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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

1962 FRONT ROW: Shirley Haas, Carolyn Stamberger, Bernice Fischer, James Carver, Barbara Barkman, Larry Ross, SECOND ROW: Ruby Lashley, Sharon Thompson, Janet Lampkin, Diane Smith, Carla Bon-nell, Carol Carver, Judy Cass, Margie Kerchner, Carol Snodgrass, and Mr. Madsen. THIRD ROW: James Hamacher, John Hohertz, James Dunseth, Charles Cherry, James Stuepfert, Stewart Larsen, Jack Pope, Joseph Shevokas, Randy Stanard, Alan Portzen, Edgar Browder, and Tom Maloy. 1961-62 LION’S ROAR STAFF Co-Editors.......................Bernice Fischer and James Carver Business Manager ................ Shirley Haas Senior Editor ...................Barbara Barkman Underclass Editor................Carol Carver Activities Editor................John Hohertz Subscription Manager............. Larry Ross Advertising Manager..............James Stuepfert Head Typist......................Carolyn Stamberger Snapshots........................Ruby Lashley Photography by Leo's Studio Photographer.....................Alan Portzen and others 2 Mr. Carroll Doemer TO MISS IRENE BOWER, for her wonderful humor and understanding. TO MR. CARROLL DOERNER, for his guidance through our years at L.C.H.S. 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION GUIDES TO OUR FUTURE BOTTOM ROW: Arthur Hild, George Keutzer, Frank Schultz, Henry Stuep-fert. TOP ROW: Herbert Neill, Dayton Pope, Donald Norris. 4 MR. DEAN R. MADSEN MRS. MILDRED DAVIS FACULTY IRENE BOWER Social Studies English 14 years CARROLL DOERNER Mech. Drawing, Asst. Coach 4 years EMMA LOU G1LLINCHAM English, Librarian, Dramatics 2 years ALAN ECK Coach, Boys' Phys. Ed., Driver Ed. 1 year FRANCES MEADOWS Home Economics 1 year JAMES BETTY MADSEN HARLAN EHMEN RUTH PETERSON MEADOWS Girls' Phys. Ed. Agriculture Vocal Music French Geography 2 years 5 1 2 years 6 years 1 year DOMINIC MARCHIANDO Science 5 years BESSIE STEM Commerce 27 years STANLEY CICIORA Band and Instrumental Music 6 years JOHN McKenzie Mathematics 1 year years taught at L.C.H.S. 5 PERSONNEL BUS DRIVERS i__________i John Blackwell, Lois Slutz, Don Slutz, Frank Haefner, Alvin Tuntland. NOT PICTURED: Stanley Ciciora and Albert Skaggs. THE COOKS Kickie Scriba, Gladys Telkamp, Dorathy Goetz. THE CUSTODIANS 6 Neal Drummer John Schwabenland Miss Cindy Betz is crowned Queen of the dance. Many enjoy the dance. Looks like fun! The Junior Class float wins first. 8 The parade is led by the Marching Redcoats. Freshman Candidate June Black and escort Denny Becker. H O M E C 0 M 1 N G 1 9 6 1 Sophomore Candidate Cindy Betz and escort Don McCall. 9 Junior Candidate' Joanne Bauer and escort Tom Maloy. Senior Candidate Carla Bonnell and escort Randall Standard. CLASSES Algebra II students study hard under Mr. McKenzie. Science class is very quiet! Is this a study hall? Some students just don't pay any attention!! 10 What's so funny girls? Let's get busy kids? FIRST ROW: Melva Jackson, Wanda Fischer, Karon Black, Joanne Bauer, Barbara Slutz, and Sarah Lewis. SECOND ROW: Tom Selders, Kathy Stuepfert, Nancy Goetz, Caroline Goetz, Marilyn Wolf, Sharon Lucas, Barbara Shevokas, and Fred Vogt. THIRD ROW: Malcolm Norris, Richard Steele, Joe Drummer, Gary Trembly, Rodney Moore, and Richard Conklen. HILLBILLY WEDDIN” JUNIORS PRESENT COMEDY NOVEMBER 17 Paw Belsnickle—a typical lazy hillbilly . . Maw Belsnickle—the boss of the family . . Ceelie Belsnickle—the dirty one, 19 ... . Connie Mae Belsnickle—the brainy one, 18 Juney Low Belsnickle—has a feller..... Four Belsnickle—14.................... Five Belsnickle—13.................... Six Belsnickle—12..................... Obeey Upschlager—18................... Homer Upschlager—17, Juney Lou's feller . Chiz Upschlager—16, girl shy.......... Ronald Maxwell—25, a medical student . . Lucy Maxwell—his aunt (one of tire elite) . The Reverend—the valley's only minister . Cousin Zeke—band leader............... His Band—all cousins.................. The Wedding Party: Guests.......... Flower Girl Ring Bearer Richard Conklen Wanda Fischer Kathie Stuepfert Karon Black Sarah Lewis Nancy Goetz Barbara Shevokas Barbara Slutz Tom Selders Don Palmer Bill Cass Gary Trembly Marilyn Wolf Fred Vogt Malcolm Norris Caroline Goetz, Ellyn Hildebrand, Ken Purvis, Richard Steele, Joanne Bauer, Lynn Martin, Mary Portzen, John Miller, Robert Harvery, Betty Schultz Linda Standard Jerry Martin David Fogle, Melva Jackson, Nancy Goetz, Rodney Moore 11 LaMOILLE PRESENTS DRAG RACE” IN LITTLE 8 PLAY CONTEST CAST OF CHARACTERS Ken Mitchel.............................................. Ginny Rush.................................................. Martin Turner............................................ Enid McCray.............................................. Ritter—policeman......................................... Quimby................................................... Mr. Mitchell................................................ Mrs. Mitchell............................................ Mrs. Rush................................................... Director.................................................... Randy Standard Joanne Bauer James Hamacher Andrea Simpkins Stewart Larsen Jack Pope James Stuepfert Carolyn Stamberger Kathleen Stuepfert Mrs. Tom Gillingham 12 The hard-working crew! What happened? Help Dad Help!! Come on you guys, pull! SENIORS PRESENT THE TAMING OF THE SHREW” MAY 8 THE CAST Tracy—Luke's chauffeur....................................................Randall Standard Luke—A young scholar from Evanston........................................Larry Ross Bobby—Luke's servant......................................................James Hammacher Maids.....................................................................Carla Bonnell Shirley Haas Carol Snodgrass Widow—Friend of the family................................................Carolyn Stamberger Ladies—Friends of Betty and Pete.......................................... Ruby Lashley Carol Snodgrass Horace—Neighbor in love with Betty........................................Jack Pope Gregory—Neighbor in love with Betty.......................................James Dunseth Baptista Minola—Harried father of two.....................................John Hohertz Kate—The shrew daughter...................................................Judy Cass Betty—Her sister..........................................................Barbara Barkman Pete—A gentleman who tames Kate...........................................James Stuepfert Grumio....................................................................James Carver Curt“s....................................................................Carol Carver Negro Maids...............................................................Shirley Haas Carla Bonnell Tailoress.................................................................Margie Kerchner Vincent...................................................................Stewart Larsen Director..................................................................Mrs. Tom Gillingham Assistant Director........................................................Bernice Fischer 13 Guests sit out a dance. JR.-SR. PROM THEME 'TROPICAL TWILIGHT.” Honored guests pose by palm tree. 14 JUNIORS HONOR SENIORS WITH PROM ON APRIL 28 THE MARCHING REDCOATS MAJORETTE FLAG TWIRLERS Jean Harris, Gloria Hamacher, Mary Portzen, and Bernice Fischer. 18 Sarah Lews FRONT ROW: Susan Ultch, Carol Carver, Carol Snodgrass, Helen Stuepfert, Jean Harris, Margie Kerchner, Craig Bauer. SECOND ROW: Wanda Fischer, Bob Harvey, Linda Carver, Sarah Lewis, Carol Williams, Judy Matson, Janet Carver, Carlin Meyer and Mary Portzen. THIRD ROW: Lea Neill, Linda Bauer, Barbara Slutz, Barbara Barkman, Caroline Goetz, Betty Schultz, Lynn Martin, Nancy Goetz, Maureen Keutzer, Carole Stanard, Joanne Bauer, Kathleen Stuepfert, Rose Bartoli, Gordon Stuepfert, Gary Trembly, Judy Cass, and Bill Crisman. FOURTH ROW: Gladys Goetz, Gloria Hamacher, Ken Purvis, Bonnie Crisman, Ellyn Hildebrand, Phyllis Waderich, Wesley Blackwell, Dennis Becker, Andrea Simpson, Carolyn Stamberger, Marilyn Wolf, Linda Barger, James Hamacher, Mr. Cicora, Director; Richard Conklin, Fred Vogt, John Hohertz, Tom Slutz, James Stuepfert, Roger Purvis, Tom Selders, and Larry Ross. CONCERT BAND RECEIVES FIRST AT STATE 19 BARITONE DUET Richard Conklen and James Hama cher. SAX QUARTET Lynn Martin, Nancy Goetz, SAX DUET Maureen Keut-Joanne Bauer, and Kathy Stuepfert. zer and Carol Stanard. FLUTE QUARTET Carol Carver, Carol Snodgrass, Margie Kerchner, and Helen Stuepfert. SOLOISTS SEATED: Linda Carver, Carol Snodgrass, Sarah Lewis, Susan Ultch. STANDING: Lynn Martin, Kathy Stuepfert, Craig Bauer, Nancy Goetz, and Carlin Meyer. WOODWIND QUINTET Susan Ultch, Craig Bauer, Sarah Lewis, Janet Carver, Wanda Fischer. CLARINET QUARTET Lea Neill, Linda Bauer, Linda Carver, Barb Slutz. DRUM QUARTET Denny Becker, Wes Blackwell, Andrea Simpson, Carolyn Stamberger. MANY ARE IN SOLO AND ENSEMBKjffr CONTEST 20 FRONT ROW: Ruth Kenny, Sharon Lucas, Jean Harris, Karon Black, Donna Bonnell, Susan Ultch, Ruby Lashley, Carol Snodgrass, Connie Wamhoff, Bernice Fischer. SECOND ROW: Judy Schutlz, Ruth Chapman, Judy Thompson, Nancy Schutlz, Barbara Shevokas, Judy Matson, Rose Sadnick, Edie Mason, Linda Lucas, Beverly Fischer, and Mrs. Peterson. CHORUS ENJOYED BY ALL Soloist not pictured: Jean Harris Soloist: Bernice Fischer Soloist: Ruby Lashley Ann Trio: Carol Snodgrass, Sharon Lucas, and Nancy Schultz. — Trio: Connie Wamhoff, Susan Ultch, and Judy Matson (not pictured). 21 FRONT ROW: Lea Neill, Sarah Lewis, Judy Cass, Nancy Schultz, and Barbara Barkman. SECOND ROW: Kay Martin, Judy Schultz, Bonnie Crisman, Carole Stanard, Linda Carver, Lois Miller, Jo Alyce Smith, Sharon Lucas, Sharon Thompson, and Kathleen Happ. THIRD ROW: Linda Stanard, Carol Snodgrass, Ruth Kenny, Rachael Meuser, Edith Mason, Barbara Slutz, Ellyn Hildebrand, Nancy Schultz, Barbara Shevokas, Ruth Chapman, and Mrs. Meadows. F.H.A. PROMOTES HOMEMAKING F.H.A. OFFICERS SEATED: Barbara Barkman, Judy Cass, Betty Schultz, Sarah Lewis. STANDING: Nancy Schultz, Barbara Shevokas, Sharon Thompson, and Lea Neill. 22 FIRST ROW: James Dunseth, Alan Portzen, Ken Purvis, Jim Hamacher, Jim Carver, Bill Cass, and Mr. Ehmen. SECOND ROW: Denny Thompson, Gary Bauer, Larry Thompson, Tom Slutz, Tony Bonnell, Gor don Stuepfert, Ronnie Ross, Ronnie Hohertz, Jerry Schultz, Clifford Esterday, and Dennis Diedrick. THIRD ROW: Keith Cain, Bernard Happ, John Hohertz, Ronnie Barkman, Donnie Barkman, Roger Simpkins, Lyndon Hahn, Bill Bonnell, Charles Cherry, George Taylor, Craig Bauer, Roger Purvis, and Tom Maloy. F.F.A. PROMOTES FARMING Soil Judging Team-Tom Slutz, Jim Hamacher, Alan Portzen, Gary Bauer, and Dennis Diedrich. 23 LIBRARIANS FRONT ROW: Ruby Lashley, Kay Martin, Joanne Bauer, Mrs. Gillingham. BACK ROW: Diane Smith, Janet Lampkin, Sharon Lucus, Lori Schweiger, Sarah Lewis, Rosie Bartoli, and Tom Selders. G.A.P.C. HELPS TO ENTERTAIN FRONT ROW: Ruby Lashley, Lynn Martin, James Hamacher, Miss Bower. BACK ROW: Mark Wamhoff, Randall Standard, Sandy Koster, Carolyn Stamberger, Ellyn Hildebrand, Kathy Happ, Fred Vogt, Bill Cass. 24 SEATED: Margie Kerchner, Rachel Meuser, Judy Cass, Jim Carver, Mr. Madsen, and Sarah Lewis. SECOND ROW: Helen Stuepfert, Lea Neill, Kathleen Stuepfert, Lynn Martin, Caroline Goetz, Marilyn Wolf, Carolyn Stamberger, and Barbara Barkman. THIRD ROW: Don McCall, John Hohertz, Jim Hamacher, and Wes Blackwell. STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY Principal (for a day) James Hamacher announces over the loud speaker. Secretary (for a day) Margie Kerchner, types some papers. 25 Student teacher, Jim Carver, teaches Drivers Training. Student teacher, Carol Snodgrass, teaches English. L” CLUB FRONT ROW: Randy Standard, Charles Cherry, Stewart Larsen, Larry Ross, Alan Portzen, John Hohertz. SECOND ROW: Don McCall, Rick Hall, Kurt Meisel, Bob Harvey, Tom Maloy, Jim Dunseth. THIRD ROW: Roger Purvis, Ron Barkman, Coach Eck. FOURTH ROW: Don Bark-man, Dave Stouffer. FIFTH ROW: Larry Ogan, Roger Moore. SIXTH ROW: Pete Knowlton, Bill Cass. SEVENTH ROW: Jim Scriba, Jackie Manning. EIGHTH ROW: Jim Carver, Denny Becker. NINTH ROW: Creig Bauer, George T aylor. FIRST ROW: Barbara Barkmen, Melva Jackson, Wanda Fischer, Joanne Bauer, Andrea Simpson, Linda Bauer, Helen Stuepfert, and Cindy Betz. SECOND ROW: Connie Knowlton, June Black, Kay Martin, Sandy Koster, Louisa Cherry, Bernice Fischer, Carol Carver, Carolyn Stamberger, Sarah Lewis, Caroline Goetz, Linda Standard, Mrs. Madsen. THIRD ROW: Edna Browder, Linda Lucas, Donna Bonnell, Jean Harris, Carol Snodgrass, Margie Ker-chner, Linda Carver, Nancy Goetz, Kathy Stuepfert, Barb Slutz, Marilyn Wolf, Lois Miller. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Thompson, Janet Lampkin, Gloria Hamacher, Diane Barber, Carla Bonnell, Ruby Lashley, Sharon Lucas, Bonnie Crisman, Mary Brumbly, Mary Portzen, Karon Black, Connie Wam-hoff. FIFTH ROW: Judy Thompson, Judy Schultz, Gladys Goetz, Beverly Fischer, Lora Schweiger, Phyllis Wade-rich, Maureen Keutzer, Ellyn Hildebrand, Betty Schultz, Lynn Martin, Nancy Schultz, Linda Barger. SIXTH ROW: Carole Standard, Kathy Happ, Carlin Meyer, Lea Neill, Janet Carver, Barbara Shevokas, JoAlyce Smith, Eileen Funfsinn, Janie Maloy, Judy Cass, Shirley Haas, Rosie Bartoli, and Rose Sadnick. PEP CLUB 26 GIRLS PARTICIPATE IN G.A.A. FIRST ROW: Janet Lampkin, Kay Martin, Andrea Simpson, Kathy Stuepfert, Sarah Lewis, Barbara Bark-man, Helen Stuepfert, Mary Portzen, Sharon Lucas. SECOND ROW: Carla Bonnell, Joanne Bauer, Sandy Koster, Louisa Cherry, Linda Barger, Carol Williams, Judy Matsen, Gloria Hamacher, Linda Bauer, Carole Standard, Mrs. Madsen. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Crisman, June Black, Connie Knowlton, Mary Brumley, Diane Barber, Melva Jackson, Janie Maloy, Susan Ultch, and Karon Black. STUDENTS ENJOY CHESS CLUB FRONT ROW: Kurt Meisel, Bob Harvey, Gary Trembly, Fred Vogt, Dennis Diedrick. BACK ROW: Bill Cass and Mr. Meadows. 27 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS FRONT ROW: Lynn Martin, Wanda Fischer, Marilyn Wolf, Caroline Goetz, Sarah Lewis, Beverly Fischer, Ellyn Hildebrand. SECOND ROW: Connie Wamhoff, Helen Stuepfert, Gloria Hamacher, Gladys Goetz, Carlin Meyer, Lea Neill, Cindy Betz, Shirley Haas, Rose Bartoli, Carol Snodgrass, Karon Black, Joanne Bauer, and Kathy Happ. BACK ROW: Mr. Meadows, Judy Matson, Barbara Barkman, Rex Piper, Kurt Meisel, Bob Harvey, Gary Trembly, Fred Vogt, Pat Lucas, Rick Hall, Kathy Stuepfert, and Linda Bauer. SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW: Marilyn Wolf, Caroline Goetz, John Hohertz, Gary Trembly, and Barbara Barkman. BACK ROW: Rose Bartoli, Lynn Martin, Carol Carver, Jack Pope, Fred Vogt, Bill Cass, and Mr. Mar-chiando. 28 FRONT ROW: Rex Piper, Denny Becker, Miss Stem, Shirley Haas, Sarah Lewis, Margie Kerchner, Alan Portzen, Jim Carver, Fred Vogt. SECOND ROW: Kay Martin, Karon Black, Lynn Martin, Melva Jack-son, Nancy Schultz, Wanda Fischer, Joanne Bauer, Susan Ultch, Sharon Lucas, Rose Bartoli, Carol Snodgrass, Ruby Lashley, Carla Bonnell, Sharon Thompson. THIRD ROW: Janet Lampkin, Barbara Bark-man, Marilyn Wolf, Caroline Goetz, Nancy Goetz, Kathleen Stuepfert, Carolyn Stamberger, Carol Carver, Judy Cass, Linda Barger, Diane Smith, and Bernice Fischer. 1961-62 LION’S ROAR STAFF Editor ............. Assistant Editor . . . Sports Editor....... Asst. Sports Editor . Advisor.............. Circulation Manager Photographer......... Head Typist.......... Cartoonist........... Margie Kerchner Sarah Lewis Alan Portzen Rex Piper Miss Bessie Stem Carolyn Stamberger Jim Carver Shirley Haas Larry Ross 29 Margie Kerchner Sarah Lewis 31 SENIOR TRIP 32 ????? Smile boys! VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Jack Manning, Manager; Jim Chism, Gorden Stuepfert, Tom Slutz, Lowell Lewis, Rick Hall, Rex Piper, Denny Becker, Denny Thompson, Curt Meisel, MIDDLE ROW: Craig Bauer, Fred Becker, George Taylor, Roger Moore, Alan Portzen, Jim Carver, Don Barkman, Mike Choiniere, Larry Ogan, TOP ROW: Mr. Doemer, Assistant Coach; Rodney Moore, Larry Ross, Bob Harvey, Jack Pope, Randy Stanard, Charles Cherry, Don McCall, John Hohertz, Jim Dunseth, and Coach Eck. CAPTAINS LOOK FOR ADVICE FROSH-SOPH SCORES Captain Jim Carver; Coach Eck; Captain Randy Stanard. OP L T ampico 0 53 Annawan 0 21 Wyanet 0 19 Western 7 0 Tiskilwa 6 13 JV 34 FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW: Jack Manning, Manager; Jim Chism, Gorden Stuepfert, Tom Slutz, Denny Thompson, Rick Hall, Lowell Lewis, Denny Becker, Curt Meisel. FRONT ROW: Mr. Doerner, Assistant Coach; Craig Bauer, Fred Becker, George Taylor, Roger Moore, Don McCall, Rex Piper, Don Barkman, Larry Ogan, Mike Chorniere, and Coach Eck. SENIORS IN THEIR LAST SEASON Left to right: Mr. Doerner, Assistant Coach; Jim Carver, Larry Ross, Randy Stanard, Jack Pope, Charles Cherry, John Hohertz, Alan Portzen, and Coach Eck. VARSITY SCORES OP L Tampico 12 6 Ohio 0 34 Wyanet 6 0 Tiskilwa 33 0 Western 9 6 Annawan 32 0 Neponset 26 6 STANDINGS W L T p OP Tiskilwa 7 0 0 198 38 Western 5 2 0 128 54 Annawan 4 2 1 116 58 Wyanet 4 2 1 114 65 Neponset 3 4 0 84 112 Tampico 3 4 0 90 115 LaMoille 1 6 0 50 112 Ohio 0 7 0 32 258 35 THE STARTING ELEVEN Charles Cherry John Hohertz End 2nd Team Tackle All Conference Alan Portzen End Don McCall Quarterback Randy Stanard Halfback 2nd Team All Conference Co-Captain Larry Ross Don Barkman Denny Becker Guard Halfback Quarterback Roger Moore Guard George Taylor Tackle Jim Carver Center 1st Team All Conference Little All State Most Valuable Player Co-Captain 36 VARSITY FROM LEFT: Asst. Coach Doerner, Jim Carver, Denny Becker, Roger Purvis, Don McCall, Don Barkman, Bob Harvery, Jack Pope, Stewart Larsen, Ron Barkman, Craig Bauer, Kurt Meisel, Mark Wamhoff, Denny Thompson, and Coach Eck. SCORES TEAM L OP Hopkins 85 T ampico 55 Bureau Twp 43 51 Tislilwa 34 66 Ohio 79 Wyanet 39 80 Annawan 14 64 Western 66 Lyndon 58 Bureau Twp 53 67 TEAM L OP Earlville.......................... 29 51 Paw Paw............................ 55 47 Malden.............................. 60 57 Annawan............................. 36 64 Hennipen........................... 46 59 Malden............................. 54 67 Neponset........................... 62 71 Mag. Swaney........................ 66 68 Ohio............................... 45 65 Depue.............................. 49 82 FROSH-SOPH FIRST ROW: Roger Purvis, Rick Hall, Denny Thompson, Jim Chism, Rex Piper, Bob Lampkin, Mark Wamhoff. SECOND ROW: Asst. Coach Doerner, Don McCall, Keith Cain, Lydon Hahn, Dave Stouffer, Kurt Meisel, Coach Eck. 37 VARSITY LETTERMEN DENNY BECKER--Guard Honorable Mention--All-Conference. CRAIG BAUER Forward KURT MEISEL Guard RON BARKMAN--Forward Captain, Special Mention All - Conference. STEWART LARSEN Center DON McCALL Forward MARK WAMHOFF Forward DON BARKMAN Center ROGER PURVIS Guard DENNY THOMPSON Guard JIM CARVER Guard 38 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Joanne Bauer, Susie Fischer, Barb Barkman, and Melva Jackson. JUNIOR-VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Andrea Simpson, Helen Stuepfert, Cindy Betz, and Linda Bauer. 39 VARSITY TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: Fred Becker, Rick Hall, Pete Knowlton, Ron Barkman, Rodney Moore, Don McCall, Roger Moore, Denny Thompson, Denny Becker, Jim Carver. SECOND ROW: James Chism, Don Barkman, Bob Lampkin, Larry Ogan, Joe Shevokas, Gus Stanard, Charles Cherry, Pat Lucas, Bob Parker, Rog Purvis, Jim Dunseth. THIRD ROW: Coach Doerner, Jerry Martin, Mike Denault, Ronnie Hopps, Dave Stauffer, Bob Harvery, Mark Wamhoff, Craig Bauer, Jack Pope, James Stuepfert, Kurt Meisel, Jack Manning, Coach Eck. The frosh-soph 440 yard relay team consisting of Pete Knowlton, Rick Hall, Roger Moore, and Rog Purvis broke the high school mark with a time of 49.2. Joe Shevokas breaks the high school high jump record with a jump of 5' 9 1 2 . HIGH JUMP FROSH-SOPH 440 YARD RELAY TEAM 100 YARD DASH 180 YARD HURDLES Randy Stanard wins the 100 yard dash. Jerry Martin breaks tape in the 180 yard low hurdles. TRACK QUEEN VARSITY 880 YARD RELAY Bernice Fischer reigns as Track Randy Stanard breaks tape as anchor man in the 880 Queen of LaMoille. yard relay. SHOT PUT POLE VAULT V 41 Jim Carver puts shot to place in the competition. Denny Becker clears bar to win the pole vault. BARB BARKMAN--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; G.A.P.C. 2; Class Vice Pres. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Class Play 3; Paper Staff 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Language Club 3,4; Homecoming Queen 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. JOHN BICKJETT--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3; Track 2; Annual Staff 4. Tomorrow is today's greatest labor-saving device. CARLA BONNELL--Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Librarian 3; Paper Staff 4; G.A.P.C. 2; Track Queen Candidate 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Annual Staff 4. My middle name is work, but my first name is don't. EDGAR BROWDER—Annual Staff 4. 43 She hath built her monument more lasting than bronze. CAROL CARVER--Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Language Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; G.A.A. 2; Science Club 4; Class Reporter 3,4; Class Play 3. I was bom bright, but knocking around had tarnished me some. JUDY CASS--Chorus 1; Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.H-A. 1,2,3,4; Queen Candidate 1; Chess Club 3; Language Club 2; Student Council 4; Class Play 3; Paper Staff 2,3,4; F.H.A. Vice Pres. 3; Class Sec. 3. No man can be a patriot on an empty stomach. JAMES CARVER--Annual coeditor 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4; L Club 3,4, Pres. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Student Council Pres. 4; Football Captain 4. All great men are dead and I'm not feeling well. CHARLES CHERRY—Junior Class Pres. 3; L Club Pres. 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; L Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Annual Staff 4. 44 No one knows what he can do until he tries. JAMES DUNSETH—L Club 2,3,4; FJ.A. 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Junior Play 3; One Act Play 3; Annual Staff 4. Be silent and safe—silence never betrays you. SHIRLEY HAAS—Chorus 1,2; Language Club 2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Annual Staff 4; One Act Play 3; Class Play 3. Smile a little, Smile a lot. BERNICE FISCHER--Class Vice Pres. 4; Sec.-Treas. of class 1; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual co-editor 4; Chorus 1,4; Language Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Flag Twirler 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 2; One Act Play 2; Junior Class Play 3; Science Club 1. What cannot be cured, must be endured. JAMES HAMA CHER—Football 1,2,3; Chess Club 3; G.A.P.C. Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 2,3,4; FT.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres. 4. 45 It is better to wear out than rust out. JOHN HOHERTZ--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Science Club 4; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; L Club 2,3,4. School breaks up my whole day. JANET LAMKIN--G.A.A. 1,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. I like to study in the morning, but I never get up. MARGIE KERCHNER--Band 1,2, 3,4, Librarian 3, Pres. 4, Student Director 4; Paper Staff 2,3,4, Co-editor 3, Editor 4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Librarian 2; Language Club 2; Student Council 4; Junior Class Play 3; One Act Play 3; Annual Staff 4. If school is liberty, give me death. STEWART LARSEN—FJ.A. 1; L Club 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Annual Staff 4. 46 I'm all right. It's the world that's crazy. She floats upon the river of my every thought. RUBY LASHLEY--Paper Staff 3,4; Chorus 1,4; Librarian 1,3,4; Annual Staff 4; G.A.P.C. 2,4, Sec. 4; Class Play 3; One Act Play 3; Language Club 2; Pep Club 4; Track Queen Candidate 1. THOMAS MALOY--Track 2,3; Football 3; Basketball 2; Class Pres. 2; L Club 2,3,4; Sec.-Treas. 4; Annual Staff 4. I agree with no man's opinions! I have some of my own. What hath night to do with sleep. JACK POPE--Band 1,2,3; Track 3,4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Class Play 3; One Act Play 3,4; Chorus 1; Science Club 4; Annual Staff 4. ALAN PORTZEN—F J.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 2; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Band 2; Science Club 4; Class Treas. 2; L Club 4. 47 I came, I saw, and I'm still looking. LARRY ROSS--Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, Mgr. 2,3; Track 3, Mgr. 1,2; Class Play 3; One Act Play 3. Behold, I graduate. DIANE SMITH--F.H-A. 1; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1; Paper Staff 4; Librarian 4; Annual Staff 4. Oh, why should life be all labor? JOSEPH SHEVOKAS— Annual Staff 4. Though she be but little, she is fierce. CAROL SNODGRASS--Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Horizon Club 2,3; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 1; Class Treas. 3; Paper Staff 4; Senior Play 2. 48 Eyes, when properly used, can accomplish much. CAROLYN STAMBERGER--Class Vice Pres. 1; G.A.P.C. 2,4; Student Council 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Pres. 3,4; Class Sec.-Treas. 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Homecoming Queen 3; Language Club 2; Science Club 1; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. For men may come, and men may go, but I go on forever. RANDALL STANARD--Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; L Club 2,3,4; G.A.P.C. 4; Annual Staff 4. Genius must be bom and can never be taught. Not light-headed, just blonde. JAMES STUEPFERT—Band 3,4; Track 3,4; F.F-A. 1,2; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 4; Junior Class Play 3. SHARON THOMPSON—Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Queen Candidate 2; Paper Staff 3,4. 49 CLASS HISTORY On September 1, 1958, thirty-seven young people entered the doors of L.C.H.S. and were branded as the inexperienced little freshmen. Mr. Kimrey was our class sponsor. Our first duty was to elect our officers. They were: Jim Carver, Carolyn Stamberger, Bernice Fischer, Barbara Barkman, Jane Feik, and Margaret Silfies. Our queen candidate, Barbara Barkman, was elected Homecoming Queen for 1958. Judy Cass was our Valentine Queen candidate. We wore unusual, eye-catching costumes for the Freshman Initiation. Robert Mandrell and Gloyd Neperman left us and Ruby Lashley joined our class. In the fall of 1959, the more experienced students entered L.C.H.S. for another eventful year. Our officers were: Tom Maloy, Jim Carver, Alan Portzen, James Stuepfert, Carolyn Stamberger, and Margie Kerchner. Mr. Doemer was our class sponsor. Bernice Fischer was our Homecoming Queen candidate and Sharon Thompson was our Valentine Queen candidate. Bernice Fischer was a French girl in the Little 8 Play Contest and Ruby Lashley was her understudy. Our float Blast Off To Victory rocketed second prize in the Homecoming Parade. Barbara Day, Jim Thompson, Eugene Lachat, and Art Chapman left the class during the year. In the fall of 1960 we returned as upperclassmen and were greeted by Mr. Doemer, our sponsor. Our elected leaders were: Charles Cherry, Barbara Barkman, Judy Cass, Carolyn Stamberger, Carla Bonnell and Carol Carver. Carolyn Stamberger, our queen candidate, reigned over Homecoming. Our class play, The Millionth was Millie, directed by Mrs. Gillingham, was a great success. Ruby Lashley played the role of Millie, and she played Pierrette in the Little 8 Play Contest. A most eventful evening was April 22, the Junior-Senior Prom. The magnolia tree, wishing well, and a picture of a Southern plantation reflected the theme, Southern Hospitality. During the year we lost Jane Feik and Roger Cogdal; we gained Carol Snodgrass. The long dreamed of time has arrived. We were Seniors at L.C.H.S. and were wisely guided by Mr. Doemer. Our able officers were: Margie Kerchner, Bernice Fischer, Carolyn Stamberger, Jim Hamacher, Jim Carver and Alan Portzen. Our Homecoming Queen candidate was Carla Bonnell. The Juniors honored us on April 28 with the Junior-Senior Prom. A straw hut and palm trees in the gym reflected the theme Tropical Twilight. Our senior class play was a modern revised comedy, The Taming of the Shrew under the direction of Mrs. Gillingham. Jim Stuepfert and Judy Cass were leading characters in this wonderful hit. Officers are listed in this order: president, vice-president, secretary-treasurer, Student Council representative, G.A.P.C. representative, and reporter. As we walk down these halls we look back upon them and the memories we have gathered through our high, school years. We think of all the ball games, the dances, the parties, and yes, even the studies. We know we are taking a big step forward, but our memory still lingers to our high school years. As we leave the school we stop to look back at our old friend and know we will always have a tender spot in our heart for our Alma Mater. 50 SENIORS LEAVE MANY TREASURES LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE I, Barbara Barkman, do hereby will to Susie Fischer my ability to be captain of the cheerleaders. I, John Bickett, do hereby will to Bill Bonnell my ability to receive pink slips. I, Carla Bonnell, do hereby will to Diane Barber my ability to ride horses, and to Melva Jackson my ability of standing up while rolling the bowling ball down the alley. I, Edgar Browder, do hereby will to Bob Harvey my ability to leave women and cigarettes alone. I, Carol Carver, do hereby will to Diane Barber my ability to concentrate on speed tests and to Rose Bartoli my ability to stay calm?? in chemistry lab. I, James Carver, do hereby will to Denny Becker my shyness with girls. I, Judy Cass, do hereby will to Mary Portzen my ability to sit by Bill Crisman while playing first cornet, without losing her mind. I, Charles Cherry, do hereby will to Jerry Martin my ability to behave and act my age at all times. I, Jim Dunseth, do hereby will to Dave Stouffer my ability to occupy the best position in the hall by the dancing room. I, Bernice Fischer, do hereby will to Betty Schultz my ability to get her typing words before the year is over and my shyness with boys. I, Shirley Haas, do hereby will to Ellyn Hildebrand my ability to hit the target in archery. I, James Hamacher, do hereby will to Joanne Bauer my sweet desposition and to Bill Cass my ability to keep quiet in Ag. class. I, John Hohertz, do hereby will to Malcolm Norris my ability to pass Algebra II while using my old test papers. I, Margie Kerchner, do hereby will to Susie Fischer my quietness and my ability to stay sane on our bus route! I, Janet Lamkin, do hereby will to Jerry Martin and Zeke Steele a Thunderbird and take it easy fellows! I, Stewart Larsen, do hereby will to Dennis Diedrick my height and to Mark Wamhoff my ability to get along with coach. I, Ruby Lashley, do hereby will to Lynn Martin my ability to attract a Sondgeroth and my ability on the trampoline to Joanne Bauer. I, Thomas Maloy, do hereby will to Joanne Bauer my hand so she will be able to hold it even though I won't be here! I, Jack Pope, do hereby will to Bob Harvey all my 2nd year French papers. I, Alan Portzen, do hereby will to Caroline Goetz my ability to pull through Trig class. I, Larry Ross, do hereby will to Wes Blackwell my ability to stay away from girls. I, Joseph Shevokas, do hereby will to Gary Trembly my ability to sleep in study hall. I, Dianne Smith, do hereby will to Jerry Martin my ability to drive. I, Carol Snodgrass, do hereby will to Rose, Barb, and Lea my seat on the bus so they won't be crowded next year and to Bill Crisman my ability to keep my Malden class ring bright and shining. I, Carolyn Stamberger, do hereby will to Kathy Stuepfert my ability to make it to school on Monday mornings after a weekend with a certain Mendota boy. I, Randall Stanard, do hereby will to James Chism my good looks and my speed. I, James Stuepfert, do hereby will to Malcolm Norris my ability to get under any teachers skin by being a good kid (! !) and to Tom Slutz my ability to play in 9th position in the band practice session along with one bottle of slide oil, slightly used. I, Sharon Thompson, do hereby will to Jerry Martin and Zeke Steele to keep the K Klub going. We, The Senior Class, do hereby will to the Junior Class our position in high society. We, The Senior Class, do hereby will to the Sophomore Class our wonderful grades and old tests. We, The Senior Class, do hereby will to the Freshman Class our ability to act our age. We, The Senior Class, do hereby will to the Faculty our excellent study habits. We, The Senior Class, do hereby will to the Custodians all our old notes and papers. We, The Senior Class, do hereby will to the Cooks our empty stomachs. We, The Senior Class, do hereby will to Mrs. Davis not to bother her any more. We, The Senior Class, do hereby will to Mr. Madsen all of our wonderful manners and shyness! We, The Senior Class, do hereby will to the LaMoille Community High School--our memory! OF 51 HONORS Valedictorian Award.......... Salutatorian Award........... D.A.R. Award Winner .... Betty Crocker Award ......... Library Award................ Science Award ............... Athletic Exempler Award Danfourth Citizenship .... Lion's Roar Editor Key . . Chorus Award ................ John Philip Sousa Band Award School Annual Editor's Keys Class President's Keys....... Shirley Haas James Stuepfert Carol Snodgrass Carolyn Stamberger Carol Snodgrass Ruby Lashley James Stuepfert James Carver Barbara Barkman James Stuepfert Margie Kerchner Bernice Fischer Margie Kerchner Bernice Fischer James Carver James Carver, Thomas Maloy, Charles Cherry, Margie Kerchner 52 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE May 27, 1962 Processional ......... Invocation ........... Scripture............ Baccalaureate Sermon I'll Walk With Cod The Lord's Prayer . Benediction ......... Recessional .......... Mrs. Edith Bauer The Rev. J. T. Meyer The Rev. J. T. Meyer The Rev. John Peterson LCHS Girls' Chorus LCHS Girls' Chorus The Rev. J. T. Meyer Mrs. Edith Bauer COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM May 31, 1962 Processional ............................................. Invocation ............................................... Salutatory ............................................... Valedictory............................................... Senior Selection ......................................... Commencement Address ..................................... Honary Mention............................................ Presentation of Diplomas ................................. Benediction............................................... Recessional............................................... LCHS Band The Rev. Charles Jupen James Stuepfert Carol Snodgrass Shirley Haas LCHS Band Dr. Ben C. Hubbard Dean R. Madsen Henry Stuepfert The Rev. Charles Jupen LCHS Band BARBARA BARKMAN JOHN BICKETT CARLA BONNELL EDGAR BROWDER CAROL CARVER JAMES CARVER JUDITH CASS CHARLES CHERRY JAMES DUNSETH BERNICE FISCHER SHIRLEY HAAS JAMES HAMMACHER JOHN HOHERTZ MARGIE KERCHNER CLASS OF 1962 JANET LAMKIN STEWART LARSEN RUBY LASHLEY THOMAS MALOY JAMES MEALEY JOHN POPE ALAN PORTZEN LARRY ROSS JOSEPH SHEVOKAS DIANNE SMITH CAROL SNODGRASS RANDALL STANDARD CAROLYN STAMBERGER JAMES STUEPFERT SHARON THOMPSON 53 CLASS PROPHECY The class of '62 have returned to their old stomping grounds. It's been ten years since they graduated, and from the look of things many changes have taken place. Carolyn Stamberger and Bemice Fischer are hair stylists at the House Of Dior, where Ray and Ken are part time janitors. Jim Ollie Carver, universally known as the Babe Ruth of football, is playing for the Green Bay Packers. He also owns a football training clinic. A girl that has really gone up in the world is Carol Snodgrass. She is teaching English and French to the Various planet people on one of our space platforms and also keeping Gail company who is farming there. Carol Carver is now a head muse at the Mayo Clinic, where she discovered the cure for laziness. Zooming up in his 1972 Chevy is Alan Portzen. He has discovered the secret that makes cars run and now. operates a repair shop. Prof. Ruby Lashley has attained her goals--as a professor of English at Normal and being happily married to Dick. Jack Pope is an aviator and also, one of the top astronauts for the U. S. Air Force. Judy Cass just flew in. She is a top dress designer at the House Of Dior, where she designs burlap bags for cleaning women. Larry Ross, still a bachelor, is a free-lance artist. His speciality is calendar art. Working in Sing Sing as a dietician is Barbara Barkman. She was sent up for kidnapping blond bachelors. Carla Bonnell is working as a dental technician. Her husband Charles Cherry, is farming south of LaMoille. There are several experimental farmers in our midst. Jim Dunseth, John Bickett, Joe Shevokas, and James Huck Hamacher are all working together trying to develop a plant that will grow money. Shirley Haas has come all the way from Africa, where she is a missionary. James Stuepfert is a chemical engineer for Dow Chemical Company. So far, he has blown up only three laboratories. Janet Lamkin and Dianne Smith have opened a beauty saloon, where their speciality is beer shampoos. Sharon Thompson is bookkeeper and financier for this successful enterprise. In staggers the president of the National Chapter of A.A.A., Randy Gus Stanard. He is a mechanic for Caterpillar Corporation of which Tom Maloy is the big tread president. Edgar Browder is Tom's chief advisor when making such important decisions as whether or not to install candy machines. Taking a few minutes from his busy life is the Secretary of Agriculture, John Hohertz. On one of her many orbital flights, Margie Kerchner, has dropped in to visit her old friends and to pick up some air-sickness pills. And last but not least, Stewart 'Toot-in-the-Door Larsen has come in to show us his new line of Finies. 54 ROW 1: Rose Bartoli, Joanne Bauer, Douglas Bence, Karon Black, Bill Bonnell, Bill Cass. ROW 2: Richard Conklen, Bill Crisman, Joe Drummer, Wanda Fischer, David Fogle, Caroline Goetz. ROW 3: Nancy Goetz, Jean Harris, Robert Harvey, Ellyn Hildebrand, Melva Jackson, Sarah Lewis. ROW 4: Sharon Lucas, Jerry Martin, Lynn Martin, John Miller, Rodney Moore, Malcolm Norris. ROW 5: Donald Palmer, Mary Portzen, Ken Purvis, Betty Schultz, Nancy Schultz, Thomas Selders. ROW 6: Barbara Shevokas, Barb Slutz, Linda Standard, Richard Steele, Kathleen Stuepfert, Gary Trembly. ROW 7: Fred Vogt, Marilyn Wolf, Mr. Ehmen. Not Pictured: Diane Barber. 56 CLASS OF 1963 ROW 1: Linda Barger, Donald Barkman, Ronald Barkman, Gareth Bauer, Dennis Becker, Fred Becker, Lodema Bence, Cynthia Betz. ROW 2: Wesley Black-well, Donna Bonnell, Shannon Borri, Edna Browder, Mary Ann Brumley, Janet Carver, Louisa Cherry, Dennis Diedrick. ROW 3: Eileen Funfsinn, Kathleen Happ, Sandra Koster, Maureen Keutzer, Marvin King, Gerald Knowlton, Robert Lashley, Mr. Meadows. ROW 4: Patrick Lucas, John Manning, Catherine Martin, Judy Ann Matson, Donald McCall, Carlin Meyer, Roger Moore, Doris Lea Neill. ROW 5: Larry Ogan, Rex Piper, Elmer Ronald Ross, James Scriba, Thomas Slutz, George Taylor, Dennis Thompson, Susan Ultch. ROW 6: Phyllis Waderich, Constance Wamhoff, Mark Wamhoff, Carol Williams. Not Pictured: Mary Pullen, Rosemary Shugars, and Robert Lamkin. 58 ROW 1: Craig Bauer, Linda Bauer, June Black, Tony Bonnell, Keith Cain, Linda Carver, Ruth Chapman, Janes Chism. ROW 2: Norman Cogdal, Bonnie Crisman, Michael Denault, Cliff Esterday, Beverly Fischer, Gladys Goetz, Lyndon Hahn, Rick Hall. ROW 3: Gloria Hamacher, Roger Harvey, Ronnie Hohertz, Ronald Hopps, Ruth Kenny, Connie Knowlton, Lowell Lewis. ROW 4: Linda Lucas, Janie Maloy, Edith Mason, Kurt Meisel, Rachael Meuser, Lois Miller, Bob Parker, Roger Purvis. ROW 5: Rose Sadnick, Jerry Schultz, Judy Schultz, Lora Schweiger, Roger Simkins, Andrea Simpson, Jo Alyce Smith, Carole Stanard. ROW 6: David Stouffer, Gordon Stuepfert, Helen Stuepfert, Judy Thompson, Larry Thompson. Not Pictured: Lyle Shugars. 60 NELLIE'S BEAUTY SALON Featuring Realistic and Zota's Permanents Cherry, Illinois Phone 3501 Nellie Giacomelli, Prop. For Good Results Feed MOORMAN'S Edwin J. Julion Cherry Illinois JOLLEY LUMBER CO. Lumber and Building Materials Princeton, Illinois Phone 3-1972 C. E. DILLER IMPLEMENT CO. Your International Harvester Dealer in Princeton Phone 3-3251 701 East Peru Princeton C . J. DUNBAR AND CO. 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