Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

MIRROR Presented by The Mirror Staff Junior-Senior High School Lovington, Illinois LE F TENTS that this has been a won- WOULD YOU BELIEVE 1967 Mirror has been lieve (Oops!) From etltlon only . . . ATHLETICS Page 117 ... Winners are Wonderful? MUSIC Page 109 ... Specialists in Bach? ORGANIZATIONS and ACTIVITIES Page 91 ... All Kings Queens? JUNIOR HIGH Page ... 79 ... They Belong Here? . . SECURITY is a Blanket? ... even her hairdresser DOESN'T know? . speedy old ... the beginning of the Prom? ... Lo creeria ... Moultrie County’s Teacher of the Year is ours! VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE NO GREAT DEED 1$ DONE BY FALTERERS WHO ASK FOR SECURITY ... Coaches' problems- - - - - - and rewards! ... strong wind? ... represents two days of vacation? INDEPENDENT COMPANY ADMINISTRATION MR. WILLIAM DIMOND fte sident MR. WILLIAM FLAVEL Treasurer Appointed by Board BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. DON SMITH MR. LLOYD LONG MR. BILLY B. WOOD Secretary MR. KENNETH WILSON MR. EVERETT POWELL MR. JAMES T. SMITH MR. A.E. BEST, SUPERINTENDENT With patience and determination, Mr, Best uses the sea of trivia that engulfs our daily existence to construct a bridge of opportunity that opens to us a plateau of ideals and knowledge. We are proud to have him as our friend, mentor, and superintendent. 19 LOVINGTON JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH With the changing of the seasons, buildings assume different person- alities and meanings to us. In this 1967 Mirror we have tried to show some of the life and the living that we have shared with others at LHS. How long ago was that first day of school? Was it yesterday? Looking back we are aware that mistakes have been made--little ones and big ones. We hope that others will remember the big and the good things that were done and that the mistakes will be only faint memories. Most of all, we realize the fun that we've had; minute by minute the rush from class to class; hour by hour, the lectures, notes, and discussions, day by day the studying and the tests; week by week the planning, month by month the hoping and the con- stant search for knowledge. Thinking it over, we realize that we would not change one minute of it, not a test, not a teacher, not a grade.We remem- ber that we have shared with others this school year of 1966-67. Seated: Mrs. Ruth Davis, Grade 3; Mrs. Barbara Byrkit, Grade 1; Mrs. Rose Minor, Grade 2; Mr. Thomas Ulmer, Principal; Mrs. Phyllis Taylor, Grade 5; Mrs. Patricia Eadie, Music; Mrs. Mary Evans, Grade 3. Standing: Mrs. Celestine Boylan, Grade 4; Mrs. Lorine Best, Grade 2; Mrs. Genelle Fleener, Kindergarten; Miss Grace Thompson, Grade 1; Mrs. Janice Tusing, Secretary; Miss Ruth Morrison, Grade 4;Mrs. Mary Win- ings. Grade 5; Mrs. Martha Morgan, Grade 6; Mrs. Bertha Kitchen, Reading; Mr. John Hamilton. Math. ELEMENTARY BUILDING COOKS MRS. MILDRED EVANS MRS. BETTY BOLSEN MRS. RUBY MORGAN Our echoes roll from soul to soul, and grow forever and forever. -Tennyson STUDENT TEACHERS (MR. ALLEN. Supervising Teacher) MR. RICHARD KID WELL MR. GUS PE KARA MORNING EXERCISES MRS. JULIANNE KIDWELL Clerical Aide F A C U L T MR. JOHN D. ZANCHA, Assistant Principal History B. S., University of Notre Dame M.S., Southern Illinois University MR. LAWRENCE ALLEN Science and Math B.ED., Eastern Illinois University M. S. T., Rolla School of Mines MRS. ELOISE FLEMING. Unit Secretary MISS JANICE ANDERSON Freshman Sponsor, Sociology, Freshman Problems. World History, English I B. S., Western Illinois University MR. TED ANDERSON Freshman Sponsor, Basketball Coach. Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Industrial Arts, 7th Grade Science B.S. Eastern Illinois University FACULTY MRS. BERTHA BAILEY 7th Grade Teacher and Sponsor B.A. Eureka College, Eastern Illinois University, Millikin University MISS CAROLYN BELL Home Economics, 7th Grade Science, Art B.S. Eastern Illinois University MRS. GRACH ESKRIDGE Dean of Girls. Senior Sponsor. Latin. Spanish B.S. Illinois State University at Normal. North western College; University of Wisconsin. M. S. Milikin; Eastern University. University of Misso Universidad Interamericana-Institute Allende MRS. BERTHA KITCHEN §■§ 8th Grade Science and Remedial Reading HH B.S.. Eastern Illinois University. M.S.. Indiana gill State FACULTY MR. GARY LUALLEN Sophomore Sponsor. Football and Track Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Driver's Ed. Boys' P. E. B. S. in Ed.. Illinois State University at Normal MRS. MADELINE F. MCDONALD Sophomore Sponsor, Counselor, English III, and IV B. S. Blackburn University; B. S. University of Illi- nois, Millikin, Eastern University MR. ROBERT PEADRO 8th Grade Sponsor. Junior High Coach, and P. E.. 7th Grade Math, and 8th Grade English Hi.B.. Illinois Wesleyan University MRS. ELLA STEPHENSON Yearbook Sponsor, 8th Grade Sponsor, Unit Librar- ian B.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois University. Univer- sity of Kentucky, Eastern Illinois University, Wes- tern Carolina Teacher's College FACULTY MRS. ELLEN THOMAS Girls' Physical Education, English n B.S. in Ed.. Illinois State Univpfsit at Normal. MR. MAURICE THOMAS Agriculture and Biology B. S., University of Illinois. M. of Ed., University of Illinois MRS. VIVIAN DICKSON Lunchroom Supervisor MRS. EDNA WILHITE. Cook MRS. OPAL BROOKS, Cook These are the ones who contribute so much to our comfort and con- venience and who help to create an atmosphere of good-will at LHS. In behalf of the school body, we salute you! BUS DRIVERS MR. LAWRENCE ALLEN MR. MILLARD KEELING MR. ROY SMITH (rear) MR. DAVE BROWN MR. WILLIAM FOLEY MR. LONNIE MEADOR Custodian MR. DAVE BROWN Head Custodian DELORIS WRIGHT. Editor '67 Mirror Where would our library be without her? GAA 1.2,3,4; FHA 2.3.4; Chorus 1.2,3.4; Mirror St. 4; Pep Club 3.4; Library Club 3,4. ED MOCABEE, Class President Sure I'm a genius, just ask me. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2, 3,4; Camera Club 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Pro- jectionist's Club 3,4; Class Play 3,4. CLASS OF COLLEEN REEDY. Vice-President Would you believe Ilene I are twins! GAA 1.2.3.4; FHA 2.3,4; FTA 3.4; Band 1. 2, 3.4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Class Play 3,4. PEGGY PHELPS, Secretary Our American Beauty Rose Band 1.2.3.4; GAA 2,3,4; YFC 2. SUZANNE BOWERS. Treasurer I can't argue with any of my teachers; they've got a lot to learn. Band 1.2,3.4; Chorus 1.2� 3.4; FT A 1.2. 3.4; YFC 2,3.4; Class Play 3,4. RUTH LONG, Student Council Representative Would anyone like to join my fight for longer weekends? Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Mirror Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Student Council 3,4. MERVIN GILLEN WATER. Student Council Pres- ident Give me a piece of tin and some pedals and I'll show you a Ford. Pep Club 2,3.4; Student Council 2.3.4; Class Play 3.4. 1967 KENNY STINSON, Student Council Represen- tative Never fear Puff is here! Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1.2; Student Coun- cil 1.4; Class play 3,4; Projectionist Club 3,4. JOHN BAILEY Would that I were richer and not so handsome! Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4. PEGGY BINDER Watch out, Bridges, here I come!! Band 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; GAA 2,3.4; FHA 1,2,3.4; FT A 1,2.3.4; Class Play 3.4. CLASS OF DEBBIE BLYTHE I'm for a two party system - Friday and Satur- day night. GAA 1.2,3.4; FTA 2,3.4; FHA 1,2,3; Bandl. 2,3; Chorus 2,4; Mirror Staff 4, Class Play 3. 4. § ROBERT BROCK Voted - Our Most Vaulable Football Player of the year. Football 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Camera Club 3; Projectionist Club 3,4. TERRY BROWN I specialize in very. very, old cars. Chorus 3; Basketball 3. LAURA BURCH AM Some may laugh and some may talk, but she’ll do both forever. FHA 1.2; FTA 1.2. 3,4; GAA 3.4; Band 1.2, 3,4; Chorus 1.2. 3,4; Class Play 3.4. 1967 SANDY CLARK No one but me carries a drugstore for a purse. GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Mirror Staff 4. DIANA CLARKSON But I thought it meant .... Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4. JOANNE COCHRAN Gentlemen prefer redheads. FHA 1,2.3, 4; GAA2.3; Band 1,2; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Class Play 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; FTA 4. MIKE DAWSON He's on the alert when it comes to a skirt. Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1.2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 3. CLASS OF SHIRLEY DICK Words are great, but silence is greater. Chorus 1,3; GAA 3,4. DIANE ELLIOTT Viva LA Ftoncho Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,4; Chorus 2,4; Class Play 3,4. BILL FALTEMIER Sure you have insurance on that Honda? Camera Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Projectionist Club 3.4. SHARON FOLEY Who's going to get the car tonight? Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2, 3.4; GAA 2,3; FTA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,4; Mirror Staff 2,3.4; Stage Band 3,4; Sextet 3,4. 1967 EVELYN FRANKLIN Is it true blondes have more fun? GAA 1, 2,3,4; FTA 4; Mirror 4; Pep Club 1,3, 4; Class Play 3,4. LEONARD FROST He has little to say. but ready to help when needed. Camera Club 4; Projectionist Club 4; Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 1,2. PATTY GLANCY CAROLYN GREEN She was born talking and hasn't had a relapse I'm from the show-me state. yet. FHA 1 2,3. 4; GAA 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; FHA 1.2; GAA 1.2. 3,4; Class Play 3.4; Pep Club 3. CLASS OF ALICE GRIFFIN She may not be a Ford.. .but she certainly can rattle on. GAA 1.2,3,4; Band 2, 3,4; Class Play 3,4. MIKE JACKSON Beware! I may yet do something sensational. STEPHEN KIRKWOOD OW1. It's me again. Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2, 3,4. WILLIE LANE How can you possibly miss when you take dead aim? 1967 RICHARD McCOY Full tank of gas and I'm on the prowl again. Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Pep Club 4. JOHN McGUIRE I'm glad this cruel war is over. Football 1.2. EDNA MILLER A good friend to have, a nice gal to know. GAA 2,3.4; Class Play 3. GLADYS MILLER All who meet her, like her. GAA 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Band 4; YFC 2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Chorus 2,3, 4. CLASS OF ED MINOR I'm never wrong, just ask my teachers. MARCIA MITCHELL Happiness is a B Clarinet. Pep Club 1,2; Class Play 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; FHA 2.3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; YFC 2,3.4; FTA 4. STAN PATRICK Only my mama and I know what a good boy I really am. Football 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1,2.3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3.4; Track 1.2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 1. 2,3.4; Chorus 2.3,4; Class Play 3,4. 1967 ALLEN PHILLIPS The shortest distance between two dates is a good line. FFA 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2. CHARLES RANDOLPH Try - try - try again is his mono. Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 2; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Camera Club 2,3; AV Club 3.4. LINDA RANDOLPH I'm little, but I get around. GAA 1,2.3.4; FHA 3.4; FT A 4; Library Club 4. ILENE REEDY Would you believe Colleen I are not twins. Chorus 1.2.3.4; GAA 1,2. 3.4; Band 1.2; FHA 2.3,4; Pep Club 3.4; FT A 4; Mirror St. 4; Class Play 3,4. CLASS OF 1967 NANCY RILEY Allen, I'm section leader! Please? GAA 2.3; Library Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2.3,4; FTA 4. PATTY WATKINS Toes are Wonderful! FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Class Play 3.4; YFC2, 3.4; Sextet 3.4; Chorus 1.2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Mirror St. 4. SHEILA WILDMAN Physics book in hand I'm set to face the world. Band 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; GAA 1.2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4. SENIOR CLASS SPRING THEATER THE WALL (A one act Drama) THE CITY SLICKER AND OUR NELL (A Rootin’, Tootin’. Shootin’, Meller Drama”) Steve Kirkwood . . . .An aged philosophic man Sharon Foley...........Old Woman whose son is to die Ken Stinson............A burly professional soldier Ed Mocabee.............A soldier who thirsts for the kill Colleen Reedy .... Betrothed to the condemned Bill Faltemier .... A secretive, dangerous sailor Mervin Gillenwater . . Crippled in mind and body Directors Sandy Clark......... Laura Burcham .... Stan Pactrick....... Sheila Wild man.... Ken Stinson......... Bill Faltemier .... Ed Mocabee.......... Diana Clarkson .... Debbie Blythe .... Mr. Mrs. William Heise ...............Little Nell .............. Nell’s sister ..............Nell’s father ...........Nell’s mother . . . . Nell's true love Not as dumb as he seems ................The villain ...........The villainess .... Old Aunt Marthy SENIOR TRIP Reminders of die last and most-looked-forward-to social affair of the Senior Class - the result of four years of planning and working together. AWARD WINNERS Valedictorian Danforth Woman's Club - Science 1st Place - American Legion Salutator ian Bausch Lomb Science Woman's Club - Math. Student Council - History 1st Place - American Legion John E. Timm - Class of 1905 Danforth National Choral . DAR Good Citizen Runnerup - American Legion . Woman's Club - English Student Council - Spanish NANCY RILEY .... STAN PATRICK . . . ED MOCA BEE .... KEN STINSON .... DIANE ELLIOTT . . . WILLIE LANE .... JOHN MC GUIRE . . . GLADYS MILLER . . . DELORIS WRIGHT . . ALLEN PHILLIPS . . . STEPHEN KIRKWOOD . PEGGY PHELPS .... SHIRLEY DICK .... MERVIN GILLEN WATER MIKE DAWSON- SUZANNE BOWERS SHARON FOLEY SHEILA WILDMAN JOAN COCHRAN . LOVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT LOVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM THURSDAY. MAY 25. 1967 8:00 p. m. Prelude............................... Processional - Pomp and Circumstance” National Anthem................... . . Invocation............................ Welcome............................... The Impossible Dream.................. Presentation of Class Gift............ Inspirational Address................. Presentation of Awards ............... Presentation of Class................. Presentation of Diplomas.............. Farewell............................... Benediction........................... Recessional - Ceremony at Margate” . .............Concert Band .............Concert Band .............Concert Band . . . Rev. C. A. Daugherty Lovington Church of God ...............Ed Mocabee Class President . . Senior Chorus Members Introduction--Peggy Binder .............Laura Burcham . . . Rev. Wayne Armbrust Lovington Methodist Church , . . . . John D. Zancha Acting Principal ..............A. E. Best Superintendent ............Lloyd S. Long Board of Education ...........Colleen Reedy .... Rev. Clyde Brown Lovington Baptist Church ............Concert Band .............John Philip Sousa Band Student Council - Librarian . Athlete of the Year . Runnerup - American Legion . Attendance Award . Business Education - Student Council . Student Council - Ind. Arts . Student Council - Boys’ Phy. Ed. . Student Council - Girls’ Phy. Ed. . Student Council - Yearbook Staff . Student Council - Agriculture Award . Student Council - Agriculture Award . Student Council - Social Studies . Certificate of Merit for Jr. Volunteer work at St. Mary’s Hospital . Student Council President SAR Good Citizen Row 1: Deloris Wright, Suzanne Bowers, Nancy Riley, Sharon Foley. Row 2: Sheila Wildman, Mervin Gillewater, Mike Dawson, Kenny Stinson. Row 3: Ed Mocabee, John McGuire, Willie Lane. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of the Lovington High School, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and sixty- seven, being of sound mind (almost) and certain of graduation (although uncertain of the time), are now considering the prospect of taking our places in the worldly affairs of our country, and being desirous of having our estate in the best of condition, we have prepared this, our Last Will and Testament and swear that it is sound. ARTICLE I To MR. BEST, we leave a computer to which he can feed all his problems and come out with an answer. To MR. ALLEN, we leave as many student teachers as he could ever want. To MISS ANDERSON, we leave a World History Class that passes its daily quizzes. To MR. ANDERSON, we leave a truckload of sod to fill the ruts in center field. To MRS. BAILEY, we leave a brand new Pinkerton Badge. To MISS BELL, we leave a wheelbarrow for her diamond. To MR. BELL, we leave a quieter Shorthand Class that pays some attention. To MR. BYRKIT, we leave a music class that knows pp doesn't mean Pretty Please. To MRS. ESKRIDGE, we leave a year's supply of glitter for her Twinkle Toes . To MR. HAMILTON, we leave a whip to use on his great menagerie of wild animals. To MR. HEISE, we leave an abundance of boys to try out for the plays. To MRS. KITCHEN, we leave a tote bag to hold and protect her armful of papers from the gusty winds. To MR. LUALLEN, we leave room in the display case for the 7 trophies won and school records broken by his team mem- bers. To MRS. MC DONALD, we leave with the hopes she remains the grooviest. To MR. PEADRO, we leave a tube of Brillcream, or maybe just the girl. To MRS. STEPHENSON, we leave a rotating, glassed-in watch tower and an automatic timekeeper. To MRS. THOMAS, we leave her sympathy, because she is losing her defeatable senior basketball girls. To MR. THOMAS, e leave an Ag. Class that gets first in the State, would you believe County. To MR. ZANCHA, we leave a new book of jokes requested by his U. S. History Class. To ELOISE FLEMING, we leave more time in which she can get her work done. To the COOKS, we leave extra loaves of bread for their double A lunch program. To the CUSTODIANS, we leave three crates of dirt eaters so they won’t have to work so hard. To our SPONSORS, MRS. ESKRIDGE and MR. BYRKIT, we leave the thought that they will never have another class like this one. ARTICLE II % To the CLASS OF '68, we leave many cheers for next years GAA Tournament. To the CLASS OF '69, we leave best wishes that you make it. To the CLASS OF '70, we leave cleverness and wisdom so they won't have to learn by experience like we did. ARTICLE III I, JOHN BAILEY, leave my break-away speed to Steve Mechling. I, PEGGY BINDER, leave. I, DEBBIE BLYTHE, leave my ability to get through Spanish III to Priscilla Wagahoft. I, SUZANNE BOWERS, leave all my Physics experiments to whoever thinks he may profit by them. I, ROBERT BROCK, leave my ability to fumble the ball in football games to Kent Buxton. He has the desire but lacks the ability. 48 I, TERRY BROWN, leave my ability of buying old cars to Jim Craig. I, LAURA BURCHAM, leave my ability to get stood in the corner in study hall to Suzie Albert. I, SANDY CLARK, leave and say nothing - so I won't get in trouble. I, DIANA CLARKSON, leave the bass drum to anyone who is dumb enough to carry it for 6 years in the hopes that he doesn't become attached to it as I did. I, JOANNE COCHRAN, leave to Mr. Heise a makeup girl who won’t put the eyebrow pencil in Mr. Byrkit's pencil sharpener. I, MIKE DAWSON, leave my junior high name Dinky to Mike Powell hoping that he may grow into it. I, SHIRLEY DICK, leave my quietness to Sherry Howard. I, DIANE ELLIOTT, leave my ability to run into telephone poles to Sherry Howard. I, BILL FALTEMIER, leave my nickname Pierre to Danny Clark in hopes it will improve his tuba playing. I, SHARON FOLEY, leave my ability to be where the action is to Cheryl Redman. I, EVELYN FRANKLIN, leave my Rambler and a hearing aid to Suzie Albert. I, LEONARD FROST, leave my ability to fool everyone into thinking that I am the most studious to William Henry Hare. I, MERVIN GILLEN WATER, leave my ability to drive safely to Sherry Howard. I, PATTY GLANCY, leave my nickname Grace” to Cindy Wilson. I, CAROLYN GREEN, being from Missouri will leave if someone will show me the way. I, ALICE GRIFFIN, leave my exceptional musical talents to Mary Jo Reedy. I, MIKE JACKSON, leave my ability to have a flat tire once a week to anyone who has four bald tires. I, STEPHEN KIRKWOOD, leave Rick Casteel his nickname ’’Gravity . I, WILLIE LANE, leave my position in an all girls Shorthand class to Don Butler. I, RUTH LONG, leave my ability to always get caught when I do something wrong to Betty Clark. I, RICHARD MC COY, leave my photographic memory to what’s his name. I, JOHN MC GUIRE, return to Mr. Peadro my unwanted nickname Squirrel”. I, EDNA MILLER, leave my ability to stay out of trouble to Gary Phelps. I, GLADYS MILLER, leave my ability to grow long hair to Gary Phelps. I, ED MINOR, leave my shyness to whoever can control it in hopes that he do better than I did. I, ED MOCA BEE, leave my ability to write an ”AM paper the hour before it is due to anyone lazy enough to need it. I, MARCIA MITCHELL, leave my athletic ability to Loretta Cook. I, STAN PATRICK, leave my ability to push myself from the table to Don Butler. I, PEGGY PHELPS, leave to John Craig a giant economy size bottle of No Doz Pills to use in history class. I, ALLEN PHILLIPS, leave to Mr. Byrkit a quiet can opener so he can get the lid off his garbage can. I, CHARLES RANDOLPH, leave to Dave Jackson the ability to make short trips to Indiana into long ones. I, LYNDA RANDOLPH, leave to Loretta Cook the nerve to get her ears pierced. I, COLLEEN REEDY, leave all my Batgirl” stunts to my sister. Batty. I, 1LENE REEDY, leave my ability to make an explosion out of non-explosive material to anyone who thinks he can live through it. I, NANCY RILEY, leave to Paul Pierson my rusty, trusty Baritone along with my Booklet called, PRAYER BOOK FOR BARITONE BREAKDOWNS and wish him good luck. I, KEN STINSON, leave my title as Most Cheerful to Don Butler. I, PAT WATKINS, leave taking my wonderful toe with me. I, SHEILA WILDMAN, leave my ability to get stood in the comer with Laura Burcham to Kathy Rickey so she can keep Suzie Albert company. I, DELORIS WRIGHT, leave my position as editor of the Mirror to anyone big enough to take it. In witness whereof, we leave hereunto our hands and seal, this twenty-first day of April, A.D., nineteen hundred and sixty-seven. Signed, sealed, and declared by the said Senior Class, as its Last Will and Testament. 49 Signed: Class of 1967 DELBERT S STORE (Central Illinois' Finest Clothing Store For Men) Phone 5 3-2322 Arthur, Illinois Established 1910 Complete Banking Service Member of Federal Reserve System Phone 5 3-2 11 1 Arthur, Illinois L.W. MC MULLIN FUNERAL HOME Our Purpose: To Surround Final Moments With Quiet Dignity 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 873-4886 Lovington and Sullivan, Illinois KEN'S SUPERWAY Produce, Our Specialty Sul 1ivan, I 11inoi s rf I I Fancy Meats and Groceries BROOKS and FARNEY The Happy Hour Store Bae Brooks Mrs. Robert Farney Ph. 873-4487 Lov i ngton, 111. Comp 1iments of W. J. DAHM Your Rexa 1 I Druggist Lov i ngton Illinois FOSTER FUR CO. Fur Hides Wool and Sporting Goods Phone 873-4686-or-873-i+670 Lov i ng ton. I 11i no i s JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP Let Us Help You to Look Your Best JEAN CLARK Lovi ngton Illinois Best Wi shes from PAULINE HOOVER INSURANCE All Kinds of Insurance Lovington I I 1 inois Best Wi shes to the C lass of '67 E. W. FALTEMIER INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Phone 873-4388 Lov i ngton I 11i no i s Lubrication and Oils FRITTS SINCLAIR SERVICE For Serv ice Call 873-5115 Comp 1iments of LLOYD LONG (standard ; STANDARD AGENT Phone 873-4882 Lov i ngton I I Ii no i s JUNIORS CLASS LARRY WOOD Class ftesident Business Ed. 1967 Mirror DON BUTLER Vice-ftesi dent MARY JO REEDY Secretary CHERYL ALBERT Treasurer RICK CASTEEL Student Council Rep. PRISCILLA WAGAHOFT Student Council Rep. OF '68 DEAN ADKINS PATTI BINDER MIKE BODDY CATHIE BOLSEN TERRY BROCK KENT BUXTON CLASS BETTY CLARK DANNY CLARK LORETTA COOK BILLY COSLOW JOHN CRAIG SUZANNE DAVIS OF '68 MARK DAWSON LEE DILLER KENT ELLIOTT CRAIG FLEENER DERIS GOOD BILL HARE CLASS LARRY HAWS SHERRY HOWARD DAVID JACKSON AMELIA KIRKWOOD DARLENE LINVILLE SHELLY LONG GREG MECHUNG STEVE MECHUNG CLASS JEAN ANN OZIER DUNE PHILLIPS KAY POWELL MIKE POWELL LARRY PRATT LARRY PRESTON OF '68 CHERYL REDMON PATTY WILHITE MARY ETTA WILLOUGHBY CINDY WILSON BOB YOKLEY STEVE ISLAKER Banquet - Christian Church JUNIOR- BANQUET APRIL “DUTCH Serving - by Sophomore Girls MENU Vleeschnat Gekookt Rundvleesch Aardappelen Wortels Kropsia Olijven en Augurken Noten en Suikergoed Nogerecht Koffie Thee BEVY of BEAUTIES I WAS A TEENAGE DRACULA JUNIOR CLASS PLAY December 3, 1966 Director: WILLIAM HEISE Author: GENE DONOVAN CHARACTERS Sue Marshall . . . Pete............... Aunt Enid Purdy. Uncle Clyde Purdy Audrey . . . . . Termite . . . . Marlene . . . . Steve Dracca . . Dr. Cole. . . . Mrs. Erskin. . . Steinbeck . . . Dodo............. Jackie........... Lola............. Batty............ Two Attendants . .............Loretta Cook ..............Dave Jackson ............Sherry Howard .............Craig Fleener ..............Alice McCoy ..............Mike Powell ..............Cindy Wilson ..............Larry Wood ...........Richard Casteel ..............Patty Binder ..............Bill Coslow .... Priscilla Wagahoft .............Cheryl Albert .............Beverly Murphy ..............Mary Jo Reedy Larry Preston, Mark Dawson Many strange events begin to terrorize the neighborhood when Steve Dracca, from Transylvania, comes to live with the Prudys. Marlene, the maid who is a regular of late night horror shows, is convinced that Steve is the trouble-maker and she manages to get others to agree with her. After the guilty person is found. Steve, of course, is vindicated. CLASS DAVID BOWERS Class President PAUL BENDER Vice-President KAY RIGG Secretary MARY ELLEN MOCABEE Treasurer RICHARD WILDMAN Student Council JACKIE SHORT Student Council NANCY ADAMS SUZANNE ALBERT SUSAN BINDER CLASS DIANE FRANTZ MARCIA FRANTZ CHARLES GOAD MIKE GRIFFIN DEBBIE HETTINGER KAY HOUSE TERRY HUBBARD ARDITH KELLY OF 1969 JIM KINERT FRANK KING LLOYD KIRKWOOD RITA LAMBDIN SUZANNE LANE LE TITIA LOREN SON DENNIS MECHUNG DEBORAH MONTGOMERY JOHN STINSON PEGGY SWITZER DOUG THOMAS TOM WEST MARY WISDOM DIANNE WRIGHT (Opposite Page) KATHIE RICKEY MARISUE SMITH JACKIE MARTIN HARDWARE STATE BANK Phone 873- 313 Lovington, Illinois Complete Banking Services in Up-to-Date Surroundings MOULTRIE GRAIN ASSOCIATION Your farmer owned and controlled grain market with bonded elevators at: CALDWELL WILLIAMSBURG ULRICH LOVINGTON CLASS JOHN DAVIS Class President DAN DAWSON Vice-President RAND BROUTIN Secretary MARY ANN MORRISON Treasurer STAN BROOKS Student Council Representative BETTY COOK Student Council Representative ROBERT BARLOW KEVIN BLYTHE BOBETTE BODDY OF 1970 MARTHA BOLSON STUART BOWERS NINA CASTEEL WARD CASTEEL DEAN COSLOW DEAN CREVISTON SHARON CROSBY CLASS LINDA ECKEL DARLA ENSIGN DONNA FALTEMIER MARY JANE FLEMING DONNA GADDIS DORTHY GADDIS VICKIE GOOD STAN GREEN LA VONNA KELLY OF 1970 KENNY JENT BRYANT LANE DOUG MITCHELL DANNY MURPHY { w r, CLASS OF 1970 CALVIN SCRIBNER DIANE SHORT MARLENE TRAIN OR DON WALLIS JIM WALLIS HUDEAN WEST JOYCE WEST VICKIE WOOD DICK GATON JUNIOR HIOH 8th LESTER MECH LING Class President JILL BAILEY Vice-President DEBRA MORGAN Secretary JEANNE ALBERT Treasurer VICKI ASHERMAN Student Council Representative LLOYD JOHNSON Student Council Representative JIM ADAMS MARY ALICE ADKINS CHARLES BINDER JEANNE BODDY DEBRA BURGE BECKY CARTER GRADE TERRY CLARK KALEA CRAIG PAM CROSBY CAROLYN ELLIOTT DENISE FRANTZ GARY GEILING DUNE GLANCY CINDY GOOD JIM GORDON SYLVU GRADY JOHNNY HALE PATTY HAYES KENT HOUSE DON JACKSON SANDRA JENT MIKE KELLEY GAIL KINERT RODNEY KING BRUCE LEWIS JOHANNA MARDIS PATTY MARNER COLLEEN MC GUIRE LARRY NEWLAN MARLENE PHILLIPS LARRY RIGG CHERYL SMITH DENNIS SMITH MARCIA SMITH BETTY WALLIS CATHY WILD MAN (BELOW) SUSAN WININGS JOHN WOOD MARSHA GATONS VIRGIL MARTIN Prelude............................... Processional-- Pomp and Circumstance” National Anthem....................... Invocation............................ Welcome............................... Speaker............................... Presentation of Awards ............... Looking Forward to High School .... History of Class...................... Presentation of Class................. .....................Larry Wood .....................Cadet Band .....................Cadet Band ..................Rev. Roy Witt Lake City Bible Church ......................John Wood ....................Delmar Elder Moultrie County Supt. of Schools ................John D. Zancha Acting Principal .....................Gail Kinert ...................Jeanne Albert ......................A. E. Best Superintendent Presentation of Certificates.........................................Donald J. Smith Board of Education Class Poem............................................................Susan Winings Special Numbers - Jeannette and This Land Is Your Land” . Jr High Mixed Chorus Benediction...................................................Rev. C. A. Daugherty Lovington Church of God Recessional- Pomp and Circumstance .....................................Cadet Band Ushers: Kathy Smith. Tracey Glancy, Jeff Simpson, Dennis Clarkson LOVINGTON EIGHTH GRADE PROMOTIONAL WEDNESDAY, MAY 24,1967 LOVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM 8: OO P.M. AMERICAN LEGION AWARD WINNERS Jdin Wood Runner Up--Tie Cheryl Smith Runner Up Dennis Smith 1st Place Susan Winings 1st Place Kent House Runner Up--Tie 7th MIKE REEDY Class ftesident GARY DAVIS Class Vice-Pres. KATHY SMITH Secretary DEAN MEADOWS Treasurer JULIA FALTIMER Student Council Rep. GREG GRANT Student Council Rep. BARBARA BINDER ANDY BOLSEN JERRY BOLSEN GERALD BORN CAROLYN CASTEEL DENNIS CLARKSON GRADE RICHARD COSLOW MAX COX LOUISE DICK MARY DYER RAE ELLEN EADIE JOHN FRANKLIN NANETTE FRANTZ RICHARD GADDIS MARCELLA GILLENWATER JAMES GILMORE TRACEY GLANCY BECKY GRIFFIN ‘ jfei GRADE TONY SEELOW GAIL SHAW JEFF SIMPSON JOE DEAN SMITH JOE WIMMIAN SMITH DARRELL STEVENS SUELLEN THOMAS TERRY WHITE NANCY WILHITE KAREN WISDOM BILLY WITT KEITH V bOD Opposite Page CAROL PRESTON WALTER RENFRO PATTY SCRIBNER PEGGY HUTTON marching band IflCOW tOV«CToa PUTtfK • t ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES HER MAJESTY PEGGY PHELPS ESCORT RICHARD MC COY 92 THE COURT JUNIOR VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS Martha Boisen, Martha Smith, Kathy Foley, Suzanne Lane. FRESHMAN FLOAT (Right) SENIOR FLOAT (Left) '66 HOME MIRROR STAFF—Seated: Deloris Wright, Editor; Mrs. Stephenson, Advisor; liene Reedy, Ruth Long, Cindy Wilson, Art Editor. Standinj Business Editor; Mike Powell, Sports; Debby Blythe, and Sharon Foley. ... The Workers ... Ye Ole Editor ave Bowers, Advertising; Larry Wood, MIRROR STAFF We hope that the “67 Mirror” correctly reflects and Interprets the school year. May It help to add color and Interest to your memories ol LHS. We have enjoyed working on the theme, preparing the copy, and meeting the deadlines. BUSINESS STAFF--Seated: Larry Wood, Shirley Dick, Evelyn Franklin, Gladys Miller, Mr. Bell, Advisor. Standing: Dave Bowers, Ed Minor, John McGuire, Deloris Wright, Lynda Randolph, Sandy Clark, Diane Elliott, Edna Miller. Row 1: Cindy Wilson, Priscilla Wagahoft, Betty Clark, Colleen Reedy, Sherry Howard, Uene Reedy, Mary Etta Willoughby, Beverly Murphy, Marcia Mitchell, Cheryl Albert. Row 2: Patty Watkins, Joyce West, Darlene Lineville, Johnetta Edring- ton, Dorothy Gaddis, Miss Bell, Advisor; Donna Gaddis, Linda Eckel, Cheryl Redmon, Bobette Boddy, Mary Jo Reedy. Row 3; Vickie Good, Deloris Wright, Suzanne Lane, Suzanne Albert, Kathie Rickey, Evelyn Franklin, Nancy Adams, Roberta Randolph, Joanne Cochran, Linda Randolph, Jean Ann Ozier, Diane Short. Row 4: Arlene Newberry, Betty Cook, Alice McCoy, Letitia Lorenson, Loretta Cook, Amelia Kirkwood, Peggy Binder, Patty Wilhite, Dianne Wright, Suzanne Davis, and Darla Ensign. FFA The FFA year begins on May 1st and the activities are planned from that time. The President-- John Bailey and Re porter--Steve Mechling were the delegates to the State Convention at the Assembly Hall at Urbana on June 8, 9, and 10. The Livestock team participated in the state contest and received a blue ribbon, missing the top ten teams in the state by only a few points. The fall school term begins with a completion of the program of work for the year. This is an as- signment of committees and meeting programs for the twelve meetings, dates for other activities, and work schedules. The Parent and Son Banquet was held on February 21st with Dr. Karl Gardner of the University of Illinois as the main speaker. Two Honorary Chapter Farmers, Donald W. Bolsen and Byron Boddy, were elected and honored at the banquet. 98 FHA Future Homemakers face the challenge of their motto, with warm courage and high hopes . The well- rounded program of the organization includes three categories: educational, service, and social. The 1966-67 year was a very active year for the FHA. The money making project for the year was selling calendar towels and serving at banquets. In September the annual FHA - FFA hamburger fry was held. At the October meeting the new members were initiated into the club. The club also sent cookies to some of the local boys who are serving in Vietnam. In February, a Sweetheart Dance was held with Jean Ann Ozier, a club mem- ber, chosen queen. At the end of the 1966-67 school year a style show was held and all of the girls modeled garments they had made during the year. The Officers are: President, Sherry Howard: Vice-President, Ilene Reedy; Parliamentarian, Patty Watkins; Sec- retary, Colleen Reedy; Treasurer, Mary Etta Willoughby; Vice-President of Recreation. Betty Clark Priscilla Wagahoft; Vice-President of Public Relations, Cindy Wilson; Vice-President of Degrees, Cheryl Albert, Histori- an, Mary Jo Reedy. Row 1: Mr. Thomas, Advisor; Kent Elliott, Allen Phillips, John Bailey, Steve Kirkwood, Rick Casteel, Steve Mechling. Row 2: Mike Boddy, John Stinson, Barney Ozier, Willis Bolsen. Row 3: John Davis, Lloyd Kirkwood, Dan Dawson, Dennis Mechling, Stan Brooks, Ward Casteel. Row 4: Danny Reedy, Mike Griffin, Dean Creviston, Greg Mechling, Steve Islak- er, Dan Clark, and Doug Thomas. LOVINGTON w CHAPTER VOLLEYBALL (Above)Row 1: Edna Miller, Peggy Phelps, Ilene Reedy, Sheila Wildman, Row 2: Patty Glancy, Debbie Blythe, Diana Clarkson, Shirley Dick, Peg- gy Binder. Row 3: Gladys Miller, Alice Griffin, Ruth Long, Mrs. Thom- as (Advisor) Evelyn Franklin, Colleen Reedy, Patty Watkins. PIZZA PARTY (Right)Row 1: Patti Reedy, Dorothy Gaddis, Donna Gaddis, Linda Eckel. Row 2: Diane Short, Martha Bolsen, Vickie Wood, Marlene Train or, Vickie Good. Row 3: Nina Casteel, Judy Owen, Betty Cook, Darla En- sign. SWIMMING (Left) Row 1: Sharon Crosby, Linda Randolph, Martha Smith, Joyce Riley, Kay Rigg, Diane Elliott. Row 2: Donna Faltemier, Mary Ann Morrison, Mary Ellen Mocabee, Kathy Foley, Dianne Wright. Row 3: Bobette Boddy, De- loris Wright, Sandy Clark, Peggy Switzer, Mary Jane Fleming, Kathy Foster. BOWUNG (Above) Row 1: Arlene Newberry, Rita Lambdln, Nancy Adams, Suzanne Albert, Deborah Montgomery, Chris Fleener. Row 2: Kay House, John- etta Edrington, Roberta Randolph, Kathie Rickey, Jackie Short. Row 3: Debbie Clarkson, Susan Binder, Letitia Lorenson, Mary Wisdom, Diane Frantz, Marisue Smith. ACTIVITIES FOR 1966-67 The 1966-67 GAA represents the largest and one of the most active groups in the school. Eighty-two girls participated in a variety of sports activities which included - basketball, volleyball, hiking, swimming, and bowling. Volleyball champs for the year were the junior girls and the basketball champs were the sophomore girls. 1966-67 OFFICERS President - Colleen Reedy Vice-President - Peggy Phelps Secretary - Mary Jo Reedy Points Captains - Laura Burcham and Cheryl Albert BASKETBALL (Right) Row 1: Mary Jo Reedy, Alice Mc- Coy, Cathie Bolsen, Diane Phillips, Cheryl Albert. Row 2: Darlene Miller, Loretta Cook, Amelia Kirkwood, Cindy Wilson, Patty Wilhite, Mary Etta Willoughby. Row 3: Cheryl Redmon, Beverly Murphy, Kay Powell, Priscilla Wagahoft, Darlene Lin- ville. Linda Eckel, Lynda Randolph. Evelyn Franklin, Loretta Cook, Cathie Bolsen, Suzanne Davis, Nancy Riley. Cheryl Red- man, Gladys Miller, Mrs. Stephenson (seated), Kay Powell, Donna Gaddis. Deloris Wright, Diane Short, Dorothy Gaddis, Vickie Good. STUDENT LIBRARIANS MOULTRIE-SHELBV F-S INCORPORATED 220 North Market Street Su11ivan, Illinois Phone 5128 Feed - Seed - Fertilizer and Petroleum Seated: Ed Mocabee, Ken Stinson, Bill Faltemier. Standing: Buddy Randolph, Bob Brock, Mr. Bell, Sponsor; Terry Brock, Leonard Frost. CAMERA CLUB Seated: Mr. Allen, Sponsor; Bill Faltemier, Ed Mocabee, Leonard Frost, Bill Coslow, Ed Minor. Standing: Larry Wood, Larry Pratt, Allen Price, Craig Fleener, Tommy West, Dean Adkins, Larry Preston. Row 1: Mr. Anderson, Mike Dawson, Sec. -Treas. ;John Bailey, President; Stan Patrick, Vice-President; Stephen Kirkwood, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mr. Luallen. Row 2: Mike Boddy, Bud Randolph, Steve Mechling, Willis Bolsen, Bob Brock, Larry Haws, Mike Powell. Row 3; Kent Buxton, Dave Jackson, Mark Newberry, Doug Thomas, Dave Bowers, Lloyd Kirkwood. Row 4; Kent Elliott, Fred Foley, Greg Mechling, Rick Casteel, Rich McCoy, Ken Stinson. Don Butler. LETTERMEN'S CLUB TRY, TRY AGAIN!!!! OUR LEADER!!!! The Lovington Lettermen's Club was organized for the purpose of promoting educational and athletic activities and for the benefit of the club and its members. The activities of the club for the past year have includ - ed ad sales for the district tournament, Parent's Night during the football season, and our second spring carnival. We hope to make the last two events annual affairs. Each year the club purchases something for the benefit of one or more of our sports. This year our ambition has been toward helping to purchase a lighted foul-board for basket- ball. PEP CLUB Row 1: Cheerleaders, Suzanne Lane, Diane Elliott, Martha Bolsen, Pa tty Watkins. Kathy Foley, Cindy Wilson, Le titia Lore nson, Lynda Randolph, Martha Smith, Jean AnnOzier. ROW 2: Miss Anderson, Sponsor, Diane Short, Jackie Short, Gladys Miller, Deloris Wright. Sandy Clark, Dorothy Gaddis. Jackie Martin, Christine Fleener. Suzie Albert. Kathie Rickey. Donna Gaddis. Mary Jane Fleming, Johnetta Edrington. Cheryl Redman. Bobette Boddy. Row 3: Kay Powell. Beverly Murphy. Roberta Randolph, Deborah Montgomery. Suzanne Davis. Cheryl Albert. Ruth Long. Linda Stevens. Susan Binder. KayRigg, Nancy Adams. Joanne Cochran, Betty Clark, Sherrj Howard, Arlene Newberry, Suzanne Bowers, Alice Griffin. Row 4: Mary Wisdom, Mary Jo Reedy, Diane Phillips, Cathie Bolsen, Patricia Wilhite. PattyGlancy, Peggy Phelps, Debbie Blythe. Amelia Kirkwood. PeggyBinder, Loretta Cook, llene Reedy. Mary Ann Morrison, Mary Etta Willoughby. Dianne Wright. Alice McCoy. Row Sharon Foley, Robert Brock. Steve Mechling, Stuart Bowers. Lloyd Kirkwood, TommyWest, KevinBlythe, Dave Bowdrs, Ward Casteel. Dennis Mechling. StanBrooks. WillisBolsen. CharlesRan- dolph. Danny Murphy, Diana Clarkson. Row 6: Danny Reedy, MervinGillenwater. Stan Patrick. Paul Bender. Gregg Mechling, Richard McCoy. John Bailey. Steve Kirkwood, Richard Casteel. Fred Foley. Richard Wildman. DannyClark, DougThomas, Stanley Franklin. Throughout the entire year the PEP CLUB backed our athletic squads. We are very proud to have such a group as this one behind us—whether we win or lose. 105 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Mervin Gillenwater, President; Ruth Long, Secretary; Priscilla Wagahoft, Treasurer; Kenny Stinson, Vice-presi- dent; Mrs. Eskridge, Sponsor. Standing: Mr. Best Mr. Zancha, Sponsors; Betty Cook, Richard Casteel, Gail Kinert, Julia Faltemier, Lloyd Johnson, Richard Wildman, Greg Grant, Stan Brooks, Jackie Short. The Student Council is the representative body of the school. From it we learn the basic form of democracy. The members of Student Council are elected by their classes, and each member does his part in planning for LHS. This year the Student Council had the Harlem Stars basketball team here to raise mon- ey for a new basketball foul-board. Also Mr. Thomas Grimm came to our school and shared with us his experiences in world travel. 106 Mervin and Mr. Grimm ? FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is an organization with the purpose of showing interested students the different as- pects of the teaching field. The 1966-'67 year was very active for the FTA. The annual Moultrie County Career Night was held at Lovington, and the FTA organized this event. Also the district Latin tournament was held here, and the FTA served refreshments to the groups and guided them through the school. Row 1: Mrs. Eskridge, Sponsor; Shelia Wildman, Peggy Binder, Colleen Reedy, Diane Phillips, Linda Randolph. Row 2: Nancy Riley, Suzanne Bowers, Mike Powell, Larry Pratt, Larry Wood, Joanne Cochran, Marcia Mitchell, Evelyn Frank- lin. Row 3: Cathie Bolsen, Uene Reedy, Cindy Wilson, Sharon Foley, Debbie Blythe, Kathy Foley, Patty Wilhite, Mary Jo Reedy. YOUTH FOR CHRIST Row 1: Mrs. McDonald, Advisor; Marcia Mitchell, Vice-President; Suzie Bowers, President; Rita Lambdin, Johnetta Edwing- ton, Patty Watkins. Row 2: Diane Phillips, Ruth Long, Sharon Foley, Patti Binder, Nina Casteel, Betty Cook, Debby Mont- gomery. Row 3: Dave Bowers, Larry Wood, Paul Pierson, Cindy Wilson, Allan Price, Mark Mitchell. Stuart Bowers. SAVE MONEY Drive a Volkswagen Sherman Import Motors Inc. Telephone 877- 711 Sherman IMPORT MOTORS C. Mt bid 2190 E. Pershing Road Decatur, Illinois 62526 Now at our new location BAND -67 tow 1: Colleen Reedy, Betty Clark, Ed Mocabee, Kathy Foley, Cindy Wilson. Row 2: Christine Fleener, Diane Phillips, Sharon Fo- ey, Lloyd Kirkwood. Row 3: Mark Newberry, Craig Fleener, Larry Preston, Stephen Kirkwood, Dean Coslow, Larry Wood, Bill :altemier, Martha Smith. STAGE BAND COLOR GUARD Amelia Kirkwood, Gladys Miller, Alice McCoy, Larry Wood, Patty Wilhite, Suzanne Davis, Loretta Cook. MIXED CHORUS Row 1: Kay House, Joyce West, Cheryl Redman, Deloris Wright, Martha Boisen, Mr. Byrkit, Director; Sandy Clark, Mary Jane Fleming, Gladys Miller, Peggy Switzer, Jackie Short. Row 2: Sharon Crosby, Kay Powell, Diane Elliott, Rita Lambdin, Arlene New- berry, Stuart Bowers, Debbie Montgomery, Chris Fleener, Suzanne Bowers, Patty Watkins, Patti Reedy. Row 3: Johnetta Edrington, Linda Stevens, Sherry Howard, Suzanne Davis, Mary Jo Reedy, Tom West, Lloyd Kirkwood, Alice McCoy, Cheryl Albert, Sheila Wildman, Joyce Riley, Nancy Riley. Row 4: Vickie Wood, Debbie Clarkson, Diane Frantz, Dianne Wright, Dave Bowers, Larry Wood, Ed Mocabee, Diane Phillips, Martha Smith, Marisue Smith, Colleen Reedy. Row 5: Donna Faltemier, Mary Ann Morrison, Ilene Reedy, Patty Glancy, Danny Clark, Stan Pactrick, Jim Kinert, Danny Reedy, Loretta Cook, Patti Binder, Patty Wilhite, Susan Binder. Row 6: Cathie Boisen, Peggy Binder, Mary Ellen Mocabee, Sharon Foley, Paul Pierson, Steve Kirkwood, Ken Stinson, Alien Phillips, Craig Fleener, Diana Clarkson, Debbie Blythe, Amelia Kirkwood, Judy Owens. ACCOMPANISTS Suzanne Bowers Cindy Wilson Larry Wood Diana Clarkson Martha Smith Kay House AWARD MUSIC • VOCAL JUNIOR HIGH CLARINET QUARTET First Place Nanette Frantz Gail Shaw Nancy Wilhite Joe Smith 114 BOY'S SEXTET - FIRST AT STATE Steve Kirkwood, Stan Patrick, Craig Fleen- er, Dave Bowers, Paul Pierson, Kenny Stin- son. JUNIOR HIGH (Left) CORNET SOLOISTS Mike Reedy - 1st place Darrell Stevens - 1st place Kim Newberry - 1st place FIRST AT STATE Larry Wood - Piano Solo ACCOMPANISTS Suzanne Bowers, Cindy Wilson, Larry Wood, Diane Clarkson. Martha Smith. Kay House. WINNERS iINSTRUMENTAL GIRLS' SEXTET - 2nd AT STATE Martha Smith, Loretta Cook, Mary Ellen Moca bee, Patty Watkins, Sherry Howard, Sharon Foley. SOLOISTS - (Right) Diane Phillips - 2nd - Trombone Mary Ellen Mocabee - 2nd - Girl's Medium Voice Suzanne Bowers - 2nd in Piano Voice BRASS SEXTET - 2nd Craig Fleener Sheila Wildman Danny Clark Nancy Riley Mark Newberry Diane Phillips AT STATE JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' SEXTET 2nd place Cheryl Smith, Accompanist. Sandy Jent, Donna Reedy. Carolyn Elliott, Jill Bailey, Cathy Wild- man, Debby Morgan. CADET BAND JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS LHS STAN PATRICK Co-Captain Sr. Tackle LETTER 1966 MIKE DAWSON CO-CAPTAIN . Quarterback WILUS BOLSEN Soph. Guard Jr. Halfback STEVE MEC HLING Jr. Halfback e FRED FOLEY Soph. End Leading Tackier Lv DOUG THOMAS f N fv Soph. Fullback 4 1 1 h k hr ' w M. Ul V Row 1: Dave Bowers, Kent Buxton, Mark Newberry, Stan Patrick, Doug Thomas, Dan Clark, Mark Dawson. Row 2: Kent Elliott, Don Butler, Greg Mechling, Ken Stinson, John Bailey, Steve Kirkwood, Fred Foley, Mike Dawson. Row 3: Mr. Anderson, Assistant Coach, Mr. Luallen, Coach, Steve Mechling, Shelly Long, Bob Brock, Willis Bolson, Charles Ranolph, Lloyd Kirkwood, Manager, Mike Powell, Manager. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL Martha Bolsen, Jean Ann Ozier, Suzanne Lane, Linda Randolph, Martha Smith, Patty Watkins, Letitia Lorensen, Diane Elliott, Kathy Foley, Cindy Wilson. Row 1: Dan Dawson, Tom West, Dave Bowers, Dan Clark, Mark Dawson, John Davis, Frank King. Row 2: Dan Reedy, Jim Kinert, Paul Bender, Mark Newberry, Richard Wildman, Paul Pierson. Row 3: Mr. Luallen, Mr. Anderson, Corky Broutin, Stuart Bowers, Willis Bolson, Dan Murphy, Larry Haws, Manager. '66 JUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY STATISTICS SENIOR VARSITY STATISTICS Lovington 7 Arthur 26 Lovington 0 Moweaqua Lovington 13 Moweaqua 6 Lovington 7 Macon Lovington 20 Macon 6 Lovington 32 Bethany Lovington 0 Bethany 13 Lovington 0 Illiopolis Lovington 0 Illiopolis 32 Lovington 0 Assumption Lovington 27 Assumption 0 Lovington 14 Cerro Gordo Lovington 7 Maroa 6 Lovington 18 Maroa Lovington 6 Farmer City 33 Lovington 26 Farmer City Lovington 27 Niantic-Harristown 0 24 12 7 6 19 6 19 7 B. Brock------Back of the Year B. Brock------Most Valuable Player S. Kirkwood—Haw’s Lineman J. Bailey-----Most Improved Player F. Foley-Leading Tackier 121 SEASON'S BASKETBALL RECORD VARSITY . jr. VARSITY Tllinnlic I AifinntAn Ol nit.. Lovington 61' Illioplis 54 Lovington 31 Illiopolis Lovington 59 Arthur 64 Lovington 22 Arthur Lovington 63 Maroa 58 Lovington 42 Maroa Lovington 7T Moweaqua sa Lovington 44 Moweaqua Lovington 73 Arthur 66 Lovington 42 Arthur Lovington 61 Bement 66 Lovington 48 Bement Lovington 51 Niantic 54 Lovington 49 Niantic-Harristown Lovington 5 Bethany 45 Lovington 48 Bethany Lovington 60' Stonington 50 Lovington 52 Stonington Lovington 64 Tower Hill 47 Lovington 67' Tower Hill Lovington 46 Bethany 58 Lovington 59 Cerro Gordo Lovington 85' Findlay 48 Lovington 69 Bethany Lovington 56 Macon 67 Lovington 66 Findlay Lovington 76 Atwood 63 Lovington 65 Macon Lovington 81 Blue Mound 62- Lovington 55 Atwood Lovington 63 Assumption 72 Lovington 53 Blue Mound Lovington 81r Brocton 62 Lovington 68 Assumption Lovington 86 Brocton-Redman Meridian Conference Tournament at Findlay Lovington 51 Stonington 58 Cerro Gordo Invitational Tournament District Tournament at Lovington Lovington 50 Bement 46 Lovington 81 Windsor 67 Lovington 66 Beason 38 Lovington 58 2nd Bethany 73 Lovington 56 1st Moweaqua 50 40 60 43 40 75 39 46 39 68 45 50 44 57 40 46 61 75 66 122 JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Managers Mike Boddy and Lloyd Kirkwood; Mr. Anderson, Mr. Luallen, Statisti- cians Mark Dawson and Mike Powell. Standing: Steve Mechling, Bill Hare, Stan Patrick, Fred Foley, Rick Casteel, Ken Stinson, John Bailey, Stephen Kirkwood, Rich McCoy, Greg Mechling, Mike Dawson, Don Butler, Dave Jackson. VARSITY Row 1: Frank King, Dave Bowers, Jim Kinert, Rich Wildman, Doug Thomas, Willis Bolsen. Row 2: Bob Barlow, Cork’ Broutin, Stuart Bowers,Kevin Blythe, Dan Murphy. Row 3: Mr. Anderson, Mr. Luallen, Greg Mechling, Paul Bender, Bill Hare, Lloyd Kirkwood. lSEBALL TEAM--Row 1: Dan Murphy, Mike Powell, Steve Mechling, Mark Dawson, Doug Thomas, Frank King, Dan Dawson, r. Anderson, Coach. Row 2: Jim Kinert, Mike Dawson, Don Butler, Rick Casteel, John Bailey, Ken Stinson, Richard McCoy, d Richard Wildman. The Team had a winning season with a 5-4 record. SPRING SPORTS Stan Patrick New Records: Shot 53'5 1 2 Discus 152' 1 5 8 Stephen Kirkwood New Record 2 Mile with time of 10. 53. 2 min. SPRING SPORTS 1967 TRACK TROPHIES WON 1st Place in Conference Meet 2nd Place in Paris Relays 2nd Place at Cerro Gordo 1st in Mile Relay at Conference 1st in the F-S 880 Relay in Paris Relays 1st in the F-S Relay in the Bi-County MILE RELAY TEAM Kent Buxton Bill Coslow Fred Foley Kent Elliott School Record 3 min. 39. 3 sec. TRACK TEAM--Row 1: Stuart Bowers, Willis Bolsen, Rand Broutin, Stan Brooks, Dennis Mechling, Bob Barlow, Bryant Lane. Row 2: Mark Newberry, Manager; Kevin Blythe, John Davis, Bill Coslow, Kent Buxton, Dave Bowers, Dave Jackson, Doug Thomas, Lloyd Kirkwood, Manager. Row 3: Mr. Luallen, Coach. Ed Mocabee, Stan Patrick, Greg Mechling, Steve Kirkwood, Fred Foley, Kent Elliott, Stan Franklin, and Danny Clark. John Bailey Dave Jackson (L) Mike Dawson (R) Steve Kirkwood (L) Rich McCoy (R) Rick Casteel Ken Stinson (L) Stan Patrick (R) Fred Foley (Below) With eyes toward the future, Start training today - Laura Hallford ¥ T' !f0 I Academy of Beauty Culture Academy of Beauty Culture 550 N. Water Decatur, III. Phone k22-729k S . RCA Sales and Service Tractor Repairs Firestone Tires WILLIAMS TRACTOR SERVICE Delco Batteries Welding Lov i ngton, I I 1i no i s Leonard Williams William Foley Loving ton Pickup - Jewel Box BOB AND LIDA'S CLEANING CENTER Qua 1 i ty C leaners Bob and Lida Hess, Owners Su 1 1ivan, 111. FLAG FOOTBALL—Row Is Mike Winskill, Terry White. Richard Gaddis. Jim Pratt. John Wood, Jim Gilmore. Bob Brooks, Greg Grant. John Franklin. Row 2: Joe Smith. Don Jackson. Ron Miller, Steve Wall, Jerry Bom. Sid Miller. John Mechling. Gary Davis. Dennis Grady, David Morgan. Row 3: Dennis Evans. Kevin Dawson, Jim Murphy. Jerry Boisen. Denny Smith, Keith Wood. ChrisLong, Rick Boddy. Row 4: Mr. Peadro, Coach; Arlon Long. Rodney King. Lester Mechling. Jim Gordon. Kent House, Dennis Clarkson. Lloyd Johnson, Jeff Simpson, Mike Powell. Assistant Coach. JUNIOR RED HIGH BIRDS LIGHTWEIGHTS - - Row 1: Jim Murphy, Jim Pratt, Jim Adams, Mr. Peadro, Jim Gilmore, Steve Wall, Mike Reedy. Row 2: Joe Smith, Gary Davis, Jerry Bom, Richie Gaddis, Denny Smith, John Mechling, Bob Brooks, Bobby Eads. BASKETBALL HEAVEYWEIGHTS--Row 1: Jeff Simpson, Tony Seelow, Kent House, Lester Mechling, Lloyd Johnson. Row 2: Mike Reedy, Jim Pratt, Dennis Clarkson, Bill Witt, Max Cox, Steve Wall. Row 3: Mr. Peadro, Jim Gordon. Row 1: Dennis Clarkson, Lester Mechling, Kent House, Tony Seelow, Bill Witt, Jeff Simpson. Row 2: Mr. Peadro, Richie Gaddis, Mike Reedy, Darrell Geiling, Dennis Smith, Jim Gordon. Row 3: Jim Murphy, Keith Wood, Steve Wall, Gary Davis, John Mech- ling, Joe Smith, Bob Eads. Row 4: Bob Brooks, Jim Gilmore, Lloyd Johnson, Max Cox, Arlon Long, Jim Adams, Jim Pratt, Jerry Bom. JUNIOR HI6H REDBIRDS BASKETBALL RECORD � 66-67 HEAVYWEIGHTS LIGHTWEIGHTS Lovington 50 ' Cerro Gordo 16 Lovington 6l Cerro Gordo 10 Lovington 51 Arthur 23 Lovington 37 Arthur 2 H Lovington 51 Hammond 40 Lovington 38 Hammond 11 Lovington 43 Sullivan 32 Lovington 34. Sullivan 24 Lovington 5a Atwood 17 Lovington 34 Atwood 25 Lovington 53 ' Bethany 33 Lovington 35—' Bethany 16 : Lovington 20-' Bement 25 Lovington 3fr Bement 20 Lovington 27 Bethany 41 Lovington 26— Bethany 19 Lovington 62 Hammond 30 Lovington 43 Hammond 22 Lovington 32 - Windsor 36 Lovington 29 Windsor 32 Lovington 56 Sullivan 40 Lovington 23 Sullivan 16 Lovington 58 Atwood 33 Lovington 38 Atwood 16 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT LOVINGTON DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT BETHANY Lovington 34 Hammond 33 Lovington 33 Bethany 35 Lovington 24 Mt. Zion 37 Overall Record 14-3 Overall Record 10-3 LIGHTWEIGHT TRI-COUNTY TOURNAMENT AT FINDLAY Lovington 29 Bethany 26 130 Lovington 36 Moweaqua 34 Lovington 31 Gayes 34 Kneeling; Bobby Eads, Charles Martin, Steve Wall, Sidney Miller, Darrell Gieling. Standing;Mr. Peadro, Jim Pratt, Bobby Brooks, Andy Bolsen, Jim Gilmore, Jerry Bom, Gary Davis, JimMurphy. JUNIOR HIGH Kneeling: Rodney King, Lloyd Johnson, Kurt Phelps, Gary Gieling, John Wood, Virgil Martin, Don Jackson. Standing: Mr. Peadro, Lester Mechling, Kent House, Tony Seelow, Dennis Clarkson, Jeff Simpson, Jim Gordon. TROPHIES 1st - Little Moultrie (Light Weights) 2nd - Little Moultrie (Heavy Weights) RECORDS BROKEN Kent House 440 Yd Dash 58.6 Sec. (Tied Record) Shot Put - 47'2 Discus - 149'3 131 Clothing for the entire family Better Values FOSTER'S STORE Yard Goods Sewing Needs Gifts for All Occasions Phone 873- 89 Loving ton, Illinois Phone 873- 987 Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 ODELL'S STANDARD SERVICE Lov i ngton Best Wishes Always From SULLIVAN EISNER AGENCY Phone 723 Sullivan, Illinois Sullivan - North Gateway to the Kaskaskia Valley FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Su 1 I ivan 1 South Main Street Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Phone 2551 Congratulations to the CI ass of 167 LOVINGTON BEAUTY SHOP Hester Meadows Lovington Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '67 LOVINGTON SPEEDWASH W i I lard Bea Is, Prop. 100 State Street Lov i ngton, 111. Body Repairs-Genera I Repairs Truck Testing Your troubles vanish at WILHELM MOTOR SALES Albert Wilhelm Propr ietor Phone 873-4887-Lovington,I 11. LEON KITE Hardware Paint Lumber Robert Breedlove, Mgr. Lovington Illinois Comp Iiments of THE LITTLE THEATER on the Square Su I Iivan, Illinois V UA Wood Working Let Us f We He Ip You Su I Iivan specialize in Overhead Garage Doors I 11ino i s REED'S GREENHOUSE 400 E. Water St. Su I Iivan, I I I inois Say It With Flowers Phone 4210 or 4216 MOTOR FUEL BULK LP-GAS SERVICE THERMOGAS COMPANV Modern - Safe - Dependable 216 S. Vine St. Phone 5 3-2214 Arthur, Illinois Farm - Home - Industry LANDERS SEED COMPANV Lander's Farm Tested Seeds Custom Seed Cleaning Morea Liquid Feeds Lander's L.S. Hybrids Growers A25 South Hami I ton Phone Sullivan 6217 or 3221 Sullivan, Illinois MILROY MOTEL Mildred and Roy Picken, Proprietors Routes 121 and 32 Su 1 1ivan, 1 11inoi s A i r Cond i t i oned Your Comfort and Steam Heat Enjoyment While C lean and Quiet You Are Here Is Our Pleasure PURDEU BARBER SHOP Best Clip Joint in Town 13 West Jefferson Su11ivan, Illinois We have Vacuum Equipment Phone 5 3-2141 ARTHUR GRAIN COMPANY James E. Pate, Mgr. C.J. Asherman Arthur, Illinois Basic Schoo1 - Advanced Styling Classes-Wig Styling Classes CHRYSLER ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE 1531 North Water Decatur, Illinois BILL CRYSLER, Owner-Instructor Congratulations Class of 67 DECATUR SCHOOL OF State Accredited CuJMuw 121 1 2 N. Water 423-8173 Illinois 62523 Established 1936 A very rewarding career awaits you in the inter- esting profession of Cosmetology. A diploma from the Decatur School of Beauty Culture tells employers they are hiring the very best. •The only complete Backbrushing Method in the Midwest. •Wig Training. •Advanced Styling. •Mr. John's Personalized Training. •Easy Payment Plans. •Life Long Placement Service. •US Government Approved. •Beautiful Air Conditioned Facilities. •The Originator of Charm and Personality Training in Central 111. Gauger Lumber Company, Inc. Building Materi a 1s Sul 1ivan, Illinois Phone 4277 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 OLD'S SALES AND SERVICE Pick the Rocket to f i t your Pocket. . . from the Rocket Action Cars Where to Call Phone 543-2311 NOFREY BROS. 125 North Walnut Street Arthur, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 SHASTEEN MOTOR COMPANY Phone Sullivan 61 +2 Illinois )k N. Main Street Compliments of RHODES LUMBER 1117 W. Jackson Phone 6286 Su11 ivan, Illinois WOOLEN DENTON T.V. SALES SERVICE 9 17 W. Harr i son St. Su 11ivan, Illinois Phone 7292 Harry Woolen Gene Denton Try Romano's Pizza in the frozen food department of your favorite grocery store. PAUL ROMANO'S KITCHENS Sul 1 ivan, 1 11inois Auto and Implement Supplies 0.K. JOBBERS Lynn R. Huntsburger, Owner kOk West Roane Street Phone 2066 Sullivan, 111. Women's Apparel FASHION SHOP S.W. Corner of Square Su 11ivan Illinois STEARNS TV APPLIANCES also Repair Service Dumont, Motorola, and Zenith TV's Large and Small Appliances HiFi and Stereo 1133 W. Jackson Phone 3189 Su11ivan,I 11inois CATALOG AGENCY Phone 2071 106 E. Harrison Su 11ivan Illinois Best of Luck in the Future QUICK INDUSTRIES kO1 South Hami1 ton Su 11ivan, Illinois Phone 8203 Phone 5 0-2116 Genuine IH Repairs SCHULTZ HOWELL, INC. Ill North Vine Street Arthur, Illinois JOHN FOLEY, Sales Mgr. KLK-0826 CH.-2 T ractors-Trucks Imp I ements Acme Boots Red Ba11 Jets STOCKS SHOE STORE 210 South Vine Street Arthur, Illinois Phone 5 0-23 15 ALBERT'S BUILDING SERVICE Compliments of 143 S. Broadway St. KING'S CAFE Lov i ngton, I 11ino i s Phone 873-4888 Phone 873-9940 Lov i ngton, Illinois ASHERMANN MOTOR CO. Passenger Cars and Trucks Your Ford Dealer Since 1929 250 South Vine Arthur,I 11inois ARTHUR MEAT PACKING CO. . All Meat Inspected by Illinois Dept, of Agriculture . . Custom Slaughtering . . Processing S- Freezing . On Route 133 East of Arthur Phone 543-2515 Congratulations to the Class of '67 EADS STORE For the Best i n Eating Pleasure Groceries-Meats-Dry Goods Locker Plant C lark J. Eads, Owner Arthur, Illinois MOSES CAFE Arthur, I 11inoi s PHILLIPS' REPAIR SERVICE Minneapolis Moline Farm Mach i nery Complete Tractor Repair 502 N. Market Phone 8380 Sullivan, 111. Best Wishes from MYERS SHELL SERVICE 10 + South Hamilton Sul 1ivan, Illinois RUSSELL M. HARSHMAN CO. Ready Mix Concrete Sul 1ivan, I I 1inois Phone 5 +3-281 1 117 East Progress Catalog Order Center Arthur Illinois STUBBLEFIELD INC. 1131 West Jackson Street SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS Buick Pontiac GMC Trucks Mercury Boats and Motors Best W i shes to the Class of '67 AYLCO CHEMICAL COMPANY Compliments of SULLIVAN BOWL S- SNACK BAR Su11i van, Illinois Congratu1 at ions to the Class of '67 LELAND J. GLAZEBR00K Your Country Companies Agent and Your Friend for Life Su11i van Illinois DRY WALL CONTRACTING Genera 1 Remode Ii ng Phone 8986 Meet Your Friends At THE SUGAR BOWL Arthur, Illinois Comp I iments of OHN’S HARMACY We Close But - We Never Quit 102 East Harrison Su11i van, Illinois Phone 8A31 John Barlow, R. Ph. THOMPSON-KRAMER MUSIC CO. School Band Service 215 North Main Street Decatur, I I 1 i no i s HENDRIX BOTTLING COMPANY Mattoon, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 SULLIVAN GRAIN CO. Seed Cleaning Phone 6145. Sullivan, Illinois WARD'S FURNITURE West Edge of Sullivan on Routes 121 and 32 COUNTRY CHARM Milk makes every meal better. Grade A milk delivered, fresh to your door. Cottage Cheese - Buttermilk - Chocolate Milk MERVIL NEWLAN Lovington, I I 1inois MARK D-X SERVICE Tires, Batteries, and Accessor ies Phone 873-9960 Junction 32 and 133 Lovington, Illinois R. A. NEWBERRY D-X Tank Truck Service Phone 873- 733 Lov i ngton, Illinois America's Finest Fuels, Motor Oils, Greases MOSCHENROSE JEWELERS 6 East Harrison Phone 2790 Sullivan, Illinois Keepsake Diamond Rings - Fine Watches LONGINES - WITTHAUER - ACCUTRON - BULOVA - CARAVELLE Watch Repair Service Diamond Setting Congratulations Best Wishes from SULLIVAN DISCOUNT LAND Gifts Toys Hardware Clothing Groceries Best Quality at Lowest Prices West on Rt. 32-121 Sul 1ivan,I 11inois Phone 8747 Best Wishes from LEWIS MITCHELL, Lovington Rep. 10 South Washington Phone 8421 or 8034 Sul 1ivan Illinois «WOT� ) COCA-COLA BOTTLING Decatur, Illinois Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Grads. DUNPHY'S FEED FERTILIZER Lime . Phosphate . Potash . Fertilizer Grinding Phone kZ38 320 North Market Street Sul 1ivan, I I Iinois TRY CAMARO -- THE HUGGER TOM WEST, INC. Phone 6222 107 E. Jackson St. Sullivan, Illinois Congratulations to the Graduates CENTRAL ILLINOIS 6AS ELECTRIC COMPANY Tusco la, Illinois 340 North Main See Us for Sporting Goods BLACK COMPANY Decatur, I 11inois Phone 429-5376 THE STATE BANK ■ s 10.069 iSl f In «vjrarc W q 1 For Each 1 1 OF HAMMOND The Complete Service Bank With Trust Power E lectr ic i ty is your biggest bargain What else gives you So Much . . .costs So Little? ft _.VE BETTE. V,. tff CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Best Wishes to the C lass of 1967 W. R. GRACE CO. Grace S lurry Mix Grace Anhydrous Ammon i a 810 E. Pershing Rd. Decatur, Illinois Phone 873-M+90 For Complete Fertility Program GRACE reentown, Lovi ngton, I 11inois Station Mgr. Bill Brooks Best Wishes to the Class of '67 GLANCY BROTHERS Hardware Modern - Safe - Dependable CHARLES GLANCY Lovington, I I 1 inois EUGENE GLANCY INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Albert's Building Service.........................139 Aylco Chemical Company............................140 Arthur Grain Company..............................135 Arthur Meat Company...............................139 Arthur Thermogas..................................134 Ashermann Motor Company...........................139 Black and Company.................................146 Bob and Lida's Cleaning Center....................127 Brooks and Famey.................................. 52 Central Illinois Gas and Electric Company .... 145 Central Illinois Public Service Company...........146 Chrysler Academy..................................135 Coca Cola.........................................144 Country Charm.....................................143 Curry's Food Center............................... 16 Oahm's............................................ 52 Decatur School of Beauty Culture..................136 Delbert’s Clothing................................ 50 Dunphy's Feed and Fertilizer......................145 Ead's Store.......................................139 Eisner Agency.....................................132 Faltemier Insurance Agency........................ 52 Foster Fur Company................................ 52 Foster's Store....................................132 Fritts Sinclair Service........................... 52 Gauger Lumber Company.............................136 Glancy Brothers Hardware.......................... 90 Graber Construction Company..................... 141 Grace, W. R. and Company.......................... 90 Halford School of Beauty Culture..................127 Hardware State Bank............................... 72 Hendrix Bottling Company..........................142 Hezzy's . . . 138 Hoover Insurance.................................. 52 Jean's Beauty Shop................................ 52 John's Pharmacy...................................141 Ken's Food Store.................................. 51 King's Cafe.......................................139 Leon Kite Woodworking.............................133 Lander's Seed Company.............................134 Leland Glazebrook.................................140 Lincoln Trail Publications........................139 The Little Theatre................................133 Livergood Real Estate.............................144 Lloyd Long Standard............................... 52 Lovington Beauty Shop.............................133 Lovington Lumber Company...........................133 Lovington Speedwash...............................133 McMullin Funeral Home............................. 51 Macon Seed Corn...................................133 Myers Shell Service ...............................140 Milroy Motel......................................135 Montgomery Ward Catalogue Center..................137 Moschenrose Jewelers..............................144 Moses Cafe.........................................139 Moultrie Grain Association........................ 72 Moultrie Independent Telephone Company .... 16 Moultrie Shelby FS, Inc............................102 Newberry DX........................................143 Nofrey Brothers Oldsmobile.........................136 Odell's Standard Service..........................132 O. K. Jobbers......................................137 Phillip's Repair Shop..............................140 Purdeu Barber Shop.................................135 Quick Industries...................................138 Reed’s Sullivan Greenhouses........................133 Rhodes' Lumber Company.............................137 Romano's Pizza.....................................137 Russell M. Harshman Company........................140 Schultz and Howell.................................138 Shasteen Motor Company.............................137 Sherman Import Motors, Inc.........................108 State Bank of Arthur.............................. 50 State Bank of Hammond..............................146 Steam's TV and Appliances..........................137 Stock's Shoe Store.............•..................138 Stubblefield, Inc..................................140 Sugar Bowl.........................................141 Sullivan Bowl and Snack Bar........................140 Sullivan Fashion Shop..............................137 Sullivan 1st National Bank.........................132 Sullivan Grain Company.............................142 Sullivan Discount Land............................ 144 Thompson Kramer Music Shop.........................141 Ward's Furniture...................................142 Tom West, Inc.....................................145 Western Auto.......................................140 Wilhelm Motor Sales................................133 Williams Tractor Service...........................127 Woolen and Denton..................................137 148