Kansas High School - Kanillio Yearbook (Kansas, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1970 volume:

l2?3f W? ga: 'I' , rx- an, ,N -I N. i ' Pi-JZ . J- J. ..f ga p---- ,--. ...... KANILLIO 1970 l , 1 ' 1 a THE NINETEEN SEVENTY KANSAS HIGH SCHOOL KANSAS, ILLINOIS 1 izf V235 E mi 6 Dedication wni W, W Y HM, , X y 1 1 X, , , 5 Li Li 'E v 5 , 2 1 3 Q 1 5 i in Q41 IVIr. Gathman... a Friend to All We, the staff of the 1970 Kanillio dedicate our yearbook to one of our most admired and respected teachers, Mr. Dennis Gathman. From our association with him during the past two years, we have recognized his integrity and sincerity in guiding us. We have come to know that whenever we needed help while struggling through Biology I and Il, Chemistry, and Physics, that he would be there with help and encouragement. His patient and able spon- sorship of class meetings, the Homecoming Dance, and the Junior-Senior Prom is greatly appreciated by the Junior Class. Mr. Gathman has actively participated in extracurricular activities. He has been one of our biggest supporters of the athletic program, backing the Bulldogs not only at basketball games, where he has been scorekeeper and fan bus sponsor, but in track and baseball as well. I We have learned great lessons from his 'fwizardlyn teaching and have spent many memorable hours in lab, even though sometimes many of us hit a usnagf' In knowing him, we have come to recognize Mr. Gathman not only as an out- standing teacher, but as a man with an amiable and genial personality, who has un selfishly given his time, energy, and knowledge to the well being of the entire stu- dent body. Truly, Mr. Gathman, you are a friend to us all, Administration sf fi: A Arthur Leeth, Superintendent Mr. Shoot, principal of KHS a short two years, has served his position well. His avid interest in the well-being of the student body is made evident by the fact that he is a friend to all. Often the man behind the scenes is not appreciated for he is given the respon- sibility ofthe enforcements of rules. However, this individual is often the backbone of the good educational system. Good Leadership... an Essential Not only is Mr. Leeth efficient as a superintendent, but also during his three years at KHS, he has contributed his time by occasionally filling in as a substitute teacher. His interest in the students is shown by his watchful eye and his persistant attendance at all school activities. For a responsibility so tremendous . . . ajob well done. John D. Shoot, Principal WW! 'r Mr. Leeth, Superintendent K. H. S. LeElla Cook: School Treasurer Albert Schneider, Robert Baker, Reece Hanner, Harold Harmon, Robert Waller, Harlan Guyer, Leland Hawkins, Arthur Leeth Faculty I H Mrs. Rebecca Andrews, Girls P.E. Mrs. Majorie Ballinger, Mathematics. 1969 KHS Faculty 5 Q K --,, , Mrs. Lucille Carwell, Home Economics. Mrs. June Cooper, Guidance, World Problems, and World History. Q l2 Faculty Mrs. Galey Cox, Art. Mr. Dennis Gathmann, Sciences. Miss Karen Keiser, English IIl,IV, and French. f zffm Mrs. Mary Hackcti. English 1. II,IlI. SRL 'ef MWA Mu M.. xx J 'Ms'-Q E Mrs. Kathy Lighthall, Business. Mr. Ron Smith, Agriculture, Drivers Education. 'V 9:52. 5'N 'A Y JQf's5I3i94fFX'fYZa5l.'firifT?'5 s1'ss3:P:+g V953 'ili5'f?5Q1fli Si'faig'12 fU w SffHIi4feeiQfgggsggeslexfizeiiii A 5553155225 X f -- we 1 me - Q1mfHxelffwsewfgffffweM , . . i.,rrr,,.., .L 1 Q . . if . . - , jig -5 X -.ef f i. W., ...W V i , -. vw , - 1, 2 4: , N ' A. if sz A , A .Qs .s z ' :H 1 Haze--swP5014.1sQm-22.5-Qsssiyizggf , ,F - - A N5 ' .9554 ' ::: -- ..':E:.. H 7 ' ' -:uk ,,fYV:ifZ51l'i1?Cf5?X-Qi:T2?fi??Z,fSg'j:QKSEQKQEE-5215-Q' . 1' li ' E: K .L -. . , i,r.u,. ,, rr., Q. , . , ee ' 1' 1 Qi 7 K 1 M' - - - ,, , F -.:. 5 .Z inyxir , gfggqg ., , - N.. gi . N Meryl - Mrferfegrskx 511: iz: ' Wxwliiiiiif-iififii 'xiii f - are :iff-2215 ' 51595 si 1 .mrs 2, 5 ., , fgsx-gg' ff Q pg . if , 'wif Wei f x . .. Q- S Q. ,, r r - N 'M ix ' fy' fs -he-:V ,ifg , fig: .. X '- -Q - r '- ':i:5',ffQ3ffT:fEzz z , ,N Q ' -2 . ez: . f 'ES -r . A- Y ffsgsrsflfiwf-sxsssiwi 221 .W Wx -:Wa-.WE-. 'Z :rr -- R - f , ' f ' .ffzrfrii . , . url. . M,rer..... .., S . me , . ,. Mr. Allen Price, Industrial Arts. M, 5 4+ Q T' Mrs. Karen Rezabek, Music. 14 Faculty Mrs. Glenna White, Librarian, English IV. Mr. Terry Woods, Boys P.E., Coach. 512' 2 .diwg VW-ig fffw' .Un 2 I f' Z1 H. ,-f-fm, .wmwfm Q Mrs. Gerald Boyer, School Secretary l 'l Marvin Kirkham, Custodian Ray Boyer, Custodian BUS DRIVERS: Charles Moody, Bob Sinclair, Ann Brant, Charles Brant Behind the scenes.. Many people Work very hard to help make Kansas High School run smoothly. Whether delivering students to and from school, preparing hot lunches, handling the business matters or just keeping everything in good working order, these little peoplen, although often forgotten, play an es- sential part of KHS. 9 www COOKS: Esther Hawkins, Alice Wilhoit, Iris Tribby Dean Hamer, Calvin Cook, and Kenneth Williams. ,411 nfl' Unit Secretary, Mrs, Grover Seafler Custodian, Harold Wright w 1 w 1 T The purpose ot' the student council is to develop self-control, self-reliance and leadership in the students who participate in the activities oi' our school. lt should also be the mean by which an effort for better corninu nication between students and faculty are developed. As our student council has not been very active, it is desired that it does become so with the aid of its sponsor. Mr. Shoot. and that it does become the voice ofthe student body. Win L WBELVI 1 STLDE N 4 7 1669 up cou-tcm. W .nmnnyunsu W Student Council . .An Unheard Voice C Lp 'A M u . L 1 Mx , X if or U ROW ONE: Danny Wright, Russ Brenamin, Mr. Shoot, Jane Conine, Joyce Hawkins. ROW TWO: Roger I-lonnold. Pam Herrington ljoug Honnold. David Fell, Charles Kern, Luanne Sinclair, Barb Hunt, Reece Honnold. 20 Student Council Jane Conine, President w Joyce Hawkins, Secretary-Treasurer Russ Brcnamin, Vice-President SEAT Treas Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are the qualities a student must have to be a member of the Kan sas High School National Honor Society. The N.H.S. is made up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors chosen by the faculty. Induction ceremonies are held in the spring and the fall of each year. In the fall juniors and seniors only are inducted, and in the spring sophomores are elected as probationary members. In the following fall these newly inducted sophomores re- ceive full membership. The Honor Society sponsors many activities each year such as: a Carnival, an alumni basketball game and chilli supper for the Myra Barker Scholarship Fund, and the student exchange days. This year the members have added to their activities a tutoring plan. Other students who want help ask the N.H.S. members for tutoring during school free periods or after school. Also the N.H.S. is planning to have a College Day this year. in which a panel of college stu- dents are asked questions as to college itself. Two worthy seniors of the N.H.S. are chosen by ED: Mandy Hutchinson, President. STANDING: Mary Saxton, other members ofthe Society to lake Z1 Preliminary ufCf1B0b Tate, WCC Pfmdenfl Jane Conine, SQCWWIY- Scholastic Aptitude Test which offers them the chance for additional assistance for their college education. It is a great privilege for a student to be in the N.H.S. and a great honor as well. ROW ONE: Joyce Hawkins, Barb Hunt, Jane Conine, Marylee Hawkins, Mary Saxton. ROW TWO: Mandy Hutchinson, Wanda Huston, Lois Turner. Melanie Honnold. ROW THREE: Keith Honnold, David Fell, Bob Tate, Dale Farr, Denny Huston. 22 Nation al Honor Society National Honor Society NATIONAL NONOI SOCIITY swgz 555 YA LS ,- Gaining ,.. For Tomorrow i U F! Experience ' i SEATED: Camille Hammond, Secretary, Kathy Waller, Vice President: Rosie Motley. Treasurer. STANDING: Bill Williamson, President. 24 F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America for the year 1969-70, con- sisted of eleven members. These students became enthusiastic at the beginning of the year and made plans with other schools to have exchange days. The club helped emensely with the Grade School Christmas program by making costumes, helping with the children, and taking care of stage props. This is one activity that the FTA really enjoys doing and looks forward to it each year. Other plans include the Teacher of the Year Award, given to the outstanding teacher who has been more than a teacher to the stu- dents and who is always willing to be of help to them. The FTA members also serve as teacher assistants at the grade school. ROW ONE: Mrs. Cooper, sponsor: Melanie Honnold. Ida Wright. ROW TWO: Bill Williamson, Russ Breneman. ROW THREE: Artie Leeth, Kathy Waller, Rosie Motley, Camille Hammond, Cathy Martin, Sue Hanner, Martha Saxton. Parlez-vous Francais? Through the supervision of Miss Keiser, the French students learn more about French life. Early in November, they enter- tained the Letterman's Club with a supper and skit at the annual French Banquet. Each year they sponsor a booth at the National Honor Society Carnival. They build their vocabulary by con- versations and grammar drills. French is open to the whole high school and it is offered in two courses. On the whole, French is enjoyed by all who take it ROW ONE: Libby Stiff, Vice President: Mandy Hutch- inson, President: Carol Webb, Secretary. ROW TWO: Pam Herrington, Sergeant-at-armsg Becky Simpson, Trea- SUICI. ROW ONE: Pam Herrington, Lois Turner, Hutchinson, Julie Hawkins, Suzanne Shade TWO: Libby Stiff, Barb Hunt, Lisa Krisher Luanne Sinclair, Mandy , Gail Heltsley. ROW , Becky Simpson, Ann Hughes. ROW THREE: Susie Marrs, Carol Webb, Cheryl Hood, Melanie Honnold. ROW FOUR: Debbie Leonard, Chris Boyer, Becky Kloker, David Wright, Joyce Hawkins. ROW FIVE: Martha Saxton, Ida Wright, Sue Hanner, Cathy Martin, Charles Kern. ROW SIX: Miss Keiser, Gary Heningman, Bill Guyer, John Fell, Keith Bouslog, Reece Honnold, Don Humphrey. SEATED: Roger Hon- nold, Artie Leeth, Dale Farr, Keith Honnold, Ed Moore, David Fell. Marylee Hawkins, not pictured. French Club 25 Future Homemakers of America. . . Planning Homes for Tomorrow S l : ' 0 Q0 ' A-7 gg' 9 :1 S Eg .sg 6 ' s' '91 C wo DNEW HO ROW ONE: Wanda Huston, Patty Goble, Lois Turner, Sherry Bellinger, Miriam Kirkham, Jane Conine, Edwina Clay, Sue Bussart Jane Richey. ROW TWO: Mrs. Carwell, Suzanne Slater, Sandy Miller, Kay Carpenter, Pam Fugua, Brenda Barnhart, Mary Bottom, Jill Biggs, Diana Thomas, Brenda Miller, Donna Grafton, Suzy Marrs. ROW THREE: Nancy Bottom, Mary Kay Couch, Sue Getche, Kathy Coffey, Kathy Simmons, Carol Hawkins, Kathy Kime, Carol Heath, Camille Hammond, and Barb Hunt. 26 F.H.A. OFFICERS: Lois Turner, Vice President: Sherry Bellinger, Secretary: Patty Goble. Re- porterg Miriam Kirkham. Presidentg Jane Conine. Parliamentarian: Edwina Clay. Historian: and Wanda Huston, Treasurer. The objective ot' FHA is to help in- dividuals improve personal, family, and community living. Purposes include the promotion of growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home- making. emphasis on the importance ot' worthy home membership, and encouragement of wholesome individ- ual and group recreation. Under the profound leadership. Chapter President Miriam Kirkhani. members have planned various ac- tivities for the 1969-70 year including Daddy Date Night, taking the Mothers out to supper. a trip similar to the Chicago Trip they had last spring. and Family Night. ROW ONE: Brian Baily, Mr. Smith, Bob Tate, Tom Cosat, Danny Wright, Doug Honnold, Jim Tate, Keith Honnold. ROW TWO Dick Camp, John Fell, Bill Nichols, Leon Bussart, Alan Clay, Larry Kuykendall, Randy Coffey, Roger Camp, Reecc Honnold. ROW THREE: David Camp, John Cosat, Mike Helstlcy, Gary Goble, Albert Hawkins, Kenny Markwell, Leslie Conine, Roger Honnold. ROW FOUR: Max Hawkins, Kirt Martin, Jerry Pinnell, Lowell Turner, Pat Camp, Dale Farr, Charles Blair. The Future Farmers of America is an organization devoted to leadership and development ofthe student. The Kansas Chapter of the Future Farmers with thirty-one members this year, has a new advisor, Mr. Ron CSnuffyj Smith. Under his supervision, the club brought an exciting event to its community. The Texas Cowgirls, a complete girl basketball team came to Kansas and played a game against a local team. This game was enjoyed by young and old alike. The F.F.A. participates in many activities. One 78FFA. such activity was a corn yield contest which was won by Lowell Turner with a 198.4 bushels of corn an acre standing. Several other boys from the Kansas F.F.A. were in the top ten. The Kansas Chapter has also participated in a Land Use and Selection Contest and a Parlimentary Procedure Contest, they won both. This years Sweetheart ofthe Kansas Chapter is Joyce Hawkins. The F.F.A. has many plans for the future and wc hope they are successful in everything they do. Future Farmers of America. . . Developing High Stanolrads 411'-ff-rag, ,, 0 S29-:Pia 'Z' 'nq ' K Ooh - N 9! u 'X Q, N L Fi A X 3 h S 2 W uuoeb U g ,, ff,7f,, f,,. mfg: ZW H 1 , ,W , ,Ji fe 1314.1 Q1 ,V , A.,, reg f5 -I Mr. Smith, Advisor: Jim Tate, Sentinalg Keith Honnold, Reporterg Doug Honnold. Treasurerg Danny Wright, Secretary: Tom Cosat, Vice President: Bob Tate. President. The Industrial Arts Club this year is a new organization. The club is under the supervision of Mr. Allen Price. Mr. Price has brought a new meaning to I n d U al the club. The club makes projects and sells them. One of the first projects was a gun stock, the second and a A C I U b - - - little more difficult was a cedar chest. D I I S K I I I A committee of 8 to 10 boys were picked to do the job. The club besides ev e 0 p I n Q I S building projects helps the boys learn as they work. lt gives them a chance to fC r th 9 F U t U r e do something for themselves. ROW ONE: David Seafler, David Fell, Steve Barnhart, Denny Huston, Mr. Price, Leon Bussart. ROW TWO: Doug Sloat, Larry Haw- kins, Rick Daniels, Bob Simons, Richard Camp, Roger Camp, Ross Bennett, Richard Myers. ROW THREE: Kevin Bennett, Bob Washburn, Mike Thompson, Don Sinclair, Mickey Couch, Edwin Huston, James Pyles, Terry Watson. 30 Industrial Arts x W 1 Should We let him out now? Caught in the act! David Fell, Sec.-Treas.3 Steve Barnhart, Vice-Pres.g Denny Huston, Pres. ROW ONE: Jill Biggs, Sue Getche, Gail Heltsley, Cheryl Hood, Lisa Krisher, Chris Boyer, Librariarfsl Sue Getche checks outa book for Ed Huston. Luanne Sinclair, Suzanne Shade, Mrs. White, Janette Webb, Pam Fuqua, Mary Saxton, Jane Coninc, Kathy Simons, Joyce Hawkins, Marylee Hawkins, Diana Thomas. ROW TOW: Reece Honnold, Doug Sloat, Keith Bouslog, Bill Guyer, John Fell, Dale Farr, Artic Leeth, lidwin Huston, Bob Simons. Keith Honnold. Roger Honnold. 32 Llbl'Zll'l2lll,S Club Club '69-'70 Keeping the library in order for the entire school is a bigjob. The twenty-seven members of this year's Librarians Club have various jobs which help keep the library running smoothly. These include checking books in and out. re- pairing books, keeping magazines in order, assisting other students in finding books and providing a bulletin board display for each month. This year, as a special money-making project, the Librar- ian's Club is selling paperback books. With this money, they hope to buy new books for the library. The assistance and cooperation shown by the student librarians are greatly appreciated by sponsor, Mrs. Glenna White. OFFICERS: Jane Conine, Secretary: Joyce Hawkins. Treasurer. Mary Saxton. Vice Presidentg Dale liarr, President. Mrs, Glenna White. Sponsor. The Girl's Athletic Association of Kansas High School consists of thirty-six members. Under the direction of Mrs. Rebecca Andrews, the organization is one of the most active here at K.H.S. G.A.A. participates in a number of activities that include bowling, archery, basketball, softball and other organized sports. For the past two years, the club has sold candy to raise money for the purpose of sending one delegate to Leadership Camp. During the basketball season, each of the seventeen new members Wore a bulldog costume and was a mascot for the Varsity game. Being a part of their initiation, this was a new project this year and has been very successful. The purpose of every G.A.A. is to develop its members' accuracy and form in play, knowledge of game rules, and to in- still in them, the practice of good sportsmanship. We feel that the organization has been successful in all aspects. OFFICERS: Camille Hammond, Vice Pres- ident, Ida Wright, Treasurer, Mary Saxton, Secretary, Lois Turner, Presidentg Marylee Hawkins, Chaplain. 34 G.A.A. ROW ONE: Rosie Motley, Kathy Waller, Mary Saxton, Ida Wright, Lois Truner. Camille Hammond, Marylee Hawkins, Mandy Hutchinson, Mrs. Andrews. ROW TWO: Melanie Honnold, Jill Biggs, Patty Goble, Gail Heltsley, Barb Hunt, Donna Honnold, Becky Kloker, Anne Hughes, Julie Hawkins, Cheryl Hood, Susie Getche, Meri Kay Couch, Diana Thomas. ROW THREE: Joyce Hawkins, Susie Heath, Luanne Sinclair, Chris Boyer, Libby Stiff, Cathy Martin, Sue Hanner, Janette Webb, Suzanne Shade, Carol Webb. Martha Saxton, Suzy Marrs, Lisa Krisher, Kay Carpenter, Cathy Coffey. its mag Girls Athletic Association . flu-193-SWF? ll!ae:'k ft-fltjfzi.-iff, i AN l H X 1 I H JJ , ,. ,. ,. .V M X it. 'ul f ' C , ,- Wliiflu 1 J' pri ' ' M zn 1if' ff rf- 5 v K 4 v 'A.: 0,, el , , V , 1 V 3, , X ' ' ,- P' I' r H .. , , , , . ' , 4- A 1 . i :lj 11', Q qui, P b rr Q W. in 112,199 , 'l e p LJ 3 Z H 17 V 1MXi'5.iQ, Y f '2., Eiwiwiif. if at e l ROW ONE: Julie Hawkins, Joyce Hawkins, Sue Hanner, Cathy Martin, Libby Stiff, Mandy Hutchison, Rosie Motley, Suzy Marrs, Martha Saxton, Lois Turner. ROW TWO: Dale Farr, Keith Honnold, Artie Leeth, Camille Hammond, Ida Wright, Tom Cosat, Max Hawkins, Jerry Pinnell. ROW THREE: Sue Bussart, Donna Grafton, Melanie Honnold, Barb Hunt, Carol Heath, Jill Biggs, Edwinna Clay, Jeanette Webb, Mary Saxton, Jane Conine, Bob Tate. ROW FOUR: Gale Helstley, Brenda Miller, Nancy Bottom, Margaret Caine, Donna Honnold, Patty Goble Carlo Webb, Kathy Waller, Cristie,Boyer, Luanne Sinclair, Lisa Krisher. ROW FIVE: Suzanne Shade, Keith Bouslog, Bob Washburn, Charles Kern, Don Humphrey, Denny Huston, Danny Carpenter, Steve Barnhart, John Cosat, David Wright. 36 Pep Club The Pep Club, along with the new gym has done much to boost the spirit of the Bulldogs this season. The mem- bers can be seen at all games Wearing their Bulldog Buttons and can be heard with their over-whelming cheers for Victory. Along with other accomplishments they make signs for games and put on skits for Pep Assemblies. No matter what the outcome, the Pep Club Won't let the team down, On to VICTORY. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: President: Camille Hammondg Vice-Pres ident: Ida Wright: Secretary: Tom Cosat. 38 Band 1970 Kansas Band A12121 1A.:,. Q, M- EW I I ' AA'AAA T R I' WWWWA F W ROW ONE: Donna Grafton. ROW TWO: Brenda Miller, Barb Hunt, Martha Saxton. ROW THREE: Carol Hawkins, Marylee Hawkins, Jim Pyles. John Ifell. ROW FOUR: Dale Farr, Julie Hawkins, Sue Hanner, Keith Honnold. ROW FIVE: David Fell, Patty Goble, Reece Honnold. Melanie Honnold. ROW SIX: Margaret Cain, Becky Kloker, Suzanne Shade, Meri Kay Couch. ROW SEVEN: Mandy Hutchinson, Joyce Hawkins, Sandy Miller, Roger Honnold, ROW EIGHT: Libby Stiff, Carol Webb, Artie Leeth. 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' it X ll K The Kansas High School Band under the direction of Mrs. Karen Rezabek, is very active this year as they partici- pated in the annual Eastern Homecoming in early Novem- ber. The thirty piece band appears several times throughout the year, playing at all home basketball games, a Christmas Concert, a Spring Concert and Graduation in May. The band Works hard practicing for solo and ensemble contest sponsored by the Illinois High School Association. Many band members received high awards at this contest. Many people were proud to see the Kansas Band out and march- ing again. rection of Mrs. Karen Rezabek. The chorus consisted of 40 members. This was an all time high. The Chorus' activities ranged from Christmas and Spring Concerts to singing for Womenls Club and participating in Illinois State High School Contests. As every one knows, a chorus can not be without the able assistance of the piano and its players. Lois Turner and Melanie Honnold, two talented young ladies proved invaluable to the group. DIRECTOR: Mrs. Karen Rezabeck. Chorus 1969-70 l ROW ONE: Julie Hawkins, Becky Kloker, Cathy Kime, Luanne Sinclair, Lisa Krisher, Barb Hunt, Mandy Hutchinson, Cathy Martin, Sue Getche, Lois Turner, Melanie Honnold, Sue Bussart, Director: Mrs. Razabeck. ROW TWO: Wanda Huston, Cheryl Hood, Patty Goble, Donna Honnold, Suzanne Shade, Artie Leeth. Roger Honnold, Diane Thomas, Kay Carpenter, Mari Kay Couch, Brenda Miller, Donna Grafton, Christi Boyer, Suzy Marrs. ROW THREE: Ida Wright, Brenda Barnhart, Carol Webb, Libby Stiff, Keith - Honnold, Neil Bradford, Reece Honnold, Margaret Cain, Sandy Miller, Carol Heath, Carol Hawkins, Suzanne Slater, Kathy Coffey, Jiri Biggs. 40 Chorus This year the 1969 Kansas Chorus was under the di- MADRIGALSZ ROW ONE: Brenda Miller, Mandy Hutchinson, Melanie l-lonnold, Diane Thomas ROW TWO: Reece Honnold, Keith Honnold, Artie Leeth, Neil Bradford, Roger l-lonold. Z -w ACCOMPANIST: Lois Turner, Melanie l-lonnold. Jerry Pinnell Denny Huston Irv Bottom Vice-President Dale Farr President Doug Honnold The Lettermanls Club is made up of fifteen members this year. Eight of these members are seniors, five are juniors, and two are sophomores. The president of the Lettermanas Club is Denny Huston, vice-president, Jerry Pinnellg and secretary- ! I Letterman s Tom Cosat Danny Wright 42 Lettermans Club Keith Honnold Lowell Turner John Cosat treasurer, Danny Carpenter. The sponsor for the Letterman's Club is Coach Terry Woods. This fall the club sold buttons and hats for the fans to wear to games and used the profit made for new socks for the varsity players. C I U b 1 Neil Bradford Steve Barrlhatt Dan Carpenter Secretary-Treasurer Bob Tate Coach Woods Don Humphrey 44H Homecoming 1969 Queen Camille Hammond Luanne Sinclair, Alan Clay, Lois Turner, Dave Fell, Rosie Motley, Don Sinclair, Queen Camille Hammond, King Denny Huston, Sherry Bellinger, Jerry Pinnell, Libby Stiff, and Bob Washburn. After many hours of hard work from the Junior Class, the 1969 Homecoming was a big success. Decorated in bright autumn color, the dance went under the theme 'Tall Festival? Highlighting the evening Was the Coronation of Queen Camille Hammond and King Dennis Huston. The King and Queen are selected by the student body and is a complete secret up to the moment they are announced, which adds to the excitement of the evening. QUEEN: Camille Hammond, KING: Denny Huston. SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Rosy Motley, Don Sinclair. SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Sherry Bellinger, Jerry Pinnell 46 Homecoming Nm .gh -wi X , N .. ' . JUNIOR ATTENDANTSZ Lois Turner, David Fell. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTSi Libby Stiff, Bob Washburn. FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS: Luanne Sinclair, Alan Clay Sponsor, Mrs. Cox, who spent many evenings patiently giving everyone a helpful hand, and who aided us in presenting this 1970 Kanillio to you. Junior Editor, David Fell, Treasurer, Lois Turner, Secretary, Joyce Hawkins, Editor, Jane Conine. As the Kanillio staff of 1970 learned, it takes a great deal of time, effort, and patience to put a yearbook such as this one together. The year started out with the election of three officers: Junior Editor, Secretary, and Treasurer. Then all four officers and their sponsor, Mrs. Cox, attended a yearbook seminar at the University of Illinois sponsored by the Inter-Col- legiate Press. It then fell into full swing with every member doing his best to sell many Ads and Boosters to raise money for this yearbook. Time flew as staff mem- bers spent many evenings redoing layouts, placing them on final mats, and writing copy. After all of this had been done, everything was turned in to Mrs. Cox who proofread every page and then mailed them to the publishers. As time ran out, it became a mad rush as there was much copy to be made and more money to be raised. Even though there were many disappointments, not one staff member would say that they didnit have fun. 48 Kanillio Staff Kanillio Staff 1970 ROW ONE: Keith Honnold, Mary Saxton, Janette Webb, Marylee Hawkins, Camille Hammond, Lois Turner, Melanie Honnold, Joyce Hawkins, Mrs. Cox. ROW TWO: David Fell, Artie Leeth, Dale Farr, Martha Saxton, Cathy Martin, Kathy Waller, Brenda Miller, Sherry Bellinger, Jane Conine. ROW THREE: Pat Camp, Neal Bradford, Doug Sloat, Keith Bouslog. Sports Varsity Baseball ROW ONE: Bill Guyer, Dan Carpenter, Bill Nichols, Ross Bennett, Larry Kuykendall, David Wright, Paul Hughes, Tom Cosat. and Denny Huston. ROW TWO: Les Conine, Ed Moore, John Cosat, Bob Washburn, Don Humphrey, Jerry Pinnell, Irv Bottom, Danny Wright, Doug Honnold, Neil Bradford, and Coach Terry Woods. The Kansas High School baseball record this year was 4 84 4. This record does not quite show how good the Bulldogs were . . . The Bulldogs played a team from Indiana twice, the results beign l SL l. Of four conference games, Kansas won 3. The team boasted of three excellent pitchers, two of which will be gone next year. The three were Denny Huston, Jerry Pinnell, and Neil Bradford. Denny closed the season with a 4 XL 4 record, while Jerry had a 2 8a l, and Neil a O SL l record. Our best hitter of the season was pitcher Denny Huston. His average was .51 6. Don Humphrey, second in hitting for Kansas, had an average of .500. Out of the regular starters, lrv Bottom, Jerry Pinnell, John Cosat, Doug Honnold, Neil Bradford, Tom Cosat, Danny Wright, and Denny Huston, only Doug Hon- V, nold, Neil Bradford, and Tom Cosat will Q I be returning next year. f Varsity Baseball 51 1970 Varsity Basketball Team ROW ONE: Denny Huston, Keith Honnold, John Cosat, Neil Bradford, Larry Kuykendall, Brian Bailey, Manager. ROW TWO: Coach Terry Woods, Doug Honnold, Bob Tate, Lowell Turner, Jerry Pinnell, Irv Bottom, Bob Washburn, Dan Carpenter, Manager. Kansas get that jumpball! Sink it, Irv, Sink it! 52 Varsity Basketball Denny Huston, Senior Lowell Turner, Junior Irv Bottom, Senior 7 I I ' 7 7 Bulldogs Starting 6? Bob Tate, Senior John Cosat, Senior Jerry Pinnell, Senior Junior Varsity Basketball 1. .. W,..v,..W,..v,.. ,. ROW ONE: Brian Bailey, Managerg Doug Honnold, David Wright, Keith Honnold, Neil Bradford, Larry Kuykendall, Reece Honnold Ross Bennett. ROW TWO: Coach Terry Woods, Don Humphrey, Ed Moore, Danny Wright, Dale Farr, Bob Washburn, Steve Barn- hart, Bill Guyer, Dan Carpenter, Manager. 54 Junior Varsity Basketball Verslty Cheerleaders The Varsity Cheerleaders have really Worked hard this year. Martha Saxton, Lois Turner, Mandy Hutchin- son, Rosie Motley, and Suzy Marrs have added a great deal of spirit and vivacity to the cheering section. Last summer, four of these hard-working girls attended Cheerleading Camp Where they Won one outstanding and two honorable mention ribbons. These tive girls also worked at bake sales and work days in which they earned money to buy their uniforms. If anyone deserves credit for ambition ingenuity, and down-right hard Work, these devoted girls do. 56 Cheerleaders The Junior Varsity cheerleaders, consisting of Cathy Martin Sue Hanner, Joyce Hawkins, Libby Stiff, and Julie Hawkins, have done a very good job this year in supporting the JV team and promoting spirit among the Kansas fans. Although many people don't consider the JV team as important as the Varsity these five girls have stood behind the team all the way urging them on and encouraging the fans to back their team. J.V. Cheerleaders CHEERLEADERS: Joyce Hawkins, Cathy Martin, Libby Stiff, Sue Hanner, Julie Hawkins. 7 LIGHTWEIGHT CHEERLEADERS: Carla Cline, Melinda Kirkham, Cindy Leonard, and Colleen Hammond. LIGHTWEIGHT TEAM: ROW ONE: Doug Rardin, Manager, John Nichols, Rick Bottom, Jim Saxton, John Hutchinson, Jerry Bussart, Mark Decker, and Roland Buttram. ROW TWO: Dale Sinclair, Billy Stiff, Ron Humphrey, Paul Bishop, Brad Moore, Mike Decker, and Mitch Camp. 58 Jr. High Sports ,. s, JR. HIGH BASEBALL ROW ONE: Brad Moore,i Taber, Billy Stiff, Eric Leeth, and Coach Price. Decker, Ron Humphrey, Mark Decker, and Ron The Grade School Athletic Depart- ment, under the unique supervision of Coach Price, started off the year with a new insight after moving into the new part of the school. Proving this is their baseball record which was per- fect throughout the District and Re- gional Conferences, up to the Sectional , where they were finally defeated. The size of this year's team is some- A what smaller, but size made no dif- ference as their determination was great, again, possibly because of their improved schooling. l l Q I 2 ws 7 Hz' rf' 'ix V s if HEAVYWEIGHT CHEERLEADERS: Melinda Hawkins, Debbie Wright Gale Gough, Sr Debbie Conine. Mitch Camp, John Hutchinson, Tommy Grissom, Jerry Bussart, Tom ROW TWO: John Nichols. Steve Hood, Bob Webb, Bill Miller, Mike Heltsley. ln basketball, the Bullpups have brought attention to our school, thus developing a new pride in our town. For instance, everybody was thrilled when our Jr. High Team defeated the Crestwood Eagles and also when Shiloh recognized our power. The cheerleaders this year have not only persisted in promoting school spirit, but have also brought about a Change in cheering, which has been proven successful with the 6-l record. HEAVYWEIGHT TEAM ROW ONE: Tommy Grissom, John Hutchinson, Jerry Bussart, Mike Decker, Lyle Hawkins, and Phillip Goble. ROW TWO: Coach Price, Steve Hood, Bill Miller, Bob Webb, Eric Leeth, Ron Hcltsley, Charles Huston. Seniors 925552121 SPONSORS: Miss Keiser, Mr. Woodsg President, Jane Conineg Secretary, Mary Saxtong Vice- Prcsident, John Cosatp Treasurer. Bob Tate. Seniors. . .Lookto Tomorrow 62Seniors Steve Barnhart Sherry Bellinger Charles Blair Russ Breneman Edwina Clay John Cosat Sue Bussart This year the seniors have looked back on all the experiences they have had. They have remem- bered the prom, the homecoming, work days, ballgames, fresh-soph parties, initiation, and many more events. Some thay may wish to remember and some they may want to forget. But most of them would say that they Wouldn't have been the same Without them. Donna Grafton Danny Carpentar Jane Conine Camille Hammond Max Hawkins Miriam Kirkham Jerry Pinnell 64 Seniors Denny Huston Mandy Hutchinson When the class of '70 entered its senior year, members ot' the class began to think about what they would be doing in the future. The fact that this was their last year of high school caused quite a bit of excitement. Application for en- trance into college and deciding upon the field he wished to enter kept the average senior busy. ln December they measured for caps and gowns and the excitement began to grow rapidly. Then, the big night camefgraduation night. As he receives his diploma he thinks, HNow is my time and l'm on my own. Lookout world, here l Rosie Motley Come ,, Mary Saxton Don Sinclair Suzanne Slater Robert Tate Lori Thompson Mike Thompson Kathy Waller Janette Webb Bill Williamson Danny Wright Underclassmen X , wx X X F5 55 PFS X k 5 if QR Q T 5' ' '-sf: X Xi-Q. 1 ua! 22 - 2 ' lighten n-. r RSM 35 vim 592 5 se , AQ i X E 3 ,gi sf , Q li 1 X it is sr B ,...,, .Q .... q:.i: . ..s,.6. . S r. 1 :L,, .. . J -:swf-.M -z 'Fifi 'Sai 68 Juniors Kevin Bennett Pat Camp Kathy Coffey Leslie Conine Tom Cosat Mickey Couch Dale Farr David Fell Gary Goble Sue Hanner Carol Hawkins Joyce Hawkins Marylee Hawkins Keith Honnold Melanie Honnold Daniel Hughes Don Humphrey Barb Hunt Wanda Huston Artie Leeth Suzy Marrs Cathy Martin Ron McKinney Brenda Miller Martha Saxton Lois Turner Lowell Turner Frank Vail Terry Watson Ida Wright Juniors.. .Discovering Upperclassman Responsibilities After a long summer's wait, the Class of '71 looked forward to receiving their class rings and becoming full- tledged Juniors. Filled with excitement the Juniors, in full swing, con- tinued the year's many activities by planning an annual i Homecoming. Using the theme of Fall Festival the dance was a big success except for one sharp pointli' With these two events behind them, the Prom prepara- tions and their Senior year awaits them with new and differ- ent experiences. ROW ONE: Lois Turner, Business Managerg Sue Hanner, Secretaryg Brenda Miller, Vice Presidentg Marylee Hawkins, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Mrs. Lighthall, Sponsorg Lowell Turner, Business Managerg Davey lfell, President: Dale Farr. Business Managerg Mr. Gathmann, Sponsor. Ross Bennett Jill Biggs Nancy Bottom Keith Bouselog Neil Bradford wr E. - -I s gs? sf as QN Leon Bussart Margaret Caine Richard Camp Roger Camp Randy Coffee 70 Sophomores Maureen Gallion Patty Goble Albert Hawkins Larry Hawkins Carol Sue Heath Mike Helstley Pam Herrington Donna Honnold Doug Honnold Paul Hughes One ofthe big highlights ofthe Sophomore year is Driver Education Class. This is a time that has been looked forward to for years. Mr. Smith should be commended for his leader- ship and bravery through the ordeal. Sophomores Class of 667275 This year has been jam-packed with loads of exciting activities performed by the sophomore class. They started off on the right foot by engaging themselves in a work-day to ring up the dollar signs. This money was put to good use a short time later when the class sponsored a welcoming party for the freshman class. This was only the beginning of a fun-filled year, with a great deal more to come. if K Charles Kerns V 'A ' VA'. ' 'M g Larry Kuykendall D Q ' a ll Debbie Leonard V T 4 Kenny Markxvell A Sandra Miller ,V Q ' ,Q ii,ii,i i of lid Moore Richard Myers David SeatTer Becky Simpson A33 Doug Sloat Libby Stiff .lim Tate Bob Washburn Carol Webb David Wright Clue Mrs. Galey Cox. sponsor: Pam Herrington, Vice Pres- ident: Carol Webb, Treasurerg David Wright, Secretary, Doug Hormold, Prcsidentg Mr. Ron Smith, sponsor. kb, at .tg A , at 'tw X-. i A Wi, ' 'W' f 4 ,S f L 6 f i',?1 '2 ,gg J- V -V sew At are ,twwff , ga Yr A f Z' E V f Q 4 A X X WM X!! , f-ff-, -,,,,fw, .tt it-Qszf a f x , O ., . ,. r m' if z'wazff: ,K E 5 J f 9 r Ug?'ft1Q42ikf , -1- f, f ew-'E uf-4'7f'W e :, f?W'z ,i ' ,, ' 'If , fzeief 211 - , , flzilil- ' .il Miele, , , ffl My I., , , My -2 if ,, ,. fr f ' :av . 4 4555 f i if 2 , J gr ' f ' ff? i :II i, ':?,f 52:22 -f '- ,,,.AA A E'f f arl , , ' l 72 Freshmen Y gy is X 4 -W Q f 31 are sw V Mimi Kgbfagssiifzwfs ' H213 245595291 wifes mzfwvf' www? 5 JW, , Q ,W Kflisiife, A ' f- f r.. 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Freshmen Elementary and Junior Hugh Mrs. Cunningham Kindergarten Mrs. Troll 2ND Grade Mrs. Cox 4TH Grade 5 r r ,www .sssw 5 N 1-glass i t vwmh k Ng Ii K S Y sci X . Ez lin ish . . ,, so Q . x, M Q K ge Y N Mrs. Farr Remedial reading 76 Elementary Faculty ,fs V, r Q wh aw., .gf 1, ' 3 ,Q - ff' Vw' -A f'f,ls1+'!zI:.+,,e r V .Vg , ,,,,F.,,r 5 V' ' :LTLWE l ,.'L.g44Sff -'mf' rm Mrs. Ellison 1ST Grade Mrs. Walters 3RD Grade Mrs. Smith 5TH Grade Mrs. Richey Music f fx.. . '3' a QQQCQGYCQ ' ' f I M z ff 51 We e i 'K frljf .WWW Mrs. Jacobs 1ST Grade Mrs. Williams 2ND Grade Mrs. Walker 3 RD Grade ,M,.,. sy Miss Sexton 4TH Grade ,ef M.rs. 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Tom Anderson Roland Bennett Paul Bishop Jerry Bussart Janice Buttram Carla Cline Terry Coffey Tommy Coffey Debbie Conine Mike Decker Jeanine Fell Kathy Gilmore Pam Gordon Tommy Grissom Lyle Hawkins Sheila Hawkins Ron Heltsley Steve Hood Anthony Hughes Ron Hamphrey Chuck Huston Robin Justice Janet Kirby Eric Leeth Steve Leonard Linda Megginson Linda Melton Bill Miller Roger Myers Cathy Rardin Debra Sloat Eddie Tribby Susan Vail Tom Taber Teena Walden Beth Webb Bob Webb Shirley Witherspoon Debbie Wright l 1 F ,. i f ,iz .M L 2 Q A sa, , 'vs' fy -ey b , if new 4 5' ,' ,f,,f4:a2' S f jtf ,g M, LL, E , .ww V i f ,E , ' , ' i I tm h, iii , we ,2 ia W 'if KZ i ZH L,,- Seventh Grade v LV elv., fr ' ,A We Ns V 1' K 1f'k4? e ,,, 5- w w , ,L . -I -l E,,:a..:'2 -iz I 3 lzhwwwy 32235 1 -woff. ' is 1 FNS, V ' ' ' ' 17 it is , . ,,.. fr , 3, ,. R , , . - ,r ,4,+,f,M,- - , 5-, aft, fe .W - .I 1 uf V, ,V,, W ' -a i -f, ,,..,, l A Y if if rg . Aims' ik A ,214 QQ I W ,VLV . haf J r X y 4 Y f 3 5 f ,. 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E, lg E E my I X k Q ig s f ' i fi? x P X . ,J 7,..' .wg3.Ff - Shirley Adkins Ronna Apple Vicki Bennett Suzanne Brant Kevin Brimner John Brinderhoff Selena Brinkerhoff Becky Burnside Hilda Clutteur Rick Cottle Lisa Couch Doug Evans Wes Fitzjarrald Rachel Hassix Kevin Hale Julie Hawkins Louise Heningman Jim Hukill Donna Humphres Lisa Kirchner Mike Livingston Jean Nay .John Nay Scott Neal Stacy Newhart Kim Rardin Todd Rardin Kim Rhoads Sarah Saucerman James Sexton Greg Simons Teresa Tuggle Dwayne Walters Brian Waltz Doit Wells Steve Wilson Jay Winkler Rusty Witmer Penny Wright Junior High Chorus ROW ONE: Mrs. Richey, Roland Bennett, Beth Webb, Gail Gough, Tom Taber. ROW TWO: Bob Webb, Eric Leeth, Steve Hood, Tom Grissom. Junior High Band ROW ONE: Jeanine Fell, Debra Sloat, Mike Decker, Wesley Humphres, Philip Goble, Brad Moore, Melinda Kirkman, Melinda Haw- kins. ROW TWO: Tammy Couch, Yvonne Tribby, Kenny Hawkins, Eddie Tribby. Jr. High Chorus and Band 87 Patron Power Jim's Pharmacy, Inc Ph 465 4114 202 N IVI P III I-' '.ll.. l:..! Aoord Grain Co Master lVlix Feeds Complete Grain, Feed and Fertilizer Senfice Phone 948-2411 Kansas, Illinois lg l 'iiizir lglg' .-:li l gll gl. If I v nn: . it fifilg. :Z-.I-Q .,...:, n':: ' nzdlglx Vp-'I-I I mln'- l' I ' A' l' X ll l I :V .Q 4 u ' n I AI ff 111.1 1X - uf Y ' x '11 fi 1' -1,-1,11--,f . 1 1 N.,Nf11,i .,1., 111, , , X 1 X11 ' 1' ! 11! 1ff1J 1 1 1 '11 1 11 ' 11 11' X fx 1' 11 1 1' 11 1 11 X1 J 11 1' ' X1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 X 1 q I I 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 11 1 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1, 1' 1 1 11 11 111 ' 11 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 U ,lj ' 1 1, 1 1 1 1-1 1 1V 1, -1,11 xl f-,11 1,,11 U1111! 'U 1,1 1, 1 11 ' 1, H, 1, 1 1, -1 ,1 ' GOUGH CHEVROLET 1 1 ii, , ,- , . ,, thu: - '-'1 111 . in V Q . ' 1 ? Q 1 1 dx -,,,1-:i r... J ' 'f if if Q -in -1 -1 ' f M4 .., 1 ,Jh--- 1 A ,j x T f e f f T E 5 C M rrre flight' H N D f U Q11 if O R ir 5 Y gf N C H if -f fi ' ff: . , ' f 6. 1 -f v ' 1. 7 if Q, 1' 4 ,W rf Sunday The Inter church council ji? wif Fast Courteous Car-Hop Service Phone 345-6446 For Prompt Carry-out Service T-BAR-H - -t um ,ge , , ' Wi sf 1 '- sf: ua W .' 's J' W-. Y 4' time ,f-Y ' ix 0 Squire ' Western 303 vv. Lincoln Ave., Charleston, iii. y H Pnonez 345-2162 THE HERITAGE new location the west side of the square Charleston, lll. features: sportswear-dresses-coats lingerie and hosiery Sizes Open Daily 3 thru 20 Friday Evening RARDIN GRAIN CG. Grain-Feed-Fertilizer Kansas, Illinois Warrington, III THE EDGAR COUNTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Paris, Illinois Serving this area since 1873 f'IVIake this bank your business home QSUIQN 091 x Ugg Q . gr 9 5 DEIPGSITS E O Q 2 M VHOVID g BANKNG ALT OK ig!! ,rim This Fleet of Ready-IVlix Trucks Is Ready to Serve You! Prompt Service-High Quality-Lovv Cost ZIIVIIVIEFRLY READY-IVIIX CO. CURL'S GROCERY Fresh Meats and Vegetables Open 7 Days a week 8:00 A.lVI.-9:30 P.IVl. Paris Illinois Compliments of HORACE LINK 8t COMPANY t'The Store of Furniture Home Furnishings Frigidaire Appliances Floor Coverings Phone-463-0613 Paris Illinois CAVINS 8t i3niDwEi.i.'s BAY,-ES SUPERIVIARKET A Whole City Block of Convenient Food Shopping 501 West Court University On Village Campus Paris Illinois Shopping Center Downtown-Westside Square BEL-AIR LANES 1310 East Street Compliments of ., Bowl Where You Are Always IVIAR-CHRIS welcome GIFT Snack Bar-Pro-Shop Charleston Illinois BOB'S STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Tires 8t Batteries Phone 948-2121 RARDIN AND COOK Auto Accessories Hardware Full line of Sargent Paints Phone 948-2251 Kansas Illinois Kansas Iliinois JERR Y 'S EDGAR COUNTY i Building and Loan Association MARKET 204 West Court Street paris Illinois 211 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE PARIS, IllINOIS PARKWAY FURNITURE Paris, Illinois Open 12 noon 'till 8 P.lVl. lDaily Except Sundayl Good Quality Home Furnishings Also Exclusive Dealer For Magnavox Home Entertainment Products GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE G. E. Appliances Television, Tires, Batteries, Wheel Alignment, Complete Brake 8t Front End Work On The Farm Service 301 West Court St. Paris, Illinois 465-0743 Compliments of DRS. DART 8t TAYLOR R. R. No. 3 Paris Illinois HARIVION PACKING CO. Custom Processing 3 Packing Meat for Home Freezer lVleat Curing 466-2800 R.R. No.6 Paris Illinois ART REESE H 8m H PACKING CO. H at H 'feoi.oENnoor' Brand IVI t Roofing, siding ea S 8t Lumber Co. 0 Plumbing, Heating Sheet Metal phone Phone Phone 4634030 400-4000 466-1020 , , , Corner of Clay 8t Stevens Paris Illinois Paris, Illinois 61944 Cleaners Drive in VVinclovv Service Established 1946 Pick-up 81 Delivery Phone DI 5-4546 Charleston BYRD'S Around the curve on South 4th. 2500 4th KENNY'S RECORD SHOP 1139 6th Street Phone 345-7414 Charleston Illinois PEARIVIAN PHARMACY South Side of the Square In Paris Tom Hebermehl 8t B. J. Dvvyer- Your Pharmacists Call Collect 465-0552 Compliments of F. P. KLOKEB CHAS. KIRCHNER 8m SON INC. Lumber 81 Hardware Kansas Marshall Casey Compliments of OAKLAND NATIONAL BANK Oakland, lllinois Member FDIC Deposits Insured to 315,000.00 Certificates of Deposits fi ,000 or over 5'M,l Pass Book Savings l4'f!0l RALSTON PURINA CO. Check-R-Board Feed Store Grind and Mix Bulk Delivery Grain Storage Bank Paris, Illinois Springfield Road Don Camp, Manager FP-87 OYANAIVIID FARIVI SUPPLY Po. Box 326 Ph. 465-3120 Paris, Illinois VVm. C. Stevens, Mgr. Jack Sturgeon, Asst. EDGAR COUNTY SEED COMPANY Field Seeds Hybrid Corn Chemicals Phone 463-4050 220 W. Washington St. Paris, Illinois AGRE GRAIN COMPANY Dealers in Grain Paris Metcalf 465-4134 887-2295 Brocton 385-2392 Best Wishesnfo the Class MARATHON 1970 Corner IViain 8i Jasper Sts. 24 Hour Wrecker Service Paris, Illinois DON 81 GENELLE TROLL OINDERELLA BEAUTY KINTZ SALON SALES 81 SERVICE Where You Auto Go 948-3271 Kansas, Illinois For the Woman Who Cares Phone-948-3991 Kansas, Illinois NEAL'S GARAGE 84 BODY SHOP Phone 948-2491 E. -R f- 'f 'Tw fi Kansas, Illinois lNYART,S Shoe Shoes For The KKNOVV7l Generation North Side of Square Charleston, III. Lo VICTOR SHORT TANK WAGON SERVICE Kansas, Illinois Phone 948-3423 948-2321 MARATHON IRISH FLORIST Potted Plants 621 West Jasper Street Phone 446-5185 Paris, Illinois W- 'lr 631 K 2 '15 - 'E lk I ff difgggflil KANSAS DRUG STORE Food Cosmetics Drugs Cards Phone 948-2261 IVIr. 8 IVIrs. Jim Cox, Prop. Open 7 Days A Week Kansas, Illinois A A L lVIost Complete Store in Paris Just Say Charge It'I Paris Illinois PARIS GENERAL TIRE INC. Paris, Illinois 61944 1701-1703 S. IVIain Street Phone 465-1525 81 465-1530 Compliments of HORACE LINK 81 COMPANY Ll The store of furniture Home Furnishings Frigidaire Appliances Floor Coverings Phone 463-0613 Paris Illinois MOSS GRAIN CO. Bonded Warehouse Paris, Illinois PH I LGAS Community Gas Service Paris, Illinois DORRIS PHARMACY L. E. DOrriS R. Ph. J. R. Dorris R. Ph. Registered Pharmacist on Duty at All Times 102 E. Court Street Free Delivery Phone 465-0063 Paris, Illinois WRIGHT INSURANCE AGENCY 39 Years of Service Kansas Illinois 948-2231 Good Luck Seniors COUNTRY DEB Doris E. Buokler 346-5231 SLAUGHTER VVomen's Apparel-Nelly Don, Gay Gibson, Bleeker Street Kat' WWTWGY-SD0VfSW93V Meat For The Freezer Phone 346-5321 Aileens, Jane Colby Oakland illinois Hallmark Greeting Cards Oakland, Illinois LEHMAN'S Compliments of H8tL UPHOLSTERY SHOP Fabrics-Supplies-Repairs 121 E. Illinois Street Harry and Laueta Marrs Phone 948-2831 Kansas illinois Quality Clothing for the VVhole Family for over 50 Yearsg Featuring Hart, Sohaffner 8 Marx Clothing For Men, Ladies ..... Visit the Bon Marche Shop For All Your Fashion Needs. Second Floor East Side Square Paris, Illinois COUNTRY COIVIPANIES' INSURANCE Lewis Barker-Special Agent O. W. Homann-Agency Manager Farm Bureau Building Paris, Illinois Tel. 463-0842 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SALES 8t SERVICE 306 West Jasper St. Phone 465-0812 Paris, Illinois Compliments of Prepare for a Beauty Culture Career At: ooLEs COUNTY ggff gg'IRg,E sf-wines at Lof-xixi BEAUTY CULTURE it u fii I i 400 sixth Street I ' Charleston Illinois Paris 12210 N. Main SI' Illinois Phone 463-5010 BGB HICKIVIAN Buick-Olds-Pontiac 1600 Lincoln Charleston, Illinois 61920 WIIVISATT IVIOTORS, INC 215 West Washington St. Paris, Illinois Phone 465-4111 OPTOMETRISTS: DR. FRANCIS W. CHITTICK DR W T . AL. ERJ.Bl.UMTHAL. DR.Wll.LlAM J. BALL DR. ROBERT B. SCHWARZ EST. 1 C pl tf th Kansas High School Librarians Club 110 BOOSTERS Compliments of FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BEST WISHES FROM NHS TO OUR GRADUATING MEMBERS OF 1970 Compliments ot RANKINS GULF STATION, Oakland, Illinois Compliments of RHOADS FORD SALES, Oakland, Illinois Compliments of BRADHAM'S JEWELER, Paris, Illinois Compliments of HILL 8t SHAFER, Charleston, Illinois Compliments of HANFT'S JEWELRY STORE, Charleston, Illinois Compliments of JACK'S 8 DRESSWELL SHOPS, Charleston, Illinois Compliments of KENNY'S RECORD SHOP, Charleston, Illinois Compliments of SECURITY ROOFING 8t SIDING COMPANY, Charleston, Compliments of GANO WELDING SUPPLIES, Charleston, Illinois Compliments of COFFEY'S Compliments of SUSIE'S GROCERY, Open Seven Days A Week Compliments of MARY SUE'S TOT SHOP, Paris, Illinois Compliments of PIPER HARDWARE, Paris, Illinois Compliments of ELSIE TATE Compliments of HELFRICH'S FLORIST, Paris, Illinois Compliments of KLIP N KURL KORNER Compliments of LANMAN'S HARDWARE, Charleston, Illinois Compliments of COFFEE TIME, Charleston, Illinois Compliments of MR. St MRS. DAMON HALL 81 RON GAINES JOHN O. KIME, SR.-Anhydrous, Ammonia, and 8270 Nitrogen Compliments of LAMB AUTO SALES, Paris, Illinois Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. C. A. PIKE Compliments of MARVA'S BEAUTY SHOP, Marva Wright Compliments of WILHOIT AUTO EXCHANGE, Paris, Illinois Compliments of LIVE BAIT, Willis M. Johnson, Jr., Paris, Illinois Compliments of PARIS BAKERY, Paris, Illinois KANSAS JOURNAL, The Community's Newspaper For Over 90 Years Compliments of SUTTON 8t SON FUNERAL HOMES, Kansas St Paris, Illinois Compliments of RURAL KING SUPPLY, Paris, Illinois Compliments of KERRICK BROTHERS TRUCK COMPANY, Paris, Illinois Compliments of CLARENCE C. WILHOIT Compliments of FINDLEY GROCERY, Grandview, Illinois Compliments of OWEN COX St SON, Paris, Illinois Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. ZENO LAUHER Compliments of TABER FURNITURE-Reese Duzan, Oakland, Illinois Compliments of McCALL'S VARIETY STORES, Oakland 8t Newman, Illinois Compliments of WIGGINTON HARDWARE, Oakland, Illinois Compliments of LAURA TATE AND FAMILY Compliments of LEWIS BARKER Compliments of ALBERT, HELEN, LARRY, St LINDA SCHNEIDER Compliments of SMITH SHOE STORE, Paris, Illinois Compliments of EDGAR COUNTY FARM BUREAU, Paris, Illinois Compliments of THE CONINE FAMILY Compliments of MR. St MRS. BILL COX Compliments of THE BEN HONNOLD FAMILY Compliments of RAYMOND BARR Compliments of WOODY'S REPAIR, Oakland, Illinois Compliments of THE LEDGER-MESSENGER, Oakland, Illinois Compliments of DR. DANIEL A. PALACIOS, Oakland, Illinois Compliments of ARTHUR 8t EMMA LEETH St SONS Compliments of FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Compliments of GAA Compliments of TABER SUNDRIES-The store that's different, Oakland, Ill. Illinois Senior Activities Senior Activities STEVE BARNHART-Track l,2,3,4g Basketball 4g Class President lgHomecoming King Candidate lgStudent Council 2,3g Industrial Arts Club l,2,3,4g Vice President 4g Letterman's Club 3,4g Vice Pres. 3. SHERRY BELLINGER-Student Council lg Class Representative l g FHA 3,4g Secretary 4g Librarian's Club 3g Pep Club 2,3g Homecoming Queen Candidate 4g Kanillio Staff 4. CHARLIE BLAIRfVo. Agriculturals l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2g Baseball l,3. IRV BOTTOM-Industrial Arts Club l,2,3g Letterman's Club 2,3,4g Class President 3g Baseball l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Homecoming Attendant 3g Student Council 3g Pep Club 2g Treasurer 2. RUSS BRENEMAN-Track l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3g Baseball l,2g Industrial Arts Club l,2,3,4g Student Council 4g Vice President 4g FTA 4g Cheerleader Election Panel. SUE BUSSARTfGAA lg FHA l,2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4. DANNY CARPENTER-Industrial arts club l,2g Basketball Manager l,2,3,4g Track Statistician 3g Baseball 2g Manager lg Statistician 3,4g Lettermanis Club 3g Secretary-Treasurer 4g Pep Club l,2,3,4. EDWINA CLAY-FHA l,2,3,4g Historian 4g Pep Club 2,4. JANE CONINE-Class Play lg Latin Club l,2g Contest lgPep Club l,2,3,4g Librarian's Club l,2,3,4g Reporter 2g President 3g Secretary 4g GAA l,3g Chorus 3g Student Council 4g President 4g Class President 4g Business Manager 3g Kanillio Staff 3,4g Junior Editor 3g Editor 4g NHS 3,4g Secretary 4g FHA Parliamentarian 4. JOHN COSAT-FFA l,2,3.4g Soil Judging Team 3g Parliamentary Procedure Contest 3g Basketball l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Letterman's Club 3,4g Vice President 4g Student Council 3g Class Secretary lg Class Vice-President 4g Pep Club 2,4. DONNA GRAFTON-Latin Club l g GAA lg FHA 2,3 ,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Librarianls Club 3g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Pom-Pom Squad 4. CAMILLE HAMMOND-GAA 1,2,3,4g Vice President 4g FTA 3',4g Secretary 4g Bulldogs Bark 2g Latin Club l,2g Librarian's Club l,2g Homecoming Queen Candidate 2g Homecoming Queen 4g Cheerleader 3g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Pres. 4. MAX HAWKINS-FFA l,2,3,4g Reporter Zg Band lg Latin Club lgBaseball l,2g Manager 3g Basketball l,2,3g Kanillio Staff 3. DENNY HUSTON-Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Industrial Arts Club l,2,3,4g President 4g Class Vice President lgPep Club 2,3,4g Junior Aid 3 g Homecoming King 4g National Honor Society 4. 112 Senior Activities Senior Activities MANDY HUTCHINSON-Pep Club 1,233,43 GAA 13233343 Band l,2,3 343 Chorus 13233343 Music Contest 233,43 Latin Club 1,23 Librarianis Club 1,23 National Honor Society 2,3,4g President 43 Varsity Cheerleader 3343 Home- coming Queen Candidate 1g Madrigals 334. MIRIAM KIRKHAMMFHA 1,233 ,43 Historian 23Parlia1T1er1tarian 33 President 43 GAA l,2,3Q Chorus 33 Home- coming Queen Attendant 33 Pep Club 1,23 Class Vice President 3. ROSIE MOTLEY-GAA 1,233,43 FTA 2,3343 Treasurer 43 Student Council 1 3 Latin Club 1,23 Class Vice President 23 Business Manager 33 Cheerleader 43 Homecoming Queen Candidate 43 Pep Club 1,233 343 Chorus 1,233. JERRY PINNELL-Basketball 1,2,3,4Z Most Valuable Player 23 Baseball 1,233 343 Track 132,3,43 Latin Club 1323 FPA 132,334g Secretary 33 Lettermanis Club 13233 343 Class President 13 Pep Club 1343 Homecoming King Candi- date 43 Student Council 132. MARY SAXTON-Latin Club 1,23 Librarian's Club 132,3 343 Secretary 33 Vice President 43 GAA 1,3 343 Secretary 43 Pep Club 13233,43 Treasurer 33 Student Council 23 National Honor Society 3343 Treasurer 43 Kanillio Staff43 Class Secretary 43 Chorus 2,3g Band 1,233,4. DON SINCLAIR-Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4g Homecoming King Candidate 43 Pep Club 13 Band 1,2. SUZANNE SLATER-FHA 132,3,43 Chorus 13233343 GAA 13233. BOB TATE-Baseball lg Basketball 13233343 Track 13233343 Letterman's Club 3343 National Honor Society 3,43 Vice President 43 Latin Club 1,23 FFA l,2,3,4g Sentinal 23 President 43 Class Treasurer 1,3343 Pep Club 4. MIKE THOMPSONfIndustrial Arts Club l,2,334g Basketball 1,23 Class Secretary 2. KATHY WALLER4GAA l32,3,43 FTA 233,43 Vice President 43 Latin Club 1,23 Pep Club 1,233 343 Kanillio Staff 43 Newspaper Staff 2. JANETTE WEBBYLatin Club 1323 Class Treasurer 23 Librarian's Club l,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,233,43 Kanillio Staff 43 GAA 1,3343 Illini Girlis State 3. DANNY WRIGHT-FFA 13233 343 Section 43 Class Secretary 33 Student Council 43 Baseball 3,43 Basketball 3,43 Track 33 Lettermanis Club 334. BILL WILLIAMSON4FTA 3,43 President 43 Chorus 13 French Club 3. l 14 Memorial ,, 5 ffai -,Mw3V'f1fp ,g 1 ,-ff :wr .,,A 524537 ' 2igfrf-tzg5QQi?sei1:r'f4'7,wWfQSwing 5,3-at f 9713 7 'Ar Wlf ffziai lf :iff-9 lfi'C5,2! K at , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,. LU,, F f fs 1925 'M-1Qzztes2frf:z4eSfEe5gEw ra7,Qvre-ssfrrreftftrw at A , e H X5 92 V4 igawy my ,r , MW .,, f we any M y -as , M ,Ha 1 :Z',:fi4?'f ,Z :xl ln the trying times of today, too often We forget the the true patriotism that is present in the hearts of our servicemen. We, the 1970 Kanillio Staff Wish to dedicate this page in memory of one such service- man, Lt. James L. Rhodes, who gave his life on October 10, 1969, While serving our country in Viet Nam. Jim was well liked and personable and will be greatly missed by those who knew him as the young man who served his community as well as his country. We could neither expect, nor ask for more. if J L .--wp-I--V .f.-w,..v,,N.1 -aww Y..- -,,Y. ,.-Y -, ,f.,-:-,,-- -V.. -.-.Y Yl , fn .Jax-q-all.. I s I i -vm 1291.1 1- P I f , - E