Le Roy High School - Melting Pot Yearbook (Le Roy, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1971 volume:

ORGANIZATION SPORTS ACTIVITIES LeRoy High School Presents The 1971 Melting Pot “Crossroads” Vol. 55 ADMINISTRATION CLASSES IIS MEMORIAM Mrs. Dernier Mrs. Wieting IN MEMORIAM MEMORIAL FOR ALMA DEMLER AND LORENE WIETING “Now there are some things we all know, but we don’t take’m out and look at’rn very often. We all know that SOMETHING is eternal. And it ain’t houses and it ain’t names, and it ain’t earth, and it ain’t even the stars ... everybody knows in their bones that SOMETHING is eternal, and that something has to do with human beings. All the greatest people who ever lived have been telling us that for five thousand years and yet you’d be surprised how people are always losing hold of it. There’s something way down deep that’s eternal about every human being.” (Thornton Wilder, OUR TOWN) How does one say goodbye to friends? Especially when those friends can no longer hear us. LeRoy High School said goodbye to two friends this past year, Alma Dernier and Lorene Wieting. These women were indeed friends of the students, faculty, and administration of LHS. No less were they friends of the LeRoy community as they gave freely and completely of themselves to the task of educating the children of the community. This education went far beyond books, recipes, and typewriters. From the dignity, dedication, and devotion of these two, no student could have failed to gain some small measure of these qualities. As life seemed to deal harshly with them, they gained strength, courage, and faith. From within the crushing weight of their own frail frames, they emerged as beacon lights of the rare glimpses of immortality which are afforded us on this earth. Alma came to the profession of teaching late in life after already being dealt many personal tragedies. Yet she was a master teacher who possessed the very qualities she sought to instill in her students: discipline, femininity, dignity, thoroughness, and great joy in a task well-done. No half-way projects ever came out of her department. The end of Alma’s life was lived by these same exacting standards. She disciplined herself, remained thoroughly feminine, took joy from the remembrance of a life well-spent, and kept her dignity even in the face of death. Lorene, too, was a master teacher who demanded the very best of her students. She had been a teacher all her adult life and exemplified the finest compliance to the demands and ethics of her profession. She was thoroughly feminine, disciplined, and dignified; but who can forget her merry laugh, her great wit, or her courage whenever she saw a wrong and set out to right it. Her students respected her and knew that her unswerving emphasis on doing a job correctly or doing it over were the means by which she consistently produced high caliber young people. Perhaps the best testimonial to Lorene’s skill as a teacher would be the fact that a student recommended by her needed no other proof of their ability before obtaining a job in the McLean County area. As she lived, so did she face death: without fear, calmly, with great dignity, and unending devotion to her family. How does one say goodbye to friends? These words cannot convey the true essence of these women. Perhaps we should forego words and simply attempt to live as these women did: with dignity, devotion, dedication; never questioning life, but constantly striving to become better. Then we would not have to say goodbye, for they would never leave us. LeRoy High School ADMINISTRATION Faculty............6 Classes...........12 Organizations ... 36 Sports..............56 Activities..........74 CLASSES ORGANIZATION SPORTS ACTIVITIES Our Superintendent TO SENIOR CLASS I am hoping that the members of this senior class are considering that graduation is only the first stage of preparation for a full and useful life. It is my hope that you will continue your education through every resource at your command. I am sure that you are aware of the need for more education as a necessity for one who hopes to compete successfully in our technical age. Although it has been a short time, it has been a pleasure having been associated with you through your graduation. 1 feel sure this school will continue to feel proud of you as you make progess along life’s path. Keep in touch with us in the future. CONGRATULATIONS! ADMINISTRATION 2 LeRoy High School “Crossroads” 3 4 5 RICHARD N. SMALL PRINCIPAL PHIL IMIG ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MRS. ESTHER KUMLER SECRETARY MRS. JEAN PROVASI UNIT SECRETARY-BOOKKEEPER MRS. LOLA WILLIAMSON SECRETARY 7 Donald Bateman Agriculture Hazel Bock Speech Therapist Carolyn Brown English Phyllis Brown Business Education Ronald Crosby Biology John Donovan Social Studies Thomas Fry Math Sybil Horn Librarian William Ferguson Guidance Counselor 8 Edmund Kazmierski Band Director Ernest Lamkey Co-Operative Work Training Marietta McManus English Thomas Major Psychology Drivers Training Gregory Newlin Art 9 Samuel Redding Pre-Vocational Education Psychology Sociology Jean Saladino Vocal Music Margaret Small English Social Studies 4k Carole Spencer English Frank Thompson Physical Education Merilyn Wey Home Economics Lester Wilson Math Science John Briggs Substitute: Math-Science CLASSES LeRoy High School 66Crossroads99 4 5 O ( ) t 3 t-t c i “Senior Awards” l 9 7 1 High Honors All Athletic Award Business Award Dekalb Award English Award 661 Dare You Awards” Science Award Social Studies Award Senior Activities Award Sportsmansh ip A ivard Senior Essay Winners Mary Ella Flegel, Kurt Bock Kirk Henry Marie Harpenau, Karen Emling Rick Dean Vanesa Pliura Gail Perring, Jim Vickroy Mary E. Flegel Alice Michael Vanesa Pliura Steve West 1st place—Kurt Bock 2nd place—Alice Michael 3rd place—Vanesa Pliura Honorable Mention—John Kearney 12 Senior Class Officers pictured are: Tony Schlosser-Pres.; Dave Brent-Vice Pres.; Sue Dean-Sec.; Linda Young-Treas.; Darrel Hubble-Class Advisor. Jerry Abner-Football; Basketball; Baseball; Student Council; Chorus; Dist. Solo Ensemble Dist. Music Org. Band Contests; Jr.-Sr. Play; Boys State. Vince Albert—C.W.T. Barb Alexander-F.H.A.; Band; F.T.A.; Chorus; Human Flag. Mary Ambrose-G.A.A.; Pep Club; F.H.A.; Yearbook; J.V. Varsity Cheerleader; Dist. McLean Co. Speech Contest; Gymnastics Club; Office Worker; Jr.-Sr. Play; Homecoming Queen. 13 Kurt Bock-Cross-Country-Captain; Track; Student Council-Pres.; “L” Club-Sec.-Treas.; Dist. Solo Ensemble Dist. Music Org. Band Contest; Chorus; Madrigals; Musicals; Speech Club; Pres, of Freshman Jr. Class; S.A.A.; S.A.R. Award; Boys State; National Honor Society; Outstanding Teenager of America. Dave Brent-Golf Captain; Football; Boys State; Basketball; Vice-Pres. of Sr. Class; Jr.-Sr. Play. Dave Brewer-C.W.T. Marlisa Brunson-F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Drill Corp; Jr.-Sr. Play. Anne Builta-Pep Club; Dist. Solo Ensemble Choral Contests; Musical; Speech Club; Gymnastics Qub; F.T. A.-Sec.-Treas.; Trackette; Office Worker; Teen-agraph Reporter. Kirt Connour-Football-Captain; Wrestling; Basketball; Track; “L” Club. 14 Dixie Cook-F.T.A.; F.H.A. Chorus; Band. Ramona Coyle-G.A.A.; Pep Club; F.H.A.; Chorus; F.T.A.; Speech; Gymnastics Club. Richard Dean-Cross-Country-Captain; Track; Basketball; F.F.A.-Vice-Pres.; Jr.-Sr. Play; “Voice of LeRoy”. Richard L. Dean-Football; Student Council; Band; F.F.A.-Pres.; Jr.-Sr. Play; Dekalb Award. Sue Dean-Pantherette; Trackette; Student Council-Sec.; G.A.A.; F.H.A.; Chorus; Secretary of Sr. Class; Yearbook-Editor; Office Worker; F.T.A. Jim Edgington-Football; Basketball-J.V. Captain; F.F.A. 15 Mary Ella Flegel-G.A.A.; Pep Club; Dist. Solo Ensemble Disl. Music Org. Band Contests; F.T.A.-Pres.; S.A.A.; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Doug Foehr-Football-Captain; Wrestling -Captain; Track; Baseball; Yearbook; “L” Club-Vice Pres.; King Candidate. Ruth Fulford-Transfer from Belleville Township H.S. East; Track Mgr.; F.H.A.; Chorus; F.T.A.; Trackette; Pantherette; Drill Corp. Sharon Galloway-Transfer-Lexington High School. 16 Marsha Hail-G.A.A.; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Jr.-Sr. Play; Gymnastics Club; Pep Club; J.V. Cheerleader; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Band; Chorus. Mark Halier-Transfer from Pekin. Marie Harpenau-G.A.A.; Musical; Dist. Solo Ensemble Choral Contests. Kirk Henry-Football-Captain; Basketball; Track-Captain; Baseball; “LM Club-Vice Pres. President; F.F.A.; Homecoming King. Jackie Jones-F.H.A.; G.A.A.; F.T.A. John Kearney-Football; Basketball;Track; Baseball; “L” Club; Pep Club; Dist. Solo Ensemble Dist. Music Org. Band Contests; King Candidate. 17 Orin Kelly-Track; Baseball; F.F.A. Deb King-Wrestling Mgr.; J.V. Cheerleader; Yearbook; F.H.A.; Band; McLean Co. Speech Contest; Dist. Solo Ensemble Dist. Music Org. Band Contests; Queen Candidate; Pep Club. Amy Kiper-Transfer from Tri-Valley, Downs Illinois; F.T.A. Randy Kline Rosemary Koltveit Chet Knapp-Cross Country; Wrestling; Golf; Basketball; Baseball; LM Club; F.F.A.; Chorus; Jr.-Sr. Play. 18 Penny McCammon-Transfer from Bloomington High School, Bloomington, Illinois; Track Mgr.; Student Council; Yearbook Typist; G.A.A.-Sec.; Pep Club; Dist. Solo Ensemble Dist. Music Org. Band Contests; Chorus; Madrigals; Drill Corp; Human Flag; Pan-therette; Office Worker; Jr.-Sr. Play; F.H.A.; Gymnastics; Trackette-Sec.; McLean Co. Band; G.A.A. Award; Marine Youth Foundation Music Award. Gary McCormick-Wrestling; Basketball Mgr.; Student Council; L” Club; Pres, of Class; Jr.-Sr. Play. Skip McFadden-Football; Wrestling; Track; Speech Contests. Alice Michael-Student Council; National Honor Society; Girls State; Yearbook -Sr. Editor; G.A.A.; Pep Club; F.H.A.; F.T.A.-Vice Pres.; Trackette; Human Flag; Speech Contests; Office Worker; Dist. Solo Ensemble Dist. Music Org. Band Contests; Chorus; J.V. Cheerleader; Jr.-Sr. Play; S.A.A.; Merit’s Who's Who Among American H.S. Students; Newsletter. Herb Miles-Wrestling; Track. Cathy Moreland-Trackette; Wrestling Mgr.; Librarian; Pep Gub; F.H.A.; Dist. S0I0 Ensemble Dist. Music Org. Band Contests; Majorette; Drill Corp. 19 Chamnian Nantadilok A.F.S. Student from Damrongraj Songklaw Chiengrai, Thailand; Student Council. Lou Ober-G.A.A.; Librarian; F.H.A.; G.L.C.; Human Flag; Trackette. Mike O’Rourke-Football; Wrestling; Pep Club; Basketball; “L” Club; Dist. Solo Ensemble Dist. Music Org. Band Contests; King Candidate. Debby Owens-G.A.A.; Pep Club; F.H.A.; Dist. Solo Ensemble Dist. Music Org. Band Contests; Chorus. 20 f Gail Perring G.A.A.; Pep Club; F.H.A.;Cho-rus; F.T.A.; Speech Club; Gymnastics; Trackette; Office Worker; National Honor Society; Student of the Month; Varsity Cheerleader; Homecoming Queen Candidate. Vanesa Pliura-G.A.A.; Human Flag; Speech Club; Teenagraph Reporter; G.L.C.; S.A.A.; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Yearbook; National Honor Society; Jr.-Sr. Play; Dist. McLean Co. Literary Speech Contests; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Merits Who’s Who Among High School Students; Newsletter. Patty Price-Librarian; F.H.A.; Office Worker; Student of the Month. Steve Reid-Football; Basketball-J.V. Captain; Track; Baseball; F.F.A.; Student Council; King Candidate. 21 Tony Schlosser-Football; Basketball;Track; Student Council; “L” Club; F.F.A.; Pres, of Senior Class; Jr.-Sr. Play. Robert Starr-Cross Country; Wrestling; Golf; “L” Club; Chorus; Musical; Jr.-Sr. Play. Tara Starr-G.A.A.; Pep Club; F.H.A.; Chorus Contests; Madrigals; Human Flag; Trackette; Pantherette; Girls Athletic Teams; Student Council. Pam Sutter-Student Council-Vice Pres.; Librarian; F.H.A.-Pres.; Human Flag; G.L.C.; F.T.A.; Jr.-Sr. Plays; McLean Co. Dist. Speech Contests; Teenagraph Reporter; S.A.A.; Newsletter; Student of the Month; French Award; Who’s Who Among American H.S. Students; L.H.S. Betty Crocker Award; National Honor Society. 22 Joe Trenkle-Football; Basketball; F.F.A. 9 Marge Trimble-G.A.A.; F.H.A.; Dist. Solo Ensemble Band Contests; Trackette. Linda Underwood-Chorus; G.A.A.; Area Vocational School. Jim Vickroy-Wrestling; Golf-Captain; Football Track Mgr.; Student Council; National Honor Society; “LM Club; Chorus; Speech Club; Vice Pres, of Class; Jr.-Sr. Play; Dist. Solo Ensemble Dist. Music Org. Band Contests; Musicals; Boys State; S.A.A.; Madrigals. Steve West-Transfer from Normal Community High School, Normal, Illinois; Football; Wrestling; “L” Club. Evelyn Wheeler-C.W.T.;F.T.A.;F.H.A. Nancy Wheet-Librarian; G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Trackette; Human Flag; Drill Corp; Dist. Solo Ensemble Dist. Music Org. Band Contest; Guidance Office Worker. 23 Linda Young-National Honor Society; Pep Club; G.A.A.; F.H.A.; Chorus; Trcas. of Class; Dist., Sectional, McLean Co. State Speech Contests; A.F.S. Student to Australia. Gary Woolridge-Football; Basketball; F.F.A.; Baseball. Patricia Wilson-J.V. Varsity Cheerleader; Pep Club; Dist. Solo Ensemble Band Contests; Chorus; Office Worker; Sec. of Class; Musicals; D.A.R. Award. Jackie White-G.A.A.; Pep Club; F.H.A.; Dist. Solo Ensemble Choral Contests. Jean Wilson-Librarian; G.A.A.; F.H.A.; Pep Club; Chorus; Madrigals; C.W.T.; Vice-Pres. of Soph. Class; Dist. Solo Ensemble Band Contests. 24 9 Jeri Abel Elaine Alexander Lynn Alexander Debby Anderson Beth Badger Jenny Bennet Ann Bossingham Ivan Brown Tom Bruing Dave Burcham Dave Caldwell Bob Campbell Lyle Carlson Bob Carter Class Sponsors: Mrs. McManus, and Mr. Bateman. Juniors Class Officers: Dan Estes-President. Ann Bossingham-Vice President, Kay Lowe-Secretary, Sue Vickroy-Treasurer. TODAY IS THE FIRST DAY OF THE REST OF YOUR LIFE r Dan Estes Mark Christian Sherri Cline Tom Dean Jim Denny Doug Dotson Gail Duncan Bonnie Gaffney Helen Gross Bert Haller Kathy Hamblin Vernon Hankins Vicki Hillard Keven Hume 25 Kay Lowe Sharon Meiser Mike Miller Terry Mason Doug Mclain Dave Mclaughlin Colleen Mears Dave Payne Jim Poppe Debbie Price Greg Pummill Jim Rafferty Rita Mullins Barb Mundt Debbie Rice Robbie Rice Kevin Roberts Pat Rodgers Sherry Satterfeal Diane Schofield John Shine t Dave Trimble Debbie Yates Sue Vickroy Mike Wagers Pat Whitehouse Keith Taylor Not Shown Dennis Lambert Micky Little Wilma Sechrest 26 9 Karen Adams Barb Baker Dennis Bailey Bill Beck Jerri Berch Garth Bock John Brown Kathy Bruce Sophomore Class Richard Bruning Debbie Corizine Toni Crumbaugh Randy Dean Sally Dean Steve Douglas Lou Ann Folkes Sharon Fruhling Becky Hankins Jim Harpenaw Steve Henry Mike Hillard Dorothy Hook Jolene Johnston Tom Kagel Elaine Kelly Evonne Kelly Mark Killiam Mike Kilmartin Steve Kline Terri Kirkpatrick Tim Kregor Terri Kumler Penny Lacey Ed Leary Loretta Lindstram 27 Rick Long Barb Lowe joe McGuire Steve Marcum Rich Murray Dan N alley Edith Murphy Betty Murray Alice Oliver Carl Powell Cindy Northcutt Diane Oleson Sharon Rapp Patty Remington Mark Schultz Dennis Simmons Tom Stevens Bonnie Sutter Mary Ruth Trenkle Jim Underhill Peggy Underwood Dave West Emily Wheeler David Wheet Doris Whitesell Jeff Whitesell Katheryn Whitesell Mike White Tina Wilson Gary Yount Freshman Class Gass officers: President, John Bossingham; Vice-President, Tim Evans; Secretary, Julie Bock; Treasurer, Joyce Roberts; Advisors, Mrs. Spencer and Mr. Fry. Jim Armstrong Dave Bays Julie Bock David Borries John Bossingham Joyce Bounds Mary Jane Builta Pam Carmichael Debbie Cassens Vera Jo Cheek Gary Coit Brian Cox Doug Craig Teresa Dagley Lynn Dean Ted Derr Jody Edwards John Ellenwood Tim Evans Karen Fishel Robert Flegel Cindy Hafley Dave Halm James Hanifin 29 Connie Hankins Vicki Henry Tim Hunley Steve Johnson Terri Jones Rita Kearney Pam Killion Kay Kline Marrita Leary Debbie Looney Paul Mattingly Jackie Mayer Melissa McFadden Kathy McGuire Patty Miller Vickie Monica! Kevin Moreland Rod Mosier Joe Ommcn Kathy O’Rourke Doria Pliura Tony Regonald Dan Renfrow Joyce Roberts Howard Schofield Tim Stills Bill Tucker Patty Underwood Bill West Tony Wheet Terry Winters Bruce Woodrcy Jim Woolridgc Sheila Wright Larry Yount Steve Zehr 30 Karen Zimmerman Classes At Work Mr. Crosby tries to identify the organism Kurt Bock located under his Microscope. This and more happens only in Biology No. 2. Mr. Imig listens indulgently while a student from his Advanced Business class pops questions at him. Why won’t he answer them??? Pam Sutter, Vanesa Pluira and Alice Michael gaze at the world map minutes before a test in Mrs. Small’s World History Class. 31 Good grooming is what it is about, and Tim Evans, Joyce Roberts, and Dave Halm, from the Freshman Class, show about it, with a sample of the combs the class sold as a money making project. The Sophomore Class was up in a tree until they decided to sell magazines as their big money making project. Peggy Underwood and George McFadden listen while Mike Hillard reads a fantastic article from one of the magazines. Senior Bake Sales were on top for money making. Shown here at the Christmas Bake Sale are Pam Sutter, Chairman, Alice Michael and Amy Kiper. In the back -ground is Mrs. Thompson, employee at the LeRoy State Bank, where the Bake Sales are held. 33 Dollars And Sense “May I help you?” Those are the famous words of Kay Lowe (one with the mouth open) as she trys to con someone into buying a coke during intermission at a home basketball game. This is one project that the Junior Class took on as a money making idea. They also kept the Coke and Candy Machine full, for the students benefit during lunch hour. Student Sit-In??? NO, It’s only a Senior doing what he got paid for. Jim Edgington spent the day on the floor, as did all the other seniors, after some lucky Underclassman purchased a senior at the Auction held in the New Gym. Don Zook, local Auctioneer came in and led the fun as one by one Seniors took the platform to be bid against during the Senior Slave Day. Mother’s Day comes but once a year and when it did this year the Senior's were ready for it with a Bake Sale. Outside the Bank, where the sale was held. Sue Dean and Tony Schlosser are shown explaining to Jimmy Reek how to register for the free cake that was given away to some lucky mother for Mother’s Day. Mrs. Lynn Girbert decorated the cake with lots of flowers and icing to make the cake more desirable to the people. The winning mother was Mrs. Greg Bane. 34 LeRoy High School ORGANIZATION Freshman Class members on the Student Council are Dave Halm, John Bossingham, Bob Flegel, Karen Zimmerman, Vicki Henry and Rita Kearney (Not Shown). Sophomore Class members on the Council are Gary Yount, George McFadden, Danny Nalley, Kathy Bruce, and Barb Lowe. Junior Class Members on the Council are Gail Duncan, Debbie Kimler, Dan Estes, Jim Rafferty, and Doug Dotson. The Senior Class Members on the Council are Tara Starr, Penny McCammon, Jerry Abner, Tony Schlosser, and Steve Reid (Not Shown). Kirt Bock, Pam Sutter, Sue Dean, and Debbie Rice are officers. Mr. Imig served as Student Council Advisor. Student Council Student Council officers are L to R Sue Dean, Secretary, Mr. Imig, Advisor, Kirt Bock, President, Pam Sutter, Vice President, and Debbie Rice, Treasurer. Kirt was behind the cage in more meetings than this one shown. The Council this year proved to the student body that they had power; and was not just a group of people that got together twice a month to have a chance to get out of class. Through the efforts of the Student Council and Pain Sutter, girls were permitted to wear slacks to school this winter. Although when the weather got better and shorts were demanded, the Council lost most of its popularity. The Council also hosted two very good assemblies. Both assemblies were with the Substitute Math Science teacher, Mr. Briggs. Mr. Briggs gave the L.H.S. Students a sample of his talent, by singing and playing the guitar. L-CLUB Members of the L-Club are: John Kearney, Mike O’Rourke, Steve West, Dave Wheet, Dick Dean, Gary Yount, Rich Bruning, Ed Leary, Dave Payne, Mike Hillard, Gary McCormick, Jim Rafferty, Doug Dotson, Jim Vickroy, David Caldwell, Tony Schlosser, Keith Leathers, David Burcham, Bob Starr, Diet Knapp, Dan Estes, Kurt Bick, Doug Foehr, Mr. Major, advisor. 37 GAA G.A.A. Members this year were, starting at the top of the “L : Beth Badger, Debi Jackson, Lou Anne Folkes, Bonnie Sutter, Barb Mundt, Sue Vickroy, Doris Whitesell. Barb Lowe, Betty Murray, Jolene Johnston, Kathy Bruce, Terry Kimler, Karen Adams, Sally Dean, Patty Remington, Debbie Corizinc, Missy McFaddcn, Marietta Leary, Kay Kline, Tina Wilson, Marie Harpenau, Marge Trimble, Karen Zimmerman, Ann Bossing-ham, Kathy O’Rourke, Pam Carmichael, Helen Gross, Colleen Mears, Tara Starr, Gail Duncan, Debbie Kimler, Lou Ober, Elaine Alexander, Sherri Cline, Bonnie Gaffney, Sharon Fruhling, Rita Kearney, and Vickie Henry. Officers are: Debbie Rice, Rob Rice, Penny McCammon, Vicky Hillard, Kay Lowe, and Mrs. Imig was their advisor. 38 Gym-leaders Club Gym Leaders pictured bottom to top, Bonnie Sutter. Pam Sutter, Lou Ober, Becky Hankins, Barb Baker, Sharon Fruhling, Bonnie Gaffney and Mrs. Imig, Advisor. The duties of a Gym Leader are to take attendance help with skill tests, and lead in exercises. GAA Penny Carnival Have your palm read, only a penny. Betty Murray, the only Palmist in LeRoy must have found good fortune in someone’s palm; Notice her smiles? Doris Whitesell takes a breather after mopping up the water after the sponge throw. The Annual Penny Carnival, always a huge success, is sponsored by the G.A.A. 39 Concert Band Members of the Concert Band are: Front row: Kathy Bruce, Penny Lacey, Kathleen O'Rourke, Debbie Corizine, Dave Payne. Second row: Penny McCammon, Karen Zimmerman, Debbie Cassens, Susan Vickroy, Lou Anne Folkes, Betty Murray, Sally Dean, Marietta Leary, Brian Cox. Third row: Jim Vickroy, Julie Bock, Diane Oleson, Vicki Hillard, Jolene Johnston, Jim Woolridge, Jerry Henson, Terri Kumler, Mark Schultz, Steve Douglass, Mark Christian, Jim Hanifin, Tim Evans, Bill Tucker, David Caldwell, Jerry Abner, and Kurt Bock. Standing: Mr. Kasmeriski, Dan Estes, Rick Kline, Gail Duncan, Robbie Rice, Debbie Rice, and Debbie Kimler. 40 Band Marches with New Leader Accompanying Mr. Kaz-meriski on the piano is another teacher with talent, Carolyn Brown. Miss Brown and Mr. Kazmeriski performed a number in the Musical ... Kittywakc Island. The Marching Band was off on the right foot this year, as was the new Marching Band and Concert Band leader, Mr. Edmund Kazmeriski. The Marching Band Members, the attraction during half time and between games at football games, also marched in the Memorial Day Parade. Mr. Kazmerski hit it off fine with the new students, and the students found out that they could joke with him .. . about his nationality. Not only is Mr. Kazmeriske a fine Band director, but he is also an excellent musician, playing all types of instruments, but mastering the flute the best. Mr. Kasmerski also led the band members during half time and between games during home basketball games. 41 Chorus: Members of the Chorus are: First row: Mrs. Saladino, Director, M. Leary, V. Hillard, S. Cline, D. Corizine, D. Oleson, R. Fulford, S. Vickroy. Second row: L. Lindstrom, R. Kearney, K. Zimmerman, B. Starr, J. Ommen, D. Caldwell, E. Leary, J. Vickroy, D. Cas-sens, G. Duncan, P. Wilson. Third row: T. Wilson, S. Fruhling, K. Bruce, B. Murray, D. Payne, K. Bock, J. Abner, G. Bock, P. Mo-Cammon, J. Bock, V. Henry, L. Folkes, D. Cook. Fourth row: J. Johnston, V. Monical, P. Carmichael, P. Miller, K. Kline, M. Christian, M. Whitehouse, R. Kline, P. Whitehouse, C. Gillock, K. O’Rourke, and M. McFadden. Madrigals: Members of the Madrigals are: Dave McLaughlin and Debbie Cassens, Jesters. Mike Whitehouse, Dave Caldwell, Mark Christian, Kurt Bock, Garth Bock, and Jim Vickroy. Standing: Vicki Hillard, Gail Duncan, Diane Oleson, Rick Kline, Dave Payne, Julie Bock, Kathy Miller and Penny McCammon. Mary Ambrose Robbie Rice Ann Bossingham VARSITY Gail PerTing Gail Duncan Patty Wilson Alternate 43 J.V.’s Rah Rah Rah sis Boom bah!!! The J.V. Cheerleaders are: Kathy Bruce, Marietta Leary, Mary Ruth Trenkle, Alternate. Standing: Barb Lowe, Patty Miller, and Karen Zimmerman. 44 Reporters on the Go “Insight” is a monthly newsletter printed up to inform parents what is going on in the school district, and what activities are coming up. It is sent through the mail to all families with students in LeRoy Schools. It’s reporters, editors, and printers are Vanesa Pluira and Pam Sutter. The advisor is Mrs. Spencer. The Teenagraph Reporters do a very good job putting articles in the weekly Teenagraph section of the Pantagraph. Like the newsletter, these articles tell of interesting happenings in LeRoy High School that interests all the teens in the Bloomington-Normal area. Teenagraph Teenagraph Reporters: Anne Builta, Bonnie Sutter, Mrs. Spencer; Advisor, Pam Sutter, and Vanesa Pluira. 45 F.F.A. Members F.F.A. Members include, J. Edgington, S. Kline, R. Dean, R. Long, T. Dean, C. Knapp, R. Moiser, R. Mullins, S. Douglass, T. Winters, H. Schofield, J. Wooldridge, M. Little, L. Dean, Mr. Bateman, advisor, M. Miller, J. Rafferty, R. Dean, D. Dean, and T. Kagel. A group of F.F.A. boys take time to go look at the F.F.A. Corn Plot planted by the F.F.A. group every year. 46 FHA Plans Trip to St. Louis Pam Su t ter—Presi den I F.H.A. MEMBERS include C. Mears, B. Hankins, B. Mundt, V. Hillard, S. Vickrey, V. Pluira, A. Michael, B. Gaffney, D. Oleson, Mrs. Wey, Adviser, R. Kearney, K. Adams, P. Millee, J. Johnston, T. Kulmer, D. Pluira, B. Lowe, T. Jones, E. Wheeler, J. Berck, B. Sutter, E. Wheeler, D. Schofiedl, L. Ober, S. Cline, D. Whitescll, M. Trenkle, C. Murray, P. Carmichael, B. Badger, D. Price, K. Kline, P. Price, D. Jackson, T. Crumbaugh, B. Murray, P. McCammon, E. Emling, E. Alexander, C. Hankins, E. Murphy, J. White, E. Kelly, S. Leary, J. Bock, T. Starr, Pam Sutter served as President. The girls spent a weekend in St. Louis during the month of April. They toured many interesting sites and shopped in St. Louis. 47 Barb Mundt received the Homemaking Award given by Mrs. Wey. s p E E C H GO PLACES Mary Ella Flegel, President, Ann Builta, Secretary, and Mrs. McManus, Advisor. A N D F T A 48 L. Carlson, A. Kiper, J. McGuire, S. Vickroy, C. Hankins, N. Wheet, L. Folkes, T. Crumbaugh, D. Olcson, V. Pluira. A. Michael, D. Pluira, J. Johnston, D. Kimler, H. Gross, P. Sutter, P. McCammen, R. Kearney, G. Perring, D. Rice, E. Wheeler, R. Fulford, K. O’Rourke, T. Starr, M. Builta, B. Mundt, P. Miller, D. Cassens, and L. Young. Seated: Esther Kumler. Standing: Gail Perring, Elaine Alexander, Vicki Hillard, Patty Price, Penny McCammon, Karen Adams, Patty Wilson, Alice Michael, Barb Lowe, Jim Vickroy, Mary Ambrose, Dave McLaughlin, Anne Builta, and Sue Dean. Some of the duties of an office worker are: Answer Phone, pick up attendance, send people to the dentist on time, and run errands for Esther and Mr. Small. Men’s Lib? Helpers for Mrs. Horn are Loretta Lindstrom, Cindy Hafley, Katheryn Whitesell, Sheila Wright Pam Sutter. The girls helped Mrs. Horn by checking in and out books, and putting them back on the shelves when they were done. 49 This year’s theme is “Crossroad's”, but toward the middle of the year, we thought it should be the book that never was. But here is the Staff that brought this book to you, Debbie Rice, Associate Editor, Carolyn Brown, Advisor, Kay Lowe, Business Manager, and Sue Dean, Editor. LeRoy High School Presents The 1971 Melting Pot “Cross Roads55 and IPs Staff Classroom Editors have always been here, but this year, through the help of our Photographer, George Spray, we got Student Photographers. Standing on the “Crossroads” are Barb Lowe, Freshman Class Editor, Vanesa Pliura, Photographer, Dave Payne, Sophomore Class Editor, Gail Duncan, Junior Class Editor, Alice Michael, Senior Class Editor, and Rick Kline, Photographer. The typists for the 1971 Melting Pot were Penny McCammon and Debbie Kinder. Keeping up with all the activities, and seeing that George was on hand to shoot some snaps were Helen Gross, Pam Sutter, and Mike Whitehouse. Organization Editors are Dave McLaughlin, Ann Bossingham, and Vicki Hillard. L to r: M. Whitehouse, D. McLaughlin, A. Bossingham, G. Gross. P. Sutter, and V. Hillard. Cross Roads 51 Sports events were covered by Jimmy Rafferty, David Caldwell and Robert Carter. Also shown in the picture, former Sports editor, Douglass Foehr. Drill Corps for the 1970-71 year were Kathy Moreland and Vicki Hillard. March In 6 5 The members of the L.H.S. Drill Corps are Back row, 1 to r: Penny McCammon, Ruth Fulford, Lou Ann Folkes, Betty Murray. Front row: Elaine Alexander, Nancy Wheet, Jolene Johnston. 52 2 LeRoy High School “Crossroads” 4 5 SPORTS Dave Caldwell Bob McFadden Steve West Score LHS OPP. 13 Fairbury-Cropsey 16 58 Mansfield 6 16 Heyworth 18 42 Deland-Weldon (H.C.) 0 David Payne Tony Schlosser Kurt Connour Tri-Capt. Doug Foehr Tri-Capt. Steve Reid Ivan Brown Jim Rafferty Board LHS OPP. 20 Octavia 0 24 Mahomet-Seymore (DAD’S NIGHT) 0 6 Farmer City 27 6 Fisher 12 Dan Ferrell Dan Estes Kirk Henry Tri-Capt. Mike O’Rourke (First row): L. Carlson, I. Brown, B. McFadden, S. West, K. Connour, S. Reid, J. Kearney, T. Schlosser, M. O’Rourke, D. Ferrell, K. Henry, D. Foehr. (Second row): M. Wagers. J. Rafferty, M. NVhitehouse, D. Payne, B. Carter, K. Taylor, M. Christian, D. Caldwell, D. Estes, J. Poppe, R. Kline, P. Whitchouse, Mr. Major; coach. (Third row): Mr. Imig; coach, L. Anderson; mgr. M. White, M. Hillard, D. Simmons, E. Leary, I. McCauley, G. Yount, M. Kilmartin, G. McFadden, D. Nalley, M. Schultz. One of the Best Defensively; The Best Offensively and a 4-4 Record??? The 1970 season was one of excitement, wide open football, glaring errors, and heartbreak. The young Panthers started the season blowing a lead to the eventual champs, Fairbury-Cropsey and lost 13-16. They ended the season running all over Fisher and lost. Injuries played a key role in the Panther’s dismal year starting with John Kearney’s broken wrist and Doug Foehr’s broken arm. In every department, the Panthers outdid their opponent almost 2 to 1 but could not come up with the big play. Defensively, it will be hard to replace the graduating seniors, captains Henry, Connour, and Foehr along with Schlosser, West, Ferrell, Kearney, O’Rourke, and Reid who set 2 defensive records and kept the opposition to 2.4 yards per carry against them. This year’s seniors worked hard for four years and because of their efforts a reputation has been built and maintained that LeRoy Football is good. If next year’s seniors have learned anything from this group, the next step is the top. All Conference Honors went to Kirk Henry—career passing receiving, Dan Estes—passing yards, Pat Whitehouse— pass receiving, and Kirt Connour-assist in tackles. The team voted Kirk Henry as most valuable back and player and Dan Ferrell as the most valuable lineman. Captains for next year are Jim Rafferty and Mike Wagers. Captains Kirt Connour, Kirk Henry and Doug Foehr wish next year’s team the best of luck. 56 (First row): M. White, M. Hillard, D. Simmons, E. Leary, I. McCauley, G. Yount, G. McFaddcn, M. Kilmartin, D. Nalley, M. Shultz. (Second row): Mr. Thompson; Coach, S. Moreland, J. Ellenwood, L. Dean, B. Mullins, F. Rusher, L. Yount, T. Winters, K. Moreland, F. Hardwick, H. Schofield, Mr. Donovan; Coach. (Third row): J. Mayer; Mgr., L. Anderson; Mgr., B. Tucker, D. Halm, T. Evans, B. Cox, R. Mosier, J. Edwards, T. Stills, B. Flegel, S. Johnson, T. Hunlcy, J. Bossingham. Balance Guides J.V.’s to 5-3 Season Although the Sophomore team found ways to lose the first two games in the closing seconds, they bounced back to win the next five games and complete a very respectable 5-3 season. Coaches Donovan and Thompson commented, “The most impressive characteristic of this group lies in their overall balance. We wish them much success and hope they add to their winning tradition”. LHS J.V. Scoreboard OPP. 12 Fairbury-Cropsey 13 12 Mansfield 14 18 Heyworth 6 24 Deland-Weldon 6 22 Octavia 20 20 Argenta 6 14 Mahomet-Seymour 0 6 Farmer City 20 57 (First row): Bruce Woodrcy, Dick Dean, Kurt Bock, Dave Burcham, Bob Starr, and Doug Dotson. (Second row): Mr. Ferguson; coach, Keith Leathers, Steve Marcum, Dave Wheet, Rich Murray, Dave McLaughlin, Jim Vickroy, and Joe Ommen. The 1970 Season was the year that was for Cross-Country at LeRoy High School. The Harriers racked up the winningest record ever compiled by a LHS Cross-Country team ending up 14-1 in dual meet competition. All this was capped off with an overwhelming first place finish in their own LeRoy Invitational Cross-Country Meet. This squad was by far the strongest ever fielded since Cross-Country’s introduction to LHS. The returning lettermen, Dave Burcham, Doug Dotson, Keith Leathers, Rich Murray, Dave Wheet, BobS tarr, Dick Dean, Kurt Bock, Dave McLaughlin, and Jim Vickroy received quite a bit of help from two hardworking runners, Steve Marcum and Joe Ommen. Prospects for next year’s squad are very bright as only four seniors will be lost leaving eight lettermen to make next year’s squad. Winning should now become a Harrier tradition. Dave Burcham was selected by his teammates as Most Valuable Runner. Co-Captains for the 1971 squad will be Keith Leathers and Dave Burcham. Rookie William Ferguson coached the squad. He may even be back next year. X-Country Scores LHS OPP. 15 Chenoau 50 22 Normal Community 37 15 Standford 50 25 Central Catholic 34 27 U-High (Urbana) 29 24 Wapella 36 15 Chenoau 50 15 Cerro-Gordo 48 44 U-High (Normal) 18 27 Monticello 32 15 Mohomet-Seymour 45 22 Pontiac 37 LeRoy Invitational 1st Normal Relays 4th Mt. Zion 8th Roanoke-Ben son 3rd 58 59 Kirk Henry Steve Reid Dan Estes 1 970-1971 Bob Carter John Kearney 60 Pat Whitehouse Keith Leathers Dave McLaughlin Varsity Cagers Coach Crosby says: A record of 7-13 is far from being a satisfying year. Early in the season injuries carried over from the fall along with “green” mistakes started the season off in very mediocre fashion. Inability to shoot well in key situations during the entire season added to the frustrations. However, problems such as these are problems that many teams have and should not be used as excuses. They are obstacles that can and should be overcome with teamwork, desire, pride, and willingness to “pay the price”. This year, the price was not paid with the result being much less favorable than what was anticipated. Rick Kline Mike Whitehouse Jim Edgington 61 J.F.’s Post 7-10 Season This year’s JV ball team compiled a 7-10 record. The youthful Panthers made many mistakes but through these mistakes they learned a great deal and gained a lot of valuable experience. The dividends should pay off next year for them. The leading scorer for the JV’s was David Wheet with a 12 point average per game and a shooting percentage of 41.2 per game. Richard Murray led the team in rebounds with an 8.7 average per game. Rich also compiled the best free-throw percentage—59.5. Steve Marcum hit on 44.9 percent of his field goals to lead the team in this department. L to r: Kevin Moreland, Tim Hunlcy, Tony Wheel, Joe Ommen, Bruce Woodrey, Ed Leary, Mark Schultz, Gary Yount, Rich Murray. Dave Wheet, John Bossingham, Steve Marcum, Mike Hillard, Bill Mullins, and Dave Halm. Coach Phil Imig, (not shown). 62 L to r: Brian Cox, Larry Yount, Howard Schofield, Jerry Henson, Tony Wheet, Joe Ommen, Bruce Woodrey, John Bossingham. Bill Mullins, Tim Hunley, Tim Evans, Dave Halm, Bill Tucker, Kevin Moreland, and Coach Imig (not shown). Freshman 9-3 on Season SCOREBOARD LHS OPP. 72 Gibson 40 57 Tri-Valley 31 53 Octavia 54 60 Heyworth 53 59 Mahomet-Seymour 42 53 Farmer City 35 58 Tri-Valley 38 69 Heyworth 51 63 Farmer City 52 53 Mahomet-Seymour 52 50 Atlanta 52 58 Heyworth 66 The Freshmen ended a 9-3 season in the Tri-Valley Freshman Invitational. Coach lmig commented that the scoring was unusually high for a freshman team. This should go to show that we have some good ball players coming up to the Varsity Panthers. Boys, keep up the good work. 63 First row, 1 to r: Joe McGuire, Bob Starr, Jim Vickroy, Jim Rafferty, Keith Taylor, and Rich Bruning. Second row: Jody Edwards, Mark Christian, Steve Douglass, Kirt Connour, Mike O’Rourke, and Lyle Carlson. Standing: Coach Majors, Mike Wagers, Mike Kil-martin, Lynn Dean, Bob Flegel, Bob McFadden, George McFadden, and Doug Foehr. Carlisle Kelly, Steve West, Chet Knapp and Tim Stills are not shown. Wrestlers Enjoy Good Year Panthers Wrestlers enjoyed a good year, and missed by a whisker taking the conference crown. Seniors on this years’ squad were Jim Vickroy, Bob Starr, Kirt Connour, Chet Knapp, Mike O’Rourke, and Steve West. Champions were Lyle Carlson with a 22-3 record winning the Conference Crown, Clinton Crown, and Leroy Invitational. Lyle, only a Junior has another year to rack up another good year. Kirk Con- nour, 15-4, won his second Conference Crown and the Leroy title. Bob Starr, 19-5, won at Clinton and Leroy. Mike O’Rourke, 19-6, won at Clinton and went the farthest in the district to get 4th place. Returning lettermen next year along with Carlson are Jim Rafferty 12-10, Keith Taylor, 10-13, and Rich Bruning 10-13, which looks like a year of rebuilding as a team and these five going far-individually. SCOREBOARD LHS OPP. LHS OPP. 34 Chenoa 18 10 Clinton 39 52 Deland-Weldon 5 15 Gibson City 33 28 Elpaso 18 15 Pontiac 34 24 Octavia 25 27 Normal Community 23 23 Central Catholic 31 18 U-High Normal 29 38 Flanagan 16 31 Monticello 19 LEROY INVITATIONAL TOURNEY 30 Fisher 18 39 Elpaso 15 29 Mahomet-Seymour 21 20 Chenoa 29 37 Deland-Weldon 10 21 Octavia 31 24 Argenta 26 10 wins 9 losses 64 t 65 66 GOLF 67 Wrestling Managers Trackettes 69 Human Flags (From left front): N. Wheet, S. Vickroy, B. Mundt, C. Moreland, J. White, V. Hillard, T. Kumler, R. Kearney, K. Lowe, H. Gross, D. Kimler, D. Rice, B. Alexander, L. Ober, S. Dean. (From right front): T. Starr, P. Sutter, V. Pliura, A. Michael, P. McCammon, E. Murphy, J. Bock, K. Zimmerman, K. Adams, T. Wilson, V. Hillard, L. Folkes, B. Murray, K. Bruce, and J. Johnston. Pantherettes Kneeling: L. Folkes, S. Vickroy, V. Hillard, D. Kimler, H. Gross, K. Lowe. Standing: D. WhiteseU, B. Murray, P. McCammon, B. Mundt, D. Rice. S. Dean, K. Kline, R. Fulford. 70 SNAPS!! 71 72 1 2 LeRoy High School “Crossroads99 3 4 5 ACTIVITY This year’s court represented above: Steve Reid, Vanesa Pliura, Marsha Hail, Doug Foehr, John Keamey, Debbie King, Gail Perring, Mike O’Rourke. Left: Homecoming King: Kirk Henry and Queen: Mary Ambrose. The picture below was snuck in shortly after Mary Ambrose was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1970, while her father, Mr. Joe Ambrose, congratulates his happy new Queen. Below: Kirk Henry, number 35 helps LeRoy in a Homecoming victory. For 1970 Panther Homecoming, Oct. 4-10 was spirit week during which several classes and clubs decorated the halls and really boosted the football team to a 42-0 victory over the Eagles of De-land-Weldon. On Thursday the annual Snake Dance and Bon Fire was held at the football field. The 10th was the parade and game followed on Saturday by a dance honoring the King and Queen. 75 Here Come Again 76 At the very top of the page is the float the judges chose as best. The theme was Is it Soup Yet? and it represented the Jr. Class. Riding the float are Bob Carter, Beth Badger, Dave McLaughlin, Debbie Jackson, Mike Whitehouse and Sherri Cline. Middle right is the Senior float and pictured is Vince Albert. Middle left is the Sophomore float and pictured are Steve Moreland, Bonnie Sutter and Cindy Northcutt. At the bottom is the G.A.A. float and pictured are Tina Wilson, Kay Kline, and Doris Whitesell. 77 D. Oleson, V. Hillard, B. Tucker, D. Payne, J. Vickroy, K. Bock, J. Bock, J. VVoolridge, J. Johnston, R. Kline, M. Christian. Contests! Diane Oleson S. Dean, K. Moreland, S. Leary, T. Crum-baugh, B. Murray, S. Vickroy. 78 Girls Chorus First row: S. Cline, V. Monical, S. Leary, K. Kline, V. Hillard, D. Corizine, T. Kirkpatrick, L. Lindstrom. Second row: P. Miller, J. Bock, P. Carmical, C. Mears, K. O’Rourke, T. Crumbaugh, D. Olcson. Third row: T. Wilson, J. Roberts, B. Badger, D. Jackson, B. Murray, S. Fruhling, C. North-cutt, S. Vickroy. D. Corizine, P. Lacey, K. O’Rourke, K. Bruce, D. Rice, D. Kimler, V. Hillard. Boys Chorus-M. Whitehouse, G. Bock, S. Henry, B. Starr, J. Ommen, D. Payne, D. Caldwell. Second: R. Kline, P. Whitehouse, K. Bock, E. Leary, M. Christian, J. Vickroy, G. Pummill. 79 Mr. John Briggs, Substitute Math Teacher gave the students a sample of his other work, music. Mr. Briggs writes many of his own songs, and gives assemblies for other schools too! Assemblies—1970-71 Lincoln State School presented The White Capes, a singing group. All Blind. They sang many songs and played instru-80 ments. The Imaginary Invalid was presented by the Jr. Sr. classes to the rest of the student body. This was the annual Junior-Senior play. Merry Christmas Nian! The Seniors gave Nian A Christmas present at the Christmas Assembly. Here, Nian holds up the gift, a LeRoy High School Letterman's Jacket, and emblem to sew on the Jacket. Many people look on as Nian smiles at his gift. Talent The annual Talent Contest, Talent IX, was held in April Winners of the contest this year are Joe McGuire, Tim Evans, Kirt Bock, Tina Wilson, Evalyn Wheeler, Teresa Kirkpatrick, and Steve Henry. These winners received a medal with the catagory on it. These new awards were used for the first time this year. 4 Wrestlers « Swim After the big wrestling meet at Deland, our boys were invited to swim; A cool way to end an evening, after you spend time on the mat wrestling someone who is out to break your neck. 81 t t I 83 84 85 We’ve Only Just Begun We’ve only just begun was the theme chosen by the Juniors for the Jr. Sr. Prom. George Spray was also on hand making pictures for the couples to keep as a remembrance of the wonderful night. The Juniors decorated the new gym with lots and lots of stars. The pictures were taken in front of the stairway to the sky. A fountain with real running water was the main attraction. The entrance way was a garden of trees and flowers. WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN TO LIVE, AND the juniors portrayed it beautifully. The lighting was just right, and the music was perfect too, this made the evening just right for Bob Starr and his date Diana Olcson as they dance among the stars. We’ve only just Begun, seen through the eyes of Board President Jack Christian and Mr. and Mrs. David Saladino. 86 We’ve Only Just Begun Nian talks things over with his date, Lou Ober. r' 87 Washington Or Bust Before the Seniors got underway, a bus broke down, so back to the high school until a new one could be brought back. Mrs. Berry came over to wish us on our way! Linda Young is thanking her for the visit she made to the bus. 88 Gettysburg at last. Our first stop for tours after leaving LeRoy. We’ll Remember Always Waiting outside the school. Nian prepares to make his final walk as a LcRoy High School Senior. Speaker, Dan Crumbaugh, talked to the Senior Graduates on “THOUGHTS ON THE AMERICAN SYSTEM ” Pam Sutter is next in line to receive her diploma. Graduation Days ! Anxiously waiting, another row of LeRoy Seniors get ready to become LeRoy Graduates. 90 The Secret of Life Is Not to Do What You Like But to Like What You Do. SPONSORSHIP ADS LEROY STATE BANK LEROY, ILLINOIS THE HOW BIG STORE LITTLE PRICES CRUMBAUGH AND BOCK INSURANCE, LEROY, ILLINOIS LEROY GRAIN COMPANY CO-SPONSORSHIP ADS Pray Insurance Bruce Memorial Home Charlies Hardware Coast to Coast Stores Stensels Funeral Home Fongers Standard Jones Oil and Supply Alexander Lumber Company Owen’s Bi-Rite Patron Ads Compliments of Greg Bane Helms Apparel Oliver’s Beauty Shop K S Furniture Charles Kumler F.S. LeRoy Savings and Loan Artie’s Swirl and Curl Beauty Shoppe Moss Mobil Service A FRIEND J. N. Mitchell D.O. 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