones. Second Year German Club (Back L.-R.) Dennis Graber, Eric Runkel, Doug Colclasure, Sarah Gierke, Kelly Noeck-er. Sara Ginder. (Middle L.-R.) Jeff Orris. Jeff Waggener. Kathy Cody, Kristi Overturf, Lana Ecker. Gerry Lacey. Jesper Werneberg. (Front L.-R.) Karl Bockemeier, Joyce Hem-brough, Jane Freiberg. Mary Mundinger. Mark Scobbie. German Club (Standing L.-R.) Pat Heise. Rick Ver-sen, Niels Herlevsen. Tom Kloppe. (First Row F.-B.) Jenifer Nevius. Ecva Laukennan. Darlene Harbuziuk, Joan Fernandes. (Second Row F.-B.) Jo Cleveland. Heidi Franz. Becky Havlin. Nancy Drennan. (Third Row F.-B.) Jeanne Freiberg. Kathy Dalton. Sarah Rust. 12S 126 A D V A N C E D L A T I N C L U B S E C 0 N D Y E A R L A T 1 N C L U B (Back Row L.-R.) John Bcllatti, John Stafford. Cindy Eortado, Chris Brune. Jenny Norris, Ruth Weidenmann, Danny Brunc. Tom Worrall. Gail Bradney (Middle Row L.-R.) Pat Jumper. Sue DeGrott. Kim Fairfield, Mary Ncrgcnah, Marcia Vorhes, Jeni Bringman (Front Row L.-R.) Eric Christians. Mike Proffitt, Cathy Irlam. Chip Craddock. (Back L.-R.) Tammy Mason. Lynn McCollough, Vicky Lindsey. Lisa Clark. Sherri Mitchell, Scott Darter (Middle Row L.-R.) Kirk Meyer. Eric Rhoades. James Harrell. Ken Weidner, Chuck Colburn. Richard Noble. (Front Row L.-R.) Janet Becker, Isabel Parrott, Bonnie Diet , Mike Taylor, (Lying Down) Kim Elias. First Year Latin Club (Clockwise) Craig Owens, Anita Burgdorff, Penny Walz. Pal Sorenson. Bll McPherson, Terrie Votsmier, Melody Morris. Tom Landes, Karen Spencer, Penny Jackson, (not pictured) Brad Owens. Susan Potts, Rhonda Walls. Speech And Drama Club (Back) Sarah Becker, Dora Stanbcrry. Jenny Morris, Nancy Drennan, Becky Havlin, Bill Ronat, Kurt Decker. (Middle) Jeanne Freiburg. Jane Freiburg, Kim Meyer. Bill Garner. Bill Knott. Chuck Bowen, Ei-leen Westberg. Cindy Fawkes. Lori Ross. Eric Christians. (Front) Guy Freescn. Larry Knight. Jane Shoemaker, Bruce Riegel. A.F.S. CLUB Row 1, L-R: Ruth Wiedenmann, Eeva Laukkanen, Sarah Rust, Guy Freesen. Vicky Fredericks, Mauro De. Barroso. Row 2, L-R: Eileen Westburg, Didier Charpentier. Jane Freiburg, Gail Bradney. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS L-R: Mauro DeBarroso, is a Junior from Rio de Janeiro. Brazil; Living with Mr. Manuel Velasco; YFU Eeva Laukkanen. is a Senior from Ummcljoki. Finland; Living with Mr. Paul Rust; ICYE Diego Trujillo, is a Senior from Pereira, Columbia; Living with Mr. Charles Heilbrink. YFU Didier Charpentier. is a Senior from Argensavil, France; Living with Mr. Walt Matthews. YFU YFU Youth For Understanding • ICYE International Christian Youth Exchange (not pictured) Ycsper Wcrncbcrg. a Senior from Copenhagen, Denmark. Living with Col. Fernandes. YFU Myong Suk Nam, a Junior from Seoul. Korea. Living with Mr. Kenneth Merwin. (Michael) Mynong Hoon Nam, a Junior from Seoul, Korea. Living with Rev. Dale Robb. Group For Auto Safety (L-R) Kevin Hyatt, Jeni Bringman, Renee Childers, Cathy Irlam, Advisor — James Churchill, Chuck Bowen. (L-R) Mary Nergenah, Terry Votsmier, Don Tharp, Larry Knight, Mary Clement, Rick Fry, Jay Anders, Bill Ronat. Richard Buchanan, Bruce Riegal, Ken Widner, Gordon Mason. Elvin Bethel, Chip Craddock, Pat Sorenson, Cheri Palman, Kirk Meyer.and Marty Cockerill. (Sitting) Jeff Curtis, Stan Fanning. 129 (Row 1 L-R) P. Sorenson, K. Meyer, C. Craddock. C. Northrop. T. Chapman. E. Hewitt, M. Nergenah, R. McCulley, A. Schrocttcr. T. Votsmicr, K. Marshall. (Row 2 L-R) C. l ortado, M. Hopper. M. Spradlin, B. Quigg, I. Parrott, D. Jess, N. Spargo, J. Poole, T. Syler, D. Danish. K. Kinsell, L. Nielson. K. Overturf, R. Bettis, L. McCollough, M. Mills. K. Dalton, L. Klaus, J. Middleton, R. Jackson, D. Williams, B. Dietz. (Row 3 L-R) S. Mason. P. Wilkinson, M. Proffitt, J. Gotschall, C. Cox. R. Adams, K. Colton. B. Roegge, D. Lowery, J. Anders, G. Ahlquist, T. Mason, P. Walz, J. Mosley, S. Byers, D. Schrocttcr, S. Pratt, M. Marlene. M. Cockerill. E. Bethel, G. Mason, P. Gish. S. Spradlin, C. Pahlmann, S. Stevens. (Row 4 L.-R) S. Gonzalez, M. W'etherell, J. Covey. B. Riegel, K. Weidner. B. Ronat. R. Buchanan. E. Rhodes, M. Schneider, D. Tharp. M. Hayes. P. Benz. R. Fry, J. Waggener, S. W'hitton. T. Emrick, D. Saylor, M. Clement. (Row 5 L-R) T. Mathews, M. Mundinger, J. Cunningham. S. Hembrough, J. Surratt, M. Meyers, J. Stanberry, V. Perabeau, D. Graber, K. Heller. T. Jones, S. Richards, J. Curtis, B. Henderson, L. W ilson, S. Fanning, L. Gardner, E. Rose. M. Barwick. J.H.S. ORCHESTRA (Back L-R) Mr. Hayter, L. Ninmer, R. Bettis, E. Hewitt, M. Nergenah, P. Sorrenson. K. Meyer, G. Ahlquist, S. Pratt. J. Anders. (Standing) P. Crone. (Front L-R) M. Graham, B. Smith, J. Freiburg, D. Woods. M. Moulder, K. Decker. J. Freiburg, S. Mitchell. 130 SYMPHONIC BAND MIXED CHORUS (Row I L-R) Eileen Westberg, Liz Zimmer, Kathy White, Jim Stan-berry, Joyce Hembrough, Cheryl Patterson, Coieen Taylor, Mary Smith, Sylvia Laurent. (Row 2 L-R) Margaret Wilson, S. Padgett, Susan Potts. Rhonda Walls, Jennie Poole, Bill Plemitscher, Becky Knapp. Judy Kozma. Shari Markillic. Debbie Provo, Pat Jumper. Sherri Mitchell. (Row 3 L-R) Becky Havlin, Pam Crone, Joe Thompson. Robert Yates, Jeff Waggoner, Elvin Bethel, Diane Cole. Jan Mason. Cheryl Opperman, Jayne Merwin, Bonnie Dietz, Mary Provo. CONCERT CHOIR (Front L-R) Sue Jordan, Sylvia Blackburn. Tammy Elsome, Beth Longo, Debbie Lowery, John Hayter. (Middle L-R) Rac Ellen Jackson, Cindy Fawkes. Larry Knight, Bill Ronat, Chuck Bowen, Emily Hewitt, Mary Buren. (Back L-R) Chris Runkcl, Bill Garner, Richard McDaniels. Richard Lowery, Russell Taylor, Lyncllcn Jarrctt. CRIMSON BATON TWIRLERS Pam Gish « CRIMSON “J” STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS EDITORS (L-R) Terrie Votsmicr Copy Editor, Chris Brune Senior Editor, Cindy Davidsmeycr and Jane Thorsen Organizations Editors, Lisa Coyle Photography Editor, Girls’ Sports Editor. Bob Fairfield Boys’ Sports Editor, Jenny Norris and Cathy Irlam Activities Editors. Marcia Vorhcs Editor-in-Chief, Cindy Bailey Academics Editor. Cindy List — Underclass and Faculty Editor. Cindy Large Business Manager Motorcycles furnished by Sports City of Jacksonville. INKBLOT (L-R) Cindy Fortado, Mary Fernandes, Steve Gross, Anita Schroetter. (L-R) Rhea McCulley, Lori Ecker, Marcia Vorhes. (Not Pictured) Terrie Votsmier. Gail Bradney, Vicki Perabeau, Advisor — Mrs. Savage. The 1975 Academic School Year is a most exciting and interesting period for the City Government of Jacksonville. We have now entered into our 151st year as a municipality — Jacksonville was founded April 26, 1825. The Sesquicentennial is truly an outstanding memorial to our total community progress. We as citizens of Jacksonville are celebrating this Sesquicentennial year in many fitting ways, but of greatest interest is the completion of the decade’s work on our new Central Park Plaza and the continued construction of more modern and better means of transportation into and out of our City. Certainly the next 150 years will be as bright as the last 150 have been. CITY OFFICIALS and EMPLOYEES mute s “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” — L.J. Cardinal Suenens MacMurray College Jacksonville, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF'75 Bruce Cassens Ron Crawford James Deck Dennis Gregory James Henderson J. Richard Turner INSURANCE AGENTS LIFE • HEALTH • HOMEOWNERS • AWO • HAIL The Country Companies. Home of the World’s Greatest Hamburger BURGER CHEF 403 E. Morton Henry Nelch Son Co. 725 East College Avenue Jacksonville, Illinois 62650 ANDREWS LUMBER COMPANY Steinheimer Drug Store 237 West State St. Robert Turner Insurance Real Estate PHONE 245-9557 Complete Prescription Service 610 N. Prairie Jacksonville, III. BAPTIST ELECTRONIC SUPPLY CO., INC. 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For those dress special occasions the Emporium’s second floor is the place to go. See you at the Emporium, just off the Plaza on State Street. Compliments of Spink Insurance Agency 513 W. Morgan 245-4169 t i Mt MORGAN QFPVICECOMW THECAMERA SHOP 52 Central Park Plaza Jacksonville, Illinois Keep A Record of Your School Days in Pictures” Lincoln Square Shopping Center Jacksonville, Illinois Open 7:00 am —11:00 pm. Sun thru Thur. Midnights Friday and Saturday McDonald’s is YOUR kind of place. Compliments of The way you like ’em best! McDonald’s Hamburgers 100% BEEF GROUND FRESH PREPARED WITH CARE HOT OFF THE GRILL ON TOASTED BUN UM-M-M-M GOOD! Come in any time. The service is fast our prices are right! MORGANCOUNTY SERVICE COMPANY A Farmer Owned Member of the FS System, serving the Farmers and residents of Morgan County with their agricultural requirements of Petroleum products. Tires, LP Gas, Foods, Seeds, Steel Products and Fertilizers. FARMERS STATE BANK ' III HIST (IIP1IT ILL-MO WELDING PRODUCTS COMPANY 555 Sandusky West Side of Plaza RedWing Nunn Bush Red Cross Cobbies E.T. Wright Front Row RUTH JEAN’S “distinctive fashions for children young jrs. 50 Central Park Plaza Phone 309-694-4371 112 N. Main Creve Coeur, III. SPORT CITY INC XJ Phone 217-243-6402 1010 N. Main Jacksonville, III. Compliments of Carole Jean IGA Jacksonville and Winchester JCPenney We know what you're looking for. Lincoln Square Shopping Center 501 S. Main 143-3913 DEPARTMENT STORE’ SOUTHEAST CORNER CENTRAL PARK PLAZA JACKSONVILLE ILLINOIS 62650 Accessories 1st Floor and Jr. Sportswear and Lingerie 2nd Floor BLACK HAWK VILLAGE BLACKHAWK VILLAGE MOTEL RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE Phone: Motel 245-2187 Restaurant 245-2828 U.S. 36 East Jacksonville, Illinois A SUBSIDIARY OF WETTERAU INCORPORATED 1809 West Morton Jacksonville, Illinois Largest tape and record department in town! 23 Central Park Plaza Don Gales SPORTS SHOP DON GUSTINE Phone 243-3897 Jacksonville, Illinois 62650 Phone 243-6434 GALE WALTRIP Phone 243-1001 To the Class of’75 Murray Studio, Inc. 15 Central Park Plaza 243-2717 “Congratulations Class of 75” Midland Farm Home Supply 803 So. Diamond Jacksonville Quality Merchandise . . . Low Prices . . . Friendly Service Commercial Steel Fabricators, Inc. Structural Steel for Buildings Bridges 205 Allen Ave. 245-9710 The 1974-75 school year has ended and so have the games . . but everyone is a winner! 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