La Moille High School - Highlights Yearbook (La Moille, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

V � I i Presented by the Senior Class of LAMOILLE HIGH SCHOOL LaMoille, Illinois We dedicate this annual to Orville Moore whose enthusiasm, wit, and good humor will always be an inspiration to those who knew him. 2 IFand Russia j'{ jgh un(i«Tsta rTiTy|j;| s ways,’ M i OreBL.'j who .: o iis lft - u i Cm docs not believe ft ll ever go IK other the -,M;,hri'-s kmw r;k-.;i%:' utii.s! prebit f. i u ll 1 ikedfl k� 'n accept d ! ■ ' I’nited sl iljfliSii'il I L lieu stinfl ®t ehinteerinft ‘JjmuT histoi -i las fildml Lr or. ha adafl iiiVfJJr h thi Amcrii Thur: Although 1 MKe the edul li ysten Fre. I feel that) s lax. Russian sl J|en tantly be on thl fi®ed. while the eduq SfSflFdepends more on ’ul2ftnVn ° lx'rs°nali ambition of each ii fj'Whe adds. 3S riIssigned to give tvvoi rfiSLaftute speeches on vM M- Virgol I )tl speech el.lS.s. eeh’blft :iini| dau mqp chairnv ee In at present i typik of scmiJ bhe strength A ftiis ee ■ 1 S e 111 ■ |: N 1 V the lo led tne 'viduals ;i r re iginal idea: he results ii. as manyJ [ some £I |� ts elabt Lous hi | fir ring ir some d •rent ton y as a pi UThe first bent's bit ft: :• thedsJ I- rests J lent by I ■or I.incjf p studen ADMINISTRATION mn®. mmt of S ucatcoK cucCe efc Oux ScCucatio . FRONT ROW: Arthur Hild, Henry Stuepfert, Dayton Pope. TOP ROW: George Keutzer, Herbert Neill, Donald Norris, and Frank Schultz. Sc ooC wtccfrciC Office Secnefrviy 4 MR. DEAN R. MADSEN MRS. MILDRED DAVIS iTion.il tB| l (hat thiv ;in books. Tiflbntooriod i %j yjtfrsi v v T±x i | u M i li'lilul Ills. solcljrrH irriangz NI is fences the reader H HN • '■ . ir J §.• ' Party in K I. (ir.itn.i’ie stylV memo. Storm” W look—the storm 9 passions, of naturim ics modern historyl rth a new world fJ S general nl (1 lust r;.. tn..thl Uj per-ch. and’ |vV' i filled with scenes1 citable Impact; the mps in the Ice and .ihl feth Gnttn Lloyd Bt with Mr. Ben cy as speaker, mly. chemistry ed that the fojj fa ■ w :■ u David Slim resident of ntroduced who n prej '-•uruil of I Nubs Wild IRENE BOWER Social Studies English. 13 years DOMINIC MARCHIANDO Science. 4 years EMMA LOU HARLAN EH MEN GILLINGHAM Agriculture. 5 years English, Librarian, Dramatics. 1 year JAMES MEADOWS French Geography. 1 year EUNICE RICHMOND Home Economics. 3 years CARROLL DOERNER Mathematics, Mech. Drawing, Asst. Coach Boys' Phys. Ed. 3 years MADELYN CRAIL Vocal Music. 2 years BETTY MADSEN Girls' Phys. Ed. 4 1 2 years STANLEY CICIORA Band and Instrumental Music. 5 years BESSIE STEM Commerce. 26 years PAUL KIMREY Coach, Boys’ Phys. Ed., Driver Ed. 3 years 6 “Su4 D%CV€n Bob Hild, John Blackwell, Alvin Tuntland, Frank Haefner, Albert Skaggs, Don Slutz. NOT PICTURED: Stanley Ciciora. Caroline Bauer, Gladys Telkamp i Neal Drummer John Schwabenland Swab the deck, boys. Speed tests require concentration. Lazy living! Another test. Coach? Smile everyone! Study hard, people! 8 The perfect class???? Here's a real study hall! SENIORS Jt.rMlit; istmaster. Larrs B fjrd o v e r U p r o g r ;fm B ijfobcrl Q inscoc. prAn ;jf ■ Boarcf of EducatioJ -M before tl meal was be, ometry. a forein scionct anr jy JI j d iCTeJToratl Ad inl-edj Engl world lil' j . bui and businejk mat arts, and gyn� aaa| elective sub J ’ii'in slB TWed knelt :rown rbara. Jiia si aRi. sw unfit: ?W: wf. '.jij 1' ' .� j'l ■ neon Sits at Head T.'li Kg __ 1 retiring queen, Ba K§ hrr -dtencVl ttr: .... - f- ;‘jf ■1 isK i'i 1 -J ed at tile head tiilStlyI ' )' : ; M isv behind the featured scenes from c |P rican life. Also nrying out Idzpi- theme were tn urngrum 1 rs' c rawn Barba Nlkil|. blHUjjttflyl )n the banquet tables !■ I net s of fit vt i s along Lvhn'rnR' l' ,Md silver t ipers and iwiiw'piV'H -1'“ l jl!t'-d States :Hb ■ f Ih. It--ard of Kdue H -‘; i •.« iv. v m-Im.o1 otlieialsHH '{■ I'Ui t Were seated . SBj h r table BBf Sophomores Serve iV' i! n snph.imorflH tf - dir. etion of Miss HB Irak, the neal eonsist K ' •;! AiUd pineapple coektailBgg ‘•r r?‘ '• raiyk' • s;,k' dressing, HH ■ f-ar w Inpped potatoes, b HS vard Jmiin fludy Line. Bid Bol iors. have b«i a scholarships Ward, who minster CollcgoBB receive a $285 rl oition for his freH r-'fiks in tile uppH of the senior i lasB A Curators' SchH S1 “b t• • vn .ir.i tinti.H Was awarded BiiH plans to attenriH Si I Mine. .«H| Jin 1% rfeeivedHi 1 i.; i:det, w ... i,i ('■8 . ■ frfc ed mi i m ■: •;!? llo !• .,'} rid ........••: I is a tmtp ggW p.. . . - . •. '• • fi.. “i - tfv - WriH'2 Li!ii40tfjwr iSntnfi In our final year at L.C.H.S. we elected the following officers: Mr. Dean Madsen, Advisor; Wayne Goetz, Treasurer; Betty Stuepfert, Vice-President; Robert Lucas, President; and Linda Petersen, Secretary. Senior Float Wins Second Prize In Homecoming Competition. JULIA KAY BARBER--F.H.A. 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.P.C. 4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; F.H.A. Historian 2; F.H.A. Asst. Historian 3. t96t 10 SARIJANE GRACE BECKER--F.H.A. 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Language Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Student Council 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Queen Candidate 2; F.H.A. Secretary 2; Chorus Pres. 3,4. SANDRA KAY DENAULT --F.H.A. 1,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Queen Candidate 3; F.H.A. Historian 4; Chess Club 4. DWIGHT LEE BECKER--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; L Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Treasurer 2; F.F.A. Vice Pres. 3; Student Council Pres. 4; G.A.P.C. Pres. 3; Football Captain 4. EDWARD JOSEPH CASSIDY --Annual Staff 4; L Club 3,4; Chorus 3; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4. RICHARD JOHN BONNELL--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Football 1; Basketball 1. ARLENE L. DIEDRICK--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Language Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Class Pres. 3; F.H.A. Vice Pres. 4; Annual Editor 4. 11 HAROLD EDWARD DOBER--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; F.F.A. 2nd Vice Pres. 4. WAYNE LEE GOETZ --F.F.A. 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 2,3; Language Club 3,4; Basketball 1; F.F.A. Reporter 2; Language Club Reporter 3; Class Treasurer 3,4; Annual Photographer 4. JUDITH KAY ESTERDAY--F.H.A. 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Language Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Asst. Recreation Chairman 2. CAROL ANN FLAN AG AN--Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Language Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Band 2,3,4; Queen Candidate 2; Class Vice Pres. 3; Pep Club Vice Pres. 3; Coeditor of Paper 3; Editor of Paper 4. DIANE FAY GOSCH--Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Chorus 1; Class Secretary 3. CAROLYN KAY GOSCH --Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 3; Chorus 1; Majorette 3,4; Flag Twirler 2; Queen Candidate 2. 12 ROBERT CARL HASSLER-- F. F.A. 1.2,3.4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; G. A.P.C. 3; Football 4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; F.F.A. Pres. 4. LOIS MARIE KING-- F. H.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 2,3; Pep Club 1,4; Librar. 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3; Queen Candidate 2; G. A.A. Sec. 3; F.H.A. Rec. Chairman 3; F.H.A. Hist. 2. JANET KAY KNOWLTON--F.H.A. 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. Asst. Hist. 3; Chorus Librar. 3. ROBERT S. LUCAS--F.F.A. 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Lan. Club 3,4; L Club 3.4; Science Club 3; Student Council 2,4; Football 3,4; Class Pres. 2,4; Sec. Treas. L Club 4; French Club Pres. 4; Lan. Club Vice Pres. 3; Football Co-captain 4; Annual Editor 4; Class Vice Pres. 1; Chess Club 4; Class Play 3. SHARON MARIE KRUPP--F.H.A. 1.2,3.4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3;G.A.P.C. 2; Queen Candidate 4; F.H.A. Treas. 3,4; One-Act Play 2; Librarian Reporter 3. ) I DONNA JUNE LUCAS--F.H.A. 1; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3; Flag Twirler 3,4; Chorus Secretary 3. 13 WANDALEE PARKER--F.H.A 1; Annual Staff 4; Language Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Queen Candidate 1; Class Secretary 1. FRANCIS J. MILLER--F.F.A. 1,2; Annual Staff 4; L Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. BARBARA CHARLENE NICKEL--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4; Lan. Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Librar. 4; Student Council 2,3; Chorus 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 2. EVELYN DIANE PERRY--F.H.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Sec. Treas. of Chorus 4; Class Play 3; Recreation Chairman 3; Historian Chairman 2. GEORGE EARL NOTHNAGEL--F.F.A. 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 1,2,3; Language Club 3,4; G.A.P.C. 1,2,4; Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. LINDA MAE PETERSEN--Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Librar. 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Sec. 2,4; Librar. Pres. 3; Chorus Sec.-Treas. 3; Band Sec. Treas. 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3. 14 JERRI ELLEN SHEARER--F.H.A. 1.2,3,4; Annual 4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Librarian 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3. DIXIE LEE SWANLUND--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Lan. Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; G.A.P.C. 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Queen Candidate 1; Band Pres. 4; Class V.-Pres. 2; G.A.A. 1.2, 3,4. DIANE ROSE PHILLIPS--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Lan. Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Queen Candidate 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Sec. 4; F.H.A. Rec. Chairman 3. JEROME HOWARD SIMKINS--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 2,3; Track 3. BETTY LOU STUEPFERT-- F. H.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Lan. Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; G. A.P.C. 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Queen Candidate 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Vice Pres. 4; F.H.A. Pres. 3. WESLEY JOHN THOMPSON--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; L Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. 15 (?£ Z44 'ffyt tOMf In September of 1957 thirty-six eager young people known as little green freshmen entered the halls of L.C.H.S. to begin their High School career. Mr. Pratt served as our class sponsor. Our first duty was to elect officers. Our governing body consisted of: Dwight Becker, Robert Lucas, Wanda Parker, Richard Dilts replaced by Barbara Nickel, Wesley Thompson, George Nothnagel, and Linda Petersen. Wanda Parker was our Homecoming Queen candidate. Dixie Swanlund was selected as Valentine Queen candidate. We also enjoyed the tradition of Freshman Initiation. When we returned in the fall of 1958 we elected the following officers; Robert Lucas, Dixie Swanlund, Linda Petersen, Arlene Diedrick, Dwight Becker, Betty Stuepfert, and George Nothnagel. Mr. Doerner was our class sponsor. Carolyn Gosch was chosen as our Homecoming Queen candidate. Sari jane Becker was elected Valentine Queen. Betty Stuepfert, Sarijane Becker, Carolyn Gosch, and Sharon Krupp were chosen as cast members of the contest play Search Me. In 1959 we returned as upperclassmen. Under the direction of Miss Richmond we elected the following officers: Arlene Diedrick, Carol Flanagan, Diane Gosch, Wayne Goetz, Robert Hassler, Orville Moore, and George Nothnagel. Sandie Denault was chosen our candidate for Homecoming Queen. Diane Phillips was chosen our candidate for the Leap Year Frolic. Our class play Girl From Outer Space directed by Mrs. Bender, was a hit. A most eventful evening was the Junior-Senior Prom, April 30. The theme was Oriental Gardens. The decorations centered around a bridge and a cherry tree in the center of the gym. A huge picture of a mountain decorated the stage. Finally, after four long years, we were in our last year at L.C.H.S. This fact affected each and every one of us a different way. To some it meant freedom and to others it meant the beginning of things ahead. We elected the following to lead us: Robert Lucas, Betty Stuepfert, Linda Petersen, Wayne Goetz, Diane Phillips, Robert Hassler, and Arlene Diedrick. Our sponsor was Mr. Madsen. Our Homecoming Queen candidate was Sharon Krupp. George Nothnagel was chosen for the cast of The Lost Kiss, the one act play. The senior play Bull In A China Shop was a smash hit. Dwight Becker and Betty Stuepfert played lead roles. Mrs. Gillingham directed our play. The Juniors honored us with the Junior-Senior Prom on April 22. The theme was Southern Hospitality. The gym was beautifully decorated in Southern motif. As the school year comes to a close we cheerfully think of the past four years. Each and every day holds a special memory--football games, marching band, plays, basketball games, track meets, dances. The things we've done and the fun we've had will never be forgotten. As we walk up to receive our diploma we may think that high school is the end of one of life's happiest experiences. Graduation is the end of one thing, but also the beginning of another; just a mere stream in the river of life. Yes, our four years are over and we must go on to something new, but, however far away we will always look back to good ole' L.C.H.S. ♦Officers are listed in this order: president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, Student Council representative, G.A.P.C. representative, and reporter. REMEMBER WHEN? 16 7 e f$6? Valedictorian Award.................................................Robert Lucas Salutatorian Award..................................................Diane Gosch D.A.R. Award Winner.................................................Linda Petersen Betty Crocker Award.................................................Betty Stuepfert Library Award....................................................... Sandra Denault Science Award.......................................................Robert Lucas Athletic Exemplar Award.............................................Dwight Becker Danfourth Citizenship...............................................Linda Petersen Dwight Becker Lion’s Roar” Editor Key. t.......................................Carol Flanagan Chorus Award........................................................Sarijane Becker John Philip Sousa Band Award........................................Dixie Swanlund School Annual Editor's Keys.........................................Arlene Diedrick Robert Lucas Class President's Keys..............................................Robert Lucas Arlene Diedrick Dwight Becker 17 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE May 28, 1961 Processional................ Invocation................. Scripture.................. Vocal Solo, My God and I Baccalaureate Sermon . . . . Thanks Be To God ......... ”1 Believe ................ Benediction................ Recessional................. Mrs. Madelyn Crail The Rev. Benjamin Owre The Rev. Benjamin Owre Sarijane Becker The Rev. William Feeney LCHS Girls' Chorus LCHS Girls' Chorus The Rev. Benjamin Owre Mrs. Madelyn Crail COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM May 31, 1961 Processional........... Invocation............. Salutatory.............. Valedictory............. Senior Selection........ Commencement Address Honorary Mention . . . . Presentation of Diplomas Benediction............ Recessional............. LCHS Band The Rev. John Peterson Diane Gosch Robert Lucas LCHS Band The Rev. Donald Kurtz Dean R. Madsen Henry Stuepfert The Rev. John Peterson LCHS Band CLASS OF 1961 KAY BARBER DWIGHT BECKER SARUANE BECKER RICHARD BONNELL EDWARD CASSIDY SANDRA DENAULT ARLENE DIEDRICK HAROLD DOBER JUDITH ESTERDAY CAROL FLANAGAN WAYNE GOETZ CAROLYN GOSCH DIANE GOSCH ROBERT HASSLER LOIS KING JANET KNOWLTON SHARON KRUPP DONNA LUCAS ROBERT LUCAS JOSEPH MILLER BARBARA NICKEL GEORGE NOTHNAGEL WANDA PARKER DIANE PERRY LINDA PETERSEN DIANE PHILLIPS JERRI SHEARER JEROME SIMKINS BETTY STUEPFERT DIXIE SWANLUND WESLEY THOMPSON 18 JUNIORS rom $BI ™ich mi t™ sphere today the � a 11 m i N- l h ;i IMe North Gate! is pvcls. It is as free «r. as relentMt in ons, lotted f.'fiMfHjpj -Jj. u Hbi ■• .t : ; - : - • f.jS || jfilllt : ili.c............................■ : hare: kThe fictional tou€ of Belelc ll [e chunk of northeast Africa. Griffin tells it. Mussolini mad an ornament of empire in the thT he British are trying to fM|iRh a mandate. To the wj de the area, native hati fact of life as the bruta 1 howls of hyenas. Is a fort, a few British ofiil ns unreliable as the IMR [l,‘ Italians still remaining. British successors, who ar service in such a post is jj lilure Is order in Belelc and the pause Mafor de Goltz crea; jutality. His command Is I of blacks, whom he keep] ggings. In all the distri thor Griffin, who was an British Colonial Army in |l War II. seems to know ative misfits and the mi llis pod This years officers are: Barb Bark-man, Vice President; Judy Cass, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Doerner, advisor; Charles Cherry, President. flcou vi4 (faceted s4 %fifienetci 4 Ke t As we entered L.C.H.S. this year we were glad to be recognized as upperclassmen. The following officers were elected: President, Charles Cherry; vice-president. Barb Barkman; secretary-treasurer, Judy Cass; Student Council, Carolyn Stamberger; G.A.P.C. representative, Carl Bonnell; and reporter, Carol Carver. Serving as our advisor was Mr. Doerner. Carolyn Stamberger was chosen our candidate for Homecoming. She, along with her escort Wayne Goetz, reigned over Homecoming. Our class play entitled The Millionth was Millie, directed by Mrs. Gillingham, was a great success. The role of Millie was portrayed by Ruby Lashly. Another eventful eve was the Junior-Senior Prom, April 22. The Banquet and dance were based on the theme, SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY. During the year we lost Jane Feik and Roger Cogdal; we gained Carol Snodgrass. 20 The Junior float Sailing to Victory as was seen in the Homecoming Parade. Barbara Barkman John Bickett Carla Bonnell Edgar Browder Carol Carver James Carver Judith Cass Charles Cherry Roger Cogdal Ronald Dober James Dunseth Jane Feik Bernice Fischer Shirley Haas James Hamacher John Hohertz 21 22 Margie Kerchner Janet Lamkin Stewart Larsen Ruby Lashley Thomas Maloy James Mealey Kathleen Meyer Jack Pope Alan Portzen Larry Ross Joseph Shevokas Diane Smith Carolyn Stamberger Randall Stanard James Stuepfert Sharon Thompson jj flttcal pthe Bapqm W The lrrepn - Ale lifflj linior spent mfh of hW Itlme before thf banquB pandering arouroithe hidfi! pressing high-dcr [bills” Into the hands of ktartlctK ssmates. and sol-OM'iy ™ kin� J suk -tions ■ 'I1 as, Here—bum vour-W| f n Ice-cream cole with don't eat t all in r I1,fl WFJnstic .f the M .1 sV1' Conr4 Justice Hager j Mre injprie members of yd ! a nTml Model Gcr Important spt ikcrs at thJ ■Ion were Mr ding. tor of the State cfn M m Legislative KovBm Ayers. spt cITNidffl the Vderal Bureaifo ( lnj j,m t lun I ,ner. J C'i ieVhis und prepar part called W 'w the money ir after being urn behind. This lid with gusto, battering in alt youth legislate throughout the present at the n Advise advisJ ■VjgK: M S' M Mf fl ■jBRs- Pva El IK uld lull’dv ■man State M umosti [lc m arid ii.J pud | rated, pnor, onologut s a |Pnstantly ir and at parties. Moves From Wisconsin Born in Racine. Wiscoiim’ r relax. SOPHOMORES ly i LT � -• 'T Pf p$I| g?.V TOi] i-8n?; 't HR ■ fl I fl • •1 ; vfto jgijr ff ■� : ' fl 1 .flr i ri44 ili s I fl 1 fl •IJitiMn T Jr • 1: .,‘1 fl 1 H|| iMmioth anrf FRONT ROW: Wanda Fischer, Lynn Martin, Barbara Shevokas, Randall Habegger, Gary Trembly, Malcolm Norris, Bill Bonnell, Melva Jackson, Caroline Goetz, and Jean Harris. SECOND ROW: Sarah Lewis, Kathleen Stuepfert, Marilyn Wolf, Barbara Slutz, Sharon Lucas, Betty Schultz, Nancy Schultz, Rose Bar-toli, Diane Barber, and Linda Stanard. THIRD ROW: Nancy Goetz, Mary Portzen, Bill Crisman, Rodney Moore, Richard Conklin, Fred Vogt, Tom Hill, Bob Harvey, Jerry Martin, Joanne Bauer, and Karon Black. TOP ROW: Mr. Ehmen, advisor; Tom Selders, Joe Drummer, Bill Cass, Douglas Bence, John Miller, Don Palmer, David Fogle, and Richard Steele. As we entered our second year of high school we were fairly well acquainted with the procedures of daily life. Mr. Ehmen supervised our election where the following officers were chosen: president, Gary Trembly; vice-president, Bill Bonnell; secretary-treasurer, Randy Habegger; Student Council representative, Caroline Goetz; G.A.P.C. representative, Melva Jackson; and reporter, Malcolm Norris. Our Homecoming Queen candidate was Sarah Lewis and her escort was James Stuepfert. Our float Cruising to Victory won first prize in the parade. 1960-61 officers and advisor are Bill Bonnell, vice-president; Randy Habegger, secretary-treasurer; Gary Trembly, president; and Mr. Ehmen, advisor. 24 fciLuncf FRESHMEN Council iil ”2?r and j , s 'f «H cloS Bf' ;it large J Wn a l ;illoi. If J W If C?st ,’'1 the fir. I ' 'd nt. the v,,ti f-nunued; flnd , '. dent will , ‘ Council preside ',0,s i,r ' needed, if,, • c«ndidates will I t fa win t� w. . fa be „V' ' 0 dent Council repr rlS Will l.i: . - : xt - I FRONT ROW: Kay Martin, Dennis Becker, Fred Becker, Rex Piper, Connie Wamhoff, Cynthia Betz, Robert Lashley, Roger Moore, Dennis Thompson, and Lodema Bence. SECOND ROW: Carol Williams, Mary Ann Brumley, Janet Carver, Louisa Cherry, Maureen Keutzer, Phyllis Waderich, Donna Bonnell, Susan Ultch, Lea Neill, Kathleen Happ, and Carlin Meyer. THIRD ROW: Larry Ogan, Marvin King, George Taylor, Ronald Ross, Gary Bauer, Judy Matson, Eileen Funfsinn, Linda Barger, Patrick Lucas, Donald McCall, and Donald Barkman. TOP ROW: Gerald Knowlton, James Scriba, John Manning, Thomas Slutz, Dennis Diedrick, Robert Lamkin, Wesley Blackwell, Shannon Borri, George Reutner, Ronald Barkman, and Mr. Meadows, Advisor. 'P'l aAvtteti o t Ttcea As we entered the halls of L.C.H.S. for the first time, we were struck with awe and admiration. After the first few days we got used to all the different activities. We elected the following officers, under the direction of Mr. Meadows: president, Denny Thompson; vice-president, Denny Becker; secretary, Connie Wamhoff; treasurer, Roger Moore; Student Council representative. Bob Lashley, C.A.P.C. representative, Fred Becker; and reporter, Rex Piper. Susan Ultch was our Homecoming Queen Candidate, she was escorted by Wes Blackwell. After many new experiences at Inititation we got down to work. During the year we lost Harold Hayes. We all look forward to the future years at L.C.H.S, Leading the class of 1964 were: Connie Wamhoff, Secretary; Denny Thompson, President; Denny Becker, Vice-President; Roger Moore, Treasurer; and Mr. James Meadows, Advisor. 26 lb Mo'y Jo H 1 d 1 lu party prq (rt of terror f vho attended iv Harrisonm n annu y March ic mdpv Ri� rSw,r tM dii ,_l i 11 in;,rt tlW I j.‘ n 1 a y sea). fgjlch currVit p ! ,U'S� U Tinumand I I 1 ' I Other iris turned ACTIVITIES r eating lg a case It A o’cll r«. decide lories. Oni f light eac nten the e of horn Icnly Card ut. ‘ Do y] light?” I ic girls w| ecame stj r. much I A I . F I ris: jfjrfi m Meal pr M : W ■ vJSilIUnSand piavs illp •wiiiilra ra| ii 1. «r i fiiiiili 1 II T • A fj Who says only monkeys eat bananas! Aren't they sweet! Careful with those pins! Are there chickens in those eggs? Day — 'Jactcatton The Freshman were informally initiated into the proceedings of the LaMoille Community High School Sept. 19. 1960. It began when the Sophomores gave each Freshman a list of things to wear. Many of the costumes were really a sight to see. The boys, for the most part, were dressed as girls, complete with hats, skirts, earrings, and lipstick. The girls, on the other hand, came with their hair in curlers or pigtails, wore slacks, generally inside out or backwards, burlap bags, necktails, and etc. Each Senior had a slave. One of the illustrious Freshmen served his master whenever called upon to do so. In the afternoon a special program starring The Freshmen was presented. They were given various stunts to perform. These stunts consisted of such things as giving a shampoo with whipped cream, pinning on diapers while wearing boxing gloves, and egg fights, answering proposal while eating a banana, and many others. It was a day enjoyed by all, even the Freshmen. Being a good sport plays the biggest part in the enjoyment of a day such as this. 28 A very surprised Queen, Carolyn Stamberger, is crowned by Cocaptains Dwight Becker and Robert Lucas. 2,uee t Ovett uneco Kt up Sophomore Float wins top prize in the school competition. The theme was CRUSIN' TO VICTORY. 29 Senior Candidate Sharon Krupp and escort George Noth nag el Sophomore Candidate Sarah Lewis and escort James Stuepfert Junior Candidate Carolyn Stamberger and escort Wayne Goetz Freshman Candidate Susan Ultch and escort Wes Blackwell L.C.H.S. Marching Band leads the parade through La Moille. 30 (Iukco “PCaef a4t FRONT ROW: Mrs. Gillingham, Director; Shirley Haas, Carolyn Stamberger, Carol Carver, Judy Cass, Barbara Barkman, Margie Kerchner, Bernice Fischer, and Ruby Lashley. TOP ROW: Larry Ross, Jack Pope, James Dunseth, and James Stuepfert. NOT PICTURED: Jane Feik and Roger Cogdal. TftMce tycc4UO'i “Present (Zotnedy '7tooe K e 8(6 May Manners -- mother of two.................................................Bernice Fischer Loreen Manners -- whose goal is Hollywood....................................Barbara Barkman Delman Manners -- willing to drive her there..................................Roger Cogdal Lee Manners -- their harassed father..........................................James Stuepfert Millicent Dexter --a puzzle to her relatives..................................Ruby Lashley Harvey Copeland --in love with Loreen.........................................Larry Ross Malvina Dodge - -a saleswoman.................................................Judy Cass Harold Rimsby - -of the local paper.........................................Jack Pope Sandra Taylor -- Delman's schoolmate........................................Jane Feik Louise Evans -- mother of Delman's chum.....................................Marjorie Kerchner Sergeant Werk - -of the police force..........................................James Dunseth Violet DeMars -- who knows filmland's great...................................Carol Carver Eve Boucher -- one of the near great.........................................Carolyn Stamberger 31 tTffoMe SecottcC Nettie % 'PCay 7 e 4t 0?Ci44't 0 te-s4ct o ttetCef,f 02Oc t Seco tcC “PCace z4t (2 tan ctenA Pierrette..............................................Ruby Lashley Pierrot................................................ George Nothnagel The Kiss...............................................Kay Martin Man.................................................... James Dunseth Girl................................................... Sarah Lewis Boy....................................................Larry Ross Policeman..............................................Jack Pope The Newsy..............................................Dennis Diedrick Grandma................................................Margie Kerchner Maiden Lady............................................Shirley Hass Director...............................................Mrs. Tom Gillingham 32 Easy on the coat! Another murder? We're having a tea party! Don't drink that tea!! Settlor cM a S ofi ” Tffcuf 2 76e @a4£ Dennis O’Finn, Detective First Class.....................Dwight Becker Miss Hildegarde, the landlady............................Betty Stuepfert Miss Birdie..............................................Linda Petersen Miss Amantha.............................................Barbara Nickel Miss Lucy................................................ Diane Gosch Miss Nettie..............................................Arlene Diedrick Miss Elizabeth...........................................Sarijane Becker Kramer, Detective Second Class...........................Wesley Thompson First Stretcher Bearer...................................Robert Lucas Second Stretcher Bearer..................................Jerry Simkins Jane Rogers, reporter for the Herald Globe...............Jerri Shearer Johnson, police fingerprint expert.......................Wayne Goetz Director.................................................Mrs. Gillingham 33 Stage Scenery depicts the Prom theme. Guests anxiously await the falling of ballons from the bag hanging above the well. Prom-goers enjoy the music of the band. The punch table is a good place for guests to gather. Settco'ia ‘r otuviecC cvit l 'Piotti o t s4feniC 22 35 Se tco% 7fufi fo ‘TTiouttfaut Group tour. No, Not the flashbulb! He’s Happy??? Raise ya a nickel. 36 Peek-a-boo!! Ice Cream, Anyone??? 37 ij'j.. J. i!!.uiujp,i� � iitl!i] Pfif ieLde liiMM r jJr'I '■ ’•� !«■ llJr mf‘ Jenny 1 Oiporne. L Mi I P.'lvia. � ee Stocktoflj K m Austin, Jldy McCli t i rct. Mary J: i. HifllnWs Mrs Spoflfard, iUtrcrkifsi horn,” say Mr. er. X)j one record there isa l irJ certo. a Itaydn tri Lpcrl — 1 I ISlr11'( ivic «HJp ss( ciati( n P� ncerl. Sun-■wVin ic featuring the French injUr j|� l ei'Jlil i«WiniTs W the mualnwis -M oMvU albuB • Morn,’ flufnonstr.'J Hftl variety of ■wJort i iiM tlie technt l vdrtucJitv Mjh m? mdi!%i lo J)e used lo pi uJiforn v jf Anni |v senior Blonde bv April i c K end will b L Mrs. Virg Mj Hollowing sel ubert ORGANIZATIONS 'P'leciAi t edcoate s4t uzct Sfrec zt vi6 Majorette Flag Twirlers 40 FRONT ROW: Wanda Fischer, Bob Harvey, Susan Ultch, Carol Carver, and Margie Kerchner, Librarian. SECOND ROW: Barb Slutz, Carol Flanagan, Arlene Diedrick, Lea Neill, Carol Williams, Judy Matson, Janet Carver, Sarah Lewis, Linda Petersen, Secretary-Treasurer; Mary Portzen, Judy Cass, and Rex Piper. THIRD ROW: Betty Schultz, Barb Barkman, Chaplin; Sharon Thompson, Equipment Manager; Caroline Goetz, Judy Esterday, Lynn Martin, Nancy Goetz, Maureen Keutzer, Joanne Bauer, Kathy Stuepfert, Barb Nickel, Carlin Meyer, Gary Trembly, Bill Crisman, and Wes Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Jim Dunseth, Kenny Purvis, Phyllis Waderick, Connie Wamhoff, Wes Blackwell, Denny Becker, Diane Phillips, Carolyn Stamberger, Mr. Cicoria, Director; Marilyn Wolf, Jack Pope, Linda Barger, James Hamacher, Richard Conklin, Dwight Becker, Vice-President; Betty Stuepfert, James Stuepfert, John Hohertz, Fred Vogt, Tom Slutz, Tom Selders, Larry Ross, and George Nothnagel. NOT PICTURED: Dixie Swanland, president. Those participating in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest were: FRONT ROW: Joanne Bauer, Connie Wamhoff, Susan Ultch, Margie Kerchner, Dixie Swanlund, Lynn Martin, and Nancy Goetz. SECOND ROW: Janet Carver, Maureen Keutzer, Wanda Fischer, Linda Petersen, Carolyn Stamberger, Diane Phillips, and Carol Carver. TOP ROW: Phyllis Waderich, Barb Nickel, Sarah Lewis, Kathy Stuepfert. Bob Harvey, George Nothnagel, James Hamacher, Richard Conklin, Denny Becker, and Wes Blackwell. 41 FRONT ROW: Lea Neill, Kathy Happ, Kay Martin, Sarijane Becker, President; and Diane Perry, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Melva Jackson, Betty Schultz, Nancy Schultz, Janet Knowlton, Karon Black, and Janet Lampkin. THIRD ROW: Connie Wamhoff, Donna Bonnell, Susan Ultch, Vice President; Eileen Funfsinn, Kay Barber, and Mrs. Crail. s4cCct fry TfCudccaC ? i€ene4t Those who sang solos at the District music competition were: Sarijane Becker, Susan Ultch, Connie Wamhoff, and Kay Barber. 42 FRONT ROW: Mr. Meadows, advisor; Bill Cass, vice-president; Randy Habegger, president; Jean Harris, secretary-treasurer; and Robert Lucas. SECOND ROW: Tom Slutz, James Carver, James Hamacher, Judy Cass, Richard Conklin, Shannon Borri, and Dennis Diedrick. TOP ROW: Bob Harvey, Fred Vogt, James Stuepfert, Rodney Moore, and Gary Trembly. Sfronts- tc CecC s4ctcve i t s4. s4. FRONT ROW: Linda Barger, Barb Nickel, Betty Stuepfert, Kathy Stuepfert, Barbara Barkman, Dixie Swanlund, Janet Lamkin, and Joanne Bauer. TOP ROW: Cindy Betz, Diane Barber, Connie Wamhoff, Melva Jackson, Carla Bonnell, Sarah Lewis, Sharon Lucas, Jean Harris, Karen Black, Mary Portzen, and Kay Martin. NOT PICTURED: Diane Phillips. 43 s4. 'P%ovi4Ce £ Uext U«u ie tt FRONT ROW: Kay Barber, Cindy Betz, Miss Bower, Carla Bonnell, and Melva Jackson. BACK ROW: Fred Becker, George Nothnagel, and Gary Trembly. FRONT ROW: Sandie Denault, Ruby Lashley, Mrs. Gillingham, Carla Bonnell, and Jerri Shearer. BACK ROW: Rose Bartoli, Linda Petersen, Barb Nickel, and Diane Barber. 44 4 r' et«£ FRONT ROW: Wes Thompson, Joe Miller, Jim Scriba, Ed Cassidy, Pete Knowlton, Denny Becker, Bill Cass, and Robert Lucas. SECOND ROW: Robert Hassler, Stewert Larsen, Randy Habegger, Roger Moore, Larry Ross, Don McCall, Richard Conklin and Dwight Becker. THIRD ROW: Jim Dunseth and Jim Carver. FOURTH ROW: Randy Stanard, and John Hohertz. FIFTH ROW: Charles Cherry and Tom Maloy. SIXTH ROW: John Manning and Coach Kimrey. 'Pefi Cci FRONT ROW: Carol Carver, Carolyn Stamburger, Wanda Fischer, Barb Barkman, Diane Phillips, Arlene Diedrick and Nancy Schlutz. SECOND ROW: Janet Lampkin, Sharon Lucas, Linda Petersen, Lynn Martin, Marilyn Wolf, Caroline Goetz, Barbara Slutz, and Joanne Bauer. THIRD ROW: Shirley Hass, Barbara Shevokas, Rose Bartolli, Janet Carver, Carlin Meyer, Mary Portzen, Nancy Goetz, Kathy Stuepfert, Sarah Lewis, and Wanda Parker. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Thompson, Carol Flanagan, Melva Jackson, Jean Harris, and Cindy Betz. FIFTH ROW: Connie Wamhoff, Linda Barger, Sandie Denault, Donna Lucas, Sharon Krupp, and Betty Schlutz. TOP ROW: Jerri Shearer, Karon Black, Kay Martin, Bernice Fischer, Carla Bonnell, Diane Barber, Judy Cass, Betty Stuepfert, Barb Nickel, and Lois King. 45 AMERICA FRONT ROW: Nancy Schultz, Sharon Krupp, Treasurer; Diane Phillips, Secretary; Arlene Diedrick, President; Judy Cass, Vice President; Barbara Barkman, Reporter; and Sharon Thompson. SECOND ROW: Sharon Lucas, Lois King, Betty Schultz, Barb Slutz, Dixie Swanlund, Kathy Happ, and Miss Richmond, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Lea Neill, Sandie Denault, Sarah Lewis, Betty Stuepfert, Barb Nickel, Jerri Shearer, and Barb Shevokas. Christmas decorations by Home Ec. classes help to promote Christmas spirit. Officers take part in the Installation Ceremony at Mother-Daughter Banquet. FRONT ROW: Jirh Hamacher, Jim Carver, Reporter; Bob Hassler, President; John Bickett, Vice President; Alan Portzen, Treasurer; and John Hohertz, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Denny Thompson, Bill Cass, Douglas Bence, Tom Maloy, Ronnie Ross, Tom Slutz, Gary Bauer, Denny Diedrick, and Mr. Ehman, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Dick Bonnell, Bill Bonnell, George Reutner, Don Barkman, George Taylor, Ron Barkman, and Joe Drumer. TOP ROW: Jim Dunseth, James Stuepfert, Jerry Simpkins, Ken Purvis, Harold Dober, Charles Cherry, and Wes Thompson. “Ptet 'PnaductcoK 'ZOtHne s4. tycidyctup 7ccuk Corn plot production winners were: Wes Thomp- FIRST PLACE FAT STOCK JUDGING TEAM, son, James Hamacher, and Alan Portzen. Members of the F.F.A. judging team were: James Hamacher, John Hohertz, James Dunseth, Jim Carver, and Tom Slutz. 47 @encCe 0?'iuuqat6 FRONT ROW--Arlene Diedtick, Barb Barkman, Sec.; Gary Trembly, Bob Lucas, Pres.; Jim Stuepfert, Vice Pres.; Caroline Goetz, Cindy Betz. SECOND ROW--Shirley Haas, Linda Barger, Connie Wamhoff, Rose Bartoli, Carlin Meyer, Lynn Martin, Kathy Stuepfert, Sarah Lewis, Betty Stuepfert, Jean Harris, Marilyn Wolf, and Carol Flanagan. THIRD ROW--Mr. Meadows, Mary Portzen, Tom Selders, Rodney Moore, Randy Habegger, Fred Vogt, Wayne Goetz, George Nothnagel, Malcolm Norris, Richard Conklin, Dwight Becker, Bill Crisman, and Barb Nickel. Student 0ouuctC 0Dt4cu4 e6 Student ’P'udtte H4, FRONT ROW--Caroline Goetz, Barbara Barkman, Vice-President; Diane Phillips, Secretary; Dwight Becker, President; Betty Stuepfert, Sarijane Becker, Arlene Diedrick. SECOND ROW--Bob Lashley, Carolyn Stamberger, Robert Lucas, Gary Trembly, Charles Cherry, Bob Hassler, Jean Harris, and Denny Thompson. 48 FRONT ROW: Lynn Martin, Rex Piper, Alan Portzen, Carol Flanagan, Margie Kerchner, Linda Petersen, Jim Carver, Miss Stem. SECOND ROW: Nancy Goetz, Sarah Lewis, Caroline Goetz, Mary Portzen, Dixie Swanlund, Arlene Diedrick, Sharon Thompson, Ruby Lashley, Donna Lucas, Sandie Denault. THIRD ROW: Judy Esterday, Sarijane Becker, Janet Lamkin, Kathy Stuepfert, Betty Stuepfert, Marilyn Wolf, Jerri Shearer, Barb Barkman, Carol Carver, Carolyn Stamberger, Bernice Fischer. TOP ROW: Sharon Lucas, Suzi Fischer, John Hohertz, Barb Nickel, Carolyn Gosch, Diane Gosch, Judy Cass, Malcolm Norris, Wayne Goetz, and Diane Phillips. 960-6 SW St z££ Editor .............. Assistant Editor . . . Sports Editor........ Asst. Sports Editor Adviser ............. Circulation Manager Photographer......... Head Typist ......... Cartoonist........... Carol Flanagan Margie Kerchner Alan Portzen Rex Piper Miss Bessie Stem Barb Nickel Jim Carver Linda Peterson Diane Phillips 49 Carol Flanagan Margie Kerchner FRONT ROW: Diane Gosch, Wayne Goetz, Robert Lucas, Arlene Diedrick, Sandie Denault, and Carolyn Gosch. SECOND ROW: Diane Perry, Lois King, Kay Barber, Wanda Parker, Dixie Swanlund, Linda Petersen, Sharon Krupp, Donna Lucas, Judy Esterday, and Janet Knowlton. THIRD ROW: Richard Bonnell, Dwight Becker, Carol Flanagan, Jerri Shearer, Barb Nickel, Betty Stuepfert, Sarijane Becker, Diane Phillips, Eddie Cassidy, and Mr. Madsen. TOP ROW: Joe Miller, Bob Hassler, George Nothnagel, Wesley Thompson, Harold Dober, and Jerry Simpkins. 7960-6 Co-Editors.........................Robert Lucas and Arlene Diedrick Business Manager...................Diane Phillips Senior Editor......................Linda Petersen Underclass Editor..................Dixie Swanlund Activities Editor..................Judy Esterday Subscription Manager...............Wes Thompson Advertising Manager................George Nothnagel Head Typists.......................Carolyn and Diane Gosch Photography by Snapshots..........................Sandie Denault Leo's'Studio Photographer.......................Wayne Goetz and others 50 Robert Lucas Arlene Diedrick V Kiwuro confj kg them to six,' crept jr‘ final ■ -contes [lore, Frj k he Aid I iiaJftil I u .IS (I [ W'iRhesi j(J lrVl ver( cam Pcorcd the i |ct Ar i I boundedftJ who iiiMi v BlV Ms of rTr BB r Lekd o Viet ■ height K a nee ATHLETICS FRONT ROW: Bob Lashley, Manager; Ed Cassidy, Tom Selders, Denny Thompson, Tom Slutz, Jack Manning, Denny Becker, Rex Piper, Donnie Barkman, Larry Ogan, Bill Cass, Manager; Fred Becker, Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Rodney Moore, Donnie McCall, Alan Portzen, Neil Dean, Roger Moore, Pete Knowlton, Jim Carver, Roger Cogdal, Ronnie Barkman, George Taylor, Jim Scriba, Tom Maloy. TOP ROW: Mr. Kimrey, Coach; Randy Habegger, Wes Thompson, Bob Harvey, Charles Cherry, George Nothnagel, Robert Lucas, Randy Stanard, Dwight Becker, Jim Dunseth, Larry Ross, John Hohertz, and Mr. Doerner, Assistant Coach. ionc Second in dZcttie % Seniors enjoy their last football season. VARSITY SCORES OPPONENT L OP Ashton ... 19. . . 19 Neponset ... 19. . . 20 Malden ... 12. . . 32 Ohio ... 33. . . .7 Tiskilwa ... 13. . . .6 Wyanet ... 12. . . 26 Sheffield .... ... 31. ... 0 Buda .... 7. . . .6 Forfeit games CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L Wyanet .... 7 . .0 LAMOILLE . . . . . . . . 6 . . 1 Buda .... 4 . .3 Sheffield .... 4 . .3 Ohio .... 3 . .4 Tiskilwa .... 3 . .4 Malden .... 0 . .6 Neponset .... 0 . .6 52 FROSH-SOPH SQUAD £ OtKOWlOCV FRONT ROW: Rodney Moore, Larry Ogan, Denny Thompson, Jack Manning, Tom Slutz, Denny Becker, Rex Piper, Tom Selders, Fred Becker, Manager. TOP ROW: Neil Dean, Donnie McCall, Donnie Bark-man, Randy Habegger, George Taylor, Ronnie Barkman, Pete Knowlton, Roger Moore, Bob Harvey, Jim Scriba, and Mr. Doerner, Coach. Football boys gather as coach calls for practice to begin. Captain Robert Lucas, Coach Kimrey, and Captain Dwight Becker. JUNIOR-VARSITY SCORES OPPONENT L OP Sheffield 7 . . . . . . 12 Buda 6 . . . . . . 12 Tiskilwa 19 . . , . . . .6 Walnut 20 . . , . . . . 0 Wyanet .0 . . , . . . .0 53 ettesuH€ t R. Cogdal Guard T. Maldy Half-Back R. Moore Guard J. Scriba End D. Becker Quarter-Back R. Lucas Tackle G. Nothnagel End G. Knowlton End D. McCall Full-Back J. Dunseth Tackle J. Carver Center C. Cherry End R. Habegger 54 t t 4ctio t Anyone for leapfrog? Time out. Out of my way! Smile girls! The sneak! 55 Players in action. Got it! Coach Kimary, Jim Carver, Ed Cassidy, Dwight Becker, Bob Hassler. Stewert Larson, Joe Miller, Wes Thompson, Don McCall, and Denny Becker. Sfa itcKp 'ptve Ed Cassidy, Bob Hassler, Wes Thompson, Joe Miller, Dwight Becker. 56 Coach Doerner, Denny Thompson, Denny Becker, Donnie Barkman, Ronnie Barkman, Bob Harvey, Don McCall, Tom Slutz, and Rex Piper. NOT PICTURED Mark Wamhoff. Record LaMoille Opponent 52 . . . Buda 63 55 ... Granville 66 43 70 50 70 41 42 54 87 42 , . . . Earlville 53 41 64 70 83 61 37 75 31 63 81 45 . . . . Malden 50 44 67 59 . . . . Sheffield 74 51 . . . . Wyanet 71 65 . . . , Malden 66 ‘S z4 et z££ s4ctio«t 57 t asKUtcf (26eefiCe£ute Barb Nickel, Dixie Swanlund, and Betty Stuepfert. NOT PICTURED: Jane Feik. 6ee CecutenA Jean Harris, Wanda Fischer, Cindy Betz, and Joanne Bauer. 58 7967 7 446 7ccufc FRONT ROW: John Manning, Manager; Larry Ross, Randy Habegger, Tom Maloy and Denny Thompson. SECOND ROW: George Taylor, Ronald Ross, Larry Ogan, Stewert Larson, Jack Pope, Jim Stuepfert, Joe Miller, and Don McCall. THIRD ROW: Denny Becker, Dwight Becker, Ed Cassidy, Jim Carver, Donnie Barkman, Ronnie Barkman, Rodney Moore, and Gerald Knowlton. TOP ROW: Mr. Doerner, Coach; Bob Harvey, Jim Dunseth, Randy Stanard, Wes Thompson, Charles Cherry, Richard Steel, Jim Scriba, and Coach Kimrey. 7etutt £xcelCe tt T ec ict 0Dcdcu 76%ou t TTtcCe 59 Jim Carver hurls the discus and places in discus competition. Wes Thompson places first in the mile. 'Scito £ xc£ z upe l z 4tfy IRelcuf Dwight Becker hands off to Charles Cherry. “Pole V zuCt Dwight Becker over the bar. 'putcoA Randy Standard crosses finish line in varsity relay. A ’rtyuruCCe 60 Becker breaks tape at finish of high hurdles. Ed Cassidy comes in first in low hurdles. EARBOO (ERICA'S El lliw 615 Aadway THE CHrcKtRtT FlA( 1 YOUR PIZZA HEADOL I Be a Srr PW M £ wjk HIWAl 61 fl ■ ■ vfl BROCAILLE Drive-In Mat QUALITY MERCHAR MODERATE PR1C1 FRUITS, VEGETA 71 APPAREL FOR MEATS, GR' ADVERTISING RICHARD $WAN$ON TRUCKING Phone Ladd 3606 Zearing PERKINS GROVE HOLSTEIN FARM Edgar E. Swanlund Ohio Illinoi s La Moille Illinois Is Your Money-Working For You? 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FEIK SON Duroc Hogs --Hereford Cattle Phone 290 6 La Moille JAY'S TAVERN Phone 3473 Arlington Illinois SUBLETTE FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. Grain, Feed, Seeds F ertilizer Building Materials Sublette, Illinois Phone 3611 ARLINGTON GRAIN CO. Grain, Coal Farm Supplies Master Mix Feeds Hopcaid Liquid Fertilizers Grinding Mixing Mervin Nauman, Mgr. FIDELITY LIFE ASSOCIATION A Mutual Legal Reserve Company Fulton, Illinois Elsie Jensen District 2145 Van Orin, 111. Manager- JOY’S BEAUTY SALON Wednesday thru Saturday 9:00 to 5:00 Phone 3475 Arlington Joyce Sondgeroth Operator V. O. BONNELL FARM EQUIPMENT Sales Service For Oliver and New Idea OLIVER Farm Equipment Phone 3321 Sublette, Illinois Congratulations to the LaMoille High Class of 1961 Plan for your Future with an Account at the FARMERS STATE BANK OF SUBLETTE Sublette, Illinois LEWIS GENERAL STORE Van Orin, Illinois Phone 2637 MENDOTA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The World's Greatest Little City Phone 2103 806 Jefferson Street Mendota CLARENCE SCHULTZ F--S PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 0 Phone 2444 LaMoille We canuse Your Hogs--Call us LAMOILLE LIVESTOCK MARKET Daily Hog Market and Feeder Cattle On Highway 34 at LaMoille JACK MUHL, Manager Phone 3431 LaMoille Illinois Call BERYL DRUMMER AND NORBERT DIDIER for Grain Hauling Corn Shelling and Cracking Phone 2441 LaMoille SEARS, ROEBUCK, CO. Shop at Sears and Save Phone 2156 Mendota, Illinois MARCH I ANDO HARDWARE Wallpaper--Sherwin Williams Paints 104 W. St. Paul Street Phone 8361 Spring Valley ________——■—_______________________________________ CENTRAL OIL COMPANY Harold J. Solltag and Leo W. Hochstatter, Props. Distributors of Conoco Products CONOCO Firestone Tires 800 Illinois Avenue Phone 2214 Mendota, Illinois FIRST STATE bank The Bank with the Revolving Clock Savings Accounts Draw 3% Interest Night Depository Services Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 706 Washington Phone 2211 VAESSEN BROTHERS Serving This Community Since 1926 Sales ... ... Service Hutchinson This 'n That.... Faber's Barber Shop........ Campbills Service Center . . . Cherie Shop................ George C. Bruce............ Peterson’s Clothing Store . . . Cain’s Shoe Store.......... Alma Magmuson Shop......... Baty's Cigar Store......... Neiman’s Repair Shop....... Quality Bakery............. American Shoe Repair....... Traynor Appliance.......... Big Top.................... Matteson Barber Shop....... May’s Cycle Shop........... Anderson-Masshart.......... Gustafson Hardware......... Bud and Herb’s Repair Service Hoffman’s Jewelry.......... Bowman's................... D. E. Pamp Company . . . . Nelson..................... Husser Flower Shop......... Hall's Garage.............. Virginia’s Beauty Shop . . . . . M R Eat Shop............. Ladd Upholstery Dealer .... Rip’s Tavern............... Nei's Drug Store........... Ward's..................... Diamond Tea Company . . . . M M Radio Record Shop . Mendota, Illinois Mendota, Illinois Mendota, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois .Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois . LaMoille, Illinois LaMoille, Illinois LaMoille, Illinois Ladd, Illinois Ladd, Illinois Ohio, Illinois Spring Valley, Illinois LaSalle, Illinois LaSalle, Illinois 7 t Occt s4dve ti e fax 'tyoux 0o tti tciecC Sufifroxt Cars Trucks Complete Service Body Shop LORACK CHEVROLET Mendota, Illinois CROSS BODY SHOP Where Body Work is a Profession--Not a Sideline Wreck Rebuilding Radiator Repair Refinishing Wrecker Service Auto Glass Installation See Us for an Estimate On Route 34 East 1213 Meridan Call 7657 Mendota Illinois STEELE JEWELRY GIFT SHOP 703 Washington WESTERN CMTLE CO. Choice Quality Stocker-Feeder Cattle and Sheep The Best from the West C.B. Q.R.R. Stockyards On Route 34 East of Town ;all 2272 Your Best Deal is Mendota at Western For the Finer Things in Life Mendota £x M14 Scenes from the Little 8 One-Act Play. The year is 1971, the members of the class of 1961 assemble outside the door of the time machine which will take them into the twenty-first century for their class reunion. Waiting to greet us as we arrive is our atomic scientist Robert Lucas, creator of the time machine. After finishing college Robert came here to California to work at Mt. Palomar and invited the class to spend this reunion with him. The brilliant mathematician who helped Robert with this project, Wayne Goetz, was there to add his comments to the party. The first to arrive is Betty Stuepfert, banking tycoon, who came out to buy another bank. Her hobby is collecting banks and she now has one in every state. Following close behind is her private hair stylist Dixie Swanlund. It seems Dixie now works for all the famous women. Speaking of being famous every class must have a movie star and ours is Gorgeous George Nothnagel. He stopped by to greet us on the way to Japan where his new picture is being filmed. Judy Esterday flew in from Nome, Alaska, where she works as a stewardess. Between flights she runs a stewardess school for the Eskimo girls. Following close behind comes Jerri Shearer, she is now secretary to the President of American Airlines. Jerry Simkins, famous daredevil race driver, came in from his home in Illinois. There is owns one of the states biggest race tracks. Dwight Becker, the great All-American football player was in town for a game so it was easy for him to drop by for this get-together. Linda Petersen and her veterinarian husband came to join the festivities from their home in Missouri. Linda is director of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Barb Nickel, whose riches come from owning most of the largest elevators across the country, drove up to meet us in her new Cadillac. Diane Phillips, Carol Flanagan, and Arlene Diedrick flew in from their penthouse in New York. When they're not working they spend their time trying to find a new variety of lilac tree, one that blooms all year round. Wes Thompson, manager of the National Agricultural Research Foundation came with news from Washington. Kay Barber parachuted from one of her many planes to join us. She is now parachuting instructor for the airlines. Diane Gosch dropped by on her way from the United Nations where she is head interpreter. Harold Dober is now owner of Across Country Truck Lines. Sari and the rest of the family have an apartment in the back of the truck so they can travel with him at all times. Lois King came in wearing the dress she modeled at the latest Paris fashion show. She is now a top model. Wanda Parker drove up in--you guessed it--a Volkswagon. Yes, Wanda and her husband now own Volkswagon Inc. Carolyn Gosch, who is now a governess for Prince Rainier and family, came from France to celebrate with us. Sharon Krupp, Donna Lucas, and Sandie Denault, stopped in Las Vegas on their way to California and decided to stay there. They now own one of the city’s largest casinos. Admiral Joe Miller just arrived from the Hawaiian Islands where he is commander of the Navy base. Diane Perry, designer of Perri evening gowns, came to show us her new creations. Janet Knowlton, famous for the Knowlton reducing plan, came to make sure we all counted our calories. Last but not least, Bob Hassler, Ed Cassidy, and Dick Bonnell made an appearance. They were busy on a case. You see, they are now private detectives, their specialty--glamorous movie stars. Just in case anyone should need their services they can be reached at 78 Sunset Strip.