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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

V THE LIONS ECHO PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF LaMOILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL ipr-in ■HI B3I � ■! CONTENTS FALL WINTER Freshmen.................................. 8-9 Sophomores...............................24-25 Homecoming.............................. 11-13 Basketball...............................26-29 Football.................................14-16 SPRING SUMMER Juniors....................................... 40-41 Seniors........................................60-70 Track......................................... 43-45 Graduation....................................... 73 Prom.......................................... 53-55 Advertising....................................78-91 JAMES D. SHINN DEDICA TION The Class of '66 respectfully dedicate this annual to Mr. James D. Shinn, who for our first three years at L.C.H.S. served as head basketball coach, patiently taught us the wonders of mathematics, and guided the Class of '66 as their sponsor. PRINCIPAL SECRETARY Dean R. Madsen Mrs. Mildred Davis B OA RD OF ED DC A TION SEATED: Bob Hild, George Keutzer, Henry Stuepfert. STANDING: Donald Norris, Day-ton Pope, Herbert Neill, Robert Piper. 3 FACULTY Mrs. Brantner Home Ec. Mrs. Madsen Girls' P.E. Mr. Powell Social Studies B.B. Coach Miss Stem Commerce Mrs. Bauer English, Chorus, Speech Miss Fullmer French Mrs. Gillingham English Mr. Doemcr Industrial Arts Asst. Coach Mr. Fountain Science Mr. Kimrey Coach, Drivers Ed., Boys' P.E. Mr. Ehmen Agriculture 4 Mr. Petroski Math Miss Geisz Music PERSONNEL BUS DRIVERS Willie Kopp, Albert Skaggs, John Blackwell, Harlan Ehmen (substitute driver), Alvin Tuntland, Mrs. Lois Slutz. (Not pictured Mrs. Donna Shaw.) 5 1965-1966 LIONS ECHO STAFF FRONT ROW: Myra Trembly, Ann Ultch, Connie Martin, Linda Molln, Bruce Becker, Lauren Fonderoli, Myra File, Lynne Fonderoii, Rosemary Stanard, Debby Spiegel, Julie Venardi, Lee Losey. SECOND ROW: Kendall Keutzer, Pat Flanagan, Don Piller, Keith Freeberg, Gail Bauer, Linda Trembly, Bernice Zimmerlein, DeAnn Pinter, Linda Grothen, Betty Happ. THIRD ROW: Curtis Marcum, Larry Holloway, Donna Portzen, Ruth Ann Heiserman, Renee Piper, Mike Madsen, Les Wamhoff, Terry King, Richard Goubeaux. BACK ROW: Mr. Madsen, Advisor, Bob Reed, Ronald Walzer, Mike Smith, A1 Harris, Tony Taylor, Mike Kenny. SPECIAL STAFF FRONT ROW: Lauren Fonderoli, Bruce Becker--Co-editors. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Stanard, Myra File—Head typists; Linda Molln--Organizations editor; Connie Martin--Activities editor; Debby Spiegel--Advertising Manager; Julie Venardi--Underclass editor; Lynne Fonderoli--Senior editor; Myra Trembly, Ann Ultch—Snapshot editor. BACK ROW: Don Piller, Pat Flanagan —Sports editors. THE CO-EDITORS LAUREN FONDEROLI—BRUCE BECKER FRESHMEN D. Bend M. Billhorn S. Brittingham J. Browder B. Brumley C. Buettncr J. Cogdal T. Drummer G. Dwyer C. Ecklund L. File D. Flanagan A. Fusinetti M. Geuther J. Haefner J. Happ T. Hunter J. Kenny 8 K. King D. Molln V. Robinson C. Shevokas B. Thompson S. Koster D. Moore J. Ross D. Sims B. Trembly N. Lamkin C. Parker G. Schallhorn B. Smith S. Trembly M. Losey C. Lovgren J. Madsen L. Schultz D. Scully J. Shelton J. Smith L. Stouffer M. Taylor T. Wamhoff R. Wheeler M. Williams N. Pinter J. Pemberton D. Pinter 9 10 Queen Connie and escort, Don Piller. HOMECOMING 1965 Homecoming week began October 25 with the classes preparing floats for the Homecoming parade. On Thursday night, the annual bonfire and pep rally took place. Short pep talks were given by the football captain, Kendall Keutzer, and co-captains, Larry Holloway and Don Piller. Coach Doerner also gave a pep talk on school spirit. Then on Friday the 29th, at 2:30, the parade began. It consisted of class floats, floats from outside organizations, queen candidates, and participants in the pet parade from the Allen Grade School. On the night of the big game, the prize winning floats were announced. The Junior class won first THAT WAS THE place with their Dog-gone Victory . The Senior class won second place with their theme Dunk 'Em . The game found the mighty Lions victorious over the Western Rams with a score of 27 to 6. The annual Homecoming dance followed the game. This year's theme was Golden Autumn . The music was provided by Norm Resor. The crowning of the 1965 Homecoming Queen took place at 11 o'clock. This year's candidates were Connie Martin, Susan Anderson, Carol Molln, and Janice Cogdal. Connie Martin, the Senior candidate, was chosen queen and was crowned by Kendall Keutzer, captain of the football team. All of the Homecoming activities were well attended and enjoyed by all. Connie Martin is crowned queen by Kendall Keutzer, football captain, and Larry Holloway, co-captain. 12 The Candidates. Dancers in a Golden Autumn scene. The Senior's float takes second in the float division. WEEK THAT WAS mecom victory The Junior's placed first with their dog. Steam Engine was entered by Sophomores. Redcoats lead the Parade. The crowd gathers as the Pep rally gets underway. Freshman's float toasted for a victory. The Lions in Action! 13 FRONT ROW: J. Meyer, D. DeLong, K. Pinter, J. Ridley, H. Thayer, M. Smith, K. Keutzer, J. Harvey, T. Lewis. SECOND ROW: Coach Powell, S. McCall, L. Cromwell, R. Stouffer, M. Madsen, D. Piller, J. Hass, C. Robinson, D. Holloway, B. Becker. BACK ROW: L. Lucas, J. Taylor, D. Monroe, J. Hild, J. Beatty, L. Holloway, B. Cassidy, D. Meyers, T. Taylor, Coach Kimrey. VARSITY “CONFERE 2nd” VARSITY SEASON OPPONENT L OP T ampico 33 0 DePue 18 0 Ohio 20 7 Neponset 7 20 Malden 38 0 Wyanet 21 13 Western 27 6 Annawan 26 13 Tiskilwa 6 33 Coaches and Captains STARTING ELEVEN FRONT ROW: Brian Cassidy, Tony Taylor, Howard Thayer, Randy Stouffer, Tom Lewis, Chuck Robinson, Larry Holloway. BACK ROW: Dan DeLong, Dick Monroe, Steve McCall, Don Piller. 14 FRONT ROW: D. Sims, J. Davis, L. File, D. Scully, C. Lovgren, T. Drummer, R. Becker. SECOND ROW: Coach Doerner, M. Faber, J. Ross, K. Pinter, D. Lovgren, D. Bend, M. Billhom, M. Williams. BACK ROW: T. Wamhoff, R. Klein, C. Robinson, B. Smith, D. Flanagan, J. Taylor, R. Wheeler, J. Ridley, J. Smith. FROSH SOPH OPPONENT L OP Ohio 26 20 Tiskilwa 33 9 Tampico 7 8 Western 6 21 Wyanet 7 6 Annawan 6 19 Coach Doerner and Captains FRONT ROW: Rich Wheeler, Bruce Smith, Tim Wamhoff, Ken Pinter, Rick Becker, Chuck Robinson, Jim Ridley. BACK ROW: Dave Bend, Jim Taylor, Martin Faber, Dave Lovgren. 15 Bruce Becker Sr. End Mike Madsen Sr. Guard Tony Taylor Sr. Tackle Larry Holloway Sr. End Brian Cassidy Sr. End Dick Monroe Don Piller Sr. Fullback Sr. Halfback Punter, 2nd Team All Conference LETTERMEN Dan Delong Jr. Halfback Tom Lewis Jr. Guard Kendall Keutzer Sr. Halfback Kicking Specialist Mike Smith Sr. Guard Steve McCall Jr. Quarterback Dan Myers Jr. Guard Randy Stouffer Jr. Center 1st Team All Conference Little All State Howard Thayer Jr. Guard Chuck Robinson Soph. Tackle Honorable Mention All Conference 16 LIONS ON THE GO! REDCOATS ON THE MARCH 18 SENIORS PRESENT “IF A MAN ANSWERS” Bruce Becker Gail Bauer Mike Madsen Bernice Zimmerlein DeAnn Pinter Robert................................................................Pat Flanagan Models................................................................Myra File, Lauren Fonderoli, Linda Molln, Renee Piper, Myra Trembly, and Lynne Fonderoli Other Characters......................................................Keith Freeburg, Ruth Heiserman, Kendall Keutzer, Terry King, Curtis Marcum, Connie Martin, Don Piller, Donna Portzen, Linda Trembly, Julie Venardi, and Leslie Wamhoff Director..............................................................Mrs. Gillingham Assistant Director....................................................Keith Freeburg THE CAST November 19 Gene Wright (commercial photographer)........................................... Chantel Stacey.................................................................. John Stacey..................................................................... Germaine Stacey (his wife)..................................................... Tina Brooks.................................................................... 19 FRONT ROW: Kay Hildebrand, Historian; Rosemary Stanard, Student Council; Linda Trembly, Reporter; Myra Trembly, Vice-President; Debby Spiegel, Sec.-Treas.j Ruth Heiserman, President; Trudy Trembly, G.A.P.C.; Mrs. Madsen, Advisor. SECOND ROW: B. Happ, D. Portzen, G. Bauer, L. Grothen, L. Molln, M. File, L. Fonderoli, A. Ultch, L. Fonderoli. THIRD ROW: D. Pinter, S. Trembly, K. Losey, C. Matson, M. Geuther, D. Molln, B. Gross, L. Martin, L. Grothen. FOURTH ROW: V. Robinson, S. Anderson, M. Meyer, M. Thompson, C. Bauer, P. Happ, K. Simkins, K. Humphrey, L. McCall. FIFTH ROW: K. Madsen, C. Echlund, R- Rett, C. Cassidy, C. Drummer, M. Betz, C. Lucas, V. Jackson. SIXTH ROW: J. Madsen, S. Walzer, M. Moore, L. Stouffer, S. Stouffer, R. Freeberg, K. Manning, B. Brumley, J. Venardi, B. Scriba. SEVENTH ROW: C. Keutzer, N. Pinter, J. Cogdal, M. Losey, C. Bauer, J. Haefner, C. Parker, L. Cherry, N. Wolf, D. Klein. EIGHTH ROW: J. Beatty, T. Hunter, D. Moore, A. Fusinetti, F. Jensen, N. Lamkin, N. Anderson, S. Koster, M. Brown, P. Brittingham. G.A.A. OFFERS A WIDE VARIETY OF SPORTS TO GIRLS RIFLERY How many bulls-eyes, girls? BOWLING Let's have a strike, Lauren! 20 What's this? Pa Jailed! The Newlyweds!? G.A.A.SPONSORS Miss Geisz and Miss Fullmer Ma and Pa DANCE Best Dressed The Dancers 21 SOPHOMORES Our Officers Carol Molln--Treasurer; Kathy Losey--Secretary; Sharon Walzer--Vice Pres.; Martin Faber--President. D Bauer C. Cassidy J. Beatty J. Davis D. Cain M. Faber P. Happ 24 R. Freeberg M. Geuther J. Hild K. Humphrey Sharon Jensen, Colette Kenny, Cindy Keutzer, Robert Klein, Kathy Losey David Lovgren, Kathy Madsen, Kay Manning, Kathy Matson, Lynn McCall Carol Molln, Marilyn Moore, Kenny Pinter, Carolyn Pullen, Rhonda Rett, Jim Ridley Carl Robinson, Charles Robinson, Elaine Shevokas, Kathleen Simkins, Norm Steele Sandy Stouffer, Jim Taylor, Trudy Trembly, Sharon Walzer, Opal Glover 25 VARSITY CAGERS STANDING: Coach Powell, Bob Williams, Steve McCall, Randy Stouffer, Bruce Becker, Don Piller, Larry Cromwell, Mike Madsen, Hal Adkins, Coach Doerner. KNEELING: Brian Cassidy, Jim Hild, Jeff Beatty, Pat Flanagan, Dick Monroe, Manager--John Davis. COACH POWELL AND STARTING FIVE Coach Powell, Brian Cassidy, Jim Hild, Jeff Beatty, Pat Flanagan, Dick Monroe. WINNERS OF LOSTANT TOURNEY PLACE 4th IN CONFERENCE Game Scores OPPONENT LaMOILLE Hopkins 44 60 Annawan 55 41 Earlville 75 46 Western 39 49 Malden 35 79 Hennepin 57 55 Odell 53 71 Hennepin 51 59 Mag-Swaney 54 81 Malden 32 37 Neponset 67 65 DePue 75 61 Wyanet 57 70 Ohio 44 65 Ohio 53 63 Neponset 56 50 Annawan 74 62 Manlius 57 74 T ampico 38 58 Leland 54 64 Tiskilwa 65 47 Paw Paw 87 67 Wyanet 57 71 Wyanet 17 44 DePue 78 65 26 FROSH-SOPH: TOMORROW’S VARSITY STANDING: Coach Doerner, T. Drummer, M. Billhorn, T. Wamhoff, D. Flanagan, J. Ross, L. File, Manager J. Davis. KNEELING: R. Becker, C. Robinson, R. Wheeler, J. Taylor, J. Ridley, M. Geuther, N. Steele. SEASONS RECORD COACH DOERNER AND STARTING FIVE OPPONENT LaMOILLE Hopkins 36 35 Annawan 51 35 Earlville 60 27 Western 42 31 Malden 36 51 Hennepin 34 42 Malden 30 47 Neponset 52 45 Depue 37 39 Wyanet 57 56 Ohio 42 49 Manlius 40 24 Tampico 39 44 Leland 56 31 Tiskilwa 50 45 Paw Paw 52 54 Wyanet 49 40 Western 42 17 Coach Doerner, M. Geuther, J. Ridley, R. Wheeler, J. Taylor, N. Steele. 27 Dick Monroe Sr., Guard Brian Cassidy Sr., Guard Pat Flanagan Sr., Forward VARSITT LETTERMEN Bruce Becker Sr., Guard Steve McCall Jr., Guard Don Piller Sr., Guard Bob Williams Jr., Guard Jim Hild Jr., Center Jeff Beatty Jr., Forward THRU THE HOOP CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Connie Martin, Adel Lamkin, Renee Piper, Kay Hildebrand, Susan Anderson. JUNIOR VARSITY Kathy Madsen, Cindy Keutzer, Melody Geuther, Janet Madsen, Julie Beatty. 4 L A m A A A A O' A y i -1 PEP BAND This year the pep band and pom pom girls were the highlights of some of our basketball games. The pep band, under the direction of Miss Geisz, not only performed for games, but added great spirit to our pep sessions. Mrs. Madsen and the cheerleaders devoted a lot of their time and patience to practicing with the pom pom girls. Both groups deserve credit for their enthusiasm and time. POM POM GIRLS FRONT ROW: Debbie Pinter, Nancy Anderson, Bernice Zimmerlein, Ken Pinter, Howard Thayer. SECOND ROW: Miss Geisz, Melody Guether, Candy Lucas, Rosemary Stanard, DeAnn Pinter, Celeste Bauer. THIRD ROW: Susan Anderson, Janet Madsen, Doris Molln, Teresa Hunter, Debby Speigel, Gail Bauer, Neva Wolf. FOURTH ROW: Joe Shelton, Joel Rett, Keith Freeberg, Julie Venardi, Maurie Meyers, BACK ROW: Mike Madsen, Kathy Losey, Leslie W amhof f. FRONT ROW: Debby Moore, Sharon Walzer, Marla Brown, Sharon Jensen, Teresa Hunter. BACK ROW: Pam Brittingham, Ann Fusinetti, Nora Lamkin, Nancy Anderson, Shirley Koster, Carolyn Buettner. 31 CLUB FRONT ROW: Pat Flanagan (Vice-Pres.), Don Piller (President), Bruce Becker (Sec.-Treas.), Randy Stouffer (Sergeant at Arms). SECOND ROW: Larry Lucas, Butch Meyers, Dan DeLong, Coach Kimrey (advisor). THIRD ROW: Charles Robinson, Dan Meyers, Steve McCall. FOURTH ROW: Brian Cassidy, Dick Monroe, Tom Lewis. FIFTH ROW: Mike Smith, John Harvey, Howard Thayer. SIXTH ROW: Larry Holloway, Ken Keutzer, Jim Hild. BACK ROW: Tony Taylor, John Davis, Mike Madsen. PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Mrs. Madsen (Advisor), A. Lamkin (Reporter), L. Martin (G.A.P.C.), C. Martin (Vice-Pres.), L. Molln (Historian), A. Ultch (President), L. Grothen (Treasurer), C. Bauer (Student Council), S. Anderson (Sec.). SECOND ROW: R. Stanard, L. Trembly, C. Lucas, V. Robinson, R. Piper, J. Beatty, K. Madsen, J. Venardi, L. Fonderoli. THIRD ROW: M. Geuther, D. Pinter, J. Madsen, N. Pinter, M. Taylor, N. Wolfe, L. Cherry, D. Klein, T. Hunter, N. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: K. Hildebrand, D. Spiegel, B. Scriba, L. Grothen, B. Gross, O. Glover, M. Brown, S. Jensen, K. Manning, T. Trembly. FIFTH ROW: C. Keutzer, K. Losey, C. Mat-son, L. McCall, S. Walzer, R. Rett, K. Simkins, K. Humphrey, C. Molln, M. Thompson. SIXTH ROW: L. Fonderoli, M. Moore, C. Drummer, C. Cassidy, J. Hild, M. Betz, D. Molln, V. Jackson, L. Esterday. SEVENTH ROW: M. File, M. Trembly, D. Pinter, G. Bauer, J. Haefner, C. Bauer, S. Stouffer, R. Free-berg, N. Lamkin. BACK ROW: M. Losey, J. Cogdal, L. Stouffer, C. Beut-tner, B. Brumley, P. Brittingham, C. Parker, D. Moore, S. Koster. 32 The Candidates CHRISTMAS PEP Snow Queen--Renee Piper Snow King--Don Piller CLUB DANCE The Dance--A--Tions Losey Sisters 33 LIONS’ ROAR STAFF FRONT ROW: Miss Stem, Advisor, Kendall Keutzer, Bernice Zimmerlein, Barb Scriba, Bruce Becker. SECOND ROW: Adel Lamkin, Rosemary Stanard, Linda Trembly, Myra File, Lynne Fonderoli, Lauren Fonderoli, Ruth Heiserman, Linda Molln, THIRD ROW: Pat Flanagan, Donna Portzen, Ann Ultch, Debby Spiegel, DeAnn Pinter, Myra Trembly, Julie Venardi, Gail Bauer, Connie Martin, Renee Piper, Joel Rett. SPECIAL STAFF Pat Flanagan, Asst. Sports Editor; Bruce Becker, Sports Editor; Bernice Zimmerlein, Editor; Barb Scriba, Asst. Editor; Julie Venardi, Circulation Manager; Adel Lamkin, Asst. Circulation Manager; Lynne and Lauren Fonderoli, Head Typists. Bernice Zimmerlein Barb Scriba, Asst. G.A.P.C FRONT ROW: Julie Venardi, Lynn Martin, Trudy Trembly, Linda Trembly, Sharon Jensen, Myra File. BACK ROW: Mr. Powell, Jim Ross, Ken Bohm, Bob Reed. “LIBRARIANS ASSIST MRS. FRONT ROW: B. Gross, N. Wolf, J. Venardi, L. Fonderoli, Mrs. Gillingham, L. Fonderoli, B. Zimmerlein, D. Pinter, D. Speigel, A. Ultch. SECOND ROW: K. Keutzer, B. Meyers, D. Faber, L. Molln, S. Anderson, L. Martin, R. Piper, C. Martin, L. Cherry, A. Lamkin, L. Trembly, B. Happ, J. Faber, T. Lamkin, S. Borri. BACK ROW: D. Holloway, H. Thayer, J. Harvey, T. Taylor, T. King, L. Wamhoff, L. Lucas, R. Goubeaux, B. Becker, B. Williams, S. McCall, J. Haas. 35 FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Miss Fullmer (advisor), Janet Madsen (reporter), Maurie Meyer (Sec.-Treas.), DeAnn Pinter (President), Bernice Zimmerlein (Vice-Pres.), Julie Beatty (Student Council), Lee Losey. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Pullen, Linda Grothen, Judy Haefner, Mary Taylor, Teresa Hunter, Carolyn Buettner, Melody Geuther, Elaine Shevokas, Gail Bauer, Neva Wolf, Candy Lucas, Nancy Pinter. BACK ROW: Keith Freeberg, Tom Lewis, Howard Thayer, Charles Shevokas, Debra Pinter, Beverly Gross, Debby Spiegel, Jim Ridley, Butch Meyer, Martin Faber, Ken Pinter. SCIENCE CL UB FRONT ROW: Debby Spiegel (Student Council), DeAnn Pinter (Sec.-Treas.), Pat Flanagan (President), Bernice Zimmerlein (Vice-Pres.), Julie Venardi (G.A.P.C.), Gail Bauer (Reporter). SECOND ROW: Barb Scriba, Myra Trembly, Donna Portzen. BACK ROW: Butch Meyer, Denny Ayers, Tom Lewis, Bruce Becker, Mike Madsen, Ken Keutzer, Mike Smith, Joel Rett, Mr. Fountain (Advisor). 36 The Dance-A-Tions Sweetheart's Dancing VALENTINES DANCE Sweetheart Queen Marty Betz and Sweetheart King Bob Williams 37 ONE A CT PL A Y “THE INFANTA” THE CAST The Infanta Maria (Princess at the Royal Spanish Court) —Gail Bauer Dorothea (Servant)--Kay Hildebrand Le Bossu (Hunchbacked Dwarf)--Keith Freeberg The Duchess of Albuquerque (Infanta's aunt)--Julie Venardi Lord Severe De Compiegne (French Noble man)--Pat Flanagan Director—Mrs. Tom Gillingham 38 SPRING Hal Adkins, Susan Anderson, Dennis Ayers, Celeste Bauer, Jeff Beatty Mr. Ehmen Our Advisor JUNIORS Dan DeLong, Louise Esterday, Denny Faber, Jim Faber, Bev Gross 40 Our Officers Barbara Scriba--President; Susan Anderson--Sec.-Treas.; Tom Lewis--Vice-President. Linda Cherry, Duane Cogdal, Larry Cromwell Ken Bohm, Larry Bonnell, Loraine Grothen, James Haas, John Harvey, Jim Hild, Kay Hildebrand, Dale Holloway Veronica Jackson, Marty Jordan, Diane Klein, Adel Lamkin, Tom Lamkin, Kenneth Lampe Tom Lewis, Candy Lucas, Larry Lucas, Lynn Martin, Steve McCall, James Meyer Maurie Meyer, Daniel Myer, Joel Rett, Barbara Scriba, Randall Stouffer, Howard Thayer Marilyn Thompson, Steve Westerlund, Bob Williams, Neva Jo Wolf 41 THE CHORUS PRESENTS The Chorus “GONNA BUILD A MOUNTAIN” 'The Henchmen There's a hole in my bucket! 42 LaMOILLE THIN CLADS FRONT ROW: Jon Davis, Hal Adkins, Joe Shelton, Jim Haas, Dan DeLong, Butch Meyer, Dave Bend, Dan Sims, Terry Drummer, Dan Scully, Dave Lovgren, Mike Billhom. SECOND ROW: Larry Cromwell, Tom Lewis, Randy Stouffer, Mike Madsen, Charles Robinson, Ken Keutzer, Don Piller, Ken Bohm, Jim Ross, Bob Klein, Norm Steele, Rich Wheeler. BACK ROW: Mr. Doemer, Larry Lucas, John Kenney, Charles Shevokas, Jim Taylor, Dick Monroe, Jim Hild, Jeff Beatty, Brian Cassidy, Terry King, Bruce Becker, Don Flanagan, Mr. Kimrey. RECORD SETTERS Mile Relay Team consisting of T. Lewis, D. Piller, D. DeLong, J. Meyer set a school record of 3:47.2. Jim Hild sets High Jump record at 6' 1 2 . TRACK QUEEN Myra Trembly VARSITY FINISHES THIRD FRONT ROW: H. Adkins, B. Meyer, D. Delong, K. Keutzer, D. Piller, B. Cassidy, M. Madsen, R. Stouffer, B. Becker. BACK ROW: J. Davis, C. Robinson, L. Cromwell, L. Lucas, D. Monroe, J. Hild, J. Beatty, T. King, T. Lewis, J. Haas, K. Bohm, B. Klein, Mr. Kimrey. FRONT ROW: N. Steele, R. Wheeler, M. Billhorn, D. Bend, B. Kline, T. Drummer, D. Scully, D. Lovgren. BACK ROW: J. Davis, C. Robinson, C. Shevokas, J. Taylor, J. Kenny, D. Flanagan, J. Ross, J. Shelton, D. Sims, Mr. Doerner. FROSH-SOPH: VARSITY PROSPECTS LETTERMEN Don Piller (Sr.): Hurdles, Relays, Broad Jump. . f I Jim Hild (Jr.): High Jump Hurdles. Butch Meyer (Jr.): Sprints Relays. Brian Cassidy (Sr.): Pole Vault, Relays, Broad Jump. Ken Keutzer (Sr.): High Jump Hurdles. Dick Monroe (not pictured) Shot Put Pole Vault Bruce Becker (Sr.): Distances. Tom Lewis (Jr.): Quartermiler. Dan DeLong (Jr.): Broad Jump, Sprints, Relays. Randy Stouffer (Jr.): Weights. Bob Klein (Soph.): Relays. 45 FRONT ROW: D. Spiegel, R. Heiserman, K. Humphrey, S. Anderson, N. Wolf. SECOND ROW: D. Portzen, G. Bauer, R. Rett, J. Rett, K. Freeberg, C. Keutzer, J. Haefner, L. McCall. BACK ROW: J. Madsen, T. Hunter, D. Molln, Debra Pinter, K. Pinter, K. Keutzer, N. Anderson, M. Losey. CONCERT BAND DIRECTOR Miss Geisz BAND OFFICERS FRONT ROW: R. Stanard, Librarian; M. Madsen, Vice-President; R. Heiserman, President; D. Pinter, Sec.-Treas. BACK ROW: M. Meyer, Property Manager; S. Anderson, Reporter; J. Rett, Property Manager; M. Faber, Student Council; K. Losey, Chaplain; G. Bauer, Librarian. 46 FRONT ROW: C. Ecklund, DeAnn Pinter, Celeste Bauer, C. Martin, R. Stanard. SECOND ROW: Connie Bauer, M. Faber, J. Venardi, A. Ultch, C. Matson, R. Freeberg, M. Geuther. BACK ROW: L. Wamhoff, R. Becker, M. Meyer, J. Shelton, L. File, H. Thayer, K. Losey, J. Hild, J. Faber, M. Madsen. BAND CONTEST ENSEMBLES FLUTE QUARTET Left to right: L. Wamhoff, DeAnn Pinter, Celeste Bauer, and R. Stanard. DRUM ENSEMBLE Left to right: K. Pinter, Debra Pinter, M. Losey, N. Anderson, C. Matson, B. Zimmerlein, and K. Keutzer. CLARINET QUARTET Left to right: G. Bauer, D. Portzen, D. Spiegel, and R. Heiserman. TROMBONE QUARTET Left to right: H. Thayer, K. Losey, J. Hild, and M. Madsen. CLARINET TRIO Left to right: R. Rett, K. Humphrey, and J. Madsen. L.C.H.S. CHORUS FRONT ROW: B. Becker, D. Piller, G. Bauer, L. Trembly, M. Trembly, T. Trembly, B. Scriba, B. Zimmerlein, L. Molln, A. Ultch, L. Losey. SECOND ROW: K. Hildebrand, K. Losey, N. Anderson, S. Trembly, D Pinter J Cogdal, K. Madsen, K. Pinter, D. Spiegel. THIRD ROW: J. Venardi, J. Beatty, R. Stanard, N. Wolf, C. Lucas, M. Losey, J. Madsen, T. Hunter, B. Brumley, L. Stouffer, C. Bauer, Mrs. Bauer, director. FOURTH ROW: M. Geuther, D. Molln, L. Grothen, M. Meyer, V. Robinson, C. Parker, C. Ecklund, O. Glover, M. File, C Martin FIFTH ROW: N. Pinter, L. McCall, C. Matson, S. Stouffer, R. Freeberg, D. Klein, M. Thompson, S. Anderson,' C. Bauer, B. Gross, K. Manning, C. Molln. SIXTH ROW: R. Walzer, M. Smith, L. File, D. Flanagan, T King J. Ridley, J. Taylor, R. Wheeler, J. Smith. SEVENTH ROW: P. Flanagan, K. Keutzer, M. Madsen, J. Meyer,’ D. Sims, S. Westerlund, J. Harvey, T. Lewis, D. DeLong, K. Freeberg, R. Goubeaux. BACK ROW: D. Bend, T. Lamkin, L. Lucas, J. Shelton, H. Thayer, L. Wamhoff, D. Cain, B. Smith, J. Faber. FRONT ROW: Gail Bauer, Reporter; Myra Trembly, Vice-President; Barb Scriba, Sec.-Treas. BACK ROW: Linda Trembly, GAPC; Trudy Trembly, Librarian; Bruce Becker, Don Piller, Equipment Managers; Ann Ultch, Student Council; Linda Molln, Librarian. 1965-66 OFFICERS 48 CHORUS AND BAND MEMBERS PARTICIPA TE IN FESTIVAL PEP CLUB SPONSORS VARIETY SHOW F.H.A. PROMOTES BETTER LIVING FRONT ROW: T. Trembly, M. Brown, L. Fonderoli, B. Scriba, L. Fonderoli, B. Happ, S. Jensen, D. Klein, S. Walzer. SECOND ROW: K. King, P. Happ, B. Brumley, D. Moore, V. Robinson, J. Haefner, C. Parker, P. Britting-ham, C. Bauer, O. Glover, C. Beuttner, S. Trembly, C. Kenny, C. Keutzer, Mrs. Brantner. BACK ROW: E. Shevokas, L. Stouffer, N. Anderson, S. Koster, L. Lamkin, M. Losey, J. Codgal, V. Jackson, K. Hildebrand, J. Beatty, K. Manning, C. Matson, K. Simkins, K. Humphrey, L. McCall, R. Freeberg, K. Ecklund. F.H.A. OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Betty Happ, Treasurer; Lauren Fonderoli, Secretary; Lynne Fonderoli, President; Barb Scriba, Vice-Pres. BACK ROW: Marla Brown, Project Chairman; Sharon Jensen, Student Council; Diane Klein, Reporter; Trudy Trembly, Recreation Chairman; Sharon Walzer, Historian; Mrs. Brantner, Advisor. 50 F.F.A. PROMOTES BETTER FARMING FRONT ROW: Mark Geuther, Steve McCall, Curtis Marcum, Bob Williams, Denny Ayers, Daniel Myers. SECOND ROW: Don Bauer, Dave Lovgren, Ron Walzer, Denny Faber, Bob Reed, Les Schultz, Chuck Lovgren. BACK ROW: Gerald Happ, Mark Williams, Jim Faber, Danny Cain, Bob Klein, Mike Billhom, Mr. Ehmen, advisor. F.F.A. OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Steve McCall, Secretary; Denny Ayers, Treasurer; Bob Williams, Vice-President; Daniel Myers, Reporter; Mark Geuther, Sentinel. BACK ROW: Bob Klein, Bob Reed, Jim Faber, Ron Walzer, Denny Faber. 51 f ©■ V; v r 6 6 4 1 11 fwr v' AWARDS GROUP STYLIST MYRA TREMBLY JUDGING TEAM FHA AND FFA ACTIVITIES BARBARA SCRIBA LAUREN FONDEROLI MARTHA BETZ Jt?. PffOM 53 55 STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS STUDENT GOVERNMENT DA Y FRONT ROW: Rosemary Stanard; Ruth Heiserman, Homecoming Chairman; Debby Spiegel, President; Renee Piper, Sec.-Treas.; Ann Ultch. SECOND ROW: Cindy Keutzer, Barb Scriba, Trudy Trembly, Julie Beatty, Celeste Bauer. BACK ROW: Mr. Madsen, advisor; Martin Faber, Don Piller, Don Flanagan, Steve McCall, Louie File. Pat Flanagan Principal Ruth Heiserman Secretary SENIORS TAKE OVER Les Wamhoff English I Lynne Fonderoli Home Ec. Ill Bruce Becker Geometry Curtis Marcum Agriculture Mike Smith Science Myra File Shorthand II Bob Reed Bookkeeping Brian Cassidy Bernice Zimmerlein Industrial Arts French 57 JUNIOR’S PRESENT “TEEN TIME” THE CAST Wendy Meade Mrs. Meade Mr. Meade Babe Meade Marietta Tim Darby Harley Gay Miss Denning Mrs. Nash Milligan Gus Nona Wilbur Tiny Stage Manager . . . . . Director 58 CLASS HISTORY In September of 1962, forty-four members of the Class of 66 entered the halls of L.C.H.S. as green, inexperienced Freshmen. Under the guidance of our sponsor, Mr. Shinn, we elected the following officers: Bruce Becker, Don Piller, Brian Cassidy, Renee Piper, Connie Martin, Lynne Fonderoli, and Nancy Barger. Lynne Fonderoli was our Homecoming queen candidate. Our float, a hugh telephone with the theme Hold That Line received first place honors in class competition. Nancy Barger and Bruce Becker were our queen and king candidates for the Valentine Dance, Sweethearts on Parade. Linda Molln and Keith Freeberg roled in the Little 8 One-Act Play. In the fall of 1963, we returned to L.C.H.S. for another eventful year. Our officers were: Bruce Becker, Don Piller, Lauren Fonderoli, Renee Piper, Connie Martin, Lynne Fonderoli, and Nancy Barger. Mr. Shinn was our class sponsor. Our Homecoming queen candidate was Renee Piper. Our float, Put 'Em Thru the Mill, featuring a Dutch mill, won first place. Myra Trembly and Pat Flanagan were the Royal Couple of the Sweetheart Dance. In the fall of 1964, we returned to L.C.H.S. with the proud distinction of being upperclassmen. We were greeted by our sponsor, Mr. Shinn. Our elected leaders were: Bruce Becker, Myra Trembly, Renee Piper, Lauren Fonderoli, Connie Martin, and Ruth Heiserman. Our queen candidate, Myra Trembly, was crowned Homecoming queen. Our class float, Ringing Up a Victory, a cash register, won second place. Linda Trembly and Keith Freeberg had roles in the Little 8 One-Act Play, The Running Tide, which received second place. Our class play, Curtain Going Up, directed by Mrs. Gillingham, was a great success. On the 27th of April the most important event of the year was held--the Junior-Senior Prom. A setting of blue decorations, a white bridge, and blue angel-hair accented the theme, Fantasia. The year we had waited for finally arrived--we were Seniors! Mr. Doemer became our new class sponsor. Under his guidance, we elected the following officers: Don Piller, Connie Martin, Myra Trembly, Mike Madsen, Renee Piper, Myra File, and De Ann Pinter. Connie Martin, our Homecoming queen candidate, was crowned queen. Our float, Let's Dunk 'Em, featuring a coffee cup and doughnut, rated second. Our class play, If a Man Answers , was a smash hit. On Februrary 12, our class sponsored a Valentine dance. Our candidates for queen and king were Linda Molln and Mike Madsen. On April 30, we were honored with the Junior-Senior Prom, Shangrila. The gym was decorated oriental-style with green, pink, and gold decorations. Our Track queen was Myra Trembly. On May 27, we, the Class of 66 , graduated from L.C.H.S. Our class chose to spend the Senior class trip at the Jack and Jill Ranch in Michigan. It has been a wonderful four years, but now we, like the classes before us, must venture into the future. Yet, we will always have fond memories of our high school days and a special place in our hearts for our Alma Mater--L.C.H.S. Class Flower--Red Rose Class Colors--Red and White Class Motto-- We have crossed the River, but the Ocean lies before us. ♦Officers are listed in this order: president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, Student Council representative, G.A.P.C. representative, and reporter. Mr. Shinn --Advisor 1,2,3. Mr. Doemer — Advisor 4. 60 The main thing I want out of high school is myself. GAIL BAUER— GAA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; Chorus 3,4 (Reporter 4); Science Club 4 (Reporter); Paper Staff 3,4 (Co-Circulation Manager 3,4); Class Play 4; One Act Play 4; Annual Staff 4. BRUCE BECKER—Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 1,2,3; Annual Co-editor 4; Student Council 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 2,3; Science Club 4; L Club 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Chorus 3,4; One Act Play 3,4 (Stage Manager); Class Plays 3,4 (Stage Manager 3). It is better to live one day as a lion than a hundred as a sheep. BRIAN CASSIDY--Class Secretary 1; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; L Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. GEORGE ESTERDAY— Annual Staff 4. Every day is a little life and our whole life is but a day repeated. You pay more for your schooling than your learning is worth. 61 There never was a red-headed angel! MYRA FILE--Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAPC 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Librarian 3; Drill Team 2; Annual Staff 4 (Head Typist); Class Plays 3,4; Youth Board 3,4. PAT FLANAGAN--Basket-ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3; French Club 2,3; Science Club 4 (Pres. 4); Class Plays 3,4; One Act Play 4; Librarian 3; Chorus 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4 (Sports Editor); L Club 3,4 (Vice Pres. 4). To handle yourself, use your head; to handle others, use your heart. LAUREN FONDEROLI--Class Sec. 2; Class Treas. 3; Annual Co-Editor 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4 (Sec. 4); Band 1; Paper Staff 3, 4 (Head Typist 4); Librarian 3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Drill Team 2; National Honor Society 4. LYNNE FONDEROL1 - -GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Queen Candidate 1; Librarian 3,4; Student Council 3; GAPC 1,2; Class Plays 3,4; FHA 2,3, 4 (Pres. 4); Drill Team 2; Annual Staff 4 (Senior Editor); Paper Staff 3,4 (Head Typist 4); National Honor Society 4. If at first you don't succeed, the heck with it! We cannot find happiness until we forget to seek for it. 62 Success is not how much money you have, but the number of true friends you have. He who hesitates is lost. KEITH FREEBERG--Chorus 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 4; One Act Play 1,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4. RICHARD GOUBEAUX--French Club 1,2; Golf 1, 2; Chorus 1,4; Annual Staff 4. My middle name is work, but my first name is don't. LINDA GROTHEN- -GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 (Treas. 4); French Club 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4. BETTY HAPP--Chorus 2; GAA 3,4; FHA 3,4 (Treas. 4); Pep Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4. It is a great thing to do a little thing well. 63 The less I learn, the less I have to remember. ALBERT HARRIS--Bas-ketball 2; Track 1,2; Librarian 3; Annual Staff 4. RUTH HEISERMAN--Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4 (V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4); Band 1,2,3,4 (V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4); Flag Twirler 4; GAPC 2 (Sec. 2); Student Council 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Chorus 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 4. LARRY HOLLOWAY --Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; L Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4. MIKE KENNY--Football 1,2; Annual Staff 4. The secret of success is work, but who wants to know the secret. An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. Always in a hurry; always behind. 64 The people who influence you are the people who believe in you. KENDALL KEUTZER— Football 1,2,3,4 (Cocaptain 2, Captain 4); Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; L Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Librarian 3,4; French Club 3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4 (Photographer); Annual Staff 4 (Photographer). TERRY KING--FFA 1; Chorus 1,2,4; Track 3,4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4. Those who know do not speak much; those who speak much do not know. LEE LOSEY—Chess Club 1,2,3 (Pres. 2,3); Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. MIKE MADSEN—Class Treas. 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; L Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4 (Vice-Pres. 4); Chorus 3,4; French Club 4; Class Plays 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 4. No one knows what he can achieve until he tries. Success comes in can's, failure in can'ts. 65 A little time may be enough to hatch great mischief.” ”Those who try to start out at the top, end up at the bottom CURTIS MARCUM--FFA 1,2,3,4 (Sec..3, Pres. 4); Annual Staff 4. CONNIE MARTIN—Class Vice-Pres. 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 (Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4); GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 4; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; GAPC 3; Annual Staff 4. ”Hope for the best, but prepare for the worse LINDA MOLLN—French Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3.4 (Historian 4); GAA 1, 2.3.4 (Historian 3); One-Act Play 1; Class Plays 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. DICK MONROE—Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; ”L” Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4. ''Better late than Never!” 66 There is a past which is gone forever; but there is a future which is still our own. DON PILLER--Class Pres. 4; Class Vice Pres. 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 (Alternate Captain 4); Track 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 4; Chorus 3, 4 (Manager 4); L Club 2, 3,4 (Pres. 4); Librarian 2, 3; Class Plays 3,4; French Club 2,3; Annual Staff 4. DEANN PINTER--Chorus 1.2.3.4 (Librarian 3); Band 1.2.3.4 (Sec.-Treas. 4); Pep Club 1,2,3,4 (Historian 3); Librarian 3,4; Class Reporter 4; French Club 1,2,3,4 (Pres. 4); Paper Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; Science Club 4 (Sec.-Treas. 4); Pep Band 4; Annual Staff 4. RENEE PIPER—Class Treas. 1,2; Class Sec. 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3 (Sec. 3); Queen Candidate 2; Librarian 3, 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4 (Sec. 4). DONNA PORTZEN--Chorus 1,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Class Plays 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Whenever I get the urge to work, I lay down until the urge goes away. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. 67 A farmer is a man who works from daybreak to backbreak. If you ever lose your temper, try the Lost and Found. The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer. BOB REED--FFA l,2,3,4j GAPC 4; Annual Staff 4. DEBBY SPIEGEL—Band 1, 2,3,4; Dance Band 2; Pep Band 4; Chorus 3,4; GAA 2,3,4 (Sec.-Treas. 4); Student Council 4 (Pres. 4); Science Club 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 3,4; Paper Staff 4 (Advertising Manager 4); National Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. MIKE SMITH—Football 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; L Club 4; Science Club 4; French Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4. ROSEMARY STANDARD --Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Majorette 4; Flag Twirler 2,3; Class Play 3; Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. The only reason some people get lost in life is because it is unfamiliar territory. 68 A good disposition is more valuable than gold.” True happiness resides in things unseen.” II TONY TAYLOR--Football 1,2,3,4; L Club 3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Chorus 3; Band 1; Annual Staff 4. LINDA TREMBLY—Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, 4 (Reporter 4); Chorus 1, 3,4; GAPC 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; One Act Play 3; Librarian 4. MYRA TREMBLY--Class Sec. 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; GAA 1,2,3,4 (Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4); GAPC 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4 (Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 4); Pep Club 1,2,3,4 (Treas. 3); Paper Staff 4; Homecoming Queen 3; Science Club 4; Drill Team 3; Class Plays 3,4; Annual Staff 4 ANN ULTCH— Pep Club 1,2,3,4 (Pres. 4); GAA 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Student Council 1,4; GAPC 3; Librarian 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Youth Board 4 (Sec. 4); Annual Staff 4. Look upon the rainbow and praise him that made it.” 69 We should all be concerned about the future; we have to spend the rest of our lives in it. JULIE VENARDI- -Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4 (Circulation Manager 3,4); Annual Staff 4 (Underclass Editor); Librarian 3,4; Science Club 4; GAPC 4;-Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Drill Team 2; Class Plays 3,4; One Act Play 4. RONALD WALZER--FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Basketball Manager 1; Track Manager 1; L Club 1,2,3, 4; Librarian 3; Annual Staff 4. Learn as if you were to live forever; live as if you were to die tomorrow. LESLIE WAMHOFF- -Band 1,2,3,4 (Equip. Manager 2); Track 2; Chorus 3,4; Class Plays 3,4; French Club 1, 2; Librarian 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. BERNICE ZIMMERLEIN— French Club 1,2,3,4 (Sec.-Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 4); Librarian 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Science Club 4 (Vice-Pres. 4); Chorus 1, 2,3,4 (Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 4); Band 2,3,4 (Chaplain 3) ; Paper Staff 3,4 (Editor 4) ; Pep Band 4; National Honor Society 3,4. There is always room at the top if you can push the other fellow off. Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed. 70 71 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE May 22, 1966 8 P.M. La Moille Community High School Gymnasium Processional............................................ Mrs. Edith Bauer Invocation............................................... The Rev. Ernest Serr Pastor, Zion Lutheran Church, La Moille Selections-- How Great Thou Art, by S. K. Hine Onward, Ye Peoples! by J. Sibelius LCHS Mixed Chorus Director, Mrs. Edith Bauer Scripture................................................ The Rev. Claude Moreland Sermon................................................... The Rev. Claude Moreland Pastor, First Baptist Church, La Moille Selection-- May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You, by Willson-Stickles Senior Chorus Benediction...............................................The Rev. Ernest Serr Recessional..............................................Mrs. Edith Bauer Audience Will Please Rise Gail Elizabeth Bauer Bruce Allen Becker Shannon Borri Brian John Cassidy George C. Esterday Myra Kay File Patrick B. Flanagan Lauren Kay Fonderoli Lynne Marie Fonderoli Keith Jay Freeberg Richard Arthur Goubeaux Linda K. Grothen Elizabeth Ann Happ Albert Harris Ruth Ann Heiserman Larry L. Holloway Michael F. Kenny Kendall Keith Keutzer Terry Van King Lee A. Losey Michael Alan Madsen (Treas.) CLASS OF 1966 72 Curtis Russell Marcum Connie Rae Martin (V. Pres.) Linda L. Molln Richard Monroe Donald Wilbert Piller (Pres.) DeAnn Kay Pinter Renee Marie Piper Donna Kay Portzen Robert Willis Reed C. Michael Smith Deborah Louise Spiegel Rosemary Elaine Stanard Anthony Robert Taylor Linda Carol Trembly Myra Frances Trembly (Sec.) Elizabeth Ann Ulch Julie Anne Venardi Ronald C. Walzer Leslie W. Wamhoff Bernice Marie Zimmerlein COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM May 27, 1966 8 P.M. La Moille Community High School Gymnasium ♦Processional..............................................LCHS Band Director, Miss Alice Geisz ♦Invocation................................................Father Edward Purcell Pastor, St. Patrick's Church, Arlington Salutatory................................................Gail Bauer Valedictory...............................................Deborah Spiegel, Bernice Zimmerlein Selection-- Music for a Ceremony by John J. Morrissey .... LCHS Band Student Conductor, Rosemary Stanard Commencement Address......................................Harry J. Ekstam Student Personnel Services, Northern Illinois University Honorary Mention..........................................Dean R. Madsen Principal, La Moille Community High School Presentation of Diplomas..................................Robert Piper President, Board of Education, District 509 ♦Benediction...............................................Father Edward Purcell ♦Recessional...............................................LCHS Band Valedictorians--Deborah Spiegel Bernice Zimmerlein Salutatorian--Gail Bauer HONORS Valedictorian Award..........Deborah Spiegel Bernice Zimmerlein Salutatorian Award...........Gail Bauer D.A.R. Award.................Deborah Spiegel Betty Crocker Award..........Bernice Zimmerlein Danforth Citizenship Award . . . Deborah Spiegel Bruce Becker Lions' Roar Editor Key .... Bernice Zimmerlein School Annual Editor's Keys . . Lauren Fonderoli Bruce Becker Class President's Keys..........Bruce Becker Donald Piller Chorus Award...................Lee Losey Exemplar Athletic Award .... Don Piller 4 Year Perfect Attendance Award......................Linda Molln Curtis Marcum Mike Madsen CC Homemaker Award...........Lynne Fonderoli CC Agriculture Award.........Curtis Marcum Science Award................Gail Bauer Activity Letter Winners......Bruce Becker Lauren Fonderoli Lynne Fonderoli Debbie Spiegel Bernice Zimmerlein 73 CLASS PROPHECY In 1986, twenty years after the great class of '66 graduated, their class reunion was held. Here are the graduates- few years older and a little wiser--with their lives as they are today. Don PiUer is the head coach of the New York Yankees. They have a great losing streak going! Linda Molln is the private secretary to the world's largest single corporation--Bachelor's Anonymous. Lee Losey is well-known for his wonderful voice. He has had many engagements at Carnegie Hall. Keith Freeberg, LaMoille's own Personal scuba diver, enjoys a leisurely life in the Navy. He specializes in searching for mermaids! Curtis Marcum has become quite wealthy as a farmer. It seems he developed a plant that will grow money. It has proved to be more profitable than com. Gail Bauer is now head medical technician at Mayo's Clinic. She is noted for her discovery of the secret ingredients for Love Potion No. 9. It has proven successful in the catching of her husband, a multi-millionaire doctor. Brian Cassidy now has a barber shop on Sunset Strip in Hollywood. He is well known for his famous Cassidy Cut, which has brought him wealth as well as fame. Bruce Becker is now head math professor at the University of Illinois. He teaches only those students majoring in a Mrs. degree. Richard Goubeaux is now in Florida teaching Arnold Palmer how to play golf. Mike Smith is now a drivers' education teacher. He specializes in the teaching of modem driving techniques--ability to do wheelies, to speed shift, to out run cops, and to make squeal marks! Myra File is Mid-America's most popular hair stylist. Her fame stems from the styles she has created for redheads. Mike Madsen has now taken over the job of Principal at L.C.H.S. from his father who has now retired to his rocking chair! DeAnn Pinter is a very successful speech therapist. One of her most faithful students is a fellow who brings her quite a bit of trouble. She just can't seem to be able to get rid of his southern accent. Les Wamhoff has now created America's most unusual floral design, but can not find a market for it. Terry King is now vice-president of the Pinter Speech Therapy Society and he is the main pupil. Donna Portzen is now working at the Mendota Community Hospital as a pediatric nurse. She has her own pediatrics ward at home--three little Ron's ! Lanry Holloway and Ron Walzer, two big business tycoons, are now in the business of publishing little black books. Debby Spiegel has won the Nobel Prize for her efforts in science. She has developed a cure for Love Sickness. Bernice Zimmerlein is a well-known veterinarian in this area. It is said that the Keutzer farm has the healthiest animals in the county! Kendall Keutzer is an Agricultural Engineer. His farm designs are known for their ease of operation. He now manages his whole farm from his bedside. Myra Trembly's nursing career proves quite helpful in the caring for all the cuts and scratches of her seven football players. George Esterday, a famous race car driver, is still going for his first win of the Indianapolis 500. His trouble seems to be that his slicks are too slippery and he can't get started. Renee Piper and Ann Ultch are now running a vacation resort strictly for bachelors. Tony Taylor has recently opened a swinging night club, The Hangover, in LaMoille! His associate, Mike Kenny, is Tony's chief bartender. Mike's speciality, The Kenny Killer, really hangs 'em over! Lauren Fonderoli is now executive secretary to her husband at the Koch Contracting Company. During her off working hours she takes care of their four children. Julie Venardi is now in her first year of elementary school after twenty years of college preparation. A1 Harris is engaged in the racing field. A1 is still running into trouble these days-if it isn't his horses going lame, it's his rear ends going out. Betty Happ, Lynne Fonderoli, Ruth Heiserman, and Linda Trembly are all highly qualified secretaries. Miss Stem taught them all she knew, but they are still looking for jobs. Rosemary Stanard is now a local beautician. She sure has her work cut out for her! 1 Pat Flanagan has finally brought about a new break-through in the automobile industry. He has designed a Volks -wagon that a 7' man can fit into! Now all he has to do is figure out a way of getting him out. Linda Grothen is now a private nurse to our old retired principal, Mr. Madsen. She keeps pumping him full of pep pills to keep him in good spirits. The last to arrive at the reunion is, of course, Dick Monroe. Dick is now retired; he has been since he was eighteen. 74 CLASS WILL I, Gail Bauer, do hereby will to some poor, unsuspecting Junior the lead in the Senior play, and to Christine E. my ability to like certain people. I, Bruce Becker, do hereby will to Randy Stouffer my ability to flirt. I, Brian Cassidy, do hereby will to Steve McCall my ability to work hard in basketball and track practices. I, George Esterday, do hereby will to Duane C. my ability to come to school awake. I, Myra File, do hereby will to Celie C. my sticky locker door and to Opal G. my ability to get caught talking in 8th hour study hall. I, Pat Flanagan, do hereby will to Randy Stouffer my ability to bum the transformers in Physics class. I, Lauren Fonderoli, do hereby will to some poor Junior my annual co-editor job and to Adel L. and Barb S. my ability to go with one boy. I, Lynne Fonderoli, do hereby will to Barb S. my ability to have a good time on weekends and still stay awake Monday mornings and to Adel L. my ability to hold on to a 65 class ring. I, Keith Freeberg, do hereby will to Larry Lucas my ability to sing. I, Richard Goubeaux, do hereby will to Steve W. my ability to behave and my good luck. I, Linda Grothen, do hereby will to Marilyn Thompson my ability to be quiet. I, Betty Happ, do hereby will to Martha J. my ability to make mistakes in typing. I, Albert Harris, do hereby will to Duane Cogdal my ability to sleep in J.P. 's 1st hour Civics class. I, Ruth Heiserman, do hereby will to Melody G. all of those noisy bus rides and the job of G.A.A. President to some lucky girl. I, Larry Holloway, do hereby will to LaMoille Community High School the ability to turn out students like me. I, Mike Kenny, do hereby will to Duane C. and Albert H. my ability to ride a motorcycle and take the golf course curves. I, Kendall Keutzer, do hereby will to Joel R. my ability to take good pictures and to Tom L. my ability to get injured in football. I, Terry King, do hereby will to Steve W. my ability to put my foot in my mouth up to the knee. I, Lee Losey, do hereby will to Neva Jo W. my ability to bother Howard Thayer and Jim H. in study hall and to Jim Ross my ability of good sportsmanship after losing a chess game. I, Mike Madsen, do hereby will to Jim Hild my 1st trombone position, including my ability to look innocent when I make mistakes. I, Curtis Marcum, do hereby will to Danny Cain my perfect behavior in study hall and etc. I, Connie Martin, do hereby will to Hal Adkins my 6th hour study hall chair. I, Linda Molln, do hereby will to Marty B. all my P.E. socks and to Melody G. my ability to behave. I, Dick Monroe, do hereby will to Norm Steel my ability to get to school on Monday mornings. I, Don Piller, do hereby will to Mark Guether my ability to be studious and attentive in all my classes. I, DeAnn Pinter, do hereby will to my sister, Debra, a worn out French dictionary and to some poor, unsuspecting student a very contrary locker! I, Renee Piper, do hereby will to Clarice D. our crowded corner in P.E. class and to Adel L. my ability to get to the lunch line first. I, Donna Portzcn, do hereby will to Barbara Scriba my ability to goof on the trampoline. I, Bob Reed, do hereby will to Denny Ayers my ability to do chin ups. I, Debby Spiegel, do hereby will to Barb S. all my old English IV tests and themes for next year and to Laura Stouffer my good behavior in study hall. I, Mike Smith, do hereby will to Richard Wheeler my skill to tear up radiators and batteries. I, Rosemary Stanard, do hereby will to Janice Cogdal my height and my ability to be quiet at the right times. I, Tony Taylor, do hereby will to J. R. my shyness with girls and to Larry L. and Howard T. my ability to stay out of trouble. I, Linda Trembly, do hereby will to Susan Brittingham my ability to behave myself at all times. I, Myra Trembly, do hereby will to Phyllis Happ all my good bowling scores, to Trudy T. my ability to land in the ditch, and to certain Freshmen girls my good behavior in the hallways. I, Ann Ultch, do hereby will to Melody G. my ability to be quiet and good in school. I, Julie Venardi, do hereby will to Adel L. my job of Circulation Manager for the Lion's Roar. I, Ronald Walzer, do hereby will to Danny Cain my ability to respect teachers, be a good student in 1st hour study hall and to be in by curfew. I, Leslie Wamhoff, do hereby will to the Juniors all the enjoyment I've had my Senior year. I, Bernice Zimmerlein, do hereby will to anybody who's crazy enough to take Chemistry my ability to do anything in there but Chemistry, and to Doris Molln my ability to get along with her sister. We, the Senior class, do hereby will to the Junior class our ability to raise money and our debts. We, the Senior class, do hereby will to the Sophomore class our ability to make the most of our Junior and Senior years. We, the Senior class, do hereby will to the Freshmen class our ability to go through four years of school without missing a day. We, the Senior class, do hereby will to the Faculty our worn out textbooks from overstudying and our tests to prove it! We, the Senior class, do hereby will to the Custodians the job of unjamming our lockers for next year. We, the Senior class, do hereby will to the Cooks a new never-fail cookbook. We, the Senior class, do hereby will to Mrs. Davis a bottle of aspirins and our good report cards. We, the Senior class, do hereby will to Mr. Madsen (by request) another fine class as the Class of 66 and a new annual advisor. We, the Senior class, do hereby will to Mr. Doemer the Class of 1970. We, the Senior class, do hereby will to our parents the ability to collect the money we've borrowed the last four years. We, the Senior class, do hereby will to the LaMoille Community High School another class as great as ours. 75 What?? A sponsor! ! SENIORS SPEND CLASS TRIP A T THE JA CK JILL RANCH The horses ready for ACTION! ! Easy life, but without Gail??? NIGHT OWL-- HOME AT LAST!!!! 76 BUREAU SERVICE CO. Congratulations to the Class of '66 Princeton, 111. SINCLAIR PETROCHEMICALS, INC. Eddy Gallagher Clarence Schultz Ladd, Illinois LaMoille, Illinois Ph. 3001 Phone 638-2079 Mendota, Illinois Prompt, Courteous Service SELDERS SALES Compliments of FABER’S BARBER SHOP Mendota, Illinois Mendota, Illinois Compliments of MENDOTA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. First Mortgage Loans SAM’S STEAK HOUSE Mendota, Illinois LADENBURGER FASCO SERVICE To Build--Repair or Buy Your Home Save Safely--Borrow Wisely 800 Washington Mendota, Illinois Phone 2216 PRESTON'S OF MENDOTA Ladies - -Childrens Ready to Wear Phone Art Ladenburger Mendota 2-6464 Compliments of WIDMERS SONS Mendota, Illinois REESER FARM EQUIPMENT BADER-BLASS CLOTHIERS Your Friendly John Deere Dealer Men's Boy’s Wear Ph . 22 SfS Mpnrinta Mendota, Illinois Congratulations to the Graduates of LaMoille High School THE NATIONAL BANK OF MENDOTA Mendota, Illinois STEELE JEWELRY Diamonds Watches Gifts Mendota, Illinois DIXIE S TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SHOP Dixie Anderson, Prop. Phone 2-5685 Mendota LORACK CHEVROLET Cars Trucks Body Shop Complete Service Mendota Phone 2119 GAMBLES The Friendly Store Mendota, Illinois JARRELL SCHOOL OF DANCE Tap Jazz Ballet and Acrobatic 1409 Meridan St. Mendota 1801 1 2 Fourth St. Peru SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. Shop at Sears and Save CONOCO Phone 2262 FIRESTONE Central Oil Co. Mendota Phone 2156 Mendota CAMPBELL'S Servi Center Launderers Dry Cleaners 805 Illinois Ave. Phone 2262 Mendota MENDOTA DRUGS For Your Good Health Don Brandner, R . Ph. Mendota Phone 2226 GISH JEWELRY W . L. and W. M. Gish Reg. Diamond Setting Mendota Engraving Phone 2221 ENNENBACH MOTOR SALES Travel Trailers Motor Bikes Garden Equipment Ramblers Sales Service Phone 2493 Mendota KAISER IMPLEMENT CO. Minneapolis- -Moline Ford New Idea Sales Service Phone 5126 Mendota FABER HOTEL CAFE Vernon Marge Blum Mendota, Illinois NELLIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Featuring Realistic Permanents Nellie Giacomelli Cherry, 111. Ladd 3501 TOWN KOUNTRY BEAUTY SHOPPE Featuring T inting - - Hair style s - - Permanents Cherry, 111. Phone 2066 KOLBS KORNER Cherry, Illinois Ph. Ladd 3507 Serving Sandwiches Ice Cream KNAUF IMPLEMENT CO. International Harvestor Farm Machinery Trucks ■ HI Phone 2711 IIS Ladd, 111. LADD LANES Bowling at Its Best Open League Bowling Cocktail Lounge--Balls--Bags--Shoes 212 S. Main St. Phone 4621 Ladd, Illinois LADD PHARMACY Prescription |W J. Giacomelli, R. Ph . G . R. Giacomelli, R. Ph. G. lEZX Phone 3431 Ladd, 111. LANUTI’S Compliments of LADD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Phone 2311 Ladd, Illinois Chicken in the Basket Every Wed ., Sat., Sun . Fish Turtle on Fridays Ladd, Illinois Compliments of SUBLETTE ELEVATOR Phone Sublette 3661 LEFFELMAN’S MEATS Sublette 4601 Sublette, Illinois LaSalle, 111. BETZ WELDING SHOP Farm Machinery Repair Phone 638-2177 LaMoille, 111. EAT AT THE Y Chicken - -Steaks - -Sandwiches Malts - -Sundries Phone 638-2247 La Moille, 111. SUBLETTE STATE BANK Congratulations to the Class of '66 Plan for the Future with An Account at the Farmers STATE BANK OF SUBLETTE Sublette, Illinois M S HARDWARE Paints - - Housewares — Pipe Cutting - -Electric Supplies Ph. 3-4515 Spring Valley 106 E . Paul St. LE ROY BERTRAND MUSICAL LABORATORIES Instruments - -Repairs - -Accessories Ph. 2-8121 Spring Valley Compliments of SPRING VALLEY FRUIT CO. Spring Valley, Illinois FASHIONETTE BEAUTY SHOP 808 Washington Street Mendota, Illinois Sharon Meuser Kathy Piller Owner and Operator Operator CASSIDY BROTHERS WHOLESALE INC. General Merchandise 127-129 E. St. Paul St. Spring Valley MALOOLEY’S Spring Valley, Illinois Home of Finer Food at Lower Prices THOMPSON’S DRUG STORE Ed Thompson, R. Ph. Dean Thompson, R. Ph. Ph. 4-4711 Spring Valley MENDOTA FARMERS COOPERATIVE SUPPLY CO. Dealers in Grain--Coal--Building Materials Feed--Fertilizer--Tile Fencing Phone 2772 Mendota, 111. FIRST STATE BANK Savings Accounts Draw 3% Interest Nite Depository--Drive-In Window 703 Washington Mendota, Illinois Member F.D.I.C. Phone 2371 v-c SOIL SERVICE CENTER Anhydrous Bags Bulk Blends 638-2195 La Moille, 111. VAN ORIN CO-OP Tank Wagon Service Phone 638-2600 Van Orin, 111. MEISEL'S STANDARD SERVICE Phone 638-8132 La Moille, 111. BREWBAKER GRAIN CO. Grain and Merchandise Elevator at Wend el P.O. La Moille, 111. See Us for Master Mix Feeds Grinding and Mixing Fencing Materials Phone La Moille 638-2470 Ph. 2615 La Moille First State Bank of Van Orin Big Enough to Service You Small Enough to Know You Van Orin, Illinois Member F .D.I .C . CROSS BODY SHOP Where Body Work Is a Profession Not a Sideline See Us for an Estimate 1213 Meriden, Mendota Phone 7657 GOSLIN DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists Mendota, Illinois RALPH H. BOELK TRUCK LINE GRISWOLD'S 5$ TO $1 STORES Mendota—Earlville, Illinois M E TV SALES Admiral Zenith TV's Stereo Records 709 Washington Street Ph. 2777 Mendota Best Wishes to the Class of 66 Hauling Is Our Middle Name HART-CARTER COMPANY Hume Division Ph. 2-5631 ERBES CLOTHING Men's Boys' Mendota, Illinois Mendota, 111. Mendota, Illinois KALEEL'S Men’s Boys’ Clothing--Shoes Mendota Amboy Earlville Ph. 2201 Ph. 55 Ph. 3711 L. J. STEPHENITCH SON Your International Harvester General Electric Dealer INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Mendota Ph. 2194 E . W. HOUGHTON ELEVATOR CAIN'S TRUCKING Phone 638-2141 Livestock Hauling We Don't Want Everyone's Business Just Yours! La Moille, Illinois Phone 638-2188 La Moille ICC 11397 MC-C Princeton, 111. Phone 2-4141 Insurance FOSTER-BEATTY La Moille, 111. Phone 638-2000 SIMPSON'S SHELL SERVICE Service with a Smile' Phone 638-8135 La Moille, Illinois HAROLD ADKINS Trenching Phone 638-2084 La Moille, Illinois RUTH CROSS MAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 638-2664 La Moille, 111. JIM BECKER Standard Oil Agent Ph. 638-2452 STANDARD La Moille, 111. .La Moille, 111. KOCH'S SUNDRIES Sislers' Ice Cream Fountain Service Phone 638-2444 BARNEY'S GROCERY AND LOCKER LaMoille, 111 Phone 638-2012 E. W. HOUGHTON LUMBER CO, 638-2171 La Moille, Illinois STANARD'S CONFECTIONERY Orsinger's Quality Check'd Ice Cream Agents for Sparkle Cleaners Papers, Magazines, Misc. Items 638-2426 LaMoille, 111. DAVIS PLUMBING Phone 638-2253 La Moille, Illinois FRANK'S POULTRY SERVICE Phone 638-2193 La Moille, Illinois SCRIBA’S GARAGE WELDING Disc Sharpening Backhoe Digging Welding Service Phone 638-2429 Arlington, 111. DEKALB QUALITY SEED CORN CHICKS More Farmers Plant DeKalb Than Any Other Hybrid Paul Swanlund 638-2496 La Moille, 111. WOLF'S BARBER SHOP £ Mercantile Building 5 La Moille, 111. BETTY'S BEAUTY KORNER Cutting Tinting Styling Permanent Waving Tues.--Sat. 9A.M.--5P.M. Ph. 638-2062 La Moille, 111. M R EAT SHOP Good Home Cooking--Homemade Pie La Moille 638-2623 LAMOILLE MERC. CO. Ball Brand Footwear Groceries Dry Goods La Moille, 111. Phone 638-2020 JAN’S KUT KURL Tinting Bleaching Styling Jan Becker, Prop. 638-2529 La Moille, 111. NELSON DRUG Wm. Nelson, R. Ph. R. Nelson, R. Ph. 918 North Main Princeton Compliments of MATTESON BARBER SHOP Princeton, Illinois THE FARMERS AND TRADERS STATE BANK A Good Bank in a Good Country Malden, Illinois PRESCOTT BROTHERS Garage and Service Station Electrical Appliances Mendota, 111. Dial 2188 FIRST STATE BANK OF PRINCETON MENDOTA FLORIST Jerry Audrey Prokuski- -Mend ota 701 Illinois Ave. Ph. 2274 Compliments of B. C. PELLETWAY FEEDS, INC. Complete Pelleted Livestock Feeds Princeton, Illinois ARLINGTON GRAIN CO. Grain Bank Graining Mixing--Bulk Delivery Arlington, Illinois AT YOUR SERVICE SMITTY'S GAS STATION You've Tried the Rest, Now Try the Best Two Way Radio Dealer 430 E. Peru Princeton, 111. Phone 2-8681 CLIFF'S SPORT SHOP 709 N. Main Street Princeton, Illinois Compliments of Citizens FIRST NATIONAL BANK Princeton, Illinois GUNNAR E. PIHL Reg. Jeweler, A.G.S. Phone 2-8321 Princeton, Illinois PIONEER HI-BRED CORN CO. OF ILLINOIS Princeton, Illinois Record Republican BUREAU CO. REPUBLICAN INC . Princeton, Illinois MYRON L. CASS INS. AGENCY Since 1932 The Home of Low Cost--High Quality Insurance Insurance--Bonds--Farm Loans Myron L. Cass--Robert C. Clem Phone 3-0001 315 N. Main Princeton J. P. BRENNAN CATTLE CO. AVERY'S CLEANERS CB Q Stockyards Princeton, Illinois Choice Fancy Stocker and Feeder Cattle for Sale at All Times Office Ph. 3-7771 Home Ph. 3-8571 22 Columbus Princeton DILLER-ROD, INC. Symbol of Service Compliments of 701 E . Peru St. Princeton ATHERTON GRAIN CO. PRINCETON AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Grain--Coal--Seed--Fertilizer Phone 379-2177 Walnut, Illinois 61376 Dr. D. E. Hein, Princeton, 111. Cain's Shoe Store, Princeton, 111. Husser's House of Gifts and Flowers, Princeton, 111. Gustafson Hardware, Princeton, 111. Josephson and Son, Princeton, 111. Conway Paints and Supplies, Princeton, 111. Nelson's Grocery, Princeton, 111. Goodrum Standard Station, Princeton, 111. Dr. H. L. Marsh Dr . H . C. McCutchan, Princeton, 111. Leafy Lane Dairy, Princeton, 111. C. J. Dunbar Co., Princeton, 111. Piggly Wiggly Supermarket, Princeton, 111. Larson Furniture House, Princeton, 111. Landahl's, Princeton, 111. Olson Refrigeration, Princeton, 111. Bowman's Men Shop, Princeton, 111. Peterson Clothing Store, Princeton, 111. Carp's Department Store, Princeton, 111. Anderson-Mosshart, Princeton, 111. Frank McCray, La Moille, 111. Gonigam Bass Hill, Inc., Walnut, 111. H. H.Jaquet, Walnut, 111. Booth's Paint Store, Mendota, 111. Joy's Beauty Salon, Arlington, 111. Bill Waite's Service Station, Cherry, 111. Cahill Hardware, Ladd, 111. Ladd Upholstery, Ladd, 111. Rip's Chicken Dinners, Ladd, 111. Urbanowski Furniture Mart, Peru, 111. Guziec Drug Store, La Salle, 111. Fosters Paint Store, La Salle, 111. Warren Radio Company, La Salle, 111. Hallen Camera Shop, La Salle, 111. Morrow Flowers, Spring Valley, 111. Valley Cleaners, Spring Valley, 111. Nestler's Dairy Store, Spring Valley, 111. Cherry Elevator, Cherry, 111. Compliments of DENNLERS SUPERMARKET Peru YOUNG CASUALS Princeton, Illinois Compliments of TRI-CITY HARDWARE--FURNITURE Frock Shop La Salle Illinois FRANK VENARDI Lime- -Phosphate- -Fertilizer Phone 638-2632 Arlington, Illinois JAY’S SUPPER CLUB Serving Five Nites a Week Phone 638-2526 Arlington, Illinois State Bank of Cherry All Savings Accounts Draw 4% Interest Home of No Charge Checking Account Cherry, Illinois Phone 3441 KOYAK RIVA MARCHIANDO HARDWARE Wholesale Paints Phone 2-5411 Wallpaper 110-114 W. Saint Paul Street 104 W. St. Paul St. Spring Valley, Illinois Spring Valley, Illinois KOEHLER’S INC. FORMHALS DRUG STORE Men and Boys Wear Phone CA 3-2056 Phone 223-0477 633 First Street La Salle, Illinois La Salle, Illinois C. A. JENSEN JEWELERS Established 1919 Registered Jewelers Your Friendly A P STORE KXTJR 709 First Street La Salle, 111. LaSalle, 111. SIGMUND ELECTRIC m-- SHEA'S CLEANERS G. E . Appliances T .V . Sales Service La Salle, Illinois Peru, Illinois CURLESS BUICK, PONTIAC, INC. VLASTNIKS Mens Wear Sales Service 900 First St. La Salle, 111. 1809 4th St. Peru, HI. Phone CA 3-0695 Open Til 8 P.M. Daily Q PLA-MOR BOWLING G PERU MOTOR COMPANY f 24--Lanes--24 Serving Since 1922 ( ) Phone 223-2334 ( ) Phone 223-0808 51 Third St.--La Salle 1612-20 Fourth St.--Peru, 111. LaSALLE OFFICE SUPPLY Compliments of the EQUIPMENT CO. SPRING VALLEY GAZETTE 821 First Street La Salle, Illinois Spring Valley, 111. Phone 4-4321 WALNUT CHEESE CO. (Not Inc.) Tony Zueger Paul Schlumpf, Props. Makers of 18 Varieties Natural Aged Cheese Vaessen Brothers Walnut, Illinois 61376 EWALT FRANK Custom Tailored Living Kitchens Walnut, Illinois OHIO FARM FERTILIZERS, INC. Ohio, Illinois Phone 376-4181 Harry Chase, Manager Serving This Community Since 1926 Sales--Service Phone 3382 3384 Sublette, Illinois LaSALLE THERMOGAS CO. ESTERDAY'S FERTILIZER SERVICE Office Phone 223-8717 Night Phone 883-9365 Compliments of HURST FUNERAL HOMES La Salle 223-0380 Ladd 3131 KATE’S CAFE Van Orin, Illinois Phone 638-2265 Sale Every Thursday WALNUT AUCTION SALES Bonded Walnut, Illinois on Rt. 92 Phone 379-2737 Phone Dixon at 26763 Eldon Wiemken, Manager Compliments of V. O. BONNELL FARM EQUIPMENT Oliver--New Idea--Kewanee Sales and Service Ph. Sublette, Illinois 3321 Sublette, Illinois mm mm ¥ i S II “LEO’S STUDIO” For Finer Photography Portraits--Weddings - -Groups-- Commercial Photography 701 Main Street Mendota, Illinois •m • 4 % • % • i I � t J ' m • Lions Champs of the Lostant Holiday Tournament “TEAR AT A GLANCE” Homecoming Night Prom If you find a mistake in this annual, please consider that it was put there on purpose. We include something for everyone, even those always looking for mistakes! Conference Track Meet 92 $ 7