Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

MIRROR PRESENTED BY THE MIRROR STAFF JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL LOVINGTON, ILLINOIS TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES MUSIC ATHLETICS MR. WILLIAM FLAVEL, Treas. Appointed by the Board BOARD OF EDUCATION (Left) MR. DON SMITH MR. LLOYD LONG (Right) MR. WILLIAM DIMOND MR. A. E. BEST SUPERINTENDENT With dignity, friendliness, and sincerity, Mr. Best, our superintendent, has led Lovington Junior-Senior High School to a plane where a higher morale, scholarship, and leadership are taken for granted. His excellent guidance has won for him the respect and admiration of the community, the student body, and the faculty. 5 ELEMENTARY BUILDING Winter reveals every line of the building where we began school as kinder- garten students and com- pleted the sixth grade. In warmer weather the trees shade the spacious playground that serve as a recreational area in the summer. Fall comes and the large maples attract all by their brilliant foliage. ELEMENTARY TEACHERS SEATED: MRS. BARBARA BYRKIT, First Grade. MRS. RUTH DAVIS. 2nd, MRS. BERTHA PING. 3rd, MRS. CELES- TINE BOYLAN, 4th. MRS. MARY EVANS. 3rd, MRS. SARA GALE. Secretary, MRS. PHYLLIS TAYLOR, 5th, MRS. PATRICIA EADIE, 6th Vocal Music, MRS. WILLIAM HEISE, Speech Correctionist, MRS. BERTHA KITCHEN. Re- medial Reading. MRS. GENELLE FLEENER, Kindergarten, MISS RUTH MORRISON. 4th. MR. ROBERT GOTTS, 5th. MISS GRACE THOMPSON. 1st. MRS. MARTHA MORGAN. 6th, MRS. LORINE BEST. 2nd. MR. RALPH HOUSE, Principal AIRS. BERTHA PING IN RECOGNITION OF A JOB WELL DONE Resigning this year after thirty-one years of teaching. Mrs. Bertha Ping leaves a host of friends and well-wishers. Mrs. Ping began her teaching career in 1926 at the Dehart School in Douglas County. The last fifteen years of her teaching have been in the third grade at the Lovington Elementary School. We offer our Best Wishes to one who has served such an important part in our community. L OVINGTON HIGH OLD MAIN ENTRANCE The town of Lovington is located in a farming community; its most important crops are wheat, corn, and soy beans. Approximately half of our students arrive in school buses. Old Main, built in 1901, became too small to answer the community's needs, so a wing was built on the east to serve as a gym and one on the west to serve as an auditorium. A new gym was constructed in 1956 and the old one remodeled to accom- modate the Home Ec and Commercial Departments. The old assembly hall now houses a new library, Visual Aids, and Science Department. THE GYM LOVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL LOOKING EAST OLD MAN WINTER BEAUTIFIES OLD MAIN The School Day Begins MR. JOHN D. ZANCHA Assistant Principal. History B.S., University of Notre Dame M.S., Southern Illinois University FACULTY MRS. ELOISE FLEMING Unit Secretary MR. LAWRENCE ALLEN Science and Math B. Ed.. Eastern Illinois University M. S. T.. Rolla School of Mines MRS. BERTHA BAILEY 7th Grade B. A., Eureka College Eastern Illinois University Millikin University MR. TED ANDERSON, Assistant Coach Industrial Arts, 7th Grade Science B. S., Eastern Illinois University FACULTY MISS CAROLYN BELL, Senior Sponsor Home Economics, 7th Grade Science B.S., Eastern Illinois University MR. DONALD BELL, Freshman Sponsor Business Education B.S. in Ed.. Eastern Illinois University MRS. GRACE ESKRIDGE, Dean of Girls, Sophomore .Sponsor French, Spanish, Latin B.S., Illinois State University at Normal Northwestern College; University of Wisconsin M.S., Millikin; Eastern University University of Missouri; Universidad Interamericana FACULTY MR. ROBERT BYRKIT, Sophomore Sponsor Instrumental Music, H.S. and Elem. Vocal Music, Jr. and Sr. High B. M.E.. Millikin University MR. WILLIAM HEISE Speech Correctionist B. Ed.. Eastern Illinois MR. FRANK JARVIS. Head Coach. Senior Sponsor General Business and P.E. B.S. in Ed.. Illinois State University at Normal MRS. BERTHA KITCHEN 8th Grade Science and Remedial Reading B. S., Eastern Illinois University M. S., Indiana State MRS. MADEUNE F. McDONALD English I, Math 8. Reading Spelling 8 B.S.. Blackburn College B.S., University of Illinois FACULTY MR. ROBERT PEADRO Junior High Coach and P.E. 7th Grade Math and 8th Grade English Ph. B.. Illinois Wesleyan University MRS. JANET RONEY. Sponsor Pep Club Sociology, Freshman Problems. American History B. A.. University of Illinois FACULTY MRS. ELLA STEPHENSON Librarian, Yearbook Sponsor, English B.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois University University of Kentucky Western Carolina Teacher’s College Eastern Illinois University MRS. ELLEN THOMAS, Junior Sponsor Girls' Physical Education, English B.S. in Ed., Illinois State University at Normal University of Illinois MR. MAURICE THOMAS, Junior Sponsor Agriculture and Biology B. S., University of Illinois M. of Ed., University of Illinois COOKS Mrs. Vivian Dickson Lunchroom Supervisor Mrs. Edna Wilhite Mrs. Lottie Landgrebe In behalf of the student body of L. H. S.. the Yearbook Staff wishes to express appre- ciation to the ones pictured on this page who have contributed so much to the com- fort and convenience of the students and helped to create an atmosphere of good will in the school. . will CUSTODIANS Mr. Dave Brown Head Custodian Mr. Lonnie Gravens BUS DRIVERS Mr. Lawrence Allen Mr. Dave Brown Mr. Millard Keeling Mr. William Foley Mr. Roy Smith 15 MOULTRIE GRAIN ASSOCIATION New Elevator in Lovington Telephone 873 4485 A new landmark for Lovington. towering 186' in the air and visible for miles around, our new elevators have a capacity of 250.000 bushels and its drier can take care of 1000 bushels per hour. The machinery, located in the headhouse atop the elevators, weighs and loads railroad cars while trucks are accommodated at the 70'. 120,000 bushel capacity truck scale east of the elevators. OTHER ELEVATORS LOCATED AT CADWELL ULLRICH WILLIAMSBURG s SENIORS 17 DAVE TRAINOR, Ed. '65 Mirror He really isn't, but we call him Wavy anyway. Mirror St. 3.4; Bus. Mirror St. 3,4; Chor. 1,2,3,4; Boy's Quartet 1,2,3, 4; Bsktb. 1,2,3.4; BB 2,3,4; FB Mgr. 2,3,4; Utter- man 2. 3.4; Boy's State 3; Class Play 3,4; Pep Cl. 2, 4; Sci. Cl. 1; YFC 4. GAIL WITT, Asst. Ed. '65 Minor, Sec. Oh! These Suth'n Belles. Mirror St. 4; Bus. Mirror St. 4; Chor. 2,3,4; Sextet 4; Queen Attend. 3; Hmcg. Queen 4; Pep Cl. 2, 4; G. A. A. 2. 3; Lib. Cl. 4; YFC 4; Class Play 3,4. SENIORS BUD HUBBARD, Sports Ed. '65 Mirror It's a lOx on hike and Bud's off and rambling. Mirror St. 3,4; Bus. Mirror St. 3.4; FB 1,2, 3,4; Utterman 2,3, 4; Chor. 4; YFC 4; Class Play 4; Photog. Cl. 3,4. BEVERLY BOLSEN, Bus. Ed. '65 Mirror A Friendly smile, she's always sweet. Her personality's hard to beat. Mirror St. 4; Bus. Mirror Sr. 4; Chor. 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Queen Attend. 2;S.C. 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1,2, 3.4; YFC 4; Class Play 3,4; Pep Cl. 2,4; Sextet 4. MIKE WILSON, Class Pres., S.C. Pres. She goes for me!—My car. FB 1,2,3.4; Bsktb. 1,2,3; Track 1; Letterman 1.2,3.4; F.F. A. 1.2,3.4; Boy’s State 3; Escort 3; Sci. Cl. 1; Pep Cl. 2,4; YFC 4. MIKE POWELL. Vice Pres. I was for FUZ Band 1. 2,3.4; FB 1.2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Letterman 1.2, 3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; BB 2,3,4; F.F. A. 1,2,3.4; Escort 1; Sci. Cl. 1; Pep Cl. 2.4; S.C. 3; Class Play 3.4. SENIORS TILDEN FLEENER. Class Treas. How do you think I got my yacht, Rolls-Royce, and New York penthouse? Band 1.2. 3.4; Chor. 1.2,3.4; Stage Band 1,2, 3.4; Bsktb. 1; FT A 3.4; Pep Cl. 1,2; S.C. 2; Class Play 3,4; Dixieland Band 4; Brass Ensemble 1,2,3.4. TERRY BAILEY Always up to something never doing nothing. Football 1.2,3.4; Letterman 2.3.4. LYNN BLANKENSHIP The only thing he’s getting out of LHS is himself. Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3; Camera Club 1,2,3. STEVE BOWERS Excuse me, but I think it goes more like this. Basketball 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4. SENIORS DAVE BREEDLOVE Who needs glasses? I meant to run into that wall! Chorus 1,2,3.4; Stage Band 1, 2,3; Boy's Quartet 2,3,4; Band 1; Mirror Staff 2; Basketball 1,2; Letterman 3,4; Baseball 2, 3.4; Class Play 3,4. JUDY CLARK Her nickname is DIZZY; and we be- lieve it. Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3, 4; Queen Attend- ant 3; Queen Candidate 4; GAA 1.2. 3.4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 2.4; Class Play 3. RANDALL COOK Latin I like, but English is Greek to me. Basketball 1,2; Football 4; Pep Club 2,4. GARY COON Hi Ho Pancho, away! Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3.4; Pep Club 4; FFA 1.2, 3.4. SENIORS RODGER COVENTRY Just me and my GTO! Base- ball 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; Chorus 2,3.4; FT A 3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Dixieland Band 4; Pep Club 2,4; Class Play 3.4. JAMES D. CURRY I can, I always could, and I al- ways will; but I won't exert myself. Football Train- er 2. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Lettermen's Club 2. 3,4; Pep Club 2,4. GUY ELDER My mind is as frail as a lily, it would break at the weight of a thought. F. F. A. 3,4; Pep Club 4; Football 1. BRIDGET GADDIS A little mischief, a little fun and Bridget is ready for either one. F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 2,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Queen 1; Chorus 1,2, 3.4; Band 1,2; Class Play 3. SENIORS DARRELL GILMORE Doesn’t say much but always helps when needed. Track 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2, 3; Letterman 2,3,4; Football Mgr. 4. KENNY GILMORE Would you like to see my trans- mission collection? Football 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2; Letterman 2,3,4; Camera Club 3. MARJORIE GILLENWATER Cute and sweet with a pleasant look, she rates high in everyone’s book. G. A. A. 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; YFC 4; Queen Candidate 4; Class Play 4. NANCY GRAVENS Dynamite comes in small pack- ages! G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Science Club 1; Chorus 1,3,4; Class Play 3.4. SENIORS LARRY HALE He's known as the GUNNER and some- times as ROADRUNNER-- Bleep, Bleep. Basket- ball 1.2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Letterman 2.3.4. BILL HARMINSON He’s rather backward about com- ing forward. Football 2,3; Baseball 2, 3.4; Letter- man 3.4; Basketball 4; Band 1.2; Chorus 1.2. LINDA HARRIS Transferred to LHS from Arthur A worthwhile addition to the Senior Class. Chorus 4; F.H.A. 2.3; G. A. A. 3. LARRY HISSONG Some may laugh and some may talk, but I'll do both forever. Basketball 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1,3; Pep Club 2; Class Play 3,4. SENIORS SHIRLEY UNV1LLE Small---but big ideas. G. A. A. 1,2,3; F. H. A. 1; Pep Club 2.4; Science Club 1; Chorus 1,3,4; Class Play 3,4. KENNY LONG Duh! Who--me? Basketball 1,2, 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Letterman 3,4. CHUCK MILLER Why haven't we kept a record of his injuries, too? Letterman 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1. HAROLD MONTGOMERY Just leave it to me, Coach. Football Manager 3,4; Basketball Manager 3.4; Base- ball 2; Letterman 3,4; Camera Club 2. SENIORS GARY OZIER We give, as in the world we pass, Three cheers for the Clown of the Senior Class. Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Escort 4. TW1LLA SIMMONS A Friend worth having. Chorus 1,2,3; Business Mirror Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; GAA 1.2,3.4; Pep Club2.4; Class Play 3.4. TERRY SHAW My 6 cylinder Chevy will outrun any- thing - what it will. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football lj Track 2; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Boy's State 3; Chorus 4; Pep Club 2, 4. JOYCE STINSON A good friend to have and a fine gal to know. F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 2.3. SENIORS The Class of '65 DANNY WATKINS Set, hike, ready, set, hike. Football 2,3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2.3,4; Let- termen's Club 2,3,4; Camera Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Escort 3; Class Play 3. MONEY YOKLEY Money isn't everything--but she is to her classmates. G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 4; library Club 4; YFC 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4. CHARLES KINKADE Smile and people will think you've been up to something. An ex-Lovington student who transferred from Garden Grove, Cali- fornia. Pep Club 4; Class Play 4. Then and Now SENIORS SENIOR We. the members of the Senior Class of 1965 of Lovington High School, being of good health and sound and disposing mind and memory, and believing in the certainty of our soon departure from the aforesaid school, do hereby make and declare this instrument of writing to be our last will and testament as seniors and students of dear ole L.H.S. 1. Terry Bailey, leave Tony Franklin the ability to hold his head high while driving his Ford. I, Lynn Blankenship, leave my ability to sleep in study hall to anyone who can get away with it. I. Bev. Bolsen, leave my pure-bred-hybrid-corn-shuck-bouquet to the next Miss Sadie Hawkins and all the fun I have had at L.H.S. to anyone who wants it. I. Steve Bowers, leave my place in the band to Craig Fleenex and 1 hope he will enjoy it as much as I did. I, David Breedlove, leave my 57 Ford to any Chevrolet drivers, so that they may know the joy of trouble-free driving. I also leave a 500 gallon drum of motor oil . . . just in case. I, Judy Clark, leave my ability to take the Van Gundy curves at 105 M.P.H. to Sharon Montgomery. I, Randall Cook, leave and take nothing with me because everything I desire is ahead of me. I. Gary Coon, leave my breakaway ability in football to Tony Franklin. I, Rodger Coventry, leave my Hurst swifter shifter gloves to Roy Buxton for his 4-speed Honda. 1, Jim Curry, leave my squirt bottle to Iris Hoffman so that she can have fun next year. 1. Guy Elder, leave my ability with girls to Leonard Frost and hope he can overcome his timidness. I, Tilden L. Fleener, leave my roving candid camera to Charles Lewis so he can photo- graph love-birds on the class trip. I, Bridget Gaddis, leave to Elaine Preston my ratted hair in hope that will carry on my good work in keeping Mrs. Thomas happy for the rest of her school days. I, Majorie Gillenwater, leave my nicknames - Donuts, Annabelle, Maggie, Mag-Pie, Junior, Johnny Rebel, ” and others to anyone who can handle them. I, Darrell Gilmore, leave my ability to get along with Mr. Anderson during shop class to Tony Franklin. I. Kenny Gilmore, leave my collection of used transmissions to Tony Franklin. 1, Nancy Gravens, leave my ability to reach the basketball rim to Patty Broutin and also my tennis shoes to whoever thinks they are big enough to fill them. I, Larry Hale, leave my troubles with my Olds to Mark Albert, lots of luck. I. Bill Harminson, leave Mr. Anderson a board of education for his shop students, to keep them busy. I, Linda Harris, leave my knowledge of history to Marion Long. 1, Larry Hissong, leave my ability to sleep in class to Ronnie Heiserman, who I hear, keeps very late hours around certain towns. 1, Henry Hubbard, leave to the distinguished Mr. Zancha my attendance record. I, Shirley Linville, leave my moccasins to Mary Lou Mardis so as not to disturb anyor ; in study hall. I, Kenny Long, leave my quiet ways in law class to all of next years students who take that course so Mr. Bell will have some peace. I, Charles Miller, leave my running ability to John Bailey, I hear he needs it. 1, Harold Montgomery, leave my ways with girls to Leonard Frost. I, Gary Ozier, leave my ability to dodge Amish buggies to Alan Elliott and hope he has as good a luck as I have had. I, Mike Powell, leave my nickname Fuzzy to Steve Kirkwood, and 1 hope he wears it proudly. I, Terry Shaw, leave my ability to get A to anyone who wants to work for it. 1, Twilla Simmons, leave my nickname Turtle and other versions of it to Loretta Cook to slow her down in P.E. class. 28 WILL I, Joyce Stinson, leave my ability to wait until their senior year to start dating to anyone who can wait that long. I, David Trainor, leave my nickname Wavy to Bob Brock and all my solos in chorus to Larry Haws. I, Danny Watkins, leave Mr. Anderson with the hopes that next years 8th hour shop boys won't ask so many questions. I, Mike Wilson, leave all the school problems to Don Morgan and I hope that he can solve them. I, Gail Witt, leave my tears of joy and happiness to the future Homecoming queen. I, Money Yokley, leave my unusual name to anyone who desires it. 1, Charles Kinkade, being of sound body and unstable mind do hereby leave to Lovington High School and all surrounding areas one partially used tube of Brylcream. (You are in great need of girls around here.) It is our desire to bequeath to the faculty and staff of Lovington High School the following: To Mr. Best we leave a patrolman's uniform and cap to go along with his hall patroling equipment brought to him from the Senior Trip. To Mr. Zancha we leave a Mr. Machine Robot to save him from taking daily attendance during assembly. To Mrs. Roney we leave a spare key and rubber band to start her VW in case of an emer- gency. To Mr. Jarvis we leave 5 boys, each 6 feet 5, for his basketball team to capture the con- ference title. To Miss Bell we leave a bottle of nerve pills to calm her during the chaperoning of any future Senior Trips. To Mr. Allen we leave a drawer full of puzzles to occupy him and his math classes. To Mrs. Eskridge we leave a voice like Mr. Peadro's so she won't have to say everything twice in assembly. To Mr. Bell we leave a co-ordinated typing class so all the bells ring at the same time. To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas we leave a sack full of second place awards for the next Home- coming. To Mrs. Stephenson we leave a gold-plated dictionary so she can check on that. To Mr. Byrkit we leave a bottle of Windex to clean his contact lenses. To Mr. Peadro we leave 5 boy cheerleaders. To Mrs. McDonald we leave lots of luck in teaching senior English next year. To Mr. Anderson we leave a grease gun to keep his pitching machine in good running order. To Mrs. Bailey we leave the knowledge that most of her first 7th grade class here is grad- uating. To Mrs. Kitchen we leave because she is probably glad to get rid of us. To the three student teachers we leave wishing them the best of luck in their future of teaching. To Mrs. Fleming we leave an automatic lunch ticket dispenser so she won't be so tired on Monday mornings. To Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Wilhite, and Mrs. Brooks we leave a little advice--Put jelly on the peanutbutter sandwiches. To Mr. Brown and Mr. Gravens we leave two French maids to help them do their dusting. To the Class of '66' we leave a little bit of joy because the place is going to be pretty dull without us. To the Class of '67' we leave you with two more years. To the Class of '68' which has three more years to go we leave you with these words of ad- vice-- Relax, have a pickle! To the Lovington High School we leave memories of the swingin’st class it has had in quite a while. 29 CLASS OF 7 965 BACCALAUREATE LOVINGTON METHODIST CHURCH LOVINGTON. ILLINOIS SUNDAY. MAY 23. 1965 7:30 p. m. Prelude-------------------------- Processional Pomp and Circumstance Invocation---........... Psalm 136 - -- -- -- -....... Sermon -- ---------------- .... Benediction - - - ------------- ------Mrs. Fred Hoffman ........Mrs. Fred Hoffman - - - - Rev. Alec Langford - - - - - High School Choir accompanist. Sharon Foley - - Rev. C. A. Dougherty - Rev. William Van Meter Choral Response.................................. Sevenfold Amen High School Choir Recessional......................................Mrs. Fred Hoffman ROW I: Nancy Gravens, Bridget Gaddis. Beverly Bolsen, Linda Harris. Shirley Linville, Joyce Stinson. ROW II; Marjorie Gillenwater. Gail Win, Gary Cteier, Dave Trainor, Money Yokley, Judy Clark, Twilla Simmons. ROW HI: Charles Miller, Terry Bailey, Lynn Blankenship. Kenny Gilmore. Tilden Fleener, Jim Curry. ROW IV: Henry Hubbard. Guy Elder, Charles Kinkade, Dave Breedlove, Larry Hissong, Darrell Gilmore, Steve Bowers. ROW V; Gary Coon, Terry Shaw, Danny Wat- kins, Larry Hale, Kenny Long. ROW VI; Roger Coventry, Randall Cook, Bill Harminson, Mike Wilson. Harold Montgomery, Mike Powell. AMERICAN LEGION AWARD WINNERS Both girls and boys tied for first award DAVE TRAINOR, Also Winner of: Danforth, Modern Languages, Journalism, and S. A.R. BEVERLY BOLSEN, Also Received: Danforth, Business Education, and D. A. R. GAIL WITT MIKE WILSON, Also Received: Agriculture ill LOVINGTON HIGH S VALEDICTORIAN - TERRY SHAW Mathematics, Science, Science SALUTATOR1AN - DAVE BREEDLOVE English, History COMMENCEMENT LOVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Tuesday, May 25, 1965 8:00 p.m. Prelude-------....----------------- Processional Pomp and Circumstance National Anthem------........ Invocation - - .... Welcome - —------------....-------- Inspirational Address-------------- Vocal Ensemble Shenandoah - - - - The Magic Formula---------------- - Our Place in the Future------------- Presentation of Awards------.... History of Our Class - -- -- -- -- - Presentation of Class Gift - -...... Where Will We Start? -------- Presentation of the Class------- - Presentation of Diplomas....... Farewell............................ May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You ............................... Benediction-------------------- - Recessional Ceremony at Margate - ------- Concert Band Concert Band ------------Concert Band - Rev. William Van Meter -------------- Gail Witt ------- Rev. Roy Witt Lake City Bible Church ------ Music Department ------ David Breedlove ------------Terry Shaw ------ John D. Zancha Acting Principal - - ------Tilden Fleener Henry Hubbard ------- - Mike Wilson Class President ------------A. E. Best Superintendent ------ Everett Powell Board of Education Member - - - - - - Twilla Simmons --------- - chorus -----Rev. Alec Langford ------- Concert Band AWARD WINNERS STEVE BOWERS. Bausch Lomb. and Mathematics LARRY HALE: Attendance MARJORIE GILLENWATER: Librarian MIKE POWELL: Lettermans Club CHARLES MILLER: John E. Timm - Class of 1905 Award (Not Pictured) RANDALL COOK: Physical Education DANNY WATKINS: Industrial Arts SENIOR CLASS PLAY “SO THIS IS BLISS The Senior Play, So This Is Bliss by Albert Johnson, was presented April 2nd, under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Allen. It represented hours of fun as well as work. Deck Smith, wise in math, baseball, and in filling station operations, is not wise about women. Finding himself engaged, he reluctantly abandons college hopes and engineering ambitions at the urging of his fiancee. Dad apparently accepts his deci- sion by leaving Deck in complete charge of the business while Dad and Mom take a little vacation. Chaos follows when business picks up and tourists fill the waiting rooms. CAST: Dexter Smith - Ma Smith- - - Dad Smith- - - Dotty Smith- - Joe Pauley- - - Marcella Payne Dash Harris - - Dutch Kelley- ■ Beef----------- % - Larry Hissong -Money Yokley - Tilden Fleener Nancy Gravens - - Dave Trainor Twilla Simmons Judy Clark - Beverly Bolsen - - Bud Hubbard Liz — - - - John--------- Felix Finlay - Jack Hubbard Mrs. Payne- Pinky- - - - Blinky - - - - Stinky - - — Sound Effects - - - - Ga il W itt Charles Kinkade -Charles Miller — Mike Powell -Shirley Linville - - -Cindy Good - Mark Dawson Marlene Trainor — Mike Wilson TERRY HOSIER Class President Student Council Representative JAYNE WITT Vice-President Student Council Representative MARTHA BREWER Secretary MARION LONG Treasurer RODNEY ADKINS MARK ALBERT SHARON MONTGOMERY UNDA REEDY DON MORGAN KEITH PHELPS THERESA PRESTON ELAINE PRESTON CLASS OF There's a Home Favorite in Refreshments, Too Sophomore Slave Girls served the food and drinks THE JUt PRES A MOONLI Pretty girls can furnish melody The Library served as the Banquet Room - The Banquet was prepared IOR CLASS ENTS GHT OASIS 9 o ' CO e pO « )S'C o9 Ci %ef'e° V(6 cw ° o G' .K,CoV C°t6've f0 '' bMV veV e , d o W b .,e i bV 0o e o d o9 4 Gf ' ?.o9' ,oO o et oo , - by our school cooks - The gym became A Moonlit Oasis Horatio and Gus JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED by Vera and Ken Tarpley DIRECTORS: MR. AND MRS. MAURICE THOMAS Laura Huntington, a psychology major in college, is home for the summer and her family (that seems to be a well adjusted group) find themselves suddenly exposed to psychological tests and analysis. Even their friends are included and a rather hectic time ensues, but all ends well. CAST OF CHARACTERS Laurie Huntington - -- -- -- - a sophomore, home from college — Sidney Huntington - -- -- -- -- her father, normally jocular - - - Martha Huntington - -- -- -- - her mother, charming but anxious - - Wally Huntington - -- -- -- -her brother, content with the world Miss “Gus” Gustavesky - -- -- -- - Martha's part-time helper - - - - Joan Wood - -- -- -- -- -- -- Wally's one-and-only, 16 - - - - Ted Wood - -- -- -- -- her father and Sid’s competitor in used cars Lillian Wood - -- -- -- -- -- Joan’s culture-conscious mother - - - Mark Bradford - -- -- -- -- Joan’s cousin and a medical student - ■ Horatio P. Honeywell ------- -bird fancier and taxidermist - - - • - Theresa Preston - - Terry Hosier - - Debby Evans - - Mark Albert Charlotte Bennett - Patty Wilhelm - - Mike Daily - - Patty Broutin - Charles Lewis - Rodney Adkins Guests at Martha’s tea: Amelia Dennis - -- -- - ------- - - -- a catty kibitzer Grace Schoenbeck ------ Wife 0f the department store owner Walola Breckenridge.........................wife of the bank president Therese Brown...................................Walola’s maiden sister Caroline Blakesly......................................a foolish matron The Ink Blot Test The Rivals Square u ««V SOPHO LAURA BURCHAM Class President JOHN BAILEY KENNY STINSON Vice-President BARBARA GILMORE Secretary f • i r 4 f 1 ITfi i SHEILA WILDMAN MARCIA MITCHELL MERVIN GILLENWATER Treasurer Student Council Student Council Representative Representative UNDA BAKER PEGGY BINDER DEBBY BLYTHE SUZANNE BOWERS ROBERT BROCK SANDY CLARK DIANA CLARKSON JOANNE COCHRAN KAREN CROSBY MIKE DAWSON SHIRLEY DICK DIANE ELUOTT BILL FALTEMIER SHARON FOLEY EVELYN FRANKLIN LEONARD FROST SOPHO PATTY GLANCY ALICE GRIFFIN ANDY HUBBARD STEVE ISLAKER MIKE JACKSON STEPHEN KIRKWOOD WILUE LANE VI ORES JOHN McGUIRE EDDIE MINOR ROBERT LEE RUTH LONG RICHARD McCOY EDNA MILLER GLADYS MILLER ED MOCABEE STANLEY PATRICK PEGGY PHELPS ALLEN PHILLIPS CHARLES RANDOLPH UNDA RANDOLPH COLLEEN REEDY ILENE REEDY DELORIS WRIGHT s a, NANCY RILEY PATTY WATKINS FRESHMEN FRESh MIKE POWELL, Class President CINDY WILSON, Vice-President CHERYL ALBERT Treasurer BETTY CLARK Secretary MARY JO REEDY Student Council Rep, 50 DAVE JACKSON Student Council Rep. DEAN ADKINS SUE BAKER DALE BENNETT PATTI BINDER DENNIS BLANKENSHIP % MIKE BODDY MEN DONALD BUTLER KENT BUXTON RICHARD CASTEEL CATHIE BOLSEN TERRY BROCK DANNY CLARK LORETTA COOK BILLY COSLOW JIM CRAIG JOHN CRAIG DARRYL CROSBY SUZANNE DAVIS FRESH MARK DAWSON KENT ELUOTT CRAIG FLEENER DERIS GOOD LARRY HAWS SHERRY HOWARD AMELIA KIRKWOOD DARLENE UNVILLE SHELDON LONG EDWIN MARDIS ALICE McCOY GREG' MECHUNG 52 MEN BEVERLY MURPHY JEAN ANN OZIER DIANE PHILLIPS MISS CAROL BENNETT Kansas, Illinois Math and Business Mr. Allen, Instructor STUDENT TEACHERS FROM E.I.U. MR. FABEIN M. PICHON Danville, Illinois Math and Physics Mr. Allen, Instructor MR. ALFRED WILLENBORG Effingham, Illinois Math and Latin Mr. Allen Mrs. Eskridge, Instructors 54 v I JUNIOR HIGH 55 8th FRED FOLEY, President RICHARD WILDMAN, Vice-president MARCIA FRANTZ Secretary MARY ELLEN MOCABEE Treasurer LETITIA LORENSON Student Council Rep. 56 DAVE BOWERS Student Council Rep. NANCY ADAMS SUZANNE ALBERT PAUL BENDER DONALD BENNETT SUSAN BINDER WILLIS BOLSEN KATHY FOSTER STANLY FRANKUN DIANE FRANTZ SHIRLEY GILMORE CHARLES GOAD MIKE GRIFFIN DEBBIE HETTINGER GRADE DEBBIE CLARKSON AMY DILLER JOHNETTA EDRINCTON CHRISTINE FLEENER KATHY FOLEY 58 DENNIS MECHUNG DEBORAH MONTGOMERY ARLENE NEWBERRY MARK NEWBERRY GARY PHELPS ROBERTA RANDOLPH % DANNY REEDY GRADE 7th VICKIE WOOD Secretary DONNA EALTEMIER Treasurer PATTY REEDY Student Council Representative GRADE WARD CASTEEL BETTY COOK DEAN CREVISTON RAND CORKY BROUTIN NINA CASTEEL ROBERT COTTS JOYCE HOFFMAN KENNETH JENT BRYANT LANE MARK MITCHELL JUDY OWEN ALLEN PRICE DONNIE PRUDUCK JOYCE RILEY % DIANE SHORT 7th GRADE JAMES WALLACE HU DEAN WEST JOYCE WEST FRANK KING VICKIE DILLER STEVE ROGERS DEAN COSLOW I An Action Break Hey. Mom! How about another dime? Action! ROW I: Kathy Foster, Roberta Randolph, Peggy Switzer, Susan Binder, Debora Clarkson. Diane Frantz. Marcia Frantz, Kathy Foley, Kathie Rickey, Kay House, Marisue Smith. ROW II: Charles Goad, Michael Vericker, Frank King, John Stinson, Nancy Adams. Jackie Short. Arlene Newberry, Rita Lambdin, Kay Rigg, Lloyd Kirkwood. Dennis Mechling. Willis Bolsen. Terry Hubbard. ROW III: Suzanne Lane, Deborah Montgomery, Amy Diller, Christine Fleener, Johnetta Edrington, Dianne Wright, Mary Ellen Mocabee. Shirley Gilmore, Letitia Lorenson. Debbie Hettinger. Martha Smith. Suzanne Albert. Linda Stevens. ROW IV: Mike Griffin, Stanley Franklin, Richard Wildman, Doug Thomas, Dave Bowers, Fred Foley, Paul Bender, Gary Phelps, Mark Newberry, Tommy West, Danny Reedy. Bob Bennett. AMERICAN LEGION AWARD WINNERS (Left) Runners-up: Paul Bender, Kathy Foley First Place: Martha Smith, Fred Foley LOVINGTON EIGHTH GRADE PROMOTIONAL Monday, May 24, 1965 8:00 p.m. Prelude------- — -------------- Processional------------------ National Anthem---------------- Invocation - - - ----------- Welcome------------------------ Speaker - -- -- -- -- -- - Presentation of Awards - ----- Looking Forward to High School History of Class------------- ------ Larry Wood ------ - Larry Wood - ------ Cadet Band Rev. C. A. Dougherty ------ Fred Foley - Rev. Alec Langford - - - John D. Zancha Acting Principal ----------Kathy Foley ------ Martha Smith Presentation of Class - -- -- -- -- -- - A. E. Best Superintendent Presentation of Certificates------------James T. Smith Board of Education Member Class Poem - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- —Paul Bender Special Numbers --- ------------Jr. High Mixed Chorus O Lovely Night Good News Benediction .. ...........- Rev. William Van Meter Recessional -- ----------------- —------- Larry Wood Ushers - - — - — — — - - Patti Reedy, Mary Ann Morrison, Robert Gotts, and John Davis 64 OR GANIZA TION5 AND ACTIVITIES HER MAJESTY,GAIL WITT ESCORT, TERRY SHAW SENIORS THE COURT Gary Ozier Marjorie Gillenwater Judy Clark Gary Coon JUNIORS Jayne Witt Roy Buxton Terry Hosier Martha Brewer SOPHOMORES (Right) Steve Mechling Jean Ann Ozier FRESHMEN (Left) Marsha Mitchell Richard McCoy L H S Marching Band PANTHERS HW Senior Float - - Third Prize Sophomore Float - - Fourth Prize HOMECOMING Junior Float - - First Prize KILLE' WEIL KiLLf — .� .. — Freshman Float - - Second Prize The Crowning Moment Beverly Hill Billies - - Christian Church 1 W? SEE NO ffUST tNG' i hthe PANTHER3 OEli Junior Window - - 1st Prize PARADE Senior Window - 3rd Prize - WANTED Game Score - - 6-0 - - We Won! EDITORIAL STAFF SEATED: Dave Trainor. Editor; Gail Witt. Assistant Editor; Bev Bolsen. Business Editor; STANDING: Mike Powell, Assistant Sports Ed.; Linda Reedy; Mrs. Ella Stephenson, Advisor; Henry (Bud) Hubbard. Sports Editor; Sharon Foley; Jayne Witt; Suzanne Bowers. MIRROR STAFF This has been a pleasant and rewarding year with a few minor details - - such as deadlines to meet and pictures to select and adjust - - to cause some worry. Our work is reflected by our product, the 1965 Mirror. We sincerely hope that it brings pleasant memories in the years to come. BUSINESS STAFF SEATED: Henry Hubbard; Beverly Bolsen, Business Editor; Gail Witt. STANDING: Danny Watkins; Twilla Simmons; Mr. Don Bell, Advisor; Larry Hissong; Judy Clark; Dave Trainor. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Eskridge. Advisor. Beverly Bolson, Secretary, Mike Wilson, President, Terry Hosier, Vice-President, Jayne Witt, Treasurer. 2nd ROW: Patty Reedy, Mr. Best, Advisor, Dan Murphy, Mary Jo Reedy. Dave Bowers. Mer- vin Gillenwater, Letitia Lorenson, Dave Jackson, Marcia Mitchell. STUDENT COUNCIL We of the Student Council represent the student body and help to promote self-government within the school. The Council functions through different committees. They are: Activities, Calendar, Publicity. Noon Hour Recreation, Assembly, and Building and Ground. With the money earned from our annual Talent Show, we send two representatives to the Illinois Association of Student Council Convention in Chicago each spring. 71 SEATED: Joyce Stinson, Parliamentarian, Debbie Blythe, Secretary, Martha Brewer, President, Miss Carolyn Bell, Advisor. Beverly Bolson, Vice-President. Linda Reedy. Treasurer, Laura Burcham, Historian. ROW II: Nancy Gravens, Beverly Murphy. Deloris Wright, Betty Clark. Marcia Mitchell, Patty Watkins, Jean Ann Ozier, Patty Wilhelm, ROW III: Colleen Reedy, Patty Wilhite. Bridgett Gaddis, Joanne Cochran. Brenda Eads. Karen Crosby. Patty Cochran, Marietta Willoughby, Alice McCoy, ROW IV: Elaine Preston. Peggy Binder, Ilene Reedy, Patty Glancy, Cindy Wilson, Amelia Kirkwood, Loretta Cook, Judy Clark. Donna Stevens, Patty Binder. F.H.A. Future Homemakers face the challenge of their motto, Towards New Horizons. with warm courage and high hopes. The well-rounded program of the organization includes three categories: educational, service, and social. Our activities for the year comprised serving at the F. F. A. Banquet, and a money making project. At regular meetings we have enjoyed guest speakers whose sharing with us helped to broaden our horizons. The highlight of the year was Daddy-Date Night which included a meal followed by an evening of bowling. G. A. A. ROW I; Mrs. Thomas, Advisor, Beverly Bolsen, Money Yokley, President, Mar tha Brewer. ROW II: Sharon Mont- gomery, Debbie Evans, Brenda Eads, Judy Garmon, Twilla Simmons, Bridget Gaddis, Pat Cochran. Patty Wilhelm. ROW III: Pam Hendrickson, Theresa Preston. Linda Reedy, Patty Broutin, Iris Hoffman. Judy Clark, Marjorie Gillenwater, Careth McCoy. The Girls' Athletic Association participated in several sports this year. They are: Hiking, touch football, deck tennis, kickball, bowling, and basketball. This year's winners of the basket- ball tournament, an annual event, were the juniors with the freshmen coming in for second; third place went to the seniors and fourth to the sophomores. The most valuable player, as voted by the girls who played in the games, was Beverly Bolsen, with honorable mention going to Patty Broutin. Eighty-three percent of the girls lettered. The highest award, Second State, went to Beverly Bolsen. Twilla Simmons, and Judy Clark. Fifteen letters and 22 numerals were won. Other events included the Pizza Party after the Homecoming Game, which has become an annual affair, and a sock-hop after the girls' basketball game. ROW I: Sandy Clark, Beverly Murphy, Linda Baker, Alice Griffin, Deloris Wright, Linda Randolph, Cheryl Redman, Gladys Miller, ROW II: Mrs. Thomas, Diane Elliott, Betty Clark, Colleen Reedy. Karen Crosby, Cheryl Albert, Joanne Cochran. Kay Powell, Sheila Wildman, Patty Watkins, ROW III: Cathy Bolsen, Mary Jo Reedy. Nancy Riley, Barbara Gilmore, Edna Miller, Ruth Long, Marcia Mitchell. Suzanne Davis, Alice McCoy, Diane Phillips, ROW IV: Peggy Phelps, Patti Binder, Amelia Kirkwood, Peggy Binder, Debbie Blythe, Diana Clarkson, Sharon Foley, Patty Glancy, Cindy Wilson, Darlene Miller, Ilene Reedy. nnn 0000 SEATED: Larry Hissong, Sentinel; Mike Wilson, Secretary; Gary Ozier, President; Chuck Miller, Vice-president; Gary Coon, Treasurer; Mike Powell, Reporter. ROW II: Mr. Thomas, Advisor, Steve Mechling, Alan Elliott, Rick Casteel, Greg Mechling, Ron Heiserman, Danny Clark. ROW III: Guy Elder, John Bailey, Steve Kirkwood, Steve Islaker, Allen Phillips. Roy Buxton. Kent Elliott. (Right) Speaker's table at the Parent-Son Banquet where the F. H. A. girls served 108 including the LHS faculty and F. F. A. friends. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE The Lovington Chapter of the F.F. A. received a Superior Award, for the third year, for the work and accomplishments of the organization. In the fall, a program of work is submitted to the State Association outlining the goals set for the year by the chapter. The award is given in recognition of the goals achieved. The Chapter again sponsored and organized a Christmas party for the entire school with the help of the classes and other organizations. Gary Ozier and Mike Wilson attended the State Convention in Champaign and judging teams participated in Land-Use, Grain, Poultry, Dairy, and Live- stock. Mike Wilson will again participate in the Section Public Speaking Contest. This year the Chapter went to Chicago and attended the International Livestock Show and toured the Museum of Science and Industry. The highlight of the year was the Parent and Son Banquet; the speaker was Dennie Knight, the FFA State Vice-President. 74 SEATED: Mr. Frank Jarvis, Gary Coon, Sergeant-at-Arms. Dave Trainor, Secretary, Mike Powell, President, Charles Miller, Vice President, Teny Shaw, Treasurer, Mr. Anderson, ROW II: Mike Boddy, Jim Cuny, Kenny Gilmore, Larry Hale, Darrell Gilmore. Tony Franklin. Alan Elliott. Charles Randolph. ROW III: Andy Hubbard, Dave Breed- love. Mike Dawson. Buddy Hubbard. Terry Hosier. Mike Daily, John Bailey. Terry Bailey, ROW IV: Kenny Stinson. Harold Montgomery. Danny Watkins. Bill Harminson, Kenny Long, Mike Wilson. Mark Albert. Stan Patrick. LETTERMAN’S CLUB Members of the Letterman's Club have earned at least one varsity letter in football, basketball, baseball, or track. The activities for the year 1964-65 included repairs on the tennis court, a Dad's Night at a football game, the arranging of the district tourna- ment programs, and initiation of new member. 75 FIRST ROW, Advisor Mrs. Eskridge, Martha Brewer, Tilden Fleener, Reporter Patty Wilhelm, Rodger Coventry. 2nd ROW, Miss Bennett, Laura Burchamm, Vice-president Dave Trainor, Shiela Wildman, Treasurer Suzanne Bowers, Pam Hendrickson, 3rd ROW, Marion Long, Charlie Lewis, Patty Glancy, Larry Woods, Peggy Binder, 4th ROW, Mike Powell, Sharon Foley, Patty Broutin, President Gail Witt, Debbie Blythe, Craig Fleener. F.T.A. FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The F.T.A. is one of the newer clubs at L. H.S. This year three student teachers from E.I.U. have in the club and have helped to make our discussion periods more interesting and vital. The purpose of F. T. A. is to help its members see the different phases of teaching as a career. Clothing for the Entire Family Settvi 'l atuet FOSTER’S STORE Yard Goods Gifts for All Occasions Sewing Needs Phone 873-4489 Covington, Illinois participated 76 SEATED: Mrs. Ella Stephenson. Advisor. STANDING: Marjorie Gillenwater. President; Judy Garmon; Pat Cochran; Gail Witt; Jackie Rickey; Sharon Montgomery, Vice-president; Money Yokley, Secretary; Pat Wilhelm, In Charge of Bulletins and Periodicals; Sharon Foley, Treasurer; Diane Elliott; Nancy Riley. STUDENT LIBRARIANS Student Librarians represent a vital part of the library functions and their work results in a greater efficiency in the library; it also encourages them to consider librarianship as a vocation. They help to select books, process, and shelve them. A student librarian is on duty throughout the school day. Body Repairs - General Repairs VOUR TROUBLES WILHELM MOTOR SALES ALBERT WILHELM Lovington, 111. Proprietor ___________Phone 873-4887_______77 SEATED: Mr. Gotts, Advisor; Jayne Witt, Vice-President; Money Yokley, Secretary; Bud Hubbard, President; Bev Boisen. Asst. Secretary; Suzanne Bowers, Planning Committee; Mrs. Roney, Ass't Advisor; ROW 2: Linda Randolph; Linda Baker; Marjorie Gillenwater; Barbara Gilmore; Dave Trainor; Suzanne Davis; Marcia Mitchell; Patty Wilhelm; ROW 3: Gail Witt, Planning Committee; Patty Broutin; Chuck Miller. Song Leader; Mike Wilson; Terry Hosier, Planning Committee; Mike Powell; Mary Lou Mardis; Cindy Wilson. Y F C YOUTH FOR CHRIST Lovington's YFC, organized this year, is one of the 9 clubs in the Decatur area and one of the thousands in the United States and foreign countries. YFC’s purpose is to bring together teens of like interests and ideals; and to help them have a better outlook on life. It is also a social hour and time of fellowship. There are different speakers and special music for each meeting. Once a month area meetings are held in Decatur. There are also the yearly YFC conventions which are held during Christmas vacation. Last year over 2000 YFC mem- bers from all over the United States met in Detroit; this year's convention will be held in Washington, D. C. 78 ROW I: Mr. Allen. Sponsor, Charles Lewis. Mike Daily. Danny Watkins. Craig Fleener, Mark Albert. ROW II: Steve Islaker, Jim Craig. Don Butler, Billy Coslow. Henry Hubbard, Dean Adkins. Allen Phillips, Tilden Fleener, Ed. Mocabee. CAMERA CLUB Our hobby is to picture our world as we see it. Here we take a stroll with our camera through the school cafeteria. At the door stands Mr. Zancha who reminds us: Put your chewing gum in the waste basket. We get our tray as we go through the line and carry it to the table where the companionship of friends add to the flavor of good food. Oops! How did that get in here? ROW I: Sharon Montgomery, Gladys Miller, Beverly Bolsen, Bridgett Gaddis, Mrs. Janet Roney Advisor, Danny Watkins, Patty Broutin, Patty Wilhelm, Nancy Gravens. ROW II: Sandy Clark, Charlene Lane, Jean Ann Ozier, Betty Clark, Linda Randolph, Linda Baker, Dianne Elliott, Patty Watkins. Joyce Stinson, Jackie Ricky, Shirley Linville. ROW III: Priscilla Wagahoft, Ruth Long, Careth McCoy, Brenda Eads, Debby Evans, Marjorie Gillen- water, Judy Garmon, Twilla Simmons, Evelyn Franklin. Alice Griffin, Marcia Mitchell, Jayne Witt. ROW IV: Patty Cochran, Marietta Willoughby, Donna Stevens, Money Yokley, Loretta Cook, Cindy Wilson, Patty Glancy, Martha Brewer, Judy Clark, Elaine Preston, Joanne Cochran, Barbara Gilmore, ROW V: Mary Lou Mardis, Debbie Blythe, Diana Clarkson, Dave Trainor, Charles Lewis, Tony Franklin, Mervin Gillenwater, Jim Curry, Gary Ozier, Iris Hoffman, Gail Witt, Sharon Foley ROW VI: Mike Daily, Charles Miller, Charles Kinkade, Don Butler, Mark Albert, Mike Wilson, Steve Kirkwood, Terry Shaw, Stanley Patrick, Roger Coventry, Mike Powell, Gary Coon, Guy Elder. PEP CLUB OUR PURPOSE: To help to create spirit and enthusiasm (Noise?) at the games and to be backers for the team at all times. Compliments of GADDIS SHELTER CARE HOME 240 East State Street Lovington, Illinois DEAN GADDIS ZOLA NOTTKE BLANCHE GADDIS President Treasurer Vice-President 80 %' w« CONCER1 1964 82 BAND •i. COLOR GUARD Judy Garmon. Patty Broutin, Theresa Preston. Jackie Rickey (above). Larry Wood, Iris Hoff- man, Martha Brewer. Remember: one, two. three, four. five, six, seven, LINE! Eight to five! Tedious? Yes! but the finished product is worth it! ROW I: Ed Mocabee, Larry Wood, Pam Hendrick- son, Betty Clark, Cindy Wilson. ROW II: Diane Phillips, Jim Curry, Chris- tine Fleener. ROW III: Roger Coventry, Larry Pres- ton, Steve Bowers, Martha Smith. Craig Fleener. Gary Ozier, Tilden Fleener. STAGE BAND 84 GIRL’S SEXTET - Iris Hoffman, Theresa Preston, Jayne ACCOMPANISTS - Suzanne Bowers. Sharon Foley, Witt, Beverly Bolsen, Gail Witt, Pat Broutin Diane Clarkson, Larry Wood MIXED CHORUS - RATED SECOND AT STATE DAVE TRAINOR - Second Boy’s High Voice IRIS HOFFMAN - First Girl’s Low Voice CHARLES LEWIS - Second Boy's High Voice ILLINOIS STATE WINNERS VOCAL - BOYS’ QUARTET - FIRST Dave Breedlove Tilden Fleener Dave Trainor Charles Miller (Below) The Stage Band Always Adds A Bit Of Culture CLARINET QUARTET - SECOND PLACE Susan Bowers, Judy Clark, Laura Burcham, Patty Glancy INSTRUMENTAL TUBA SOLO - SECOND PLACE Tilden Fleener BRASS SEXTET - FIRST PLACE Sheila Wildman (ROW I) Craig Fleener, Steve Bowers (ROW II) Jim Curry, Tilden Fleener. Nan- cy Riley (ROW III) SAXOPHONE DUET - SECOND PLACE Pam Hendrickson, Sharon Montgomery CADET BAND JUNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: Mr. Byrkit. Vicki Wood. Bobbette Boddy, Patty Reedy, Hudean West, Corky Broutin, Vicki Diller, Sharon Crosby, Marlene Trainor, Diane Short, SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Fleming. Jackie Short, Joyce Riley, Joyce Hoffman, Terry Hubbard, Linda Eckle, Debbie Bolsen. Donna Faltmier, Kay House, Peggy Switzer, THIRD ROW; Debbie Mont- gomery, Donna Gaddis. Darla Ensign, Betty Cook. Lloyd Kirkwood, Kenny Jent, Martha Bolsen, Mary Sue Smith. Arlene Newberry. Dorothy Gaddis. FOURTH ROW: Judy Owen, Susan Binder, Diane Frantz. M ary a nne Morrison. Kevin Blythe, Dean Creviston. Steve Rogers, Debbie Clarkson, Marsha Frantz, Christine Fleener, Rita Lambdin, FIFTH ROW; Kathy Foley, Debbie Hettinger. Diane Wright. Richard Wildman, Dannie Reedy. Tommy West, Bob Gotts, Mary Ellen Mocabee, Martha Smith, Johnetta Edrington. ATHLETICS 89 MIKE POWELL ALAN ELLIOT BILL HARMINSON 1964 LHS BUD HUBBARD GARY COON TERRY HOSIER DAN WATKINS DON MORGAN STAN PATRICK LETTERMEN KENNY GILMORE CHARLES MILLER TONY FRANKLIN SQUAD: ROW I: Kenny Gilmore, Roy Buxton. Stan Patrick. Steve Maker, Don Morgan, Don Butler. Chuck Miller, Mike Daily. Terry Bailey. ROW II: Manager. Darrell Gilmore, Dave Jackson, Jim Craig. Bob Brock, Alan Elliott. Gary Coon. Tony Franklin, Charles Lewis, Greg Mechling, Buddy Randolph, Darryl Crosby. ROW III; Coach Jarvis, John Craig, Mark Dawson, Mike Powell. Larry Haws, Terry Brock, Steve Mechling, Shelly Long. Danny Clark, Man- agers. Mike Boddy and Harold Montgomery, Coach Anderson. ROW IV: Mike Powell, Steve Kirkwood, Terry Hosier. Mike Wilson, Bud Hubbard, Kenny Long. Bill Harminson, Kenny Stinson, Randy Cook, Danny Watkins. 7964 FOOTBALL STATISTICS Loving ton 0 Arthur 6 Lovington 7 Moweaqua 19 Lovington 14 Macon 0 Lovington 6 Bethany 0 Coaches Jarvis and Anderson Lovington 12 Illiopolis 6 Lovington 0 Assumption 21 Lovington 13 Maroa 25 Lovington 13 Niantic 6 HONORARY CAPTAIN: Gary Coon M.V.P.: Gary Coon M.I.P.: Danny Watkins Haws Lineman Trophy: Chuck Miller Lineman of the Year: Chuck Miller Back of the Year: Gary Coon Tackle Trophy: Gary Coon CHEERLEADERS ROW I: Diane Elliott. Patty Broutin, ROW II: Patty Watkins, Jean Ann Ozier, Bridget Gaddis. LOVINGTON PANTHERS JUNIOR VARSITY ROW I: Coach Anderson. Mike Dawson, Mark Albert, Kenny Stinson, Steve Kirkwood, Don Morgan. ROW II: Mike Powell. Mark Dawson, Steve Mechling, Dave Jackson, Buddy Randolph, Danny Clark, John Craig, ROW III: Mike Boddy, Mgr. Darryl Crosby. Greg Mechling. Richard McCoy, Don Butler, Richard Casteel. Craig Fleener, Allen Phillips, MGR. DAVE TRAINOR KENNY LONG MIKE POWELL TERRY SHAW (Below) JOHN BAILEY LETTERMEN STAN PATRICK GARY COON (Below) BILL HARMINSON LOVINGTON 40 ARTHUR 62 LOVINGTON 54 MAROA 62 LOVINGTON 56 ILUOPOUS 40 LOVINGTON 48 MOWEAQUA 60 LOVINGTON 47 BEMENT 65 LOVINGTON 54 NIANTIC 64 LOVINGTON 70 STONINGTON 61 LOVINGTON 72 TOWER HILL 50 LOVINGTON 45 ARTHUR 55 LOVINGTON 37 ASSUMPTION 61 LOVINGTON 47 BETHANY 70 LOVINGTON 57 FINDLAY 72 LOVINGTON 58 BETHANY 81 LOVINGTON 48 ATWOOD 65 LOVINGTON 39 BLUE MOUND 91 LOVINGTON 52 BROCTON-REDMON 56 LOVINGTON 76 MACON 78 MERIDIAN TOURNAMENT Lovington 50 Maroa 57 CERRO GORDO INVITATIONAL HOUDAY TOURNAMENT (Consolation Champion) Lovington 50 Beason 52 Lovington 54 University High, Urbana 52 Lovington 50 Brocton-Redmon 48 (two overtimes) DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lovington 55 Arthur 41 Lovington 65 Findlay 81 OVERALL RECORD Won - 6 Lost - 17 BETHANY FRESH-SOPH. INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT LOVINGTON 71 Assumption 60 Lovington 41 Bethany 78 Lovington 51 Blue Mound 61 (4th place for Lov.) SEASON’S BASKETBALL RECORD VARSITY OW ONE: Coach Jarvis, Harold Montgomery, Mgr., Coach Anderson ROW TWO; Dave Trainer, Mike Dawson, Gary Coon, Terry Shaw, John Bailey, Don Morgan. Stan Patrick, Mike Powell, Steve Kirkwood, Kenny Stinson, Bill Harminson, Kenny Long. ROW 1: Join. Craig, Danny Clark, Dave Jackson. Kent Buxton, Darryl Crosby, Greg Mechling, Kent Buxton. Ed Moca - Bee, Larry Wood, Bob Brock, Steve Mechling. ROW 2: Coach Jarvis, Craig Fleener, Chuck Miller. Dale Bennett, Mike Powell, Steve Kirkwood, Kenny Stintson, Don Butler. Stanley Pactrick. Mike Daily, Steve Bowers, Terry Hosier. Manager. TRACK The Lovington High School track team finished a good season by setting two new records and winning two trophies. The squad won a trophy for placing second in the Moultrie County Track Meet. A new school record in the discus was made by Stan Patrick with a 132 feet 7 inch throw. Chuck” Miller represented our school as one of the outstand- ing trackmen in Central Illinois. He was the Conference, County. Shelbyville Open, and Dis- trict Champion in the high hurdles. He won the Conference and County low hurdles and the Conference 880. He also ran in the state meet and was eliminated in the quar- ter finals at Memorial Stadium on the University of Illinois campus. He broke the old school and Moultrie County record in the low hurdles by running it in 20.2. The Freshman Relay Team placed first in the 440 event at the county meet, winning an- other trophy. On the relay team were: Kent Elliott, Steve Mechling, Kent Buxton, and Dale Bennett. 96 ROW I: Mike Powell, Dave Trainor. Rick Casteel, Richard McCoy, Mike Dawson, John Bailey. Greg Mechling, Mark Dawson. Dean Adkins. John Craig, Manager. ROW 2: Gary Coon. Dave Breedlove. Roger Coventry. Mike Powell, Kenny Stintson. Bill Harminson. Steve Kirkwood, Stanley Patrick. Terry Shaw, Mr. Anderson. Coach. BASEBALL The Lovington High School baseball team won three and lost six games during the '65 season. In spite of our losing six graduating seniors, we have a good nucleus for next year's team in Stan Patrick, Mike Dawson. Ken Stinson, and John Bailey. Best Wishes to the Class of 1965! NOFREY BROS. GARAGE Your OLDSMOBILE Dealer Phone 543-2311 Third and Walnut Streets Arthur, Illinois 97 FLAG FOOTBALL GAME ROW I: Mr. Peadro. Coach, Bill Witt, Gary Davis, Greg Grant, Kurt Phelps, Joe Smith, Sid Miller. Kim Newberry, Mike Dawson, Assistant Coach. ROW II: Dennis Mechling, Lester Mechling, Lloyd Johnson, Stewart Bowers, Ken Jent, Terry Hubbard. Corky Broutin, Dan Murphy. ROW III; Tom West. Stan Brooks. Kevin Blythe, Willis Bolsen. Richard Wildman, Bob Gotts, Kent House. Lloyd Kirkwood, Dan Dawson. ROW IV: Mike Griffin, David Bowers. Mark Newberry. Paul Bender. Fred Foley. Gary Phelps. Doug Thomas. Dan Reedy, Jim Gordon. JUNIOR HIGH REDBIRDS CHEER LEADERS Martha Smith Kathy Foley Martha Bolsen Patty Reedy Marlene Trainor LIGHTWEIGHTS Dan Murphy, Lloyd Johnson, Willis Bolsen, Richard Wildman, Stan Brooks, Corky Broutin SECOND ROW: Lloyd Kirkwood, Mgr., Stewart Bowers, Kent House, Kevin Blythe, Dan Dawson, Lester Mechling, Dean Creviston, Mgr., Mr. House, Coach JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL HEAVYWEIGHTS ROW ONE: Coach Pedro, Robert Gotts, Don Bennett, Paul Bender, Fred Foley. Dave Bowers, SECOND ROW: Kenny Jent. Mgr., Corky Broutin, Stan Brooks, Willis Bolsen. Doug Thomas, Richard Wildman. Kevin Blythe, Lloyd Johnson. SQUAD ROW ONE: Coach Pedro. Jim Gilmore, Dan Murphy. Dennis Clarkson. Mike McDaniel, Mike Reedy, Mr. House. Coach, SECOND ROW; Lester Mechling, Jerry Bennett, Lloyd Johnson, Stewart Bowers, Corky Broutin, Kenny Jent, Mgr., Dean Creviston, Mgr., ROW THREE; Stan Brooks. Kent House, Willis Bolsen. Kevin Blythe, Dan Dawson. Lloyd Kirkwood, ROW FOUR; Richard Wildman. Dave Bowers. Fred Foley, Paul Bender. Don Bennett. Doug Thomas, Robert Gotts. JUNIOR HIGH REDBIRDS BASKETBALL RECORD VAKM'.' Y 60 Hammond 24 7964-7 965 heavyweight district at MT. ZION 53 Cerro Gordo 23 : ■ i: 44 Sullivan 22 Lovington 56 Hammond 46 43 Bethany 20 Lovington 26 Mt. Zion 36 . 37 Arthur 13 58 Windsor 21 . : 39 Bethany 20 OVERALL RECORDS ’ ■ •• U 50 Sullivan 34 ' . 47 Arthur 21 HEAVYWEIGHTS: Won 15 Lost 1 44 Areola 36 LIGHTWEIGHTS: • Won 12 Lost 3 TRI-COUNTY HEAVYWEIGHT JUNIOR VARSITY TOURNAMENT Lovington 63 Bethany 13 Lovington 31 Hammond 14 ■ ;;. ' 35 Findlay 15 Lovington 22 Cerro Gordo 13 i. 26 Windsor 22 Lovington 31 Sullivan 23 • i:.. ’ :. 50 Moweaqua 27 Lovington 34 Bethany 21 100 (FIRST PLACE) Lovington 33 Arthur 34 Lovington 34 Windsor 12 Lovington 33 Bethany 14 Lovington 30 Sullivan 28 Lovington 29 Arthur 35 Lovington 26 Areola 21 LIGHTWEIGHT DISTRICT AT BETHANY Lovington 31 Hammond 23 Lovington 34 Mt. Zion 25 Lovington 31 Atwood 28 (FIRST PLACE) LIGHTWEIGHT SECTIONAL AT CLINTON Lovington 25 Clinton 56 Lovington 40 Argenta 32 (THIRD PLACE) (Above) LIGHT WEIGHTS JUNIOR HIGH (Below) HEAVY WEIGHTS ROW I: Kevin Blythe, Jim Gordon, Dean Cos- low, Kent House, Dan Dawson. ROW II: Mike Vericker, Bob Gotts, Doug Thomas, Gary Phelps, Dave Bowers, Richard Wildman. ROW III: Coach Bob Peadro, Paul Bender, Don Bennett, Fred Foley, Mark Newberry, Lloyd Kirkwood. Kenny Jent. The Heavyweights placed fourth in District and second in the Little Moultrie County Events. ROW I: Tim Gotts, Bill Witt, Jim Adams, Charles Yokley, Don Jackson, Kim Newberry. ROW II: Tony Seelow, Mike Probus, Tompsie Meadows, Gary Davis, Sid Miller, Jim Gilmore. ROW III; Dan Murphy, Rodney King. Mike Mc- Daniel, Skip Rentfroe, Lloyd Johnson, Stan Brooks, Terry White. ROW IV: Coach Peadro, Frank King, Dennis Mechling, John Davis, Stewart Bowers, Corky Broutin, Allen Price, Mark Mitchell. LIGHTWEIGHT RECORD: First at District First in Little Moultrie County This year an increased interest in track was shown by the largest turnout so far. Forty-four boys participated in the events. TRACK COMPETITORS AT STATE WHO ALSO SET NEW SCHOOl RECORDS FRED FOLEY (H.W.) 100 yd dash - 11.2 School State Meet - 4th in Hurdles 14.9 Setting New School Record STANLEY BROOKS (L.W.) State Meet - 3rd in Hurdles 50 yd dash - 6.4 Setting New School Record JOHN DAVIS (L.W.) State Meet - 5th 220 yd dash Time 25.9 New School Record LHS AT WORK (1) The Emancipator. The busts’ of Lincoln and Washington that greet all visitors to LHS, were presented by the Class of 1923. (2) The calm before the storm. (3) Politeness pays! (4) Say Cheese!” (5) Ah! another wintry day. (6) Pass the mustard, please. (7) Why didn’t WE win the Meridian Football Conference? (8) How fast did he stop? A safety demonstration. AND PLAY (1) The Father of Our Country. (2) Joyce Rice, gives an interesting Assembly Program. (3) Marshall Wilson nabs another (Sadie Hawkin's Day) and (4) Marrying Sam (Mr. Bell) has a busy night. (I do?) (5) (6) Decisions, decisions! Our school election was less of a landslide. (7) (8). Latin Club's initiation. Friends, Romans, and Countrymen, lend me your bed sheet! THE YEAR The year brought snow and more snow. (We would have been satisfied with less) A science class demands concentration; even a water faucet becomes a problem of concentration! A freak storm confined itself to one thing--a tree that appeared to have been gently lifted. It left only a hole. The school colors appeared at the night football games and the marching band put in hours of practice. PASSES After the long winter the blooms of the magnolia tree seemed more beautiful than ever. The two Mike Powells, senior and freshman, are not related. Old Main looks so natural . . . with more snow. The county nurse, Mrs. Julia Dwerldotte, arranged for a new type of TB skin tests (Dr. McLaughlin shown) Paul Ozier arranged for Santa to visit school with the help of Mrs. Homer John- son. He had to substitute for a sleigh for, at that time, there was no snow. A school Christmas party included pie eating contests, races, and many other things! In a contest sponsored by the Coles-Moultrie Electric The Y. F.C. ’s won a trophy which Terry Hosier presented Cooperative, Sharon Montgomery won a wrist watch and to Mrs. Roney. Advisor. Pam Hendrickson, a trip to Washington The Junior High Heavyweights won the Tri-coun- ty tournament at Findlay and after the game the trophy was awarded (below) and some of the dec- orations were eaten. The giant cake (above) made by Lloyd Kftkwood, included a (chocolate) basketball with red and white streamers . Three boxes of cake mix were used. The Annual Athletic Banquet featured Bogie Redman as its speaker LHS IN ’65 The heavy snows interfered with school attendance, and farther north the melting snows caused flooding. Mrs. Whilhite took care of the school lunch program with The new elevator--in a strong wind? the help of Mrs. Opal Brooks and Mrs. Faye Suderley. The Class of '65 went on a trip to the Ozarks and managed to find their share of troubles. L. W. McMULLIN FUNERAL HOME Our Purpose: To Surround Final Moments With Quiet Dignity and Beauty 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 873-4886 Lovington, Illinois 7 1 ' ' � U L HARDWARE STAt€—BANK HARDWARE STATE BANK Phone 873-4313 Lovington, Illinois Complete Banking Services in Up to Date Surroundings COUNTRY CHARM Milk makes every meal better - (Grade A milk delivered fresh to your door.) Cottage Cheese - Buttermilk - Chocolate Milk BOB DEHART . . .... . MERVIL NEWLAN Lovington, Illinois HENDRIX BOTTLING COMPANY For the Younger Generation Say: Pepsi Please CURRYS FOOD CENTER FAYE’S CAFE Better Eats Junction 32 and 133 Lovington, 111. DAILY’S D-X Better Service Tank Wagon Service ROSCOE NEWBERRY America's Finest Fuels, Motor Oils, Greases Best Wishes to the Class of '65 GLANCY BROTHERS Philco Appliances Paints - Hardware Modern - Safe - Dependable CHARLES GLANCY EUGENE GLANCY Lovington, Illinois Division of W. R. GRACE CO. 417 S. Oakland Decatur Illinois Best Wishes to the 1965 Graduating Class GRACE SLURRY MIX PLANT Sangamon Chemical - Division of W. R. GRACE CO. Best Wishes to the Class of '65 E. W. FALTEMIER INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Phone 873-4388 Lovington Illinois Best Wishes From PAULINE HOOVER INSURANCE All Kinds of Insurance Lovington Illinois Compliments of W. J. DAHM Your Rexall Druggist Fancy Meats and Groceries BROOKS AND FARNEY The Happy Hour Store BAE BROOKS Ph. 873-4487 ROBERT FARNEY Lovington. 111. Congratulations to the Class of v65 DON’S $ .05-1.00 Lovington, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '65 LOVINGTON BEAUTY SHOP HESTER MEADOWS Lovington Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '65 LOVINGTON SPEEDWASH WILLARD BEALS, Prop. 100 State Street Lovington, 111. Hardware Paint Lumber ROBT. BREEDLOVE, Manager Lovington Illinois TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE WE RE KNOWN FOR TV KNOW-HOW VERLON VAUGHN Electrical Lovington Wiring KART SHOP Illinois and Repairs FOSTER FUR CO. Fur Hides Wool and Sporting Goods Phone 873-4686 or 873-4670 Lovington Illinois Compliments of MOULTRIE INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY Lovington, Illinois R. F. BOWERS MARY L. BOWERS FRANCIS E. BOWERS JOYCE’S BEAUTY SHOP Hair Cutting Oil Treatments and Hair Coloring Setting JOYCE MORGAN Proprietor Ph. 873-4737 Our Specialty: Permanent Waves With that Soft Natural Look. 127 N. Washington Lovington, 111. HAWAII GIFTS Lovington, 111. Mikimoto Cultured Pearls Island Slippers Exotic Gifts Clothing Jewelry Oriental Food Line Jewelry in Jade, Crystal, Ivory, Wood RCA Tractor Repairs Sales and Service Firestone Tires WILLIAMS TRACTOR SERVICE Delco Batteries Welding Lovington, Illinois LEONARD WILLIAMS WILLIAM FOLEY MOULTRIE SERVICE COMPANY 220 N. Market St. , Sullivan, 111. Phone 5128 Feed - Seed - Fertilizer and Petroleum STATE BANK OF HAMMOND WOOLEN DENTON T.V. SALES SERVICE 917 W. Harrison Sullivan, 111. Phone 7292 Curtis Mathes TV and Stereo STUBBLEFILD SON 1131 West Jackson Street Sullivan, 111. 61951 Buick Pontiac GMC Trucks S ui(iuan - YjortL Cj ate way to the J ail?aihia Jal(evf FIRM WIIOWI «WK OF SULLIVAN 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET SULLIVAN. ILLINOIS 61951 PHONE 2331 Air Conditioned Steam Heat Clean and Quiet MOTEL MILROY Sullivan, Illinois MILDRED AND ROY PREKEN, Proprietors Routes 121 and 32 Auto and Implement Supplies O.K. JOBBERS LYNN R. HUNTSBURGER, Owner 404 W. Roane St. Phone 2961 Sullivan, 111. HARCHOUS Hamilton at Jackson Complete Automotive Service B. F. Goodrich Tires Delco Batteries Phone 2371 Sullivan, 111. Diamonds Watch and Clock Repair Watches Jewelry GENE TITUS JEWELRY 4 S. Washington Phone 8301 Sullivan, Illinois Lovington Pick Up - Jewel Box BOB AND LIDA’S CLEANING CENTER Quality Cleaners BOB AND LIDA HESS, Owners Sullivan, Illinois HEZZY’S DRIVE-INN AND BOWL Open 25 Hours Routes 121 and 32 Phone 8805 Sullivan, 111. Congratulations to the Graduates CITIZENS GAS COMPANY Use - Gas----the Ideal Fuel WARD’S FURNITURE See Us for the Needs of Your Home Phone 7117 South Side of Square Sullivan, HI. PHILLIPS’ REPAIR SERVICE Minneapolis Moline and Servis Farm Machinery Phone 5169 Sullivan, Illinois SHASTEEN MOTOR CO. 14 N. Main Sullivan, Phone 6142 Illinois LEON KITE Wood Working Let Us Help You ' We Specialize in Overhead Garage Doors Illinois Sullivan Compliments of ELZY’S Sullivan 111. Phone 5202 Privately Owned Dress Shoppe Discount on All Cash Sales Also 60 Day Lay-A-Way Plan Open Every Night Except Monday NORMA’S Come and Browse Through Our Many Fine Lines. All New Merchandise 3 Doors West of Little Theater Sullivan, Illinois Women's Apparel FASHION SHOP S. W. Corner of Square Sullivan Illinois Seed Cleaning SULLIVAN GRAIN CO. Phone 6145 Sullivan Illinois KEN’S FOOD STORES INC. Serving Moultrie - Macon - Shelby Counties Sullivan - Mt. Zion - Windsor Congratulations to the Graduating Class Landers Farm Tested Seeds Custom Seed Cleaning Morea Liquid Feeds Lander's L. S. Hybrids Grower s LANDERS SEED CO. Sullivan, 111. SCHULTZ HOWELL, INC. 111 North Vino Stroot Arthur, llllnol PHONE KU • 0826 4 OR 5 SALES « M SERVICE CM. - 2 GENUINE I.H. REPAIRS TRACTORS - TRUCKS MAftVlSUA JOHN FOLEY, Salesman IMPLEMENTS ARTHUR GRAIN COMPANY JAMES E. PATE, Mgr. C. J. ASHERMAN Phone 37 Arthur, 111. Quality Meats Groceries Fresh Vegetables and Fruits From Freshville! HARRER’S Where Your Dollar Goes Farther Arthur, 111. Phone 240 Congratulations to the Class of '65 EAD’S STORE Groceries - Meats - Dry Goods Locker Plant CLARK J. EADS, Owner Arthur, Illinois Phone 543-2811 117 E. Progress Arthur Illinois Best Wishes From ARTHUR BOWL AND SNACK BAR Arthur Illinois MOSES CAFE IP IT S COOD FOOD YOU WANT- Air-Conditioned Private Parties Home-made Ice Cream Genuine Deerskin Products Arthur Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of '65 ARTHUR LUMBER CO. Phone 32 Arthur ASHERMANN MOTOR CO. Passenger Cars and Trucks K Sales F Service Your Ford Dealer Since 1929 250 South Vine Arthur, Illinois Acme Boots Red Ball Jets STOCKS SHOE STORE Miss Wonderful Red Goose Best Wishes to the Class of 1965! DELBERT’S STORE Central Illinois' Finest Clothing Store for Men Arthur, Illinois Complete Banking Service STATE BANK OF ARTHUR Member of Federal Reserve System Established 1910 Phone 3 Arthur, Illinois LaPlace Lake City Lintner Casner Burrowsville LAPLACE CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN CO. Main Office at LaPlace LaPlace, Illinois Phone 3401 or 3601 Night Phone 35 31 ANTONE POWERS, Mgr. Compliments of Your LOOK SCHOOL PLAN Representative STAN WILLIAMS LYONS BAND INSTRUMENTS Chicago, Illinois VICK WILSON Compliments of LYONS BAND INSTRUMENTS Southern Illinois Representative VICK WILSON ELECTRICITY is your biggest bargain. What else gives you SO MUCH...costs SO LITTLE? CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY “LAURA HALLFORD ACADEMY” Can Prepare You for a Beautiful Future! Enroll Today Tel. 422-7294 550 N. Water St. Decatur, 111. Pianos Organs Stereo We're Macon Music in Decatur Sheet Music Records Band Instruments Congratulations to the Class of 1965 PURDUE BARBER SHOP Best Clip Joint in Town 1 3 W. Jefferson Sullivan, Illinois Compliments of LLOYD LONG 6 STANDARD STANDARD AGENT Phone 873-4882 Lovington Illinois JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP Let Us Help You to Look Your Best JEAN CLARK Lovington Illinois Compliments of BUNN CAPITOL % Institutional Foods and Supplies Best Wishes to the Class of '65 BLACK CO. Sporting Goods Decatur, Illinois Compliments of SAM LOEB The Best in Men's Wear Decatur, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 ODELL’S STANDARD SERVICE k Phone f W STANDARD Lovington 873-4987 Illinois Now that my job as editor of the 1965 Mirror is finished, I would like to wish the graduating seniors and the underclassmen the best of luck. I thank the Mirror Staff, the faculty, and the students for the cooperation that I have received. Congratulations to the Class of 1965 LELAND J. GLAZEBROOK Sullivan Illinois Your Friend for Life TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Teytor-mede'