Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1971 volume:

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We thank you, Mr. Best, for instilling within us the desire to reach out for new edu- cational heights, to strive for constant improvements of our social surroundings, and to be ever eager to better ourselves as citizens and human beings. MR. JOHN ZANCHA. ACTING PRINCIPAL 8th Grade History B.S. University of Notre Dame; M.S. Southern Illinois University. Faculty MRS. GRACE ESKRIDGE Dean of Girls, Foreign Languages B.S. Illinois State University; Northwestern College; University of Wisconsin; M.S. Milliken Eastern; Uni- versity of Missouri; University Interamericana—Insti- tute Allende. MRS. MADELINE McDONALD Guidance Counselor, Junior and Senior English, Hu- manities. B.S. Blackburn University; B.S. University of Illinois. n MR. LAWRENCE ALLEN Junior Sponsor, Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Senior Math, Chemistry. B. Ed. Eastern Illinois University, M.S.T. Rolla School of Mines. MR. TED ANDERSON Junior and Senior High Industrial Arts, Driver’s Ed. Asst. Football Coach, Baseball Coach. B.S. Eastern Illinois University, University of Illinois. Faculty MR. DONALD BELL Business Education, Freshman Sponsor. B.S. in Ed. Eastern Illinois University, University of Illinois. MRS. BRENDA BENEPE Junior Sponsor, Art Instructor, Yearbook Advisor. B.A. Illinois State University. 12 MR. RICHARD BOYD Auto Mechanics Provisional Certificate in Vocational Education. MR. LARRY BOYER Jr. High Science, Asst. Football and Basketball Coach. B.S. in Education, Eastern Illinois University. MRS. LAURA COPPAGE Speech Correctionist B.S. Eastern Illinois University. Faculty MR. DALE DOEHR1NG Driver’s Education, Boy’s Phys. Ed., Football, Basket- ball, and Track Coach. B.S. in Education, Eastern Illinois University. 13 MRS. GLORIA FOLEY MRS. SUSAN FOSTER Home Economics, 8th Grade Language Arts. 7th Grade Sponsor, 7th Grade Language Arts. B. of Ed. Illinois State University. Faculty MR. JOHN HAMILTON 8th Grade Sponsor, Junior and Senior High Math. E. Ed. Eastern Illinois University. MR. JOHN HARRER Sophomore Sponsor, Unit Music Supervisor Music Theory. B.S. Eastern Illinois University. M.S. Eastern Illinois University. 14 MR. ROBERT PEADRO 8th Grade Sponsor, Junior High Coach and P.E., 7th Grade Math, 8th Grade English. Ph.B. Illinois Wesleyan University, M S. Millikin. MRS. RUTH ROWLAND Unit Librarian Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Education. Faculty MRS. ELLEN THOMAS Senior Sponsor, Girl’s Physical Ed., English II. B.S. in Ed. Illinois State University, University of Illinois. MRS. MAURICE THOMAS Senior Sponsor. Biology, Botany, Zoology, Agricul- ture. B.S. University of Illinois; M. of Ed. University of Illinois. is MRS. JUDY UPHOFF Sophomore Sponsor, American History, Sociology, Civics, English I. B.S. in Education, Eastern Illinois University. MRS. VIRGINIA BROOKS Teacher’s Aide in Vocal Music. Centralia College, Millikin Univ. Faculty MRS. ELOISE FLEMING Unit Secretary MRS. JULIE KIDWELL Clerical Aide 16 MR. TOM BLICKENSDERFER Math Supervising Teachers: Mr. Allen Mr. Hamilton MRS. PAM BRADFORD English Supervising Teacher: Mrs. McDonald MRS. ANN FLEMING English Supervising Teacher: Mrs. McDonald MRS. CAROLYN JOHNSON Physical Education Supervising Teacher: Mrs. Thomas Student Teachers MISS HELEN BRODERICK Math Supervising Teachers: Mr. Allen Mr. Hamilton MRS. LINDA ANDREWS Physical Education Supervising Teacher: Mrs. Thomas i li 17 MRS. VIVIAN DICKSON Lunchroom Supervisor MRS. IRENE FOLEY, Cook MRS. EDNA WILHITE, Cook Cooks Bus Drivers MR. IKE BOYD MR. EVERETT POWELL MR. TED ANDERSON MR. DAVE BROWN MR. LAWRENCE ALLEN 18 20 So Long Its Been Good to Know You JOHN WOOD, President “It is better to be yourself than to try to be someone you’re not.” FFA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Chorus 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4. DIANNE GLANCY, Treasurer “When the world laughs at me, I just laugh back, because it is just as funny as I am.” Class Treasurer 3,4; FTA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Re- flector Staff 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class play 3,4. CAROLYN ELLIOTT. Secretary “She has quiet and winning ways.” Class officer 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Reflector Staff 4; Homecom- ing Attendant 3,4. GAIL KINERT, Student Council Rep. “Never do today what you can put off until to- morrow.” Camera Club 1; FTA 4; FHA 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Reflector Staff 4; Student Council 4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; YFC 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 1. 22 LLOYD JOHNSON “Sullivan or Bust” Football 1,2,3,4 .Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Projectionist Club 4; Student Council 4. JEANNE ALBERT “Innocent... until proven guilty” Student Council President 4; Class Officer 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Li- brary Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Projectionist Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 3,4. JIM ADAMS “Ask me, I’ll tell ya!” Camera Club 2,4; Track 2; Class Play 4. JILL BAILEY “Give Peace a Chance!” Student Council 1;GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. 23 CHUCK BINDER “I’ll take a Chevy car before a bicycle any day.” FFA 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2; Projectionist Club 2; Class Play 3,4. JEANNE BODDY “Brown eyes have been the downfall of more than one good man!” FHA 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Class Play 3,4. DEBI BURGE “My future holds Sunny days.” Chorus 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; GAA 3,4; FHA 3,4; FTA 4. BECKY CARTER “Dynamite comes in small packages.” Cheerleader 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; FHA 3,4; Chor- us 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Color Guard 4. 24 TERRY CLARK “U.S. trip on a Honda 450 or bust!” Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,4; Camera Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4. CINDY GOOD “Pee Wee” FHA 1,2,3,4;GAA 1,2; FNA 4; Camera Club 1, 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 1,2,4. JIM GORDON “Here comes Mama’s Pearl” Camera Club 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3; Pro- jectionist Club 1,2; Chorus 4; Class Play 3; Pep Club 2,3; Class Officer 1; Football Manager 2,3; Basketball Manager 2,3; Track Manager 2,3. SUE GRADY “Syl” Band 1,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Mirror Staff 4; YFC 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4. 25 PATTY HAYES “Here today, gone tomorrow.” FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Future Nurs- es 1; Camera Club 1,2,3;GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Chorus 1,2; Class Play. DEBB1 ISLER Transfer from Sullivan 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3; Camera Club 3,4; Future Nurses Club 4; Chor- us 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 1,2,3. DON JACKSON “A lot of great men started out as janitors. Track 1,2,4. SANDI JENT “Some think the world is made for fun and frolic and so do I.” Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. 26 RODNEY KING “Star light. Star bright, I wish I may. And I still might.” FTA 4; Camera Club 1,2; Projectionist Club 2,3, 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2; Track 1,2. JOHANNA MARDIS “I shall be happy.” Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Class Play 3,4. PAT MARNER “All 1 can say is “FTA.” FHA 1.3; Camera Club 1; Chorus 1,3; Pep Club 1. LESTER MECHLING “Just think, only one woman will get me.” Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 3; Homecoming Escort 1 ;FFA 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Projectionist Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Class Play 3. 27 DEBBIE MORGAN Stay in your own area and don’t look entertain- ed! FHA 1,2,3,4;GAA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; Cheerleader 2; FNA 4; ftp Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Stage Band 3, 4. LARRY NEWLAN “Can I have a pass for first hour, Mr. Bell? MARLENE PHILLIPS “Mertzelina, Mertzel, Mertz” what next! GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Play 3,4. JIM PRATT “Innocent as the new fallen snow!!” Camera Club 1,2,4; Chorus 4; Track 1; Class Play 4. 28 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Reflector Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Stage Band 4; Jr. Class Play 3. LARRY RIGG “Just me and my Nova.” F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2,3; Class Play 3. DENNIS SMITH “Of all the things you wear, your expressions is most important.” F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Camera Club 1; Class Officer 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball Stat. 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1; Homecoming Escort 4. CHERYL SMITH “Friendship doubles our joys, divides our griefs.” Homecoming Queen 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Reflector 4; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Queen Attendent 2. 29 BETTY WALLIS “I may be dusty, but I’m not called Rusty” Library Club 1,23,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Mirror Staff 3.4; Future Nurses 4; FHA 2,3,4; Camera Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Class Play 3,4. CATHY W1LDMAN “I might be better if 1 would, but it’s awfully lonesome being good.” (Aunt Jemima) Student Council 2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Stage Band 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3.4. IN MEMORY OF DEAN REDMAN Born: June 11, 1953 Died; December 27,1970 30 Activities: FFA 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3. Senior We were driving along Interstate 32, when we spotted a small elevator, and something in a bean field caught my eye. We were so curious that we thought we would drive over and see what it was. We drove closer and we could hear the roar of the crowd, and the screams from the animals. We parked and got out of our car and walked curiously over to a man who was stabbing papers. To our surprise it was DON JACKSON, an old grad, from L.H.S. We asked him what the big event was that was happening in the forum. He told us that it was the grand opening of the “L.H.S. Class of ‘71’, Traveling Circus.” As Don pointed out that he was busy, we decided to move on. Since it was almost noon, we were lured by the aroma of greasy ham- burgers frying. We walked up with our mouths watering, where a tall, dark-haired girl waited on us. She loudly said, “What do ya want?” We recognized her as JOHANNA MARDIS, the ole “Greasy Spoon” waitress, still in the same line of work. She called her order back to the chief cook and dishwasher, who was TERRY CLARK, busy scraping grease off paper plates. We were outraged by the high prices, so we took our complaints to the manager. Johanna took us to a small table at the end of the hamburger stand, where, behind a magazine, sat the famous RODNEY KING, owner of the chain of “King’s Greasy Hamburger Stands.” As a funny feeling entered our stomachs, Rodney pointed us in the direction of the next booth. The booth was crowded as MARLENA PHILLIPS handed out her small glasses of “Phillips, Milk of Magnesia.” Our pain was soon eased, so we turned around and headed for the many side shows, which turned out to be three. There was GAIL KINERT swallowing neon lights; we always knew she was kinda bright. To my right was CAROLYN ELIOTT swallowing fire; it all went to her head, and to my left was DONNA RAE REEDY and her trick tunas. She always sang a good “tuna” in chorus. After our thrilling adventure through the side shows, we decided to make our way into the “Big Top.” We purchased our tickets from the ticket lady, who just happened to be DEBBIE ISSLER. There in the front office were none other than LARRY NEWLAN and DEBBIE BURGE. Larry was busy typing the programs, and Debbie was enthusiastically running them off. We grabbed our programs and hurriedly found our seats as a voice started calling, “Ladies and Gentlemen, We wel- come you to the L.H.S., Class of ‘71’, Traveling Circus.” We recognized the voice of the ringmaster as JOHN WOOD’S. The first act that caught our eyes was the “tight” rope act, performed by JIM ADAMS and JIM PRATT. They rhythmical- ly walked on the wire to the music played by CATHY WILDMAN and DIANNE GLANCY, directed by SUE GRADY. A circus is not complete without clowns, but the Class of “71” had one big one, JEANNE ALBERT. Jeanne skipped in and behind her came the Jolly Green Giant, followed by CINDY GOOD dressed as a green bean. Our attention was directed to a platform above us as CHUCKY BINDER prepared to make his swan dive into a beer bucket. After the dive was completed, Chucky’s act was a big smash, but he walked away a little “pail”. The spotlight focused on LARRY RIGGS zooming in on his Honda 150. He was so shocked by the applause by all four of us, that he had to see what was going on, and forgot to watch where he was going. There was suddenly a great “uproar”, and Larry had driven his mechanized monster into the cage of Panthers. He did manage to escape when bouncing JILL BAILEY bounded out to Larry’s rescue. Her quickness and agility surprised the ferocious Panthers, and astounded the audience. Larry was saved! LESTER MECHLING and LLOYD JOHN- SON boldly marched out followed by their team of chattering chimps. Lester and Lloyd did leap frog around the ring while the chimps blew their whistles and rewarded them with bananas. All of a sudden the canvas opened wide and out stomped Jungle JIM GORDON followed by his shrieking herd of enormous elephants. He picked them up with great ease, and stood confidently with an elephant in each hand. The crowd went wild until one of the elephants sneezed and Jim’s act fell through. Of course, a circus is not complete without horses and pretty riders. BECKY CARTER’S Cantering Clydesdales pranced into the arena, ridden by JEANNE BODDY. The act received a lot of applause from us and, of course, Jeanne’s family. The next act was one that only the Class of “71” could have-Big BETTY WALLIS’ Wonderful Walking Walrus Volleyball Team. The Walrus’ were superb, considering they had such a good teacher. 32 Prophecy The first of the circus didn’t go to the dogs, but the final acts did-the Irish Rovers, whose trainers were CHERYL and DENNIS SMITH. The act was a howling success. We guess it was just the luck of the Irish! Their act was not alone, as SANDY JENT paraded in with her giant bass drum and her own special breed of dogs, “Mabel’s Mutts.” the mutts leaped gracefully through Sandi’s hollow drum, as Sandi snapped out her commands. Sandi and her mutts made their way to the giant cannon where the Class of “71” was loaded and stuffed in. Sandi struck a match and anxiously lit the fuse. The cannon went off with a great bang, and the Class of “71”, except Sandi, was launched into space, and into an unknown future. Senior Class Will We, the members of the Senior Class of 1971, of Lovington High School, being of healthful health and sound mind and memory, and hoping for the certainty of our soon departure from the aforsaid school, do hereby make and declare this instru- ment of writing to be our final will and testament as seniors and students of dear old L.H.S. 1, Jim Adams, leave and take myself with me and make a quick getaway. I, Jeanne Albert, leave to every student at Lovington High School-1 free coupon for a large “Marvelous Monical’s De- light.” I, Jill Leta Bailey, leave my feeble and dislocating bones to Carla, Suellen, and Kay so that they will have better ability to motivate while cheering at a “victorious” ballgame. I, Chuck Binder, leave my nickname “Hunky” to Doug Coslow. I. Debi Burge, leave the task of numbering and cutting lunch tickets to some unfortunate soul in Mr. Bell’s office practice class. 1, Jeanne Boddy, leave my ability to lose contacts to Jan Reedy. I, Becky Carter, leave to Bobby Miller more trips to Sullivan to see “Motor Mouse”. I, Terry Clark, leave my Bronson hat to anybody that wants it and hope that he has as much luck riding illegally. I, Carolyn Elliott, leave my excess portion of meat from the Athletic Banquet to Mr. Peadro. 1, Dianne Glancy, leave Carolyn Casteel a tape recorder so she can record her new record “I Hate School” and send it to me at Western. 1, Cindy Good, leave to Mr. Bell some student that stays home from school to feed the dogs. 1, Jim Gordon, leave my nickname “Pearl” to Bob Brooks. 1, Sue Grady, leave my debating ability to Darrell Stevens. 1, Debbie lssler, leave Kato Franklin a double-barrell slingshot so he can shoot better in study hall. 1, Sandi Jent, leave to Janne Glancy my nickname “Skippy”. 1, Lloyd Johnson, leave my right arm to coaches Doehring and Anderson, since they’ve used it for four years anyhow. 1, Don Jackson, leave the cleanest rooms this school has ever seen. 1, Gail Kinert, leave all the artistic odd jobs around school to whoever has time on his hands. I, Rodney King, leave and head for Charleston. I, Johanna Mardis, leave to become Mrs. Thomas Lee Rutledge. I, Lester Drake Mechling, leave a piece of plasterboard and some putty to the next idiot who tries to put a hole in the school wall. 1, Debbie Morgan, leave this school a bottle of sunshine in the hopes that they may someday see the brighter side of life. I, Larry Newlan, leave to Mr. Bell, 1,000 pictures of Barbara Streisand so that he will have more exciting bulletin boards. 1, Marlena Phillips, leave my water balloons and my ability to be thrown into car washes to anyone who will have as much fun at it as I have had. 1, Jim Pratt, leave my correspondence courses to Rosie Mardis. 1, Donna Reedy, leave my ability to get poison ivy to Claudie, Jack, and Roger. 1, Larry Rigg, leave Clyde Lambdin a “How to Fix a Mustang” manual. 1, Cheryl Smith, leave to Tracey, Rae Ellen, Kathy, Kim, and Nan the thought of never having to listen to me say “Just think, you guys, this is the last time I’ll ever... again.” 1. Dennis Smith, leave my fake moustache to anyone who can’t grow one. 1, Betty Wallis, leave my nickname Butch” to its rightful owner, Roger Gilmore, in hopes that he may use it. 1, Cathy Wildman, leave a cut-up cake to Mr. Thomas and the Botany Zoology class. I, John Wood, leave Greg Grant and the drum section, laughting. We, the Senior class leave: To Mr. Best, three robot parking lot attendants. To Mr. Zancha, our perfect senior attendance records. To Mrs. McDonald, an English IV class that spends three hours every night studying English. To Mr. Allen, a trig class with three students instead of two. To Mr. Bell, a fifth hour typing class that doesn’t act like grade school children. To Mr. Anderson, a new baseball diamond with a padded bench. To Mr. Doehring, taking the BEST senior athletes with us. To Mrs. Eskridge, a portable seat for long assemblies. To Mrs. Foley, an FHA that follows parliamentary procedures. 34 To Mr. Hamilton, a seeing eye coon dog. To Mrs. Benepe, a yearbook staff that “Gets things Done”. To Mrs. Uphoff, a lifesize poster of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to influence her future dance lessons. To Mrs. Rowland, a compass, so she can find out which way THEY WENT. To Mr. Harrer, a secretary who will do as he commands not as he wishes. To Mrs. Brooks, a chorus full of monotones so no one will ever be on key again. To Mr. Boyd, a new hammer and chisel to do his work. To Mrs. Foster, a doorbell for the teacher’s workroom to be used by all intruders. To Mr. Peadro, a ton of popped popcorn. To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, we leave them in Washington D.C. locked in their hotel room. To Mrs. Fleming, a private office for her with no door, no telephone, and no intercom so she won’t be disturbed. To Mrs. Kidwell, an adding machine for each student before they come in with their dumb bills. To Mr. Boyer, a black leather jacket and a German helmet to go with his new Honda. To the Cooks, an automatic table washer and automatic cooks so they can fire some more kitchen help. To the Janitors, hoping that by next year they will have the junior high locker room fumigated. To the Class of ’72, a senior year that goes by as quickly as ours. To the Class of ’73, 50,000 candy wrappers to pick up off the floor. To the Class of ’74, a lot of intestinal fortitude to make it through three more years. To L.H.S. we leave a new football field, baseball diamond, and track-and of course the sweet memories of our high school days. Signed and sealed this thirtieth day of May, Nineteen Hundred and Seventy One. 35 Senior Class Play Donna Reedy, Sue Grady, and John Wood. Gail Kinert and Cheryl Smith. Dennis Smith and Gail Kinert. Author—Earl L. Russell The Heuer Publishing Co. Directed by-Mr. Maurice Thomas Manager—Cindy Good 36 Grandma’s Best Years CHARACTERS Mrs. Abbott . . . . Sadie Joyce Abbott . . . Marion Abbott . . Dottie Morgan. . . Willie Abbott . . . Shorty Jim Meyerson . . . Gram Patch Mabel Bubbles Mrs. Carlson .... Miss Quelch . . . . Edwin Carlson. . . Cousin Oscar . . . THE PLACE The living room of the Abbott home. THE TIME Act I- Scene 1: Early afternoon of a summer day. Scene 2: About four hours later. Act II- Scene 1: About an hour later. Scene 2: A few minutes later. Act Ill-Scene 1: A few minutes later. 37 Terry Clark and John Wood Ring on Your Finger ANDY BOLSEN President CAROLYN CASTEEL Vice-President KATHY SMITH Secretary JOE WILLIAM SMITH Treasurer NANCY WILHITE Student Council DARRELL STEVENS Student Council LU ANN ANDERSON BRENDA AUTEN BARBARA BINDER JERRY BOLSEN JERRY BORN DANA CHRISTIAN 40 DENNIS CLARKSON DOUG COSLOW MAX COX GARY DAVIS LOUISE DICK MARY DYER RAE ELLEN EADIE NANETTE FRANTZ MARCELLA GILLENWATER TRACEY GLANCY GREG GRANT BECKY GRIFFIN 41 ADRIAN HAYDEN PEGGY HUTTON MARILYN KINKADE CLYDE LAMBDIN ROSIE MARDIS DEAN MEADOWS FRANK MEADOWS SID MILLER KIM NEWBERRY DARLENE NEWLAN KURT PHELPS BILL PORTER 42 CAROL PRESTON MIKE REEDY WALTER RENFRO SANDRA ELLIOTT TONY SEELOW GAIL SHAW JEFF SIMPSON JOE DEAN SMITH SUELLEN THOMAS TERRY WHITE KEITH WOOD PAM ADDISON 43 The Junior Class LOVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL presents “RAINDROPS KEEP FALUN”’ on Friday evening April thirtieth Nineteen hundred and seventy-one Raindrops Fall 44 Keep in’ Program INVOCATION.............Joe Wm. Smith MEAL WELCOME........... THANK YOU......... PROPHECY ......... SENIOR WILL....... BENEDICTION ...... . . Andy Bolsen . . . John Wood . . . Greg Grant . . . Gail Kinert Carolyn Casteel JAN REEDY President ROGER HUTTON Vice-President JACK FRANKLIN Secretary NANCY CREVISTON Treasurer DEBBIE HOWARD Student Council Rep. BOB BROOKS Student Council Rep. KATHY ALLEN SHERRY BORN CLAUDIE BURGESS 48 DENNIS DETTLING BOB EADS BETTY ECKEL DENNIS EVANS DAVID FOSTER VINCENT FOSTER DARRELL GEILING ROGER GILMORE BILL GORDON 49 STELLA LAMBDIN CINDY NICOL DAWN PHELPS KATHY LAWSON PATTY LIN VILLE ARLON LONG CHARLES MARTIN JOHN MECHLING RONNIE MILLER WAYNE MONTGOMERY JIM MURPHY 50 KIM PIERCE CINDY RAMBO SHELBY RAMSEY ROBERT RILEY MARY SEELOW GARY SMITH CINDY STEWARD CHARLES STRANGE STEVE WALL 51 Class KAY PIERCE President DEBBIE WRIGHT Vice-President PAM GRANT Secretary DAVE ELLIOTT Treasurer NANCY FRANKLIN Student Council PHIL EDRINGTON Student Council JOHN ADDISON MIKE ALUMBAUGH ALLEN BELL RICK BODDY DIANNE BROWN BERLE CASTEEL 54 of’74 RANDY CHRISTIAN KEVIN DAWSON KEVIN ELLIS STEVE FLEMING JOHN FOSTER DANNY FULTZ KATHY GARMON JANNE GLANCY DANNY GOAD SHARON GOENS KEN ISSLER STEVE JACOBY 55 JERRY JENNINGS DENNIS KEELING AMBER LEE CHRIS LONG VELMA MASON DAVID MORGAN BOBBY PARRISH RICK PHILLIPS SCOTT PHILLIPS JODY POWELL STEVE PRATT KATHY RAMSEY 56 JACK REDFERN RHONDA SHARP DAVID SMITH KAREN SMITH DARLETTA STEVENS RICK STEWARD DEBBIE STRANGE JEFF TROWER BILL WALLIS DANNY WEBER CATHY WEST DEBBIE WIGGLE 57 Some 0’ These Days JANE GORDON CAROL GREGORY BOB MILLER President REED FRANTZ Vice-President DAVID COLE Class Secretary-Treasurer LINDA KlDWELL Student Council TIM TROWER Student Council LARRY ANDERSON CAROLE BURCHAM JOE CAVANAH PAM CLARK KENT COLE RAY CONRAD LISA DAILY TERESA DAVIS MITCH DAWSON JIMMY EDWARDS NANCY FOSTER LEE CEILING GLORIA CLANCY DEBBIE GOENS KAROLYN GOODWIN 60 of’75 MARY HARL GREG HILL BILL LAWSON MARILYN MASON TERRY MEADOWS TINA NEWBERRY SHIRLEY NEWLAN CONNIE PRICE TIM RAMBO MIKE RAMSEY ALAN SAUTELET CONNIE SICKLES JOANN SMITH ROBBIE SMITH KATHY STANLEY CONNIE WATKINS JIM WEBB JEFF WILHELM STEVE WOOD DENNIS WOODARD 61 Class MARY BETH CARR President JOHN FOLEY Vice-President MITCH GRANT Secretary SUSAN FRANTZ Student Council MARK ELLIS Student Council LARRY AUSTIN JULIA BELL VICKIE BOOKER CAROL BROWN BRIAN BUXTON ALICE COLE EDDIE CREEK META CREEK TINA DICK BECKY EADS DELLA EATON STEVEN ELZY KEITH ENSIGN RANDY FAIR CHERYL FRANKLIN DEBBIE FROST DALE GARMON WAYNE CEILING JOYCE GILMORE 62 of’76 PAM GOAD CHERYL HEISERMAN CARLA JACKSON SABIN JOHNSON DAVID JONES FRANK KEELING DAVID KINERT BONNIE LAMBDIN LAWRENCE MANSFIELD ERIC MINOR DOUG MURPHY RICK NEWBERRY CAROLYN NEWLAN LINDA NEWLAN PAM OLDEN TAM I PARROTT ROBIN RANDOLPH ANN REEDY JOY LYNN RUFF PAT SIMPSON CHERYL STRANGE SCOTT SWITZER MARK WILDMAN JOHN WOODARD 63 64 65 Queen Cheryl Smith Escort Terry Clark SENIORS Jill Bailey John Wood JUNIORS Nancy Wilhite Andy Boise n JUNIORS Rae Ellen Eadie Sid Miller FRESHMEN Nancy Franklin Kevin Ellis SENIORS Carolyn Elliott Dennis Smith The Court SOPHOMORES Sherry Born Charlie Martin This year, as in the past, the Mirror Staff has enjoyed working on this yearbook, and combining the various events under one theme. We hope that it will reflect some of your memories— happy or sad-and add to the joy of your memorable high school days. ROW 1: Carolyn Elliott,Co-Editor; Mrs. Benepe, Advisor; John Wood, Co-Editor. ROW II: Debbie Issler, Raellen Eadie, Nan- ette Frantz, Sue Grady, Debbie Howard, Cheryl Smith, Becky Carter. ROW 111: Peggy Hutton, Tracy Clancy, Nancy Wilhite, Darlene Newlan, Marlene Phillips, Betty Wallis, Kathy Smith. ROW IV: Donna Reedy, Patty Wiggle, Gail Kinert, Steve Jaco- by, Terry White, Steve Wall, Carolyn Casteel, Barbie Binder. 70 71 Student Council ROW I: Mrs. McDonald, Advisor; Jeanne Albert, President; Darrell Stevens, Vice-President; Gail Kinert, Sec.-Treas.; Mrs. Esk- ridge, Advisor. ROW II: Mr. Best, Advisor; Debbie Howard, Mark Ellis, Linda Kidwell, Nancy Franklin, Mr. Zancha. ROW 111: Phillip Edrington, Nancy Wilhite, Bob Brooks, Lloyd Johnson, Tim Trower, Susie Frantz. Our President, Jeanne Albert, and Darrell Stevens, attended the 1970 convention at the Sherman House in Chicago last May. This fall two dances were held in the gymnasium to serve as money-making projects. In January the Student Council spon- sored a show with V-Roy the Magician performing. Other activities include the annual Christmas Party which was a big success this year. 72 ROW I: Peggy Hutton, Secretary; Mrs. Rowland, Advisor; Jeanne Albert, President; Nancy Wilhite, Vice-President. ROW II: Cindy Steward, Darletta Stevens, Kathy Smith, Kathy Gregory, Dawn Phelps, Nan Frantz, Patty Linville. ROW III: Becky Griffin, Patty Hayes, Betty Wallis, Carla Dawson, Tracy Glancy, Mary Dyer, Betty Eckel, Louise Dick. ROW IV: Nancy Creviston, Sherri Born, Stella Lambdin, Cindy Nicol, Luann Anderson, Patty Wiggle, Darlene Newlan. Student Librarians The Library Club is a service organization whose chief activity is a variety of duties in the library. The club is composed of girls who enjoy working with books and reading. Helping process books, checking books in and out, and helping students find books are a few of the jobs of the student li- brarians. 73 SENIORS: ROW I: Cathy Wildman, Debbie Morgan, Sandi Jent. ROW II: Donna Reedy, Jill Bailey, Johanna Mardis, Dianne Clan- cy. ROW 111: Carolyn Elliott, Jeanne Boddy, Marlene Phillips, Sue Grady, Cheryl Smith. SOPHOMORES: ROW I: Betty Eckel, Nancy Creviston, Carla Dawson, Jan Reedy. ROW II: Patty Wiggle, Sherry Born, Cindy Nicol, Stella Lambdin, Kathy Allen. ROW III: Cindy Steward, Debbie Howard, Kathy Gregory, Dawn Phelps, Cindy Ram- bo, Kim Pierce. JUNIORS: ROW I: Becky Griffin, Nancy Wilhite, Tracy Glancy, Gail Shaw. ROW II: Darlene Newlan, Carolyn Casteel, Luann Anderson, Rosie Mardis, Barbie Binder. ROW III: Kathy Smith, Suellen Thomas, Louise Dick, Mary Dyer, Peggy Hutton. FRESHMEN: ROW I: Velma Mason, Debbie Wiggle, Diane Brown, Pam Grant. ROW II: Darletta Stevens, Sharon Goens, Jan Glan- cy, Cathy West, Debbie Wright. ROW III: Rhonda Sharpe, Nancy Franklin, Kay Pierce, Jody Powell, Amber Lee, Karen Smith. OFFICERS: Mrs. Thomas, Advisor; Gail Kinert, President; Nanette Frantz, Secretary-Treasurer; Raellen Eadie, Vice-President. 74 ROW I: Suellen Thomas, Gail Kinert. ROW II: Mrs. McDonald, Advisor. ROW 111: Dennis Smith, Joe Smith. The National Honor Society was organized in the spring of 1970. It is open to all juniors and seniors with a 3.2 or better average on the basis of 4 points being an A. These candidates are then rated on their character, leadership, and service to the school and community. Two sopho- mores are chosen according to the above standards but they are on probation until their junior year. ROW I: Jody Powell, Mrs. McDonald, Advisor, Debbie Issler, ROW II: Nanette Frantz, Patty Hayes, Debbie Morgan, Betty Eckel. ROW III: Betty Wallis, Tracey Glancy, Nancy Wilhite, Sharon Goens, Becky Griffin. The Future Nurse’s Association was organized in January 1971 for the purpose of helping those who are interested in nursing to gain a better un- derstanding of this field. Mrs. Julia Dwerlcotte, Moultrie County Nurse, organized four programs that were of real interest to all. 75 ROW I: Sandy Jent, Historian, Peggy Hutton, Secretary, Jeanne Boddy, President, Mrs. Foley, Advisor, Marlena Phillips, Vice-President, Debbie Howard, Second Vice President. Dianne Glancy, Treasurer. ROW II: Rhonda Sharp, Cindy Good, Nancy Franklin, Nan Frantz, Luann Anderson. Kathy Allen, Jeanne Albert, Kathy Ramsey, Karen Smith, Cindy Steward. ROW 111: Kim Pierce, Amber Lee, Carolyn Elliott, Becky Carter, Carol Preston. Kay Pierce, Patti Linville, Velma Mason, Cheryl Smith, Rae Ellen Eadie. Debbie Issler. ROW IV: Cindy Rambo, Cathy Gregory, Louise Dick. Betty Wallis, Dianne Brown, Sue Grady, Betty Eckel, Kathy Smith, Dawn Phelps, Debbie Wright. ROW V: Sharon Goens, Jan Reedy, Debbie Morgan, Cathy Wiidman, Marilyn Kinkade, Nancy Wilhite, Nancy Creviston, Carla Dawson, Tracey Glancy, Cathy West, Mary Dyer. ROW VI: Donna Reedy, Carolyn Casteel, Johanna Mardis, Cindy Nicol, Jan Glancy, Jill Bailey, Gail Kinert, Sherry Born, Barb Binder, Darlene Newlan. F.H.A. During the year we, as Future Homemakers of America, learned many new and interesting ideas about careers. We had speakers speak on France and Germany and on modeling. Some of the speakers were Mrs. Grace Eskridge and Miss Joan Lee Wilke. 76 ROW I: Chuck Binder, Sentinal, Terry Clark, Secretary, John Wood, President, Mr. Thomas, Advisor, Lester Mechling, Vice- President, Dennis Smith, Treasurer, Larry Rigg, Reporter. ROW II: Eric Boddy, Mike Alumbaugh, Robert Riley, Sid Miller, Claudie Burgess, Ken Issler, Dennis Keeling, Kevin Dawson. ROW III: Jack Redfern, Joe Smith, John Mechling, Tony Seelow, Max Cox, Jerry Bolsen, Gary Davis. ROW IV: Bob Brooks, Bill Gordon, Arlon Long, Dennis Dettling, Dennis Clarkson, Gary Smith, Berle Casteel, Andy Bolsen. F.F.A. The FFA started off the year with a hamburger fry for the members and men faculty members. Everyone participated in the County Land Use Contest and the five highest scores went on to the sectional contest. The officers on their assistants at- tended the sectional officers training school. We had a team participate in sectional and state livestock judging contest. We al- so had had many entries in the sectional grain show. In the spring we took a camping trip to one of our state parks. In the summer we had several members attend the state convention. 77 Pep Club ROW i: Kim Pierce, Jeanne Boddy, Debbie Howard, Jill Bailey, Carla Dawson, Gail Kinert, Jan Reedy, Suellen Thomas, Kay Pierce, Raellen Eadie. ROW II: Cindy Steward, Nancy Franklin, Jody Powell, Peggy Hutton, Mrs. McDonald, Advisor; Cathy Wildman, Darletta Stevens, Amber Lee, Karen Smith, Rhonda Sharp. ROW III: Kevin Dawson, Cheryl Smith. Patty Linville, Cathy Gregory, Nanette Frantz, Pam Grant, Betty Eckel, Kathy Smith, Debbie Wright, Carolyn Elliott, Bob Parrish. ROW IV; Carolyn Casteel, Nancy Creviston, Tracy Glancy, Jeanne Albert, Patty Wiggle, Donna Reedy, Barb Binder, Dianne Glancy, Sandi Jent, Sue Grady, Gail Shaw, Marlene Phillips. ROW V: Darlene Newlan, Cindy Nicol, Randy Christian, Rick Steward. John Foster, Darrell Geiling, Ken Issler, Terry Clark, Jan Glancy, LouAnn Anderson, Sherry Born. ROW VI: Jeff Simpson, Dennis Grady, Jack Redfern, Claudie Burgess, Jerry Born, Lester Mechling, Dave Elliott, Gary Davis, Mike Reedy. John Mech- ling, Sid Miller, Charlie Martin. ROW VII: Kevin Ellis, Steve Jacoby, Roger Gilmore, Tony Seelow, Jeff Trower, Rick Phil- lips, Ed Webb, Steve Fleming, Joe Wm. Smith, Bob Brooks, Greg Grant, Scot Phillips, Phil Edrington. 78 ROW I: Mr. Anderson, Advisor; Lloyd Johnson, President;Terry Clark, Vice-President; Greg Grant, Secretary-Treasurer; Les- ter Mechling, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mr. Doehring, Advisor. ROW II: Charlie Martin, Mike Reedy, Jerry Born, Sid Miller, Clyde Lambdin, Gary Davis, Jeff Simpson. ROW III: Jim Murphy, Tony Seelow. Darrell Stevens, Arlon Long, Doug Coslow, Bob Brooks, Joe Wm. Smith, Steve Wall. Letterman’s Club The Letterman’s Club members are the boys who have lettered in a varsity sport for Lovington High School and the man- agers of each sport. Many of these members letter four years and join Letterman’s Club as a freshman. Each member of the club gets a “Lovington” to wear on the back of his letterman’s jacket. 79 ROW I: Kim Pierce, Sec.-Treas.; Donna Reedy, Pres.; Mrs. Eskridge, Advisor; Diane Clancy, Vice-President; Peggy Hutton, Rep.-Hist. ROW 11: Karen Smith, Amber Lee, Jody Powell, Debbie Wright, Debbie Howard, Cheryl Smith, Rodney King. ROW 111: Pam Grant, Suellen Thomas, Carla Dawson, Debbie Morgan, Jan Reedy, Darletta Stevens, Nancy Franklin. ROW IV; Debbie Wiggle. Dean Meadows, Gail Kinert, Jan Glancy, Mike Reedy, Barb Binder, Nancy Creviston. Future Teachers of America The purpose of the FT A is to recruit students who are interested in teaching as a career and to help them gain a better un- derstanding of this field. Once again the FTA has acquired much experience by being teacher’s aids at the grade school. Our club has also had inter- esting speakers explain the fundamentals of a successful teaching career. 80 ROW I: Clyde Lambdin, Sergeant of Arms; Debbie Issler, Sec.; Jim Gordon, Pres. Jim Adams, Vice-Pres.; Betty Wallis, Pro- gram Chairmen; Roger Gilmore, Treas. ROW 11: Chris Long, John Foster, Wayne Montgomery, Mr. Allen, Advisor; Dean Meadows, Randy Christian, Kathy Allen, Danny Weber. ROW III: Darrell Geiling, Jerry Bolsen, Steve Jacoby, David Foster, John Addison, Phil Edrington, Vincent Foster. ROW IV: Jack Franklin, Steve Fleming, Bill Gordon, Dennis Dettling, Wal- ter Renfro, Gary Smith, Jim Pratt, Bob Brooks. ROW 1: Mr. Bell, Advisor: Vin- cent Foster, Pres.; Wayne Montgomery, Vice-President; Jack Franklin, Sec.-Treas.; ROW 11: Joe Dean Smith, Jerry Born, Lester Mechling, Darrell Geiling, John Foster. ROW III: Doug Coslow, Bill Gordon, Arlon Long, Steve Fleming, Lloyd Johnson, Ro- ger Gilmore. si 82 84 Concert Band 1970-71 Stage Band ROW I: Alan Bell, Danny Fultz, Cathy Wildman. ROW II: Cheryl Smith, Gary Davis, Steve Fleming, Debbie Morgan, Terry Clark, Jeanne Albert, Pam Grant, Bob Brooks, Tony Seelow, Phil Edrington, Steve Jacoby. ROW III: Sue Grady, Barb Bin- der, Mr. Harrer, John Wood, Dennis Dettling, David Elliott, Darrell Stevens, Jeff Simpson, Kim Newberry, Mike Reedy. Color Guard ROW I: Nancy Wilhite, Darletta Stevens, Sue Grady, Barb Binder. ROW II: Becky Carter, Nancy Franklin, Amber Lee, Max Cox. 87 89 Cadet Band ROW I: Pam Clark, Loretta Johnson, Tina Newberry, Marcia Wright, Julia Bell, Steve Wood, John Foley, Nancy Foster, Judy Wood, Alice Cole. ROW II: Mr. Harrer, Robby Smith, Cheryl Franklin, Paula Ozier, Ronald Elzy, Kelly Fultz, Gloria Glancy, Vickie Booker, Joy Ruff, Vicki Goodwin, Jane Gordon, Teresa Davis, Eric Booker. ROW III: Amy Smith, John Floyd, Deb- bie Maycroft, Bonnie Lambdin, Linda Kidwell, Susie Frantz, Karolyn Goodwin, Steven Smith, Rita Zancha, Joyce Gilmore. ROW IV: Scott Switzer, Rick Minor, Marcia Fleming, Carole Burcham, Libby Glancy, Joanne Griffin, Reed Frantz, Mary Beth Carr, Ann Reedy, Connie Price. ROW V: Bret Frantz, Rick Newberry, Mitch Dawson, Ralph Zancha, Larry Anderson, Tim Trower, Lawrence Mansfield, Susan Lawson. ROW VI: Mark Wildman, Melody Patheal, Debbie Frost, David Cole, Steve Elzy, Steve Cole, Brian Buxton, Jeff Davis, Linn Elliott, Pam Clark. ROW I: Mrs. Brooks, Tina Dick, Linda Newlan, Becky Eads, Jane Gordon, Scott Switzer, Rick Minor, Carla Jackson, Karolyn Goodwin, Ann Reedy, Joyce Gilmore, Joy L. Ruff. ROW II: Cheryl Heiserman, Cheryl Strange, Tina Newberry, Winona Scribner, Alan Sautlet, Mitch Dawson, Reed Frantz, Lisa Daily, Marilyn Mason, Meta Creek, Mary Beth Carr. ROW 111: Alice Cole, Pam Olden, Vickie Booker, Linda Kidwell, Tim Rambo, Mark Wildman, Nancy Foster, Teresa Davis, Julie Bell, Carol Gregory. ROW IV: Pam Goad, Cheryl Franklin, Carole Burcham, Debbie Frost, Ray Conrad, Tim Trower, Wayne Geiling, Connie Price, Connie Sickles, Carolyn Newlan, Carol Brown. ROW V: Pam Clark, Susan Frantz, Mary Harl, Libby Glancy, David Cole, Larry Anderson, Steve Wood, Ron Elzy, Joanne Smith, Shirley Newlan, Gloria Glancy, Marcia Wright. Jr. High Chorus Lettermen 70 ROW III: Keith Wood Sid Miller Doug Coslow Darrell Stevens ROW IV: John Mechling Dennis Grady Roger Hutton Charlie Martin Steve Wall Bob Brooks Lovington’s Passing Whiz Prefers to Duck Publicity umngton ieeu it is ready tor Moweaqua who they face at Moweaqua on September 25. Lovington Wins 27-6 By Joe Cook Success on the football field ultimately brings fame. Lov- ington High School's Lloyd Johnson could do without the latter. Johnson, a sandy-haired quarterback, is the best known athlete at Lovington. There's a good reason. Last season he was a Meri- dian Conference sensation, completing 69 of 123 passes for 1,082 yards and 11 touchdowns. Johnson started right where he left off in the opening 21-8 victory over Arthur by throw- ing for three touchdowns. He passed for 143 yards and bar- ring injury should crack the 1,000 yards plateau again. A shy lad, Johnson would rather forget about his statistics. “He couldn’t tell you how many touchdowns he threw last year if you asked him,” said Coach Dale Doehring. “He isn’t worried about statistics, only the next op- ponent. Good boy.” Doehring isn’t kidding. Johnson would rather see a 200-pound lineman coming at him than a cameraman. He was as nervous as a long- tailed cat in a room filled with rocking chairs as he posed for pictures. Afterwards, he suggested that pictures of the receivers should be taken, too. After all, Johnson reasons, “It takes two to eomnlete a na« ” FOOTBALL AT LOVINGTON two Moweaqua Lloyd Johnson tossed touchdown passes and scored on a 13 - yard run to steer Lov- ington High School to a 27-6 Meridian Conference football victory over Moweaqua Friday night. Lovington has a 1-0 Meridian record, 2-0 over - all. Moweaqua is 0-2 in conference play. Lovington Lovington Win 28-6 Lovington Lloyd Johnson ran for touchdown touchdown and passed for i propelled anoti,er- leading Lovington High � 1 to a 14-0 School to a 28-6 Meridian Con- Niantic - {erence football victory over Meridian Assumption Friday night, game Fri-: scored on a 15-yard irdi 6 fF then passed Simpson in yards to Jeff third quarter. Assumption Lovington Lovington Wins As Johnson Scores Twice Niantic Two first - quarter touchdown runs by Lloyd Johnson propelled Lovington High School to a 14-0 football victory over Niantic - in a football Harristown Conference Lovington whipped Arthur f° johlfsoi the first time in six years oi and 20 yards. Gary Davis ran September 18. The final scon f0-- a conversion after Johnson’s was 21-8. Johnson threw thi first score, three touchdown passes whicl Niantic’s Roy Patton was came to 50 yards. The firs credited with 21 tackles. Team- SS, � « Brooks, the second was run by yjct over Assumption in his Gary Davis and the third try was first start last wefk, passed not good. 75 yards. Randy Meador Lovington had 30 first downs two pass receptions for and a totaioffense of 243 yards, yard. Johnson scored on a 15-yard _ ■ run to help Lovington to a 16-61 Johnson scored on runs of one , halftime lead then ------J « 94 1970 Football Squad Varsity Scoring Records Player Awards Lovington 20 Arthur 6 Back of the Year Lovington 18 Moweaqua 6 Most Valuable Player Lovington 0 Macon 40 Haw’s Lineman Lovington 19 Bethany 19 Most Improved Player Lovington 0 Illiopolis 13 Leading Tackier Lovington 28 Assumption 0 Lineman of the Year Lovington 34 Maroa-Forsyth 0 Lovington 13 Niantic-Harristown 0 Lovington 0 Cerro Gordo 20 Gary Davis Lloyd Johnson Greg Grant Roger Hutton Lester Mechling Darrell Stevens Jr. Varsity STANDING: Kim Pierce, Carla Dawson, Debbie Howard. FLOOR: Kay Pierce, Jan Reedy. Varsity Gail Kinert, Suellen Thomas, Jill Bailey, Rae Ellen Eadie, Jeanne Boddy. 96 Joe Smith, Co-Captain Jerry Born, Co-Captain John Mechling Jim Murphy Ronnie Miller Co-captains Bob Brooks Dennis Grady 97 Lovington 55 Arthur Lovington 33 Bethany Lovington 37 Findlay Lovington 65 Kansas Lovington 48 Urbana University High Lovington 51 Moweaqua Lovington 70 Arthur Lovington 48 Bethany Lovington 46 Stonington Lovington 63 Tower Hill Lovington 57 Niantic-Harristown Lovington 64 Assumption Lovington 69 Atwood-Hammond Lovington 46 Blue Mound Lovington 67 Bement Lovington 29 Maroa-Forsythe Lovington 67 Illiopolis Lovington 59 Macon DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lovington 61 Arthur FISHER HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Lovington 50 Farmer City Lovington 49 Cerro Gordo Lovington 62 Elkhart BETHANY FROSH- -SOPH TOURNAMENT Lovington 82 Niantic-Harristown Lovington 61 Moweaqua Lovington 50 Bethany 2nd Place Lovington 58 Illiopolis Lovington 52 Macon Lovington 42 Arthur Lovington 41 Bethany Lovington 48 Findlay Lovington 58 Kansas Lovington 47 U-High Urbana Lovington 37 Moweaqua Lovington 33 Arthur Lovington 38 Bethany Lovington 40 Stonington Lovington 52 Tower Hill Lovington 46 Niantic Lovington 53 Assumption Lovington 33 Atwood Lovington 54 Blue Mound Lovington 39 Bement Lovington 47 Maroa 67 40 87 43 44 53 82 75 87 64 72 96 75 94 82 61 80 78 73 87 48 72 Varsity STANDING: Charles Martin, Mike Reedy, Jerry Born, Jim Murphy, Steve Wall, Ronnie Miller, Joe Wm. Smith, Max Cox, John Mechling, Dennis Grady, Bob Brooks, Ed Webb, Arlon Long. KNEELING: Randy Christian, Manager; Dale Doehring, Coach; Dana Christian, Manager. STANDING: Bob Parrish, Mike Alumbaugh, Phil Edrington, Kevin EUis, Steve Fleming, Rick Phillips, Jeff Trower, Scott Phillips, Alan Bell, David Smith. KNEELING: Chris Long, Manager; Claudie Burgess, Ed Webb, Arlon Long, Max Cox, Charles Martin, John Foster, Manager; not shown Larry Boyer, Coach. Junior Varsity Take Me Out To the Ball game 100 FRONT ROW: Ed Webb, Jim Murphy, Kevin Ellis, Steve Wall, Jerry Born, Jeff Simpson, John Wood. BACK ROW: Dennis Smith, Lloyd Johnson, Joe Smith, Dave Elliott, Phil Edrington, Steve Fleming, Mike Reedy, Jerry Bolsen, Mr. Anderson, Coach. (Not pictured) Allen Bell, Rick Phillips, and Ronnie Miller. Baseball toi Mr. Doehring, Coach; Claudie Burgess, Kevin Ellis, Rick Boddy, Bob Brooks, John Foster, Steve Jacoby, Bob Eads, Arlon Long, Charlie Martin, Jeff Trower, Robert Riley, Roger Hutton, Randy Christian, Manager; Scott Phillips, Dana Christian, Manager; Sid Miller. Track 102 Prep Track AT MO WE AQUA Lovington 77’T. Moweoquo 60. Moroo- Forsyth 21 Vi 100 — Burgee . (LI 10 7 $ c 220 — Troughber (Ml. 22 8 sec. 440 — Miller (U 56 8 sec 880 - Odle (M).7:25.3 min MU — Eytchlson (M). 5 12 min. 2 mile - Woofers (M). 11:54.3 min 120-hlgh hurdle� — Adomson (M). sec 180-low hurdles —Brooks (L). sec High jump — Gorner (M F), 5 ft. In. Long lump — Burgess (L). 18 ft. 6 In. Pole voult - Miller (L). 0 ft. Shot — Kirby (AM. 41ft In. Discus — Long (L). 113 ft. 11' � In. 880 relov Lovlngton. 148 6 min. Trackmen Tie with Findlay I vingl n tie I with Findlay last Tiics- ripv vi h .9 jMtints to place . ccoad in the X i-C ?ld meet at Arthur. choo!s erporofl. oks, third 11.1 sec. 17.2 223 2 Mile reloy — Moweoguo. 1 07.8 min Moweoqi frosh reloy — By Joe Cook Ni antic Blue Mound High School, dominating the relays and boasting superior depth, swept to the Meridian Conference track and field championship Monday with 7212 points. Stonington totaled 464 points for second place, followed by Maccn 39. Tower Hill 304. Findlay 27. Lovington 264, Maroa-Forsyth 25, Niantic-Har- ristown 25, Moweaqua 14, Assumption 14, Bethany 12 and llliopolis 3. Stonington and Macon were co-chan year. MERIDIAN CONFERENCE TRACK AND FIELD Blue Mound 72$, $toningt 46$, Macon 39. Tower Hi 30$, Findlay 27, Lovingtc 26-, Maroa-Forsyth25, Niant Harristown 25, Moweaqua 1 Assumption 14, Bethany 1 and llliopolis 3, Lovington winners: 100-Brooks - 6th 440-Miller - 3rd 120 high hurdles-Miller -2r 180 low hurdles-Brooks - 3r Long jump-Ellis - 6th Pole vault-Brooks - 1st -Miller - 6th Discus-Long - 3rd Soph 880 relay-Foster, Rile Eads, Boddv - 3rd Boddy, Tro - 6th i iu. i. Ainoio . Zeen BM). 5. tied 10 It 6 wv 5? 1 Corroll F); ). 5. Hubner (A); 7 In. h); 2. Cruit (F|; 3. cy (8M); 5 Sw sher aOO. 126 It 1 in “tu Mound (Gor den, B Domery). J. Ston- Mi jorsyth T? (Albert. Mocon, 3. •Q� on. 5. i. 3:45.7 Meridian Conference Meet Prep Track srrisfown sermon); r oqua. 5. Iltied. 52.9 Sullivan High School won a sixth straight Bi-County track and field meet Tuesday night with 75 points. Irvington and Findlay tied for second with 39 points, followed by Shelby ville 35, Arthur 31, Moweaqua 30 and Bethany 7. Windsor dropped out of the meet. Mike Dyer of Arthur set a mile record of 4:40.8 minutes, breaking his own 1970 mark of 4:44.9. Shelbyville’s David Eberspacher won the high hurdles in 15.8 seconds, better- ing the 1970 mark of 15.9 by Sullivan’s Mike Calvin. Eberspacher also won the low Flue Mound 724. Stonington 464, Macon 30. Tower Hill 304 . Findlay 27, living- ton 264. Maroa-Forsyth 25, Niantic-Harris- town 23, Moweaqua 14. Assumption 14, Bethany 12 and llliopolis 3. Lovington winners ICO Brooks. 6th 440 Miller. 3rd 120 high hurdles Miller. 2nd ISO low hurdles Brooks, 3rd ling jump Ellis, 6th IVe vault Brooks 1st; Miller 6th Discus ling, 3rd relay Foster, Riley, Eads, AT STONINGTON Stonington 68 Lovmqlcn 52 Klnca 38 100 — OeFoor (S). 10 6 set 220 — Burgess (L). 25 4 sec. 440 — Miller (L). 55.9 sec. 180 — Credi (K). 2:11.4 min. Milt — Crawlofd (K). 5 20 min. 2 mile— $. Myers (S). 12:15 min. 120 high hurdles —Miller (L). Se l80 low hurdles —Briggs (S). Hiah lump — Durbin (K). 5 ft. 6Jn- Long lump — Briaos (S). 19 It. 3ln. Pole vault — Brooks (LI. 10 fl 6 in. Shot — DeFoor (S) 6 ft. 1 in Oiscu — LonglL). 119 ft. 2’.� In. 880 i eloy — Slonlngton. 1:43 min Mil re«ay - Stonington 3:56 min. 440 frosh relay — Lovington. 53 sec. Lovington Firsi at Bement Iivinglon placed first at Bement on, Hny with 64 points. Deland second, 49; third, 46. Burgess (Ld and Workman (t % 10.9 sec. I Miller (L) 56.4 see. hurdles Ellis (L) 18 sec. inites Brooks (L), 17.3 set it ton (Id 39 ft. 10 in. ling (Id 125 ft. S in. Lovington 1:43.2 min. relay Lovington placed thin B meet in Cerro Gordo with rc were nine schools in this Miller, fifth Miller, second. hurdles and the long jump. 100—1. Burgess (L ; 2. Troughber (M); 3. Brooks (L); 4. Porrish (Su); 5. Reichert (FI. Il l sec 220—1 Porrish (Sul; 2. Jeon (A); 3. Morton (Su); 4. Biddlecomb (Sh). 5. Burgess (L). 25.4 sec. 440-1 Little (M); 7. Mille� (L); 3. Jeon (A) ; 4. Risley (Sul; 5 McDomel (Su); 55.2 sec. 880—1. Johnson (F); 2 Stonderfer (Su); 3. Fusttn (A); 4. Odle (M); 5. Florey (B). 2:11 mki Mile—1. Dyer (A); 2. Eytchlson (M): 3. Reedier (B); 4. Slonderfer (Su); 5. Cuts Inoer (A). 4:40.8 min. (recoro; old recoro 4:44.9. Dyer, 1970) 2-mile—1. Kessler (Sh); 2. Davis (Su); 3. Wooters (M); 4. Jostes (M); 5. Burch (F). 1044.3 min. I2D high hurdles—). Eberspocher (Sh); i Homllfon (F); 3. M ler (L); 4. McDaniel (Su); 5. Adonson (M). 15.8 sec. (Record: old record, 15.9, Colvin. Sullivon. 19 CI 180 low hurdles—1. Eberspocher (Sh); 2. Brooks (L); 3. Kirkwood (Su); 4. Hamilton (F); 5. Gordon (M). 22.2 sec High jump—). Cornfield (Fi; 2. Hudson (Sh); 3. Grlesemer (Su); 4. Trussed (Su); 5. Parsons (B). 5 ft. lOVrin. Long |umf —1. Eberspochti (Sh); 2. Morton (Su); 3. Hudson (Sh); 4. Dolly (Su); 5. Johnson (F). 19 ft. 9 In. Pole voult—1. Brooks (L); 2 Booker (Su); 3 Klngery (A), 4. Miller (L); 5. Dotty (Su). 10 ft. 9 In. Shot—1. Corroll (F); 7. Matheson (Su); 3. Glozebrook (Su); 4. Crultt (F); 5. Reefer (B) . 43 ft. 8V in. Discus—1. Glazebrook (Sul; 7 Van Behreo (Su); 3. Cruitt (F); 4. Long (L); 5. Reefer (B). 144 ft. Xk In. §30 relay—1. Lovington: 2 Sullivon: ?. Moweoguo; 4. Shelbyvilte; 5. Arfhut. 1:41 4 min. Mile reloy—1. Sullivon; 7. Arthur; . Findlay; 4. Moweaqua; 5. Lovington. 3:54.5 min. Frosh 4i6 relay—1. Arthur; i. Flrdlay 3. Sullivon; 4 Mowtoquo, 5. Loving I on. 52.1 s c. Cheerleaders Marilyn Mason Lisa Daily Ann Reedy Gloria Glancy Becky Eads Junior High Redbirds Flag Football Row 1: Mitch Dawson, Mark Wildman, Mitch Grant, Brian Buxton, Doug Wildman, Frank Keeling, Dave Kinert, Billy Lawson, Mark Ellis, Keith Ensign. Row II: Larry Johnson, Rick Newberry, Allen Sautelet, John Floyd, Reed Frantz, John Woodard, Greg Hill, Kent Cole, Bob Miller, Larry Austin. Row III: Robin Randolph, Pat Simpson, Mike Mason, Harold Gannon, Randy Fair, Rick Minor, Mark Trower, Brett Frantz, Doug Murphy, Steve Brown. Row IV: Rodney King, John Foley, Terry Meadows, Joe Cavanah, Steve Wood, Larry Anderson, Ralph Zancha, Dennis Woodard, Tim Trower, Bill Eads, Coach—Mr. Peadro. 104 ON FLOOR: Mitch Dawson, Ralph Zancha, Larry Anderson, Bill Eads, Bob Miller. STAND- ING: Mr. Peadro, Coach; Alan Sautelet, Tim Trower, Manager; Reed Frantz, Greg Hill, Dennis Woodard, Frank Keeling, Dave Kinert, Kent Cole, David Cole, Manager. ON FLOOR: Scott Switzer, Manager; Mr. Peadro, Coach; Lawrence Mansfield, Manager. STANDING: Doug Murphy, Randy Fair, Bob Miller, Alan Sautelet, Reed Frantz, Kent Cole, John Woodard, Mitch Dawson, Mark Wildman, Mark Ellis, Mitch Grant, Doug Wildman. ios ROW I: Mitch Grant, Doug Wildman, Dennis Woodard, Larry Anderson, Ralph Zancha, Frank Keeling, Bill Eads. ROW II: Bret Frantz, Lawrence Mansfield, Dave Cole, Mr. Peadro, Tim Trower, Scot Switzer, Steve Brown. ROW III: Larry Johnson, Doug Murphy, Bob Miller, Gary Davis, Reed Frantz, Alan Sautelet, Randy Fair, Mike Parrish. ROW IV: John Floyd, Greg Hill, Mitch Dawson, Brian Buxton, Dave Kinert, Mark Ellis, Mark Wildman, John Woodard, Kent Cole. 7th Grade 8th Grade LOVINGTON LOVINGTON LOVINGTON LOVINGTON LOVINGTON LOVINGTON LOVINGTON LOVINGTON LOVINGTON LOVINGTON LOVINGTON LOVINGTON LOVINGTON 43 15 42 37 37 28 42 24 42 28 46 37 25 ATWOOD 23 LOVINGTON TUSCOLA 43 LOVINGTON ARTHUR 26 LOVINGTON ARCOLA 20 LOVINGTON HAMMOND 25 LOVINGTON BETHANY 29 LOVINGTON BEMENT 16 LOVINGTON WINDSOR 26 LOVINGTON CERRO GORDO 22 LOVINGTON MACON 26 LOVINGTON BETHANY 42 (OT) LOVINGTON ATWOOD 16 LOVINGTON TUSCOLA 39 TOURNAMENT 36 ATWOOD 24 35 TUSCOLA 27 45 ARTHUR 23 43 ARCOLA 48 63 HAMMOND 62 (OT) 44 BETHANY 43 (OT) 36 BEMENT 42 40 WINDSOR 26 34 CERRO GORDO 35 66 MACON 44 50 BETHANY 33 25 ATWOOD 40 Lovington 8th 44 Tuscola 45 (OT) Class B 44 Mt. Zion 16 Lovington 7th 49 Sullivan 32 Class A 40 Mt. Zion 49 Lovington 8th 45 Sullivan 46 (OT) Class A 37 Sullivan 43 Lovington 6th 44 Sullivan 17 Class B Sectional 34 Chrisman 30 Championship 44 Mattoon Central 39 Class B 48 Mattoon Jefferson 31 Lovington 6th 41 Sullivan 6th 29 10« Jr. High Sports 107 JEANNE ALBERT Award Winners LLOYD JOHNSON DENNIS SMITH Student Council Work Student Council-Industrial Arts American Legion Post No. 429— Student Council-Library Club Runnerup GAIL KINERT Bausch Lomb Science JEANNE BODDY Valedictorian Dean Redman Agriculture Scholas- Student Council-Girl’s Physical Lovington Woman’s Club—Science tic Education Lovington Woman’s Club-English National Honor Society CAROLYN ELLIOTT American Legion Post No. 429— Runnerup CATHY WILDMAN American Legion Post No. 429— Student Council—Art Lovington Kiwanis Club-John 1 st Place National Honor Society Phillip Sousa Band Danforth Award Student Council-Business Educa- DEBBIE MORGAN JOHN WOOD tion Student Council-Art Lovington Woman’s Club-Math Student Council-Humanities Danforth Award Student Council-Yearbook Staff DONNA REEDY American Legion Post No. 429— Student Council-Chorus 1st Place JIM GORDON Student Council-Agriculture Student Council-Camera Club CHERYL SMITH Student Council-Yearbook Staff DON JACKSON Salutatorian John E. Timm Class of 1905- Country Mutual Attendance Monetary Award 110 Lovington High School Commencement Thursday, May 27, 1971 8:00 P.M. Program Prelude..................................... Processional.......“Pomp and Circumstance Invocation.................................. Welcome..................................... Introduction of Speaker..................... Inspirational Speaker....................... History of Class............................ The Long and Winding Road................... Presentation of Awards........ Presentation of Class Memorial Presentation of Class......... Presentation of Diplomas . . . Farewell................................. Music.......“Let There Be Peace On Earth” Hawley Ades Benediction Recessional ............High School Band John Harrer, Director ............High School Band John Harrer, Director .............Rev. James Earl Lovington Church of God ...................John Wood Senior Class President ...................Debi Burge ...........Charles W. Shuman ..............Donna Rae Reedy .................Cheryl Smith Dennis Smith Gail Kinert ...............John D. Zancha Acting Principal .................Jeanne Albert ....................A. E. Best Unit Superintendent .......Billy B. Wood, President Donald J. Smith, James W. Smith-Board of Education ................Cathy Wildman .............Combined Choruses and Band John Harrer, Band Director Virginia Brooks, Chorus Director ............Rev. E. R. Henson United Methodist Church .... High School Concert Band John Harrer, Director USHERS: Rae Ellen Eadie, Becky Griffin, Sid Miller, Keith Wood Graduates � ! Jim Adams Jeanne Albert Jill Bailey Charles Binder Jeanne Boddy Debi Burge Becky Carter Terry Clark Carolyn Elliott Dianne Glancy Cindy Good Jim Gordon Sue Grady Debbie Issler Don Jackson Sandy Jent Lloyd Johnson Gail Kinert Rodney King Johanna Mardis Lester Mechling Debbie Morgan Larry Newlan Marlena Phillips Jim Pratt Donna Reedy Larry Rigg Cheryl Smith Dennis Smith Betty Wallis Cathy Wildman John Wood in •Denotes National Honor Society Marilyn Mason Terry Meadows Bob Miller Tina Newberry Shirley Newlan Connie Price Tim Rambo Mike Ramsey Alan Sautelet Connie Sickles Joann Smith Class Roll Larry Anderson Carole Burcham Joe Cavanah Pam Clark Kent Cole Ray Conrad Lisa Daily Theresa Davis Mitch Dawson Bill Eads Jimmy Edwards Nancy Foster Reed Frantz Jan Galbreath Lee Geiling Elizabeth Glancy Gloria Glancy Debra Goens Karolyn Goodwin Carol Gregory Jane Gordon Mary Harl Greg Hill Linda Kidwell Bill Lawson USHERS: Mitch Grant, Becky Eads, Mark Ellis, Ann Reedy Lovington Eighth Grade Promotional Wednesday, May 26, 1971 8:00 P.M. Robby Smith Kathie Stanley Tim Trower Connie Watkins Jim Webb Jeff Wilhelm Steve Wood Dennis Woodard Marcia Wright Ralph Zancha Prelude............... Processional.......... National Anthem .... Invocation............ Welcome............... Inspirational Address . Class History......... Departing Thoughts . . Presentation of Awards Presentation Of Class . ........Junior High School Band John Harrer, Director ........Junior High School Band John Harrer, Director ........Junior High School Band ...............Rev. Jerry Elmore Lovington Christian Church ........Bob Miller, Class President ............... Rev. Ernie Henson Lovington United Methodist Church ..................Mitch Dawson .................. Marcia Wright . . John D. Zancha, Acting Principal .........................A. E. Best Unit District Superintendent Presentation of Promotional Certificates...................Charles Glancy Jr. Lovington Board of Educ. Music Selections: “Dreams Are Made For Children” ..........Junior High Chorus “Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor”..............Virginia Brooks Pam Clark, Accompanist Benediction ......................Rev. Jerry Elmore, Lovington Christian Church Recessional.....................Junior High School Band, John Harrer, Director MURPHY’S STANDARD Atlas Tires, Tubes and Batteries Gas—Oil—Accessories All Work Guaranteed Lovington, Illinois Phone 873-4987 f E3 The Lovington Reporter 1 s{ 76th Year in the LINCOLN TRAILS V- PUBLICATIONS Community Phone 873-4889 Lovington, III. Publishers -— Bob and Kathy Irwin Compliments of —lOH N’S Pharmacy “We Close But We Never Quit” 102 East Harrison Sullivan, Illinois Phone 728-7121 Sharron Vannice, R.Ph. John Barlow, R.Ph. CARPETS LINOLEUM BARNES FLOOR AND WALL COVERING Wall Tile—Wallpaper—Paints Draperies Phone 728-4823 Sullivan, III. 114 DELBERT’S CLOTHING Congratulations to the Class of 1971 The Store of Nationally Advertised Brands for Men and Boys Arthur, Illinois Phone 543-2322 THE VILLA 134 S. Vine “The New Women's Apparel Shoppe, Featuring Nationally Famous Brands From the Leading Fashion Centers of America.” Congratulations Class of 71 Arthur, Illinois MOSCHENROSE JEWELERS 6 East Harrison Phone 728-8551 Sullivan, Illinois Keepsake Diamond Rings—Fine Watches Longines—Witthauer—Accutron—Bulova—Caravelle Watch Repair Service Diamond Setting HEZZY’S DRIVE-INN Arthur jg AND BOWL Thermoaaa Comaanv Til i Open 25 Hours LP GAS Route 121 and 32 AND GAS APPLIANCES Phone 8805 Sullivan Hopcaid Fertilizer Illinois and Chemicals □ 101 INTMUnMAl liman YODER IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 543-2116 Arthur, Illinois John Foley, Salesman ARTHUR IGA So-Lo Prices—In Store Bakery Hrs. 7:00 A.M. To 8:00 P.M. Mon-Sat. Sun 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Arthur, III. Ph. 543-2633 MONTGOMERY WARD CATALOGUE AGENCY 3-days Delivery on Most Items Sullivan, Illinois 728-4361 THE KITCHEN DESIGNER INC. Manufacturers of Custom Kitchen Vanities and Counter Tops Arthur Illinois Phone 543-2643 Riston Phone 543-2811 IPito 117 East Progress Hugh and Irene Trower Catalogue Order Center Arthur Illinois Best Wishes from John and Ruth Dean at REED’S SULLIVAN GREENHOUSE Congratulations To The Tractor Repairs Firestone Tires Class of 71 WILLIAMS TRACTOR SERVICE From Your Friendly Postmaster Delco Batteries Welding K. MAX HOOVER Lovington, Illinois Compliments of JOYCE’S BEAUTY SHOP Lovington Illinois Good Luck To You Grads! BROOKS GROCERY Lovington Illinois HI-LITE STUDIO Photography By R. E. Borsay Schools Portraits-Weddings Commercial and Color Phone 728-4732 Phone 877-2340 109 S. Washington St. 3437 MacArthur Sullivan, Illinois Decatur, Illinois Best Wishes From LINCOLN TRAIL MOTEL In Lovington, Illinois 873-4456 THE CLASSIC SHOP Family Wear, Linens and Babyfold Butterick Patterns in Stock 104 West State Lovington, Illinois Phone 873-4489 Skeeze Broutin Owner-Manager (Retail) Welcome To Lovington W. J. DAHM, DRUGGIST Phone 873-4811 Lovington, III. 61937 117 Harold J. Curry Insurance Company Curry's Food Store Corner State Springfield Lovington, Illinois Moultrie Grain Association Your Farmer Owned And Controlled Grain Market With Bonded Elevators At: Cadwell Lovington State Bank of Arthur Complete Banking Service Established 1910 Member Federal Reserve System Phone 543-2111 Arthur, Illinois Each Depositor Insured to $20,000 FDIi Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 119 Each Depositor Insured to $20,000 FDIi Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HARDWARE STATE BANK Lovington, Illinois Phone 873-4313 Serving Our Customers Since 1885 McMullin Funeral Home Our Purpose: To Surround Final Moments with Quiet Dignity 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 873-4886 Bethany, Lovington Sullivan, Illinois 120 Hardware Paint Lumber Compliments of S3 LOVINGTON ) f LUMBER CO. f STANDARD LLOYD LONG Standard Agent Phone 873-4882 Lovington Illinois ® ® 5T Robert Breedlove, Mgr. Lovington Illinois FOSTER FUR CO. Fur Hides Wool Sporting Goods Phone 873-4686 or 873-4670 Lovington Illinois Body Repairs General Repairs Truck Testing Your Troubles Vanish at WILHELM MOTOR SALES Albert Wilhelm, Proprietor Phone 873-4887 Lovington, Illinois Best Wishes from PAULINE HOOVER INSURANCE All Kinds of Insurance Lovington Illinois THE CURL SALON 114 E. State St. Lovington, Illinois Y-T ■ Darlene Miller Owner Best Wishes to the Class of 71 HELEN AND JIM BROYLES Plumbing and Heating Phone 873-4784 Compliments of RHODES LUMBER COMPANY 1117 West Jackson Phone 728-8541 Sullivan Illinois 121 Say it with Flowers Best Wishes to the Class of ’71 Say it with Ours KAISER AGRICULTURAL ELZY'S FLOWERS—GIFTS CHEMICAL COMPANY Phone 728-7358 Sullivan, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 SHASTEEN MOTORS, INC. “Your Ford Dealer” Phone Sullivan 728-7384 Illinois 14 North Main ASCHERMANN MOTOR CO. Passenger Cars and Trucks Your Ford Dealer Since “1929” 250 South Vine Arthur, Illinois Best Wishes From FASHION SHOP THE INDEX Ladies Ready-to-Wear in Sullivan South West Corner of Square The Friendly Family Store On The Square Sullivan, Illinois PURDEU BARBER SHOP DOCTOR E. BRADFORD, O.D. “Best Clip Joint in Town” Arthur, Illinois 13 West Jefferson Sullivan, Illinois HAMILTON’S MENS WEAR Nationally Advertised Brands for Men and Boys 3 E. Jefferson Sullivan, III. LANCASTER DRUG STORE North Side of Square Sullivan, Illinois Phone 728-7388 Best Wishes to the Class of 71 GLANCY BROTHERS Philco Appliances Paints - Hardware Modern - Safe - Dependable CHARLES GLANCY Lovington, Illinois EUGENE GLANCY 123 Lovington Pickup—Jewel Box BOB AND LIDA'S CLEANING CENTER Quality Cleaners Bob and Lida Hess Sullivan, Illinois HOME PHONE Paul A. Ozier and Sons R.F.D. 2 LOVINGTON, ILL. 61937 WHITE ROCK-GRAVEL-CINDERS-BLACK DIRT SAND-WASHED GRAVEL-GRAIN BUS. PHONE 873-4610 873-5152 124 Best Wishes for a Successful Future to the Class of 1971 Bennett Insurance Service 111 West Illinois State and Broadway Arthur, Illinois 61911 Lovington, Illinois 61937 Phone: 543-3014 Phone: 873-5152 A ITT' k 1 1 ) □L UJJ— 'V 125 Index to Advertisers Arthur IGA................... Arthur Thermogas Co.......... Ascherman Motor............... Barnes Floor and Wall Covering Bennett Insurance............ Bob and Lida’s Cleaning Center Boyd's Bus Service............ Bradford, Dr. E., O.D........ Brooks Grocery .............. Broyles Plumbing and Heating . Classic Shop................. Curl Salon................... Curry’s Food Center........... Dahm’s Rexall Drug........... Delberts Clothing............ Elzy’s Flowers and Gifts..... Fashion Shop................. Foster Fur Company........... Glancy Brothers Hardware .... Hamiltons Mens Wear........... Hardware State Bank.......... Hezzy's...................... Hi-Lite Studio............... Hoover, K. Max................ Hoover, Pauline P............ Index........................ John's Pharmacy.............. Joyce’s Beauty Shop.........................117 Kaiser Ag. Chemicals........................122 Kitchen Designers, Inc......................116 Lancaster Drug Store, Inc...................123 Lincoln Trail Motel.........................117 Long, Lloyd.................................121 Lovington Lumber Co.........................121 Lovington Reporter..........................114 McMullin Funeral Home.......................120 Montgomery Ward.............................116 Moschenrose Jewelers........................115 Moultrie Grain Assoc........................118 Murphy’s Standard Service...................114 Ozier, Paul A. and Sons.....................124 Purdeu Barber Shop..........................122 Reed’s Sullivan Greenhouse..................116 Rhodes Lumber Co............................121 Shasteen Motors, Inc........................122 State Bank of Arthur........................119 Stubblefield Inc............................115 Villa, The..................................115 Wards Furniture.............................125 Western Auto................................116 Wilhelm Motor Sales.........................121 William’s Tractor Service...................117 Yoder Implement Co..........................116 116 116 122 114 125 124 124 122 117 121 117 121 118 117 115 122 122 121 123 123 120 116 117 117 121 122 114 127 128 130