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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF LA MOILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS THE 19G5 LION'S ECHO There is no death! The stars go down To rise upon some other shore, And bright in heaven's jewelled crown They shine forevermore. Though life become a desert waste, We know its fairest, sweetest flowers Transplanted into Paradise, Adorn immortal bowers. They are not dead! They have but passed Beyond the mists that blind us here Into the new and larger life Of the serener sphere. From: There Is No Death By: J. L. McCreery I) EDICATION May this annual also serve as a dedication to the memory of Linda Lucas. We, the Senior Class of 1965 respectfully dedicate our annual to our school, LaMoille Community High School, which has prepared us to enter adult life and given us many fond memories. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION...........4 SENIORS..................9 UNDERCLASSMEN............23 ACTIVITIES..............31 ORGANIZATIONS...........43 ATHLETICS...............57 ADVERTISING.............68 3 PRINCIPAL SECRETARY Dean R. Madsen Mildred Davis BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT ROW—Robert Hild, George Keutzer, Robert Piper. BACK ROW--Donald Norris, Herbert Neill, Dayton Pope, Henry Stuepfert. 4 MISS BOWER 17 Years MRS. GILLINGHAM 5 Years MISS STEM 30 Years MR. KIMREY 6 Years FACULTY” MR. MEADOWS 5 Years MR. DOERNER 7 Years MR. EHMEN 9 Years 5 MRS. BRANTNER 2 Years MRS. BAUER 1 Year MRS. PEEK 1 Year FACULTY MRS. MADSEN 8 1 2 Years MR. SHINN 3 Years MR. CIESLEWICZ 3 Years 6 CUSTODIANS NEAL DRUMMER FRED KOCH—Night Custodian BUS DRIVERS Mr. Skaggs, Mr. Blackwell, Mr. Tuntland, Mrs. Slutz, Mr. Slutz, Mr. Kopp. 7 JOHNNY SCHWABENLAND PERSONNEL HORTENSE SCRIBA DOROTHY GOETZ 1965 LIONS ECHO STAFF Snapshot Editor Underclass Editor Business Manager Head Typist Sports Editor Photographer Senior Editor Activities Editor FRONT ROW: Helen S., Beverly F., Carole S., Gloria H., Andy S., Linda B., Lowell L., Bemie H., Kurt M., Rick H., and Mr. Madsen. SECOND ROW: Ruth K., Edie M., JoAlyce S., Jessie R., Judith T., Rose S., Rachael M., Lois M., Linda C., Judy S., Lora S., Gladys G., and Bonnie C. THIRD ROW: Rog P., Larry T., Ronald H., Gordon S., Jerry S., Cliff E., Roddie S., James C., and Bob P. FOURTH ROW: Lyndon H., Rog H., Roger S., Ron H., Norm C., Keith C., Craig B., and Dave S. 8 SENIORS WHEN WE WERE YOUNGER 10 RICHARD HAIL LOWELL LEWIS 9ENI0R OFFICERS President-- Why desire to be average , for average is the worst of the best and the best of the worst. Athletics 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 2,4; L-Club 1,2,3,4; Class President 2,4j Annual Co-Editor 4. Vice Pres.— Life holds no higher pleasure than that of surmounting difficulties. Football 1,2,3,4; GAPC (Vice Pres. 4); L-Club 4; French Club 3,4; Chorus 2,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Vice Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4. RACHAEL MEUSER Sec.-Treas.-- It takes life to love life. FHA 1,2,3,4 (Pres. 4); Student Council 1,2,3, (V. Pres. 3); GAA 3,4; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 (Editor 4); Pep Club 1,2,3,4 (Vice Pres. 3); Annual Staff 4. GAPC Rep.— We walk by faith not by sight. Homecoming Queen 3; Band Pres. 4; Majorette 3,4; Sec.-Treas. GAA 3; GAPC (Pres. 4); Pom Pom Girl 4; Annual Staff 4. HELEN STUEPFERT JUDITH THOMPSON St. Council Rep.— The reward of a thing is to have it done—finally. Class Pres. 1; GAA Pres. 3,4; St. Council Sec. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Snow Queen 3; Cheerleader 1,2; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Co-Editor 4. Reporter— Practice is the best of all instructors. Chorus 1,2; GAA 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. GLORIA HAMACHER 11 CRAIG BAUER LINDA BAUER It is a rough road that leads to the heights of happiness. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, (Reporter 1); L-Club 1,2,3,4 (V. Pres. 3); Annual Staff 4. Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Flag Twirler 3; Junior Class Play 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4. KEITH CAIN SENIORS LINDA CARVER One today is worth two tomorrows.11 Basketball 1; Football 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4 (V. Pres. 4); Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4. JAMES CHISM What we have to do, we learn by doing. FHA 1,2,3,4 (V. Pres. 4); Student Council 1,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Paper Staff 3,4; Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4. I'll get there slowly, but surely. Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; L-Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4. 12 NORMAN COGDAL BONNIE CRISMAN A little friend may prove to be a great friend. Paper Staff 2; Junior Class Play 3; Librarian 3; Annual Staff 4. Art is a necessity not a notion. Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. CLIFFORD ESTERDAY SENIORS BEVERLY FISCHER The word impossible is not in my dictionary. FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Annual Staff 4. GLADYS GOETZ Just because I don't tell everything I know, doesn't mean I don't know it. French Club 1,2,3,4 (Vice Pres. 4); Pep Club 1,2,3,4 (V. Pres. 4); Student Council 1,3; Paper Staff 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Pom Pom Girl 4; Snow Queen Candidate 3,4; Annual 4. If you want learning you must work for it. French Club 1,2,3,4 (Sec. 4); Pep Club 1,2,3,4 (Pres. 4); Paper Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pom Pom Girl 4; GAA 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Annual Staff 4. 13 LYNDON HAHN BERNARD HAPP The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. FFA 1,2,3,4 (Treasurer 4); Basketball 1,2,3,4; L-Club 4; Annual Staff 4. It matters not how long you live, but how well. Basketball 2; Librarian 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. ROGER HARVEY QENIORS RONALD HOHERTZ A bachelor is a man who thinks twice before saying anything. Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. RONALD HOPPS To do two things at once is to do neither. FFA 1,2,3,4 (Treasurer 2); President 4); Annual Staff 4. Second thoughts, they say, are best. French Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 2; Chorus 4; L-Club 4; Annual Staff 4. 14 RUTH KENNY EDIE MASON SENI0R8 LOIS MILLER She is sure to be seen, where fun and mischief beam. Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; French Club 3; Librarian 4j Annual Staff 4. The unspoken word never does harm. Chorus; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; French Club 3; Librarian 4; Annual Staff 4. KURT MEISEL When I feel like exercising, I just lie down until the feeling goes away. Junior Class Plays 3; One Act Play 3; French Club 1,2; Chess Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Track 1,2,3,4; L Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4. ROBERT PARKER Never change when love has found its home. FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. Tis good to live and learn. Football 2; Track 3; Annual Staff 4. 15 ROGER PURVIS JESSIE RIDLEY Wine, women and song are getting me down, I guess I'll have to give up singing. Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4 (Reporter 3); Band 1,2; L-Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Annual Staff 4. Live as long as you may, the first twenty years are the longest half of your life. Pep Club 3; Librarian 2,4; French Club 2,3,4, Chess 4; Paper 3,4; Annual 4. ROSE SADNICK SENIORS RODDY SANSOM Wherever there is a human being there is an opportunity for kindness. Paper Staff 4; Librarian 4; Track 4; Annual Staff 4. A bluff a day makes school work play and many a day I bluffed 'em. Class Sec. 1; GAPC 3; Student Council 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. Do not ask for what you will wish you had not got. Chorus 1; FHA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4. JERRY SCHULTZ 16 JUDY SCHULTZ LORA SCHWEIGER A sparkle that is different. FHA 1,2,3,4 (Sec. 3); Cheerleader 4j Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; GAPC 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4j Annual Staff 4. Individuality is the salt of common life. FHA 3,4 (Sec. 4)j Librarian 1,2,4; GAA 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Pom Pom Girl 4; Student Council 4; GAPC 4; Annual Staff 4. BARBARA SCULLY SENIORS ROGER SIMK1NS Time as he grows old teaches many lessons. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Pep Club 1,2,4; GAA 3,4; Paper Staff (head typist 4); Annual Staff 4. ANDREA SIMPSON Two things I've had in life, and ample--good advice and bad examples. FFA 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. I live for fun and fun I have. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; One Act Play 1; GAPC 2; Paper Staff 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. 17 JO ALYCE SMITH CAROLE STANARD Marriage if one will face the truth, is an evil, but a necessary evil. FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 2j Annual Staff 4. It's a big wide wonderful world. Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; One Act Play 3; Annual Staff (Head Typist 4). DAVID STOUFFER SENIORS GORDON STUEPFERT Determination without temperament. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 3; Vice President 1,2; Student Council 3; Annual Staff 4. LARRY THOMPSON There's room at the top, but who wants to climb. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; L Club 3,4 (Secretary 4); Band 1,2,3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4. Many girls like me, but the limits are only one. G.A.P.C. 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. 18 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE May 23, 1965 La Moille Community High School Gymnasium Processional ........................... Mrs. Edith Bauer Invocation .................... The Rev. Claude Moreland Pastor, First Baptist Church, La Moille Scripture — St. Matthew 19:16-22 The Rev. Norman G. Wente Pastor, Immanuel Lutheran Church, Dixon Baccalaureate Sermon—“From Preparation To Performance” The Rev. Norman G. Wente Vocal Solo ................................ Beverly Fischer Selections — “With a Voice of Singing,” M. Shaw “God is our Refuge” (Psalm 46), H. Fisher LCHS Mixed Chorus Director, Mrs. Edith Bauer Benediction ....................The Rev. Claude Moreland Recessional ............................ Mrs. Edith Bauer Audience Will Please Rise CLASS OF 1965 BAUER, CRAIG BROWDER, LINDA CAIN, KEITH CARVER, LINDA CHISM, JAMES COGDAL, NORMAN CRISMAN, BONNIE ESTERDAY, CLIFFORD FISCHER, BEVERLY GOETZ, GLADYS HAHN, LYNDON HALL, RICHARD (President) HAMACHER, GLORIA HAPP, BERNARD HARVEY, ROGER HOHERTZ, RONALD HOPPS, RONALD KENNY, RUTH LEWIS, LOWELL (V. Pres.) MASON, EDIE MEISEL, KURT MEUSER, RACHAEL (Sec.-Treas.) MILLER, LOIS PARKER, ROBERT PURVIS, ROGER RIDLEY, JESSIE SADNICK, ROSE SANSOM, RODDY SCHULTZ, JERRY SCHULTZ, JUDY SCHWEIGER, LORA SCULLY, BARBARA SIMKINS, ROGER SIMPSON, ANDREA SMITH, JO ALYCE STANARD, CAROLE STOUFFER, DAVID STUEPFERT, GORDON STUEPFERT, HELEN THOMPSON, JUDITH THOMPSON, LARRY 19 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM May 28, 1965 La Moille Community High School Gymnasium Processional .................................... LCHS Band Director, Mr. Norbert Cieslewicz Invocation ................... The Rev. George T. Howard Pastor, St. Patrick’s Church, Arlington Salutatory ................... Helen Stuepfert, Lowell Lewis Valedictory .................................... Richard Hall Selection ........................................LCHS Band Commencement Address — “Beyond the Moon” Dr. Robert H. Nelson Chairman Secondary Education, Northern Illinois Univ., DeKalb Honorary Mention ........................... Dean R. Madsen Principal, La Moille Community High School Presentation of Diplomas .................. Henry Stuepfert President, Board of Education, District 509 Benediction ................. The Rev. George T. Howard Recessional .................................. LCHS Band HONORS Valedictorian Award......... Salutatorian Award.......... D.A.R. Award Winner .... Betty Crocker Award Winner Danforth Citizenship Award Lion's Roar Editor Key . . School Annual Editor's Keys Class President's Keys...... Chorus Award................ Exemplar Athletic Award . . Band Award.................. Richard Hall Helen Stuepfert, Lowell Lewis Helen Stuepfert Edith Mason Rachael Meuser, Richard Hall Rachael Meuser Richard Hall, Helen Stuepfert Helen Stuepfert, David Stouffer, Richard Hall Beverly Fischer Dave Stouffer, Richard Hall Carole Stanard CLASS WILL I, Keith Cain, do hereby will to Jeff Beatty my ability to stay out of trouble in second hour study hall. I, Rod Sansom, do hereby will to Ken Keutzer my ability to drive safely. I, Roger Simkins, do hereby will to Danny Cain my driving skills and my good luck. I, Roger Purvis, do hereby will to Jeff Beatty and Danny Cain my ability to have good conduct in all my classes. 1, Lora Schweiger, do hereby will to Ruth Heiserman my ability to not get along with those two certain fellows. I, Larry Thompson, do hereby will to Bob Williams my good looks and bad luck. I, Lyndon Hahn, do hereby will to Dave Lovgren my extreme height and good looks. I, Rick Hall, do hereby will to Neal Drummer all my old Goldwater stickers, and to Mike Madsen my locker shelves. I, Judy Schultz, do hereby will to Steve McCall my ability to be good in study hall, and to Ruth Heiserman my ability to goof off in P.E. class. I, Andy Simpson, do hereby will to Brian Cassidy my ability to behave, and to Rhonda Rett my ability to play volleyball. I, Gloria Hamacher, do hereby will to Renee Piper my ability to get along with Gordon, and to Connie Martin my red tights. I, Lowell Lewis, do hereby will to Randy Stouffer my ability to behave in English class, and to Larry Bonnell my good humor. I, Bemie Happ, do hereby will to Denny Faber my good looks, charm, and ability to get dates, and to Carol Molln the ability to get into her locker without any trouble. I, Gladys Goetz, do hereby will to Kay Humphrey my ability to behave in band, and to Jim Haas my ability to leave other people's lockers alone. I, Kurt Meisel, do hereby will to Martin Faber my ability to get nothing done in study hall, and to Larry Holloway my ability to have fun at noon hour. I, Norman Cogdal, do hereby will to my brother my ability to stay with one girl for three years. I, James Chism, do hereby will to Carl Robinson my ability to finish school. I, Robert Parker, do hereby will to Bill Esterday my ability to stay out of trouble. I, Bev Fischer, do hereby will to Carol Molln my ability to stay sane on the bus route (for more than one reason), and to Julie Beatty my ability to listen when it's her time to do so. I, Linda Bauer, do hereby will to Linda Molln my ability to get to the lunch line first, and to Marilyn Moore my ability to stick to one boy. I, Lois Miller, do hereby will to Myra Trembly my P.E. locker that will never open. I, Cliff Esterday, do hereby will to Celia Cassidy my ability to stay out of ditches. I, Dave Stouffer, do hereby will to Norm Steele my ability to foul out of basketball games. I, Edie Mason, do hereby will to Renee Piper my ability to get the Betty Crocker Award. I, Ron Hohertz, do hereby will to Susan Anderson my ability to be quiet in study hall. I, Jerry Schultz, do hereby will to Don Piller my ability to study in study hall, and to Norm Steele my good looks. I, Ron Hopps, do hereby will to Danny Cain my ability to keep quiet. I, Rose Sadnick, do hereby will to Ann Ultch my ability to stay out of trouble in P.E. I, Roger Harvey, do hereby will to Danny Cain, Bob Reed, and Ron Walzer, my ability not to throw books in eighth hour study hall when Mr. Meadows is not there. I, Helen Stuepfert, do hereby will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Mike Smith. I, Linda Carver, do hereby will to Kay Hildebrand my height and my ability to keep quiet in study hall. I, Craig Bauer, do hereby will to Danny Cain my ability to behave, and to Mark Geuther my ability to keep my mouth shut. I, Gordon Stuepfert, do hereby will to Steve McCall my ability to be ambitious in track. I, Rachael Meuser, do hereby will to Linda Grothen my good sense of humor, and the Lion's Roar to Bernice Zimmerlein. 1, Judy Thompson, do hereby will to Marilyn Thompson my ability to be quiet in study hall. I, Carole Stanard, do hereby will all my notes to my sister Rosey, and my ability to pass them and get caught to Tony Taylor. I, Barbara Scully, do hereby will my ability to get along with the Amboy guys to Linda Cherry. I, Ruth Kenny do hereby will my ability to stay alive on the Arlington bus route to Marilyn Moore. 1, JoAlyce Smith, do hereby will my ability to get to classes on time to Butch Meyers. I, Jessie Ridley, do hereby will to my little brother J. R. my great athletic ability and my ability to read that book. I, Bonnie Crisman, do hereby will to Louise Esterday my spot in the dance room. 21 CLASS PROPHECY The year is 1980, the members of the LaMoille Graduating Class of 1965 are holding their first class reunion. As our eyes wander around the room we spot a mob of autograph hounds that have surrounded the All-Star professional baseball player of the year, our own Richard Hall. Next we see Keith Cain who is now President of his new corporation that manufactures IBM machines. Sitting in the comer talking over their secretarial problems we see Carol Stanard, Linda Carver, and Barbara Scully. Next in view comes Roddy Sansom, our own Hollywood celebrity who recently starred in the new hit, the Surf-King. Not far behind him is his own personel hairdressor, Lora Schweiger who owns the Flip-Flap Hairdo Company. We see that James Chism, 1st Lt. of the U. S. Marine Corp, has just arrived from Hawaii where he is now stationed. Bernard Happ, business tycoon, now makes his appearance with his sever personal secretaries, one for every day of the week. We find that Bonnie Crisman and Cliff Esterday are now running a chain of Twinkle Toes dancing schools. Roger Harvey, Roger Purvis, and Roger Simkins now run the famous triple R drag strips. Craig Bauer, who is now with the Chicago Bears has been voted most outstanding player of the year. Gladys Goetz, Judy Thompson, Judy Schultz, and Rose Sadnick are now building a rest home for lonely bachelors between the ages of 19 and 30. Helen Stuepfert seems to be getting along fine. She teaches at a grade school for redheads only. Ronald Hopps is now the richest pharmachist in the world, after discovering a pill to cure the common cold. Gordon Stuepfert, alias Mad Mathematician, is now a math professor at the University of Illinois. Jerry Schultz is now head tailor at the Tall Man's Shop in New York City. Lyndon Hahn is now a big business tycoon. He owns all the Lyndy Go-Kart tracks. Ruth Kenny and Edith Mason are now the leading fashion designers at the House of Dior. Bev Fischer is busy rounding up her nine little Halls (that's a whole baseball team you know.) Lowell Lewis is now a famous doctor. He is kept busy tending to Rover's victims. Jo Alyce Smith is kept busy taking care of her $15,000 home and her 15 youngsters. Kurt Meisel is head math professor at Bradley University. Jessie Ridley fell in love with California and is now teaching 1st grade in San Francisco. Ronald Hohertz is now rich and famous after inventing a 20 row corn picker and planter. Larry Thompson now runs a two million acre horse ranch in Texas. Andrea Simpson is now running a beauty salon for handsome gentlemen only. Bob Parker is now a millionaire after taking over his father's junk business. Linda Bauer is now teaching typing and shorthand at Rockford Business School. David Stouffer is now one of Smokey Bear's men. He is a forest ranger in the Canadian Woods. Lois Miller is now head nurse at Mayo's. Gloria Hamacher has proven to be a very successful beautician. She is kept busy styling and combing the Beatles hairdos. Rachael Meuser is kept very busy keeping track of those 11 little Stouffers (That is a whole football team). Last but not least is Norman Cogdal, he has taken over Cushman Scooter Corporation and is making millions. 22 UNDERCLA SSMEN JUNIORS Gail Brian Sharon George Myra Bauer Cassidy Cogdal Esterday File Pat Lynne Keith Linda Betty Flanagan Fonderoli Freeberg Grothen Happ Albert Larry Mike Kendall Bev Harris Holloway Kenny Keutzer Know It on Bruce Becker Renee Piper Lauren Fonderoli Myra T rembly 24 Connie Martin Ruth Heiserman Don Pi ller Advisor--Mr. Shinn Terry King Dick Monroe Mike Smith Ann Ultch Lee Losey DeAnn Pinter Rosemary Stanard Julie Venardi Mike Madsen Donna Poitzen Tony T ay lor Ron Walzer Curtis Marcum Bob Reed John Trembly Les W amhoff Linda Molln Debby Spiegel Linda Trembly Bernice Zimmerlein 25 SOPHOMORES Hal Adkins Raymond Bend Larry Cromwell James Faber Susan Anderson Larry Bonne 11 Dan DeLong Beverly Gross Dennis Ayers Linda Cherry Russ England Loraine Grothen Celeste Bauer Mary Chism Louise Esterday John Harvey Jeff Beatty Duane Cogdal Dennis Faber Jim Hild Randy Stouffer Kenneth Bohm Joe Bartoli Jim Haas 26 Tom Lewis Kay Hildebrand Advisor Mr. Eh men Dale Holloway Tom Lamkin Steve McCall Joe Rett Marilyn Thompson Veronica Jackson Ken Lampe James Meyer Carl Robinson Doris Waderich Diane Klein Candyce Lucas Maureen Meyer Ron Roggy Steve Westerlund Barb Knowlton Larry Lucas Daniel Myers Barb Scriba Bob Williams Adel Lamkin Lynn Martin Lloyd Parker Howard Thayer Neva Jo Wolf 27 FRESHMEN Don Julie Martha Cecelia Bauer Beatty Betz C assidy Jon Clarice Bill Martin Davis Drummer Esterday Faber Ruth Mark Phyllis Jean Freeberg Geuther Happ Hild Kay Colette Cyndy Bob Humphrey Kenny Keutzer Klein Marla Brown Danny Cain David Lovgren Advisor--Mr. Meadows 28 Norman Steele Sharon Jensen Jim T ay lor Kathy Losey Lynn McCall Rhonda Rett Kathy Simkins Kathy Madsen Carol Molln James Ridley Sandy Stouffer Kay Manning Marilyn Moore Charles Robinson Trudy Trembly Cathy Matson Ken Pinter Elaine Shevokas Sharon Walzer 29 30 A CTIVITIES FRESHMAN INITIATION Okay--Step Heavy! Did You Have To? The Funniest 1-2-3 Everybody Roll! QUEEN MYRA REIGNS OVER HOMECOMING 1964 Queen Miss Myra Trembly --and her escort Craig Bauer THE BIG MOMENT ARRIVES THE CANDIDATES THE QUEEN AND HER COURT LEAD GRAND MARCH Freshman--Trudy Trembly; Escort--Bruce Becker. Sophomore--Kay Hildebrand; Escort—Jim Hild. Junior--Myra Trembly; Escort--Craig Bauer. Senior--Judy Schultz; Escort --Larry Thompson. SOPHOMORE'S WIN FIRST JUNIOR'S TAKE SECOND HORN OF PLENTY CENTERS THEME OF AUTUMN LEAVES FRESHMAN FLOAT SENIOR FLOAT LIONS CHARGING FOR VICTORY! CURTAIN GOING UP JUNIOR PLAY CAST Lorry Fuller--Renee Piper; Miss Irene Burgess--Bernice Zimmerlein; Nancy Leveridge--Lauren Fonderoli; Miss Carolyn Moran--DeAnn Pinter; Miss Henrietta Rivers--Julie Venardi; Elsie Hunter--Donna Portzen; Sylvia Moore--Connie Martin; Janet Young--Rosemary Stanard; Joan White--Linda Molln; Kyle Roberts--Myra Trembly; Middle-Aged Woman--Linda Trembly; Second Woman--Lynne Fonderoli; Mr. Norman Carter--Leslie Wamhoff; Andy Fullbright--Mike Madsen; Mark Guthrie--Mike Smith; Milt Sanders--Keith Freeburg; Buck 0'Hara--Pat Flanagan; Mr. Tony Peterson--Don Piller; Mr. Richard Leveridge--John Trembly; Usherettes--Myra File, Sharon Cogdal, Beverly Knowlton. 35 LITTLE 8 PLAY THE RUNNING TIDE” TAKES SECOND THE CAST—Keith F., Rick H., Linda T., Kay H., Helpers, Don P., Bruce B., Director Mrs. Peek. CANDID CAMERA 8HOT8 SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER THE CAST Tony Lumpkin (Mrs. Hardcastle's son by her first husband).............................Roddy Sansom Mr. Hardcastle (a country squire).....................................................Craig Bauer Mrs. Hardcastle (his wife)...........................................................Carole Standard Kate Hardcastle (Mr. Hardcastle's daughter by his first wife)........................Beverly Fischer Constance Neville (Mrs. Hardcastle's niece)...........................................Helen Stuepfert Sir Charles Marlow (Mr. Hardcastle's friend)..........................................Jerry Schultz Charles Marlow (His son)............................................................Lowell Lewis George Hastings (a friend of young Charles Marlow)..................................Ronald Hohertz Servants in the Hardcastle house..................................................... Keith Cain Norman Cogdal, Gloria Hamacher, Lora Schweiger Landlord of The Three Pigeons.........................................................Roger Simkins Bette Bouncer (Barmaid of The Three Pigeons)..........................................Linda Carver Aminadab (the Exciseman)............................................................Richard Hall Jack Slagg (Horse doctor)...........................................................Norman Cogdal Jeremy (a servant of Marlow's)........................................................Roger Purvis Director: Mrs. Gillingham helps make last minute preparations. FANTASIA COUPLES ENJOY FANTASIA 40 41 Hey, Stuepfert--what's so funny? This is the life! SENIOR SNEAK-WEEK Be seeing you guys! The Chow Hounds Esther Williams? No, just Bonnie Dear Ma 42 ORGANIZE TIOMS STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Don P., Bruce B., Mr. Madsen. MIDDLE ROW: Marla B., Myra F., Lynn F., Judy S., Susan A., Adel L. FRONT ROW: Lora S., Connie M., Rachael M., Helen S., Rick H., Keith C., Tom L. STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS ST. GOVERNMENT DAY Principal: Richard Hall; Secretary: Gladys Goetz 44 STUDENTS TAKE CLASSES Ruth Kenny Shorthand Roger Harvey Geometry Carole Stanard English Ron Hohertz Science Judy Thompson Study Hall Bob Parker Industrial Arts Barb Scully Gen. Business Keith Cain P.E. Linda Browder College Prep. English Andy Simpson Family Living 45 G.A.P.C. MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Lowell Lewis, Vice President; Connie Martin, Sec.; Gloria Hamacher, President; Miss Bower, Advisor; BACK ROW: Judy Schultz, Larry Thompson, Tom Lewis, Danny Cain, Lora Schweiger, Ann Ultch. LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: Rosemary Stanard, Rachael Meuser, Carole Stanard, Bev Fischer, Mrs. Gillingham--Advisor, Linda Molln, Lauren Fonderoli. SECOND ROW: Myra File, Bernice Zimmerlein, DeAnn Pinter, Jessie Ridley, Lora Schweiger, Bev Knowlton, Debbie Speigel, Julie Venardi, Renee Piper, Keith Free-burg. THIRD ROW: Roddy Sampson, John Harvey, Bemie Happ, Ken Keutzer, Don Piller. LAST ROW: Albert Harris, Bruce Becker, Pat Flanagan, Leslie Wamhoff, Kurt Meisel, Terry King, Dave Stouffer, Lowell Lewis. 46 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Judy S., Connie M., Renee P., Andy S., Linda B., Julie B., Kay H., Susan A., Kathy M., Adel L., Sponsor, Mrs. Madsen. SECOND ROW: Gladys G., Bev F., Lora S., De-Ann P., Marla B., Myra T., Debbie S., Lynn M., Lynn M., Gloria R, Cathy M., Linda M. THIRD ROW: Sandy S., Ruth Ann F., Katliy L., Rhonda R-, Bev. K., Sharon C., Neva W., Louise E., Diane K., Linda C., Gail B., Cecelia C., Martha B. FOURTH ROW: Ruth K., Edie M., Jo Alyce S., Barb K., Marilyn M., Lauren F., Myra F., Lynne F., Lois M., Veronica J., Julie V., Barb S., Mary C. FIFTH ROW: Marilyn T., Celeste B., Bev. G., Lorraine G., Doris W., Candy L., Maurie M., Betty R, Cindy K., Rosemary S., Carol M., Sharon W., Kathleen S., Kay R SIXTH ROW: Kay M., Trudy T., Bernice Z., Donna P., Ann U., Ruth Ann R, Judith T., Rose S., Rachael M., Clarice D., Jean R, Linda T., Helen S., Phyllis H. PEP CLUB KING and QUEEN Dave Stouffer Rachael Meuser Couples Enjoy Pep Club Christmas Dance TOP--Larry Lucas, Jim Hild, Kurt Meisel, Roger Puivis, Lowell Lewis, Keith Cain, John Trembly, Ron Hopps, Kendall Keutzer, Bruce Becker, Tony Taylor, Don Piller, Brian Cassidy, Larry Holloway, Gordon Stuepfert, Dave Stouffer, James Chism, Dick Monroe, Danny DeLong, Randy Stouffer, Richard Hall, Craig Bauer, and Coach Kimrey. FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: Linda Molln, Lowell Lewis, Tom Lewis, Gladys Goetz, Rick Hall, Bev. Fischer. SECOND ROW: Julie Beatty, Susan Anderson, Gail Bauer, Elaine Shevokas, Jessie Ridley, Bernice Zimmerlein, De Ann Pinter, Bev. Gross, Debbie Spiegel, Kathy Madsen, Carole Stanard, Maurie Meyers. BACK ROW: Butch Meyers, Marty Faber, Mike Smith, Ken Pinter, Ken Deutzer, Tony Taylor, Pat Flanagan, Bruce Becker, Jim Taylor, Jim Ridley, Jim Haas, Don Piller, Keith Freeburg, Mr. Meadows--Advisor. G.A.A. A A A A Afl A A A AiA a a a G I A f Oftf) Af ft a o A ;A A a A A ft A O A f' a i ‘i ft A IftS (% A FIRST ROW: Linda M., Myra F., Kay H., Ann U., Myra T., Ruth Ann H., Helen S., Andy S., Linda B. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Madsen, Gail B., Julie V., Rosemary S., Linda T., Ruth F., Marilyn M., Barb K., Lynn M. THIRD ROW: Phyllis H., Kay H., Kathleen 5., Julie B., Diane K., Jean H., Kathy M., Martha B., Cecelia C., Clarice D. FOURTH ROW: Sandy S., Kay M., Trudy T., Marla B., Judith TRachael M., Veronica J., Candy L., Doris W., Maurie M. FIFTH ROW: Sharon W., Cathy M., Marilyn T., Bev. G., Celeste B., Lorraine G., Barb S., Lauren F., Lynne F., Ad l L. SIXTH ROW: Bonnie C., Carole S., Donna P., Cindy K., Sharon J., Connie M., Renee P., Betty H., Gladys G., Rhonda R., Kathy L. LAST ROW: Lynn M., Gloria H., Lora S., Neva W., Debbie 5., Sharon C., Bev K., Susan A., Mary C. G.A.A. SPONSORS SADIE HAWKINS DANCE LES MAKES GRAND ENTRANCE F.H.A. PROMOTES BETTER LIVING TOP ROW - - Ruth F., Diane K., Veronica J., Edie M., Kathy S., Cathy M., Kay H., Kay M., Trudy T., Elaine S., Advisor: Mrs. Brantner. Carole S.( Sharon W., PhylUs H., Lauren F., Lynn M., Colette K., Betty H., Cindy K., Ruth K., Sharon J., Marla B. Lynne F., Barb S., JoAlyce S., Linda C., Rachael M., Lora S., Judy S., Rose S., Bonnie C. F.F.A. PROMOTES BETTER FARMING TOP ROW—Danny C., Cliff E., Dan M., Larry TRog S., Craig B., Rog P., Bob K., Bob W. Jerry S., Donald B., Bob R., Ronnie W., Dennis F., Mark G., Jimmy F., David L. Dennis A., Lyndon H., Keith C., Ron H., Ken B., Curtis M., Advisor Mr. Ehmen. 50 1964-65 LIONS ROAR STAFF Junior Editor—Bernice Zimmerlein Editor—Rachael Meuser BACK ROW: Roddy S., Lowell L., Dave S., Roger H., Bev F., Gladys G., Jessie R., Helen S., Kay H., Lora S., Judy S., Bernie H., Ken B., Jim H., Norm S. SECOND ROW: Judy T., Ann U., Renee P., Gloria H., Lynn F., Myra F., Lauren F., Barb S., Sue A., Linda B., Carole S., Linda M., Andy S., Marla B., Linda C., Connie M., Ruth H., Rose S. FRONT ROW: Kendall K., Rick H., Gail B., Julie V., Miss Stem, Advisor, Rachael M., Bernice Z., Bruce B., Kurt M. 51 Band Members, left to right FIRST ROW, D. Spiegel, R. Heiserman, S. Anderson, C. Bauer, R. Stanard, D. Pinter, H. Stuepfert, C. Martin. SECOND ROW, G. Hamacher, D. Portzen, G. Bauer, L. Browder, C. Stanard, R. Piper, J. Rett, K. Freeberg, L. McCall, M. Meyer, R. Freeberg, M. Faber, B. Gross, C. Lucas, THIRD ROW, G. Goetz, K THE RED BAND OFFICERS Left to right: Ruth Heiserman, vice-pres., Gloria Hamacher, President; Susan Anderson, reporter; Renee Piper, Secretary; Gladys Goetz, librarian; Ann Ultch, librarian; Bernice Zim-merlein, chaplain; Kendall Keutzer, equipment manager; Mike Madsen, equipment manager; Mr. Cieslewicz, director. 52 Humphrey, B. Crisman, J. Hild, M. Betz, R. Rett, L. Wamhoff, A. Ultch, J. Venardi, D. Waderich, K. Losey, H. Thayer, J. Hild, M. Madsen. STANDING, B. Zimmerlein, K. Pinter, K. Lampe, K. Keutzer, K. Madsen, Mr. Cieslewicz, director. COATS FLAG TWIRLERS Left to right: Rosemary Stanard, Linda Carver, Helen Stuepfert, Ann Ultch. MAJORETTE Gloria Hamacher. 53 FRONT ROW: Lee L.; Steve W.; Bev F.; Judy S.; De Ann P.; Bernice Z.; Barb S.; Linda M.; Maureen M.; Neva Jo W.; Candy L. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bauer; Barb S.; Marilyn M.; Betty H.; Ruth Ann F.; Sandy S.; Phyllis H.; Carole M.; Cathy M.; Kathy L.; Lynn M. THIRD ROW: Donna P.; Ruth Ann H.; Kay M.; Myra F.; Sharon C.; Myra F.; Julie V.; Debbie S.; Bonnie C.; Gloria H. FOURTH ROW: Gail B.; Carole S.; Ann U.; Linda T.; Trudy T.; Kay H.; Celeste B.; Jean H.; Marthy B.; Rose S. FIFTH ROW: Kathy M.; Julie B.; Bev G.; Helen S.; Lora S.; Gladys G.; Mike S.; Butch M.; James F. SIXTH ROW: Keith F.; Larry L.; Danny D.; Bruce B.; Kendall K.; Mike M.; Tom L.; Les W. SEVENTH ROW: Howard T.; Don P.; Pat F.; Lowell L.; Ron H.; Tony T. CHORUS GROWS UNDER MRS. BAUER BIG SHINDIG 55 56 A THLETICS Tl ME HOME x tut x t i 4 • tut • III x it VISITOR Vi 44 9 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 444 4444 UNBEATEN LIONS COP 2ND STRAIGHT CONFERENCE TITLE Captain Dave Stouffer; Coach Kimrey; Captain Craig Bauer. VARSITY SCORES Opponent L OP Ashton . . . 14 0 Ohio 6 Neponset . . 0 Malden . . . 7 Wyanet . . . 28 0 Western. . . 7 Annawan . . 34 0 Tiskilwa . . 20 0 Tampico . . 42 0 58 FROSH-SOPH TOMORROW'S CHAMPIONS Captain Randy Stouffer; Coach Doemer; Captain Steve McCall. ACTION FROSH-SOPH SCORES OPPONENT L OP Ohio . . 14 14 Tiskilwa . . 31 7 Western . . 14 6 Wyanet . . 0 20 ♦Annawan . . 14 27 Malden . . 27 6 Forfeit SHOTS Kendall Keutzer Clifford Esterday | Gordon Stuepfert Fullback Kicking Specialist Guard U Halfback Ron Hopps End Lowell Lewis Dan Delong Conference Honorable Conference Honorable Mention Guard Mention Guard E Kurt Meisel Conference Honorable Mention Quarterback Keith Cain 2nd Team All Conference Tackle Craig Bauer Rick Hall Unanimous 1st Team 1st Team All All Conference Tackle Conference Halfback Little All State Co-Captain Randy Stouffer 1st Team All Conference Dave Stouffer Unanimous 1st Team All Conference Fullback Little All State Co-Captain 60 CHEERLEADERS 1964-65 Judy S., Kay H., Linda B., Adel L., Andy S., Julie B., Connie M., Kathy M., Sue A., Renee P. JUNIOR-VARSITY’ TOP: Andy S., Judy S., Linda B., Renee P., Connie M. POM POMS Sharon C., Debbie S., Bev F., Lora S., Bev K., Gladys G., Lynn M., Kathy L., Neva W., Rhonda R., Lynn M., Sandy S., Gloria H., Ruth F. FRONT ROW: Dave Stouffer, Kendall Keutzer, Mike Madsen, Craig Bauer, Rick Hall, Bruce Becker, Dick Monroe. STANDING: John Harvey, Brian Cassidy, Kurt Meisel, Jeff Beatty, Lyndon Hahn, Jim Hild, Pat Flanagan, Coach Shinn. VARSITY LION CAGERS PLACE 5TH IN LITTLE “8 The Starting Five ??? TEAM L OP TEAM L OP TEAM L OP Hopkins 69 . . 40 Odell 64 . . 68 Ohio . 63 . . 72 Wyanet .54 . . 46 Hennepin 75 . . 73 Leland . 68 . . 83 Earlville .... 73 . . 41 Western 55 . . 74 Tampico . . . . .68 . . 67 Annawan .... .52 . . 55 Malden 77 . . 59 Paw Paw . . . . 57 . . 67 Malden .71 . . 62 Wyanet .45 . . 56 Tiskilwa . . . . 63 . . 66 Manlius .49 . . 65 Neponset .62 . . 60 Ohio . .87 . . 68 Ohio 65 . . 67 Tampico .60 . . 68 Depue . .76 . . 77 Lostant . 77 . . 60 Mag-Swaney . . 85 . . 65 62 VARSITY LETTERMEN Jim Hild Craig Bauer Dave Stouffer Conference Hon. Mention Kurt Meisel Dick Monroe Brian Cassidy Lyndon Hahn LIONS IN ACTION 63 FRONT ROW: Hal Adkins, Larry Cromwell, Mark Guether, James Meyer, Bob Williams, James Haas, Bob Klein. STANDING: John Harvey, Norman Steele, Jim Ridley, Jim Taylor, Jim Hild, Jeffrey Beatty, Randy Stouffer, Charles Robinson, Coach Carroll Doerner. LI0N8 FROSH-SOPH PLACE 4TH IN CONFERENCE RUNNER-UP IN LITTLE ”8 TOURNAMENT Frosh-Soph Record TEAM L OP TEAM L OP TEAM L OP Granville 40 ... 31 Hennepin 56 ... 59 Leland 36 ... 39 Wyanet 44 ... 30 Western 27 ... 41 Tampico 34 ... 48 Earlville 45 ... 28 Malden 53 ... 29 PawPaw 54 ... 36 Annawan 36 ... 37 Wyanet 37 ... 46 Tiskilwa 43 ... 51 Malden 70 ... 46 Neponset 51 ... 38 Wyanet 54 ... 33 Manlius 52 ... 24 Mag-Swaney 52 ... 32 Ohio 58 ... 52 Ohio 58 ... 40 Ohio 62 ... 60 Tiskilwa 39 ... 62 Coach Doerner and Starting Five 64 FIRST ROW: Jon Davis, Jim Haas, Clifford Esterday, David Lovgren, Jim Meyer, Kindall Kuetzer, Dan DeLong, Rich Hall, Keith Freeburg, Steve McCall, Larry Cromwell, Kenny Bohm. SECOND ROW: Mike Kenny, Gordon Stuepfert, Mike Madsen, Larry Holloway, Tom Lewis, Larry Lucas, Don Piller, Brian Cassidy, Craig Bauer, Randy Stouffer. THIRD ROW: Dick Monroe, Kurt Meisel, Pat Flanagan, Bruce Becker, Dave Stouffer, Terry King, Jim Hild, Jeff Beatty, Coach Kimrey. LAMOILLE THINCLAD8 WIN CONFERENCE TRACK MEET Dave Stouffer Shot Put-Discus State Contestant Jim Hild Kurt Meisel High Jump Hurdles RECORD SETTERS 65 FROSH-SOPHS RUNNERUP IN CONFERENCE FRONT ROW: Jon Davis, David Lovgren, Hal Adkins, Norman Steele, Mark Geuther, Jim Ridley, Jim Haas, Howard Thayer. SECOND ROW: Steve McCall, Bob Williams, Jim Meyer, Bob Klein, Randy Stouffer, Charles Robinson, Larry Cromwell, Larry Lucas. THIRD ROW: Tom Lewis, Dan DeLong, Ken Bohm, Jim Taylor, Jim Hild, Jeff Beatty, Dan Myers, Coach Doerner. VARSITY TRACK CHAMPS FRONT ROW: Larry Holloway, Steve McCall, Dan DeLong, Jim Meyer, Mike Madsen. SECOND ROW: Don Piller, Gordon Stuepfert, Richard Hall, Kurt Meisel, Dave Stouffer, Bruce Becker, Coach Doerner. BACK ROW: Coach Kimrey, Ken Bohm, Dick Monroe, Tom Lewis, Jim Hild, Brian Cassidy, Craig Bauer. 66 100 YARD DASH Rick Hall Wins the 100 yard dash. THE BROAD JUMP POLE VAULT Dick Monroe flys high. SHOT PUT Craig Bauer launches shot. THE BIG RACE It’s all LaMoille ! !! Brian Cassidy puts forth winning effort. FROSH-SOPH 220 The finish SsA MENDOTA REPORTER Your Local Newspaper Congratulations to the Graduates of LaMoille High School THE NATIONAL MENDOTA Mendota Illinois NjjflIBt� X KAISER IMPLEMENT CO. Minneapolis Moline--Ford--New Idea--Sales--Service South of the Fairgrounds Phone 5126 Mendota, 111. ERBES CLOTHING Mendota, Illinois Gram ted. The Friendly Store Mendota, Illinois KALEEL’S Men Boy's Clothing--Shoes Nationally Known Brands Mendota Amboy Earlville Ph. 2201 Ph. 55 Ph. 3711 Compliments of NATIONAL FOOD STORE Orval Poisel, Mgr. Mendota, Illinois CLASSON’S SUPER FOODS We Feature Quality Merchandise at Low Prices Mendota, Illinois STEELE JEWELRY Diamonds--Watches--Gifts Mendota, Illinois CONOCO FIRESTONE CENTRAL OIL CO. Phone 2214 Mendota, 111. BIRKEY’S Home Furnishings 1310 Meriden Street Mendota, Illinois BADER-BLASS CLOTHIERS Men and Boys Wear Mendota Peru MARCHIANDO HARDWARE Paints Wallpaper 104 W. 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Grain Bank Graining Mixing--Bulk Delivery Arlington, Illinois PEART’S MARKET Groceries Fresh Meats Beef Quarters Halves Cut Wrapped Phone 638-2267 Arlington, 111. CASSIDY BROTHERS Wholesale Inc. Candy, Cigars, Fountain Supplies, Etc. 127-129 St. Paul St.--Spring Valley For Resale Only Sales £3R VAESSEN BROTHERS Serving This Community Since 1926 Telephone 3382 3384 Sublette, Illinois Service Compliments of PIERSON BROTHERS V. 0. BONNELL FARM EQUIPMENT Livestock Trucking Ph. 3-5131 Fair Grounds Ph. 2-4941 Oliver--New Idea--Kewanee Princeton, Illinois Sales and Service Howard Tuesday Pierson Phone 2-0701 Ph. Sublette, Illinois 3321 Melvin Friday Pierson Phone 3-5131 Sublette, Illinois 111. cc 133 Mc-c LADD LANES Bowling at Its Best Open League Bowling Cocktail Lounge--Balls--Bags--Shoes 212 S. 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Main Princeton, 111. MATTESON BARBER SHOP 639 S. Main St. Princeton, Illinois AVERY'S CLEANERS 22 Columbus Princeton, 111. CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK 100 Years of Service to Bureau County Princeton, Illinois CARP’S DEPARTMENT STORE The Store for the Entire Family Princeton, Illinois GUNNAR E. PIHL Reg. Jeweler, A.G.S. Princeton, Illinois Phone 2-8321 BARNEY'S GROCERY AND LOCKER LaMoille, Illinois Phone 638-2012 DILLER-ROD, INC. Symbol of Service Princeton 701 East Peru St. Illinois For All Your Plumbing Call DAVIS PLUMBING Ph. 638-2444 LaMoille, 111. M R EAT SHOP Home Cooked Meals Home Made Pies 638-2623 LaMoille, 111. KOCH'S SUNDRIES Sisler's Ice Cream Fountain Service 638-2444 LaMoille, 111. STANARD’S CONFECTIONERY Or singer’s Quality Chek'd Ice Cream Agents for Sparkle Cleaners Papers, Magazines, Misc. Items 638-2426 LaMoille, 111. JACK MUHL BUYER Phone 638-2610 LaMoille, Ohio CAIN'S TRUCKING Livestock Hauling We Don't Want Everyone's Business Just Yours! Phone 638-2188 LaMoille SIMPSON'S SHELL SERVICE JAN'S KORNER KUT + KURL BEAUTY SHOP Service with a Smile Goodyear Tires Tinting, Bleaching, Styling, Etc. Open: Tues.--Fri. 8:00 A.M.--5:00 P.M. Phone 638-8135 Saturday--8:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Closed Mondays LaMoille, Illinois Go Go Lions Phone 638-2037 Jan Becker, Prop. BETZ WELDING SHOP Farm Machinery + Repair Phone 638-2177 LaMoille, Illinois LAMOILLE MERCANTILE COMPANY GEORGE WOLF'S BARBER SHOP School Sup., Groceries, Dry Goods Ball Brand Footwear LaMoille, Illinois Mercantile Building Phone 638-2020 LaMoille, Illinois BREWBAKER GRAIN CO. MEISEL'S STANDARD SERVICE Grain and Merchandise Elevator at Wendel P.O. LaMoille, 111. STANDARD Ph. 2615 LaMoille Phone 638-8132 LaMoille, 111. EAT AT THE ”Y E. W. HOUGHTON LUMBER CO. Chicken - -Steak - -Sandwiche s Malts--Sundries Phone 638-2171 or 638-2141 Use Our Cash and Carry Plan Phone 638-2247 LaMoille, 111. LaMoille FIRST STATE BANK OF VAN ORIN Big Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Know You Van Orin, Illinois Member F.D.I.C. See Us for Master Mix Feeds Grinding and Mixing Fencing Materials Phone LaMoille 638-2470 E. W. HOUGHTON LUMBER CO. Phone 638-2626 Use Our Cash and Carry Plan Van Orin PERU MOTOR COMPANY Service Since 1922 1612-20 Fourth Street Peru, Illinois Phone 223-0808 AMBOY ELECTRIC Sales Service Electric Wiring Specialists Amboy, Illinois Ph. 208 Compliments of DENNLER'S SUPERMARKET Peru, Illinois FIRST STATE BANK Savings Accounts Draw 3% Interest Nite Depository--Drive-in Window Member F.F.I.C. 703 Washington Phone 2211 Mendota, Illinois Send Your Grain to Ohio to--Sell--Store--or Seal WALTON FARM SUPPLY OHIO GRAIN CO. Mendota, Illinois Phone Mendota 6416 Lie en sed - -Bonde d - - War ehou se Russ Alderson, Mgr. Ohio, Illinois BEITSCH'S FLOWERS Elmer E. 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Olson's Refrigeration, Princeton, 111. Peterson Clothing Store, Princeton, 111. Cain’s Shoe Store, Princeton, 111. Nelson's Grocery, Princeton, 111. Chocolate Shop, Princeton, 111. Husser's House of Gifts and Flowers, Princeton, 111. Landahl's, Princeton, 111. Nelson's Drug Store, Princeton, 111. Hub's Grill, Princeton, 111. Anderson and Mosshart, Princeton, 111. Hoffman's, Princeton, 111. Cliff's Sport Shop, Princeton, 111. Leafy Lane Dairy, Princeton, 111. Mode-O-Day, Princeton, 111. BEATTY'S INSURANCE AGENCY LaMoille, Illinois Phone 638-2000 THE TENSION MOUNTS CHESS CLUB STANDING: Donald Bauer, Advisor Mr. Meadows, Tom Lewis, John Trembly, Jessie Ridley, Larry Lucas. SEATED Steve Westerland, Lee Losey. Larson Furniture House, Princeton, 111. Gustafson Hardware, Princeton, 111. Geo. Bruce and Son, Jewelers, Princeton, 111. Josephson and Son, Princeton, 111. May's Flying Service, Princeton, 111. Morrow Flowers, Spring Valley, 111. Nestler's Dairy Store, Spring Valley, 111. M. S. Hardware, Spring Valley, 111. Torri Confectionery, Ladd, 111. Ripp's Chicken Dinners, Ladd, 111. Ladd Upholstery Service, Ladd, 111. Eula's Beauty Shop, Ohio, 111. Delmar Cleaners, Amboy, 111. Bill Waite's Service Station, Cherry, 111. Cherry Elevator, Cherry, 111. Harold Adkins--Trenching, LaMoille, 111. Hall's Garage, LaMoille, 111. Steckel Poultry House, Van Orin, 111. STATE BANK OF CHERRY Cherry, Illinois JIM BECKER Standard Oil Agent Phone 638-2452 LaMoille, Illinois NOY SERVICE STATION Chicago Motor Club Service Truck Testing 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Ph. Ladd 2970 Cherry, 111. KOLBS KORNER TOWN + KOUNTRY BEAUTY SHOPPE Cherry, Illinois Ph. Ladd 3507 Featuring Tinting - - Hair style s - - Per manent s Serving Sandwiches + Ice Cream Cherry, 111. Phone 2066 Homecoming Grand March You won't believe this, but . . . Have you guys flipped your wigs? Senior Play YEAR A A Great Football Season Excuse me--would you please move? Miss Bower Day For a devoted teacher That delightful day we won the ALL-SPORTS trophy 1 Conference Track Meet AT GLANCE Drum Quartet Solo and Ensemble Contest Basketball Slip does it again The big night Graduation Junior-Senior Prom I could have danced all night ANTASIA ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★ ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ ★★★ ★★★★ ★ ★★★★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ ★★★★★ ★ . -T For Finer Photography It's “LEO’S STUDIO” Portraits Weddings Groups Commercial Photography 701 1 2 Main St. Mendota, 111. We Thank You T _ ' ¥ ¥¥¥¥¥