Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

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Lovington High School 1971-1972 Through a Looking Glass 4 ;S3UIipBJ [ adBDsg jno ASSEMBLIES ASSEMBLIES Left to right above: Hirschfeld speaks on 18 yr. old vote. Trooper Leeds warns stu- dent body on safety. Rev. Elmore speaks on his tour of Europe. Meams speaks on opportunities with the F.B.I. At left Chanute Air Force Band performs for the student body. 6 Look at the Results of a Mrs. Thomas'P.E. class! Fun and Games! With Spoon in Mouth, the Winning Egg is ??? 7 Awards at At left: Nan Frantz, winner of Daughters of American Revolution Award. At right: Darrell Stevens, winner of Sons of American Revolution Award. At left: Barb Binder, winner of Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. At right: Carla Dawson, delegate to Girls State. From left to right: Ed Webb, Bob Brooks, Jim Murphy, delegates to Boys State. 8 LHS Illinois State Scholars Row I, left to right: Nancy Wilhite, Tracey Glancy, Suellen Thomas. Row II: Joe Wm. Smith, Dean Meadows. 9 High School Janne Glancy Kim Newberry Jan Reedy Roger Hutton Kim Pierce Bob Brooks Prettiest Hair Tracey Glancy Jerry Born Biggest Cut-ups Peggy Hutton Roger Hutton Student Poll Most Cooperative Max Cox Jody Powell Most Studious Debbie Wright Tracey Glancy Sid Ferguson Best Personality Nanette Frantz Roger Hutton Best School Spirit Carla Dawson Roger Hutton Most Athletic Kay Pierce Roger Hutton 11 Senior Candidate Nancy Wilhite Escort, Greg Grant j.o Ann Smith Escort, Latry Anderson junior Attendant , • • Carla Dawson Escort, Roger Hutton Freshman Attendant , 4 «Accies-- Homecoming FLOATS HIGHLIGHT Seniors—1st Place It’s A Sure Bet-Wheel Win! Freshmen--2nd Place Castlin' In A Victory! r „ JJHM. iNnyiaasf. 14 IS HOMECOMING PARADE After a long performance--applause The Junior Class Presents ‘The Sky’s The Limit’ The off Broadway Production of The Sky’s the Limit proved to be a box-office success. It was produced and directed by Mr. Harrer and Mrs. Uphoff. After weeks of grueling re- hearsals the actors and actresses, se- lected from the Junior class, were ready for the opening night curtain. This play was on excerpt from a normal day in the household of the Sky family. It was a three-act play centered around four telephone calls that later caused a disaster in the household. While Sunny rehearses frantically, messages start to come and Sunny gets them all wrong. Grandma gets Connie’s message. Mother received Dad’s. Dad believes he's been fired and Connie thinks she's jilted. Then Sunny loses her voice while trying out for cheerleader. But after all of this confusion, it seems somehow that all works out. Even though the actors made the play a great success it wouldn't have been possible without the help of the stage crew. Although this play was not publi- cized by flashing billboards and bright lights the audience was of great number. The students that contributed to the great production of this play were: Ed Webb, Dan Sky; Nancy Creviston, Ellen Sky; Jan Reedy, Sunny Sky; Kathy Allen, Connie Sky; Steve Wall, Bill Sky; Debbie Howard, Grandma; Bob Brooks, Ace Dawson; Kim Pierce, Slyvia Simpson; Robert Riley, Bob Turf; Roger Hutton, Sam Anderson; Gary Smith, Mr. Green; Irene Clough, Marsha Munson; Cindy Nicol, Minnie Crocker. The directors were always attentive-- even after a long play practice. 16 Sam Anderson makes a running leap to shock the audience. Ace Dawson exhibits his idea for a good cheerleader. Although you rang it when you were supposed to, you also rang it when you were not supposed to. 17 There was a month of practices before class play. Who Killed The Endicott family--the kind of family who lives next door. But you have the frightening knowledge that one of those congenial people has commited a murder--a cold, calculat- ing murder! Of course. Aunt Caroline deserved to die—no doubt of that—she was mean, domineering, and rich. But who in the family could have killed her? Surely not Riccy who's a swell young fellow; not Beryl, whom you'd be proud to call your sister; not little Cicely who roller skates and likes sugar on her bread. Could it have been kind-hearted Mrs. Endicott herself, or lovely Agnes who dreamed of marrying Dave, a newspaper man? Surely not! Who, then? Dan Donovan, the high school football hero, or the chemistry teacher, Miss MacLain? None of these seemed like a murderer, but there's nobody else, nobody with the slightest motive for poisoning Aunt Caroline; nobody who--but wait; maybe there was! Miss Mabbitt, Aunt Caroline's paid companion—but no, why would she kill her benefactor, the goose who laid the golden egg, the employer who’d promised her a fortune? Fiendishly and cleverly you're kept guessing up to the very end. The smell of the grease paint the roar of the crowd. 18 Aunt Caroline? I’m dying, I’m dead. Cast Mrs. Eleanor Endicott. . Barb Binder Agnes...................Tracey Glancy Riccy...................Joe Wm. Smith Beryl...................Peggy Hutton Cicely..................Suellen Thomas Miss Caroline Endicott. . Rose Mardis Miss Mabbit.............Becky Griffin David Thompson..........Greg Grant Dan Donovan.............Jeff Simpson Miss MacLain............Carolyn Casteel Harvey Hagaman .... Doug Coslow Lieutenant Clayton . . . Joe D. Smith My children would never so much as harm a fly. Smash. 19 A RESULT OF THE JUNIOR EFFORT. MAYBE A FEW MORE CHAIRS! Junior—Senior 20 SMILE CHARLIE! OUR ROYALTY QUEEN—DARLENE NEWLAN KING—SID MILLER “Gay 90’s” Prom THE JUNIOR CLASS of LOVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL presents Ulit. 90'± Music by SOUNDS UNLIMITED Friday evening April twenty-eighth Nineteen hundred and seventy-two 21 STUDENTLIFESTUDENTLIFEST The Student Council is the repre- sentative body of the school. From it we learn the basic form of democracy The members of the Student Council are elected by their classes, and each member does his part in working for L.H.S. Starting the new school year the Student Council painted the tennis court. They then sold bumper stickers for a money making project and or- ganized a talent show. Student Council Starts Year Out Right Row I: J. Reedy, C. Martin, P. Hutton, Secretary; J. Smith, Vice President; D. Grady, President; Mr. Hall, Advisor. Row II: J. Adams, L. Johnson, D. Kinert, J. Ruff, R. Frantz, M. Mason, S. Phillips, A. Lee. 24 National Honor Society Initiates Three Membership into the National Honor Society is based on character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Those students who have a 3.5 average or better and have displayed the above character- istics are eligible. Each year the National Honor Society con- siders those persons eligible and selects 5% of the Sophomore Class, 10% of the Junior Class, and 15% of the Senior Class. This year on March 23, 1972, the National Honor Society held the initiation for the new members. Those students who were chosen were Barb Binder, Senior; Janne Glancy, Sophomore; Debbie Wright, Sophomore. Row I: Tracey Glancy, Joe Smith, Vice President; Suellen Thomas, President. Row II: Jan Reedy, Debbie Howard. 23 Row VI: C. West, P. Wiggle, S. Born, S. Newlan, L. Glancy, J. Glancy, J. Smith, C. Nicol, L. Anderson, R. Mar- dis, K. Lawson, D. Wiggle, M. Dyer. Row V: M. Wright, C. Burchan, J. Reedy, C. Dawson, M. Seelow, M. Harl, N. Wilhite, C. Price, G, Glancy, D. Brown, S. Brown, T. Davis. Row IV: D. Phelps, K. Mechling, P. Clark, D. Grafford, B. Griffin, T. Glancy, M. Gillenwater, B. Eckel, P. Grant, G. Rambo, T. Newberry, D. Howard. Row III: J. Galbreath, Kim Pierce, C. Garmon, D. Osborne, L. KidweU, J. Powell, C. Preston, M. Mason, Kay Pierce. L. Daily, R. Eadie. Row II: K. Goodwin, R. Sharp, N. Franklin, K. Smith, T, Galbreath, N. Foster, P. Linville, J. Gor- don, A. Lee, S. Ramsey, C. Steward. Row I, seated: D. Newlan, Public Relations; K. Ramsey, V-Pres. Projects; K. Allen, V-Pres. Degrees; N. Creviston, Treas.; N. Frantz, V-Pres.; B. Binder, Pres.; D. Wright, Seer.; C. Casteel, Historian; P. Hutton, Recreation; Mrs. Foley, Advisor. FHA Week and Adopted Grandmothers Highlight 1971-72 FHA Year. “Toward New Horizons” Row III: J. Redfem, J. Mechling, R. Hutton, A. Long, D. Dettling, G. Smith, B. Casteel, J. Smith, M.Alumbaugh. Row II: K. Cole, K. Dawson, T. Meadows, C. Burgess, K. Issler, D. Keeling, R. Riley, R. Boddy. Row I, seated: Mr. Thomas, Advisor; J. Bolsen, Reporter; T. Seelow, V-Pres.; S. Miller, Pres.; M. Cox, Seer.; A. Bolsen, Treas.; B. Brooks, Ass't. Sentinel. 27 Seated, left to right: S. Thomas, N. Creviston, C. Dawson, D. Howard. Row I, standing: K. Goodwin, K. Pierce, L. Daily, K. Smith, M. Reedy, P. Clark, A. Lee, N. Franklin, T. Newberry, Mrs. Eskridge. Row II, standing: D. Wright, M. Wright, D. Wiggle, D. Meadows, J. Glancy, J. Smith, S, Wood, E. Glancy, P. Grant, J. Powell. Miss Linda McKinney, student teacher, and Mr. Allen Hall, a faculty member, spoke to the Future Teachers at meetings during the year. Club sponsor is Mrs. Grace Eskridge who said that the club talked mostly about the change in schools and education today. FTA officers for the 1971-1972 school year were, Debbie Howard, Suellen Thomas, Carla Dawson, and Nancy Creviston. 28 Future Teachers Study Teaching Skills Medical Careers The Medical Careers group meets once a month. Mrs. Eskridge, Mrs. Parr and Mrs. Binder are the advisors for this group. During the meetings speakers are presented or movies are shown. Field trips have been taken to die various hospitals around our community. Mrs. Grace Eskridge; advisor, Betty Eckel, Secretary; Marcella Gillenwater, President; Mary Seelow, Vice President; Kathy Allen, Cindy Steward, Tina Newberry, Dawn Phelps, Cindy Rambo, Cindy Nicol, Chris Long, Kathy Lawson. 29 Visits Hospitals Seniors Take Honors In G.A.A. Activities Row VII, left to right: L. Glancy, S. Born, P. Wiggle, N. Wilhite, C. Casteel, L. Anderson, R. Mardis, B. Binder, S. Lambdin, C. Nicol, J. Smith. Row VI: G. Glancy, D. Wiggle, M. Seelow, T. Glancy, D. Newlan, M. Gillenwater, G. Shaw, I. Clough, J. Glancy, M. Harl. Row V: T. Davis, C. Burcham, C. West, N. Creviston, S. Thomas, B. Griffin, P. Hutton, K. Allen, D. Brown, C. Price, S. Brown. Row IV: P. Clark, L. Kidwell, P. Grant, J. Reedy, V-Pres.. K. Mechling, N. Frantz, Pres., C. Dawson, D. Stevens, M. Wright, M. Mason. Row III: D. Osborne, T. Newberry, D. Wright, D. Phelps, R. Eadie, B. Eckel, J. Powell, N. Foster, Mrs. Thomas, Advisor. Row II:L. Daily, A. Lee, C. Ramsey, K. Pierce, D. Howard, Sec-Treas., K. Pierce, K. Smith, J. Galbreath. Row I: J. Gordon. R. Sharp, C. Ste- ward, N. Franklin, K. Goodwin. The Senior girls finally swept the GAA tournaments after four years of hard work. As Freshman, the Class of '72 had a 0-6 GAA tournament record and as Seniors they compiled a 5-1 record. The GAA was again dedicated to developing good sportsmanship and to giving LHS girls athletic activities in which to partici- pate. Among the activities this year were: basketball, volleyball, ice skating, bowling, and softball. The score is 0-0. 30 Letterman Support Scoreboard Fund This year the 1971-72 Letterman's Club met and set several goals to be attained by the organization. They were: To support financially the new football field score- board, To publish a sports yearbook covering 1955-1972 sports. To promote athletic ability and good sportsman- ship. Row IU, left to right: D. Elliott, D. Stevens, A. Long, S. Fleming, B. Brooks, J. Murphy, S. Wall, S. Miller. Row II: J. Foster, J. Simpson, P. Edrington, Mr. Doehring, advisor, R. Steward, M. Reedy, C. Martin. Row I seated: T. Seelow, Sergeant-at-arms; G. Grant, Treas.;J. Bom, V-Pres.;J. Smith, Sec.; Gary Davis, Pres. ;’ not present for picture. 31 Row I, seated: R. Gilmore, Mr. Allen, Advisor; S. Fleming, K. Allen, R. Christian, S. Lambdin. Row II: V. Foster, T. Meadows, D. Goad, B. Miller, G. Smith, N. Foster, D. Dettling, J. Gordon. Photography Club Uses Darkroom 400—CLUBS G The Camera Club has held seven meetings during the 1971-72 school year. During these meetings, Mr. Al- len, the advisor, has lectured and spoken to the group on the use of cameras and the art of photography. As a re- creation project this year, the club planned a roller skat- ing party for March 31, 1972. Members of the Photography club are in the Sr. High School at LHS and have shown some active use and skills in handling a camera. Projectionist Club Aids T eachers Row II: T. Meadows, R. Gilmore, C. Long, S. Fleming. Row I, seated: R. Miller, D. Dettling, Mr. Bell, Advisor, J. Franklin. 33 Pep Club Sells Sweaters This year the Pep Club’s goal was to create spirit and promote good sportsmanship. Trying to fulfill this goal, the Pep Club sold L.H.S. sweaters for a spirit and fund raising project. Students Encourage Panthers Row I: J. Glancy, D. Stevens, P. Grant, C. Casteel, Vice-President; P. Hutton, President; Mrs. Fleming, Advisor; B. Griffin, Secretary; J. Reedy, C. Dawson, R. Eadie. Row II: K. Pierce, A. Lee, P. Clark, L. Kidwell, C. Martin, C. Burgess, M. Reedy, D. Wright, T. Newberry, D. Osborne, D. Howard. Row IU: L. Daily, M. Mason, B. Eckel, C. Price, D. Cunningham, J. Simpson, D. Geiling, J. Born, J. Foster, M. Dyer, K. ALlen, C. Burcham, K. Pierce. Row IV: M. Wright, G. Glancy, S. Thomas, D. Newlan, R. Christian, P. Edrington, J. Smith, G. Grant, N. Wilhite, N. Creviston, M. Gillenwater, J. Powell. Row V: S. Born, S. Lambdin, L. Glancy, D. Grady, D. Elliott, A. Bolsen, S. Phillips, A. Bell, J. Smith, C. Nicol, R. Mardis. Row VI: B. Casteel, K. Wood, D. Stevens, D. Christian, E. Webb, S. Fleming, T. White, B. Brooks, J. Trower, R. Hutton, T. Seelow, S. Jacoby. 34 Student Librarians Sponsor Bake Sales Row I: D. Phelps, C. Steward, P. Linville, Vice President; Mrs. Rowland, Advisor; P. Hutton, President; J. Galbreath, T. Galbreath. Row II: M. Gillenwater, P. Wiggle, Secretary; I. Clough, S. Newlan, S. Lambdin, K. Allen, B. Eckel. A Service Organization The Student Librarians is an organ- ization of service. Along with helping the library run smoothly, they also aid in the selection of books. This year the Student Librarians held several bake sales in order to make money. The money went toward buying pins for the seniors. 35 Back row, left to right: D. Stevens, P. Hutton, B. Binder, B. Griffin, P. Wiggle, A. Bolsen, J. Reedy, G. Grant, L. Anderson, N. Frantz, M. Dyer, K. Mechling, D. Meadows, Mrs. Fleming, advisor, M. Reedy. Front row: T. Glancy, G. Shaw, K. Newberry, N. Wilhite, R. Eadie. i Panther Tales Published Weekly At LHS The 1971-72 Panther Tales Staff was dedicated this year to creating and to supporting school spirit at LHS. Another goal was to inform and to create inter- est in the fine arts by sponsoring a Literary Contest with the results being the 1st Panther Tales Literary Magazine at Lovington High School. The students on the staff worked with diligence this year to make the school paper a respected publica- tion that meets the needs of the students. JARGON OF WHAT? WE NEED A 2-LINE FILLER! ' r ANDY, GET BUSY!! Student Life, Teachers, Sports, Organizations . . . These are all ideas which the Mirror Staff for 1972 has tried to incorporate into this yearbook. The image created is one of many emotions--laughter, spirit. depth, and, of course, senioritis. Many students, under the leadership of Mrs. Fleming, worked and enjoyed putting together this 1972 LHS yearbook. Back row, left to right: M. Dyer, M. Reedy, K. Mechling, A. Bolsen, K. Pierce, G. Grant, R. Eadie, J. Glancy, Mrs. Fleming, advisor, S. Fleming, K. Pierce, L. Anderson, D. How- ard, K. Newberry, J. Reedy, B. Griffin, D. Meadows. Front row: N. Wilhite, N. Frantz, G. Shaw, P. Hutton, co-editor, T. Glancy, co-editor, D. Stevens, P. Wiggle, B. Binder. Mirror Staff Presents Image Of LHS THE DEADLINE IS TOMORROW!! Back row: Mr. Bell, advisor, T. Glancy, B. Binder, M. Dyer. Front row: J. Reedy, G. Shaw, P. Wiggle, B. Grif fin. BUSINESS STAFF SELLS $600 IN ADS 38 Marching Band 1971 derson, Marsha Wright, Barb Binder, Nancy Whilhite, Suellen Thomas, Libby Glancy, baton twirlers. Color Guard The color guard consists of eleven members this year, which is the largest color guard LHS has had. The marching band participated in the first football game of the season, which was held in Arthur and we played in the parade for Easterns’ homecoming. The marching band had outstand- ing talent this year which proved to be entertain- ing. A Typical Day with the Marching Band Concert Band 71-72 Stage Band Back row: Steve Jacoby, Bob Brooks, Kathy Allen, Pam Clark, Tony Seelow, David Morgan, Phil Edrington, Jan Reedy, Mr. John Harrer, Greg Grant, Danny Fultz, Keith Wood, Tim Trower, Mike Reedy, Darrell Stevens, Dave Elliott, Kim Newberry. Front row: Debbie Wiggle, Steve Fleming, Allen Bell, Jeff Simpson, Carolyn Goodwin, Joe Wm. Smith, LuAnn Anderson, Barb Binder, Linda Kidwell, Steve Wood. The Traveling Stage Band The stage band, under the di- rection of John Harrer, has partici- pated in many contests this year. The stage band received a 2nd rating at Oak Lawn, partici- pating in the Millikin Jazz Festi- val, and went on various tours throughout the district. The stage band found that they could com- pete on the same level with schools of larger enrollment and still come out with a high rating. Two new instruments have been added to the band this year. The electric flute and electric clarinet and electric sax have added many new sounds to the band. The marimba and french horns have helped to improve the sound of the band. 42 Choral Ensembles J. Bolsen, B. Brooks, S. Fleming, M. Reedy, N. Creviston, D. Wiggle, M. Gillenwater, J. Glancy, B. Binder, S. Thomas, K. Pierce, L. Anderson. Many Days Of Hard Work . . The mixed ensemble received a 1st rating at contest in Arthur. Many performances included singing at the Lions Club in Bement, Kiwanis Club in Lovington, W ar Mothers, Senior Citizens, exchange programs, FFA Banquet, District Wo- mens Club, District Home Extension meeting, and the District Kiwanis Meeting in Lovington. Bows at the Christmas Concert. But It Soon Payed Off. N. Creviston, D. Wiggle, M. Gillenwater, J. Glancy, B. Binder, S. Thomas, K. Pierce. Sr. High Mixed Chorus Row I: K. Pierce, Pianist. K. Pierce, K. Smith, L. Daily, J. Gordon, N. Franklin. Row IL Mrs. Brooks. Director, T. Davis, M. Mason, J. Powell, D. Wright, C. Ramsey, D. Phelps, A. Lee. Row III: J. Foster, D. Weber. I. Clough, N. Creviston, M. Gillenwater, D. Brown, C. West, C. Dawson. Row IV: P. Edrington, C. Long, R. Christian, B. Binder, M. Harl, D. Wiggle, S. Newlan, M. Seelow, D. Newlan. Row V: S. Fleming, B. Brooks, J. Trower, J. Boise n, J. Glancy, J. Smith, C. Nicol, L. Anderson, S. Lambdin, S. Born. The Christmas Concert During After 44 Jr. High Chorus 45 Jr. High Band ITSPORTSPORTSPORTSPORTS SPORTSPORTSPORTSPORTSPC Darrell Stevens John Mechling 48 Coaches: Doehring, Hall, Boyer Roger Hutton Keith Wood Meridian 19 Jim Murphy Steve Wall Ronnie Miller Bob Brooks Champs 71 Charlie Martin Arlon Long r Dennis Grady Phil Edrington Dave Elliott John Foster Rick Steward Lovington Team of Week Share of Title For Lovington By Joe Cook Lovington played with great ‘T •-AmniTtftn Hioh s hnni determination and finally pulled =ita Lovington Wrecks Lovington Lovington Trims llliopolis Streak Smas ipc Cerro Gordo 30-0 In Last 5 SecondsSef ianj-ovln9fon Defense Strong Scoreboard L.H.S. 14 Arthur 0 ALL CONFERENCE L.H.S. 27 Moweaqua 0 L. H. S. 20 Macon 16 Greg Grant Off. Tackle L.H.S. 34 Bethany 0 Darrell Stevens Off. Guard L.H.S. 14 llliopolis 8 Dennis Grady Full Back L.H.S. 30 Assumption 6 Roger Hutton Linebacker L.H.S. 47 Maroa-Forsyth 0 Jerry Bom Off. End L.H.S. 6 N iantic -Harristown 14 L.H.S. 30 Cerro Gordo 0 HONORABLE MENTION Darrell Stevens, Greg Grant, Arlon Long, John Mechling, Keith Wood, Jim Murphy, Roger Hutton, Bob Brooks, and Jerry Born. Haws Lineman Letterman's Club Lineman of the Year Letterman's Club Back of the Year Most Valuable Player Most Improved Player Darrell Stevens Greg Grant Dennis Grady Roger Hutton Jim Murphy 50 Row I: Cavanah, Grant, Wall. Zancha Hutton, Brooks, Wood, Murphy Grady, Mechling. Row II: Foster, Eads, Bell Martin, Simpson, Born, Davis Edrington, Elliott, Steward, Woodard. Row III: Cole, Sautelet, Dawson, Boddy, T. Trower, Nelson, Keeling, Lawson Wilhelm, Frantz, Mgr. Row IV: Coach Boyer, Coach Hall, Coach Doehring, Stevens, Casteel, Anderson, Long, Fleming, J. Trower, D. Christian, Mgr, R. Christian, Mgr. The Panthers' football season opened at Arthur Sept. 17. They were victorious, coming home with a 14-0 victory. The first home game was played against Moweaqua. The Panthers expected a very close ball game, but came away with an easy 27-0 victory. The Panthers invaded Macon with revenge in their minds. They featured an impressive offense and a de- fense that was unscored upon in the first two games. Lovington enjoyed a tough 20-16 victory. After hearing of Bethany's fine defense, the Pan- thers proceeded to crush them, 34-0. The victory, along wtith the rainy weather, spoiled Bethany’s an- nual homecoming. A 19-game football unbeaten streak was snapped as the mighty Panthers overcame Illiopolis for a 14-8 homecoming victory. The victory vaulted Lovington into first place in the Meridian Conference standings. After defeating Illiopolis, the Panthers continued their victory streak by defeating Assumption 30-6. Lovington completely outplayed Maroa-Forsyth. The game was a 47-0 rout for the Panthers. The victory as- sured them of at least a tie for the conference championship. Niantic-Harristown invaded Lovington with one thing in mind: Conference Championship. A victory over the Panthers would give N-H a tie and that is what they went home with, 14-6 Lovington went to Cerro Gordo for the final game of the season. Cerro Gordo had won the last meeting bet- ween the two teams, but Lovington avenged that loss by a score of 30-0. 51 Varsity Lettermen Joe Wm. Smith Senior Forward Michael Reedy Senior Guard Ron Miller Junior Forward Arlon Long Junior Center Jim Murphy Junior Guard Bob Brooks Junior Center 52 1972 Basketball ’71-’72 A Year of Hard Work Row I: Randy Christian, Mgr., Coach Doehring, Dana Christian, Mgr. Row II: Charles Martin, Bob Eads, Joe Wm. Smith, Jim Murphy, Ed Webb, Terry White, ArlonLong, Kevin Ellis, Bob Brooks, Max Cox, Ron Miller, Mike Reedy. Varsity Basketball Records 1971-1972 Lovington 56 Bethany 61 Lovington 67 Tower Hill 37 Lovington 42 F indaly 49 Lovington 77 Niantic 78 Lovington 56 Kansas 49 Lovington 72 Assumption 2 62 Lovington 79 Urbana Uni. High 62 Lovington 63 Bethany 69 Lovington 60 Moweaqua 63 Lovington 54 Blue Mound 75 Lovington 64 Berne nt 65 Lovington 66 Maroa-Forsyth 61 Lovington 57 A rthur 42 Lovington 62 Illiopolis 69 Lovington 63 Atwood-Hammond 84 Lovington 78 Macon 91 Lovington 66 Stonington 94 Cerro Gordo Holiday Tourney LHS 69 Cerro Gordo 87 LHS LHS 81 Urbana Uni. High 58 LHS LHS 61 Atwood-Hammond 57 (Consolation champions) Meridian Conference Tourney 78 Tower Hill 54 60 Blue Mound 76 Areola Regional LHS 68 Findlay 61 LHS 72 Atwood-Hammond 69 LHS 62 Sullivan 72 54 Front Row: Mike Ramsey, Jeff Wilhelm, Greg Hill, Mitch Dawson, Robbie Smith, Kent Cole, Bob Miller, Reed Frantz, Manager. Middle Row: Tim Trower, Manager; Dwaine Cunningham, Mike Alumbaugh, Bill Eads, Dennis Woodard, Terry Meadows, Bill Lawson, Bob Parrish, Coach Hall. Back Row: Phil Edrington, Ralph Zancha, Scott Phillips, Rick Phillips, Steve Fleming, Larry Anderson, Kevin Ellis, Jeff Trower. JV Basketball Record 1971-1972 JV Schedule Lovington 44 Stonington 66 Lovington 51 Bethany 40 Lovington 78 Tower Hill 59 Lovington 48 Findlay 44 Lovington 64 Niantic 33 Lovington 58 Kansas 56 Lovington 56 Assumption 50 Lovington 52 Uni High 31 Lovington 55 Bethany 64 Lovington 66 Moweaqua 53 Lovington 67 Blue Mound 50 Lovington 57 Bement 60 Lovington 59 Maroa-Forsyth 53 Lovington 52 Arthur 51 Lovington 37 Illiopolis 50 Lovington 63 Atwood 56 Lovington 56 Macon 60 Lovington 61 Fresh-Soph Tourney Westfield 48 Lovington 64 Findlay 73(2 OT) Lovington 57 Macon 44 14-6 record 55 Row I: Alan Sautelet, Kent Cole, Mike Reedy, Jerry Bom, Jim Murphy, Ron Miller, John Mechling, Joe Wm. Smith. Row II: Chris Long, Allen Bell, Steve Wall, Jeff Simpson, Ed Webb, Steve Fleming, Dave Elliott, Phil Edrington, Coach Hall. BASEBALL 1972 Bat—Girls LHS FIRST! Track Team Takes Advantage of New Field; TRACK 1972 Row I: Sid Miller, Claudie Burgess, Bob Eads, Darrell Geiling, Bill Lawson, Dwaine Cunningham, Jim Nelson, Bob Parrish, Charlie Martin, Robert Riley, Lee Geiling. Row II: Tim Trower, Reed Frantz, Dana Christian, Kevin Ellis, Rick Phillips, Jeff Trower, Bob Brooks, Steve Jacoby, Ralph Zancha, Joe Cavanagh, Jeff Brown, Coach Doehring, Randy Christian. SPORTS . . . Front Row: Lawrence Mansfield, Manager; Randy Fair, John Woodard, Mitch Grant, Gary Davis, Doug Murphy, Dave Kinert, Manager. Back Row: Scott Switzer, Manager; Doug Wildman, Mark Wildman, Mark Ellis, John Foley, Frank Keeling, Brian Buxton, Mr. Peadro, Coach. Building Future Teams . . . Junior High Basketball Front Row: Allan Croslow, Randy Murphy. Gary Jackson, Greg Floyd, Curt Clough, Larry Johnson, Steve Brown. Back Row: Mr. Peadro, Coach; Joe Nelson, Jeff Davis, Randy Fair, Doug Murphy, Brett Frantz, Ron Elzy, Manager. 59 Front Row: Allan Croslow, Randy Murphy, Curt Clough, Brett Frantz, Gary Jackson, Larry Johnson, Steve Brown. Middle Row: Mr. Peadro, Coach; Lawrence Mansfield, Manager; Greg Floyd, Joe Nelson, Jeff David, John Woodard, John Floyd, Randy Fair, Doug Murphy, Ron Elzy, Manager. Back Row; Scott Switzer, Manager; Mitch Grant, Doug Wildman, MarkWildman, Mark Ellis, John Foley, Frank Keeling, Brian Buxton, Gary Davis, Dave Kinert. Manager. Junior High Basketball Record 1971-1972 Lightweights Heavyweights Lovington 40 Bethany 45 Lovington 33 Bethany 45 Lovington 55 Atwood 21 Lovington 51 Atwood 27 Lovington 21 Tuscola 33 Lovington 36 Tuscola 48 Lovington 28 Areola 40 Lovington 48 Areola 36 Lovington 45 Bement 36 Lovington 61 Bement 25 Lovington 48 Arthur 36 Lovington 42 Arthur 47 O. T. Lovington 62 Argenta 42 Lovington 66 Argenta 52 Lovington 30 Cerro Gordo 25 Lovington 34 Cerro Gordo 37 Lovington 37 Bethany 28 Lovington 52 Bethany 49 2 O. T. Lovington 35 Atwood 22 Lovington 43 Atwood 27 Lovington 46 Macon 16 Lovington 35 Macon 46 Lovington 40 Sullivan 46 Lovington 53 Sullivan 31 Lovington 38 Tuscola 59 Lovington 39 Tuscola 52 Lovington 26 Arthur 24 Lovington 25 Arthur 39 Lovington 31 Areola 33 Class A Tourney Class B Tourney Lovington 30 Arthur 33 Lovington 29 Areola 46 Lovington 44 Atwood 34 Lovington 39 Atwood 47 8-8 record 9-6 record 60 Jr. High Girls Track Bottom row: Kelly Gregory, Joy Lynn Ruff, Linda Newlan. Row II: Mrs. Quigly, student teacher; Carol Brown, Penny Clark, Carla Jackson, Alice Cole, Diane Osborne, Ann Reedy, Meta Creek, Bonnie Lambdin, Mrs. Thomas. Row III: Joyce Gilmore, Marcia Fleming, Debbie Frost, Carolyn Newlan, Melody Patheal, and Judy Wood. 61 Front Row: John Jones, Mark Trower, David Edrington, James Kenny, Mike Bell, Curtis Clough, Tony Minor, Mike Parrish, Doug Wood, Roger Parrish. Row II: Gary Davis, John Floyd, Dale Garmon, Larry Johnson, Jeff Adams, Jerry Renfro, Mike Mason, Joe Nelson, Doug Wildman, Jeff Smith, David Griffin, Phillip Trower. Row III: Mr. Boyer, Lawrence Mansfield, Ed Creek, John Woodard, Brian Buxton, Mark Ellis, Frank Keeling, Keith Ensign, Mitch Grant, Dave Jones, Harold Garmon, Doug Murphy, Randy Fair, Mark Wildman. JR. HIGH TRACKSTERS GAIN EXPERIENCE; TWO RECORDS BROKEN 62 Redbird Cheerleaders Lead the Way!! Redbird cheerleaders in action. Front: Becky Eads, 8th. Middle: Ann Reedy, 8th, Loretta Johnson, 7th, Marcia Fleming, 7th, Joy Ruff, 8th. Top: Debbie Maycroft, 7th. 63 A Year of Throwing 64 Footballs Megaphones Bottom row: Pam Grant—So.; Janne Glancy—So.; and Darletta Stevens- So. Top row: Kay Pierce—So.; and Lisa Daily—Fr. While the 1971 football team was winning game after game the cheerleaders were leading the fans and spectators in a rousing roar of yells. Before football season the cheerleaders solicited the town for donations from merchants and interested boosters so they could buy miniature footballs to throw at the ball games whenever a touchdown was made. Then with the beginning of basketball season Monical's, a pizza place in Sullivan, gave the cheerleaders 125 megaphones to throw during the ball games. Anyone who caught a megaphone could redeem it for a free half of a pizza. Something new which the cheerleaders added to the Homecoming activities was to hold an Apple Day, a Backwards Day, and a Purple-Gold Day. On each of these days die students did what the name of the day was. J.V. and Varsity Varsity—Top: Kim Pierce, Rae El- len Eadie, Carla Dawson, Debbie Howard, Jan Reedy. J.V.--Bottom: Darletta Stevens, Kay Pierce, Janne Glancy, Pam Grant, Lisa Daily. 65 FACULTYFACULTYFACULTY 3SU FACULTYFACULTYFACULTY f Mr. A. E. Best, Superintendent The school year 1971-72, has evidenced the high quality of accomplishments, willingness to serve, acceptance of responsibility, self-direction, personality, character, scholarship and leadership of our student body. These challenges which bring about some disappointments and many satisfactions are the devices that help us assess the values of student life in Lovington’s schools. On behalf of the faculty, my sincere congratulations are extended to the yearbook 68 staff for its patience and efforts to present such a true sketch. Mr. John Zancha, Acting Principal B.S. University of Notre Dame, M.S. Southern Illinois University. Mrs. Grace Eskridge Dean of Girls, Foreign Languages, B.S. Illinois State University; Northwestern College; University of Wiscon- sin; M.S. Millikin; Eastern Illinois University; University of Missouri; University Interamericana— Institute Allende. Activities Begin with Buffet Mr. Allen Hall Guidance, 8th Grade History, Logic, 5th and 6th Grade P.E. and Health, Foot- ball, Basketball, and Baseball Coach, University of Illinois B.S.; M.S. 69 Mr. Lawrence Allen Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Senior Math, Chemis- try, B.ED. Eastern Illinois University, M.S.T. Rolla School of Mines. Teacher’s Room Mr. Donald Bell Business Education, B.S. in Ed. Eastern Illinois Uni versity, University of Illinois. 4 Mr. Ted Anderson Junior and Senior High Industrial Arts, Driver's Ed., B.S. Eastern Illinois University, University of Illinois. Gets Pop Machine Mrs. Brenda Benepe Art Instructor, B.A. Illinois State University. 70 Mr. Richard Boyd Auto Mechanics, Provisional Certificate in Vocation- al Education. Mr. Larry Boyer Jr. High Science, Driver's Education, Asst. Football and Jr. High Track Coach, B.S. in Education, Eastern Illinois University. LEA Works for Improvements Mrs. Laura Coppage Speech Correctionist, B.S. Eastern Illinois Univer- sity. Mr. Dale Doehring Driver's Education, Boy’s Phys. Ed., Football, Bas- ketball, and Track Coach, B.S. in Education, Eastern Illinois University. 71 Mrs. Ann Fleming English III and IV, Developmental English, Journal- ism, B.S. in Education, Eastern Illinois University. Faculty X-mas Mrs. Susan Foster 7th Grade Language Arts, B.S. in Education, East- ern Illinois University. Mrs. Gloria Foley Home Economics, 8th Grade Language Arts, B.S. in Education, Illinois State University. Party a Success Eastern Mr. John Hamilton Jr. High and Senior High Math, E. Ed. Illinois University. 72 Mrs. John Harrer Unit Music Supervisor, B.S. in Education, Eastern Illinois University, M.S. Eastern Illinois University. Mr. Robert Peadro 7th Grade Math, 8th Grade English, Jr. High Coach andP.E., Ph.B. Illinois Wesleyan University, M.S. Millikin University. Teachers Observed by State Mrs. Ruth Rowland Unit Librarian, B.S. in Education, Southwest Mis souri State College. Mrs. Ellen Thomas English II, Girl's Physical Ed., B.S. in Education, Illinois State University, University of Illinois. 73 Mr. Maurice Thomas Botany, Zoology, Agriculture, B.S. in Education, University of Illinois, M.S. University of 111. Mrs. Judy Uphoff American History, Sociology, Civics, Eng. I, B.S. In Education, Eastern Illinois University. Teachers End Year with Institute Mrs. Virginia Brooks Teacher’s Aide in Vocal Music, Centralia College, Millikin University. 74 Student Teachers Begin . . . Glenna Johnson P.E., EH Linda McKinney P.E., EIU Leticia Lorenson Spanish, English Millikin Univ. Colleen Quigly P.E., EIU 75 Office Help Mrs. Eloise Fleming Unit Secretary Mrs. Julie Kidwell Clerical Aid Bus Drivers Ike Boyd, Everett Powell, Ted Anderson, Dave Brown, Lawrence Allen, not pictured, Lloyd Long. 76 Cooks Edna Wilhite Vivian Dickson Lunchroom Superviser Cafeteria Help Suellen Thomas, Jan Reedy, Jerry Born, Betty Eckel, Steve Fleming, Becky Griffin, Mike Reedy, Kim Newberry, Steve Wall. Custodians Assistant Custodians Terry White, Bob Eads, Kim Newberry. Board Of Education MR. BILLY B. WOOD President MR. C. DEAN STEWARD Secretary MR. CHARLES GLANCY MR. ROGER MOLZEN MR. EVERETT POWELL MR. DONALD SMITH MR. JAMES SMITH 78 A Teacher’s Day ENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORS From Left to right: Peggy Hutton, Student Council Rep.; Gary Davis, Treasurer; Darrell Stevens, Secretary; Greg Grant, President; Jeff Simpson, V.-President; Joe Wm. Smith, Student Council Rep. Lu Ann Anderson No sooner done, than said. Barbara Binder Andy Bolsen Frankly A.J., I don't Use it before you lose it. care. Jerry Bolsen Give me a piece of tin and some screws and I'll show you a Ford. Jerry Bom Girls are better than bas- ketball any time. Carolyn Casteel Dana Christian Something good is going Search and you shall find, to happen to you. 84 Dennis Clarkson Doug Coslow Love 'em and leave 'em Cos before they leave you! Max Cox Me, my car, and my cycle. What else is there to life? Gary Davis Where I go. Charity fol lows. SENIORS- THE BEGINNING Mary Dyer If you can't be good—be good at it! Rae Ellen Eadie Sandy Elliott Nanette Frantz Marcella Gillen water Star of the X-rated Jr. Leaving on a jet place. Is blushing a crime! Silence, I know thee not. Class play. 85 Tracey Glancy Ego cogito, ergo sum. Greg Grant One may smile, and smile and be a villain. Becky Griffin You expect more from Standard and you get it. Peggy Hutton A'Boone's Farm’apple a day keeps the doctor away. Clyde Lambdin Rosanna Mardis I never let school interfere Four in the bathtub is like with my education. three in the attic. SENIORS TAKE PART IN ALL ACTIVITIES Dean Meadows Hey, Newb, do you know who’s in the car?” Frank Meadows Don't ever mix it with milk! Kathy Smith Mechling Just think only one man got me. Sid Miller It’s better to go to school and not get kicked out. Kim Newberry Darlene Newlan Kurt Phelps Carol Preston Hey, Heavy, whatcha Maybe Ford's aren't so Carol Cream' drinkin' tonight? bad after all.” Michael Reedy Some do, some don’t, some will, some won't, I might! Walter Renfro Me and my ragtop. Tony Seelow Seventh hour will al- ways make my day. Joe Wm. Smith No, I'm not Joe Dean, he's the black sheep of the family. Gail Shaw The main thing is-- don't get excited. Jeff Simpson Am I still your No. 3 hero, Heavy? END OF 88 Darrell Stevens That's a football haircut? Suellen Thomas So near, yet so far away! Terry White Some of the world's greatest men started out as ianitors. Nancy Wilhite Live and learn! Keith Wood California or bust. LHS YEARS FAREWELL Four years is a long time --too long to forget. We look around and ask --where did it go? We worked, we played --but for four years? Then we look the other way --into tomorrow. Suddenly we're not so tall as we thought we were And not so smart. But we find that somehow We learned a decisive lesson at Lovington: something we wouldn't have had without the teachers and administration, without our fellow students --a direction into that uncertain tomorrow. It can never be so dark again Though the world may change and the times change and we change. Senior Class Will We, the members of the Senior Class of 1972 of the Lovington High School, being of good health and of sound disposing mind and memory, and believing in the certainty of our soon departure from the aforesaid school, do hereby make and declare this instrument of writing to be our last will and testament as seniors and students of dear old L.H.S. I LuAnn Anderson, leave 2 years of Sundays and guys to Jody Powell for her convenience. I, Barb Binder, leave my nickname Bargie Buckwheat and Two Ton to Betty Qocker and Arlon Long because they deserve it. i’ Andy Bolsen, leave LHS with my four barrel kicked in and my gas gauge bouncing. 1, Jerry Bolsen, leave a ready-made list of all the boys’ names attending the Athletic Banquet. I Jerry Born, leave Bob Brooks a new set of lips for football next year. I, Carolyn Casteel, leave to Debbie Howard a package of paper to have for her next year of Math. I, Dana Christian, leave to Reed Frantz my ability to stay out of certain places. I, Doug Coslow, leave my nickname “Floppy” to Jody Powell. I, Max Cox, leave my nickname “Bear” to Brett Frantz and my crow call to Nancy Franklin. I, Gary Davis, leave Kim, Carla, and Kay a triple order of chicken breasts from Mr. Drumstick. I, Mary Dyer, leave Steve Fleming a collection of Benny Goodman albums. I, Rae Ellen Eadie leave John. . . , . , « . . . . tfC I, Nan Frantz, leave Darletta Stevens and Amber Lee, HOPE that they won t be 3rd clarinet the rest of their LHS years. I, Marcella Gillenwater, leave my nickname “Juice” to anyone with a name like Gillenwater. I, Tracey Glancy, give my hated nickname “Pickle” back to the girls who started it. I, Greg Grant, leave Jan Reedy a ride home on New Year’s Eve, because the last two years she lost hers. I, Becky Griffin, leave. I, Peggy Hutton, leave my “Baby Brother”, Roger, a “Bottle”. I, Clyde Lambdin, leave John Hamilton my position in the LUNCH ROOM. I, Rosanna Mardis, leave and let the gates open so some others may get away. I, Dean Meadows, leave my nickmane “Heavy” to Dave Morgan and two megaphones to Tina Newberry, redeemable at Momcal s. I, Kathy Smith Mechling, leave my big mouth yeUing “hit it” to next years Freshmen P.E. class. I, Sid Miller, leave my ability to take curves at 80 and still come out alive to Dennis Grady and Darrell Ceding. I, Kim Newberry, leave Debbie Wright a “weapon’s control” manual so her dead aim won’t get out of hand. I, Darlene Newlan, leave to Debbie Osborne a book on HOW TO TURN CARTWHEELS and hope that she will learn how. I, Carol Preston, leave all of my nicknames to the Junior girls since they gave me most of them. I, Mike Reedy, leave to Dave Elliott and Dennis Keeling their respective nicknames “Willy Wonka” and “Chocolate Chops . I, Walter Renfro, leave my nickname “Warren to Dennis Dettling. I, Tony Seelow, leave to Bob Brooks my ability to play first trombone. I, Gail Shaw, leave Arlon Long an 8th hour study hall full of 7th and 8th grade boys. I, Jeff Simpson, leave my fantastic physique to Steve Wall and hope he takes care of it as well as I have. I, Joe D. Smith, leave my modesty to the Junior class; they need some. I, Joe W. Smith, leave to Kim Pierce a 15 pound blue crystal to drop on the lab floor. I, Darrell Stevens, leave Dave Morgan a one-way ticket to Marlboro country. 1, Sucllen Thomas, leave Kay Pierce and Carla Dawson a case of chapstick. I, Terry White, leave Bob Eads in complete charge of both the high school custodian help and the Sullivan highway after 7 pm. 1, Nancy Wilhite, leave Carla Dawson one case of tangerine Life Savers. I, Keith Wood, leave to Dave Morgan my ability to control my temper in P.E. class, because I think he’ll need it. It is our desire to bequeath to the faculty and staff of Lovington High School the following: To Mr. Allen we leave a class that finishes floats a day before the homecoming parade, gets to the work days on time, has enough kids to work in concessions, learns their play lines, and all other things we have failed to do. To Mr. Anderson we leave with the hope his canoe doesn’t sink. To Mr. Bell we leave an office practice class that you can hear all over the building instead of just “down the hall.” To Mrs. Benepe we leave instructions for calling your own home from your own home. To Mr. Best we leave a senior class with perfect attendance. To Mr. Boyd we leave a fresh supply of old stories that nobody has ever heard. To Mr. Boyer we leave many thanks for getting us out of 6th hour study hall. To Mrs. Brooks we leave a lifetime supply of Christmas concert programs. To Mr. Dochring we leave his own Meridian Champion football team. To Mrs. Eskridge we leave a Latin II class of 5 students who are as brilliant as we were. To Mrs. Fleming we leave a Journalism class with talent and nothing to censor. To Mrs. Foley we leave a Home Management class that doesn’t talk about people. To Mrs. Foster we leave her own, private teacher’s work room. To Mr. Hall we leave a color poster of “Joe College”. To Mr. Hamilton we leave the book “How to Run a Dictatorship” by Dick Tate. To Mr. Harrer we leave, taking the first chairs, drum major, and twirlers with us. To Mr. Peadro we leave our collection of 8th grade letters to Santa Qaus. To Mrs. Rowland we leave a self-filing card catalog. To Mrs. Thomas we leave a clean P.E. room and two janitors to keep it that way. To Mr. Thomas we leave both a male and female hamster so he’ll never run out. To Mrs. Uphoff we, the senior girls, leave, taking Roger with us. To Mr. Zancha we leave a senior class that will turn in report cards. We leave the class of ’73 humility and an incurable case of “Senioritis”. We leave the class of '74 all the GAA championships that we won this year because that’s the only way you’ll get any. We leave the class of 75 coordination and our ability to work together as a class. Signed and dated this 26th day of May, 1972 91 GRADS LEAVE HALLOWED HALLS ANDY BOLSEN Dean Redman Agriculture Scholar- ship JERRY BORN Student Council--Industrial Arts Athletic Honor Roll CAROLYN CASTEEL American Legion Post No. 429 — lst place Danforth Award CARY DAVIS Student Council—Boy's Physical Education MARCELLA GILLEN WATER Student Council—Business Edu- cation TRACEY GLANCY Salutato rian Lovington Woman's Club—Math Lovington Woman's Club—En- glish Student Council--Yearbook Staff Student Council--History PEGGY HUTTON Student Council--Yearbook Staff CLYDE LAMBDIN Student Council--Auto Mechanics NAN FRANTZ DAR Award SID MILLER A thletic Honor Roll KIM NEWBERRY Lovington Kiwanis Club—John Phillip Sousa Band MIKE REEDY Danforth Award American Legion Post No. 429 — 1st place GAIL SHAW County Mutual Attendance JEFF SIMPSON Student Council--Chemistry Athletic Honor Roll JOE DEAN SMITH Bausch Lomb Science M.A.A. Math JOE WM. SMITH American Legion Post No. 429 — Runnerup County Mutual Attendance DARRELL STEVENS John E. Timm Class of 1905 — Monetary Award SAR Award SUELLEN THOMAS Valedictorian American Legion Post No. 429 — Runnerup Student Council--Girl's Physical Education Woman's Club—English Student Council--Science ICLASSMENUNDERCLASSMEN Class Officers—Standing: Charlie Martin, Student Council Rep.; Nancy Crevinston, Treasurer; Jan Reedy, Student Council Rep, Top to bottom: Steve Wall, President; Ro- ger Hutton, Vice-Pres.; Sherry Born, Sec- retary. Class Advisors--Mrs. Uphoff and Mr. Harrer. JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS Kathy Allen Upperclassmen At Last— Sherry Born Bob Brooks Claud ie Burgess Irene Clough Nancy Creviston Carla Dawson Dennis Dettling Bob Eads Betty Eckel Dennis Evans Debbie Howard Kathy Lawson Stella Lambdin Year’s Around Prom Charlie Martin John Mechling Ron Miller Jim Murphy Cindy Nicol Dawn Phelps Roger Hutton Patty Linville Arlon Long Point System Begun As Juniors Prepare for Class Trip Cindy Rambo Shelby Ramsey Mary Seelow Gary Smith Cindi Steward Steve Wall Ed Webb Patty Wiggle 100 Class Ad visors--From Left to right: Mrs. Brooks, Mr. Bell and Mrs. Es- kridge . SOPHOMORESOPHOMORES Class Officers--Left to right: Debbie Wright, President; Dave Morgan, Vice-Pres.; Pam Grant, Secretary; Kay Pierce, Treasurer; Scott Phillips, Student Council Rep.; Amber Lee, Student Coun- cil Rep. Allen Bell Eric Boddy Diane Brown Berle Casteel Randy Christian Dwaine Cunningham Kevin Dawson Phillip Edrington David Elliott 102 PEANUTS 103 FOREVER! Chris Long Velma Mason David Morgan Robert Parrish Rick Phillips Scott Phillips Kaye Pierce Jody Powell Steve Pratt 1972 DRIVER’S 104 Cathy Ramsey Jack Redfem Rhonda Sharp David Smith Karen Smith Darietta Stevens Rick Steward Jeff Trower Danny Weber Cathy West Debbie Wiggle Debbie Wright OF THE YEAR! 105 Class Officers—Left to right: Marilyn Mason, Student Council RepJoanne Smith, Treasurer: Karolyn Goodwin, Vice-Pres.; Bill Eads, President; Reed Frantz, Student Council Rep.; Dennis Woodard, Secretary. FRESHMENFRESHMEN Class Advisors—Mr. Hall and Mrs. Fleming. Freshman, Carry My Books! Reed Frantz Jan Galbreath Lee Geiling Gloria Glancy The Happiest Their Elizabeth Glancy Carolyn Goodwin Hane Gordon Debbie Grafford Carol Gregory Mary Harl Greg Hill 108 Linda Kidwell Year of Life? Bob Miller Jim Nelson Tina Newberry Shirley Newlan Debbie Osborne Connie Price Cindy Rambo 109 Mike Ramsey Alan Sautelet FRESHMEN- JoAnn Smith Robbie Smith They Just Can’t Wait Till Next Year Tim Trower Connie Watkins Jim Webb Jeff Wilhelm Marcia Wright Steve Wood Dennis Woodard Ralph Zancha no Winona Scribner 8th Grade Advisors--Left to right Mr. Peadro and Mr. Hamilton. 8th Grade Class Officers--Top to bottom: Ann Reedy, President; Becky Eads, Vice-Pres.; Doug Murphy, Sec. -Treas.; Joy Lynn Ruff, Student Council Rep.; Dave Kinert, Student Council Rep. JR.HIGHJR.HIGHJR.HIGHJR. • • 33EI 7th Grade Advisors—Mrs. Foster and Mr. Boyer. 7th Grade Class Officers--Left to right. Bot- tom: Marcia Fleming, Secretary; Diane Os- borne, President; Paula Ozier, Treasurer. Row II: Loretta Johnson, Student Council Rep.; Jeff Adams, Student Council Rep. Top row: Doug Wildman, Vice-President. Graduation Larry Austin Julia Bell Victoria Booker Carol Brown Brian Buxton Mary Beth Carr Alice Cole Eddie Creek Meta Creek Becky Eads Della Eaton Mark Ellis Steve Elzy Randy Fair John Foley Cheryl Franklin Debra Frost Susan Frantz Dean Garmon Joyce Gilmore Pamela Goad Mitch Grant 112 Our Goal! Cheryl Heiserman Carla Jackson Sabin Johnson David Jones Frank Keeling David Kinert Bonnie Lambdin Kirk Lentz Richard Lentz Lawrence Mansfield Eric Minor Doug Murphy Rick Newberry Carolyn Newlan Linda New lan Pamela Olden Ann Reedy Keith Ensign Joy Lynn Ruff Pat Simpson Scott Switzer Mark Wildman John Woodard 113 EIGHTH GRADE PROMOTIONAL; Class of '76 Ready for High School Larry Austin Julia Bell Vicki Booker Carol Brown Brian Buxton Mary Beth Carr Alice Cole Eddie Creek Meta Creek Becky Eads Della Eaton Mark Ellis Steven Elzy Keith Ensign Randy Fair John Foley Cheryl Franklin Susan Frantz Debbie Frost Harold Garmon Joyce Gilmore Pam Goad Mitch Grant Cheryl Heiserman Carla Jackson Sabin Johnson David Jones Frank Keeling David K inert Bonnie Lambdin Richard Lentz Kirk Lentz Lawrence Mansfield Eric Minor Doug Murphy Rick Newberry Carolyn Newlan Linda Newlan Pam Olden Ann Reedy Joy Ruff Patrick Simpson Scott Switzer Mark Wildman John Woodard 114 On Thursday, May 25, the Cadet Band under the direction of Mr. John Harrer, opened the eighth grade promotional ceremony by playing Amaryl- lis. ” Pomp and Circumstance and the National Anthem were played followed by the invocation by Rev. Jerry Elmore. Ann Reedy, class president, gave the welcome. An inspirational address was given by Rev. Harry Elwood. Speeches were given by Scott Switzer, Lawrence Mansfield, and Mark Wildman. John D. Zancha, principal, presented the special awards. The class was presented by A. E. Best, superintendent. Certificates were presented by David J. Smith, board member. The Jr. High Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Brooks, sang Clap Your Hands, which was followed by the bene- diction given by Rev. James Earl. Award Winners American Legion Post 429 Award Winners, Left to Right: Mark Wildman, Run- nerup Boy; Ann Reedy, Outstanding Girl; Julie Bell, Runnerup Girl; John Foley, Outstanding Boy. 115 Class Jeff Adams Eric Booker Steve Brown Nancy Casteel Penny Clark Theresa'Clark Debra Coslow Sheila Creek Jeff Davis Tina Dick Bud Edwards John Edwards Linn Elliot Ron Elzy Marcia Fleming John Floyd Brett Frantz Cheryl Frost Kelly Fultz Dale Garmon Cathy Geiling Vicki Goodwin Kelly Gregory Loretta Gregory Jo Anne Griffin 116 of 77 Kevin Hall Randy Hodge Larry Johnson Loretta Johnson Jeff Kearney Susan Lawson Lissy Lorenson Mike Mason Debra Maycroft Joe Nelson Paula Ozier Diane Osborne Debbie Parrish Melody Patheal Cathrine Rambo Jerry Rehfro Amy Smith Steven Smith Phillip Trower Doug Wildman Judy Wood Jim Yokely Rita Zancha 117 I State Bank of Arthur Complete Banking Service Established 1910 Member Federal Reserve System Phone 543-2111 Arthur, Illinois 120 Sam Marj. S S CYCLE and Fun Shop Thanks to All from Debbie Diane Osborne 121 Tom’s Sales Dennis Heckler: Distributor Atwood, Illinois Phone—578-3229 Vending and Wholesale Complete Line of Snack Foods Chips, candy, (1$ to 39$) Moschen rose Jewelers Murphy’s Keepsake Diamond Rings— Standard Fine watches—Longines Witthauer—Accutron—Bulova Caravelle Watch Repair Service and Atlas Tires, Tubes and Batteries Diamond Setting Gas—Oil—Accessories All Work Guaranteed Phone 728-8551 Sullivan, Illinois Lovington, Illinois Phone 873-4987 122 ■ Oul run Moultrie Grain Association Your Farmer Owned and Controlled Grain Market With Bonded Elevators at: Cadwell Lovington Moultrie Independent Telephone Company Lovington, Illinois Best Wishes From THE INDEX in Sullivan The Friendly Family Store On The Square J jy HOLLAND DAIRY JlW COMPANY A leader in High Quality Dairy Products Say it With Flowers Say it With Ours ELZY’S FLOWERS— y' GIFTS Phone 728-7358 Sullivan, Illinois Compliments of RHODES LUMBER COMPANY 1117 West Jackson Phone 728-8541 Sullivan Illinois SULLIVAN STAR MARKET No. 491 106 N. Main St. Sullivan, Illinois 61951 SULLIVAN GRAIN COMPANY Sullivan, Illinois HAMILTON’S MENS WEAR Nationally Advertised Brands for Men and Boys 3 E. Jefferson Sullivan. III. Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 SHASTEEN MOTORS, INC. “Your Ford Dealer” Phone Sullivan 728-7384 Illinois 14 North Main 124 Off. 543-2159 ReS' 543 2562 SINGER INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Is Our Only Business” 109 S. Vine St. Dwight Skeeter Singer Arthur, Illinois GENE’S GARAGE Tractor Repairs Lovington, III. Best wishes to the Class of ’72 LEE BROTHERS BARBER SHOP Lovington, III. Compliments of STANDARD LLOYD LONG Standard Agent Phone 873-4882 Lovington Illinois Compliments of JOYCE’S BEAUTY SHOP Lovington Illinois THE CURL SALON 114 E. State St. Lovington, III. Darlene Highland Owner 873-5135 Best Wishes to the Class of ’72 BROYLES PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 873-4784 Best Wishes from PAULINE HOOVER INSURANCE All Kinds of Insurance Lovington Illinois 125 Ken’s Food Stores, Inc. Sullivan, III. 61951 126 DELBERT’S CLOTHING Congratulations to the Class of 1972 The Store of Nationally Advertised Brands for Men and Boys Arthur, Illinois Phone 543-2322 THE VILLA The New Women’s Apparel Shoppe, Featuring Nationally Famous Brands From the Leading Fashion Centers of America.” 134 S. Vine Arthur, Illinois Congratulations Class of '72 The Lovington Reporter 1 LINCOLN TRAILS S L PUBLICATIONS 81st Year in the Community Phone 873-4889 y Lovington, III. Publishers —w Bob and Kathy Irwin f FOX - Route 32 South Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Area Code 217 728-7311 127 LAWN EQUIPMENT SERVICE CO. OU MOTTO Best Wishes to the Class of '72 Distributors KAISER AGRICULTURAL Yardman Rods and Reels CHEMICAL COMPANY Sportsman’s Supplies Sullivan Illinois 1133 W. Jackson St. Jack J. White Ph. 217-728-7341 Hardware Paint Lumber LOVINGTON ) LUMBER CO. r i ! Robert Breedlove, Mgr. Lovington Illinois Best Wishes from John and Ruth Dean at REED’S SULLIVAN GREENHOUSE FASHION SHOP Ladies Ready to Wear � m Southwest Corner of Square Sullivan, III. s PURDEU BARBER SHOP “Best Clip Joint in Town” 13 West Jefferson Sullivan, III. HEZZY’S DRIVE-INN AND BOWL MONTGOMERY WARD Open 25 Hours Route 121 and 32 CATALOGUE AGENCY Phone 8805 6m Sullivan, Illinois 3-day Delivery on Most Items Sullivan, Illinois 728-4361 FOSTER FUR AND WOOL Fur Wool Sporting Goods Phone 873-4686 or 873-4670 Lovington Illinois DAHM’S REXALL DRUG Welcome to Lovington W. J. Dahm, THE £ Druggist Phone 873-4811 W DRUG 1 Lovington, III. 61937 W STORE 1 PEG ANN’S BEAUTY SALON 6 Virginia Drive Lovington, Illinois Phone 873-5154 PAUL A. OZIER SONS R.F.D. 2, Lovington, Illinois, 61937 White Rock—Gravel—Cinders— Black Dirt Sand—Washed Gravel—Grain Home Phone Bus. Phone 873-4610 873-5152 DOCTOR E. BRADFORD, O.D. Arthur, Illinois ASCHERMANN MOTOR CO. Passenger Cars and Trucks Sales Service Your Ford Dealer Since “1929” 250 S. Vine Arthur, III. STOCK'S SHOE STORE 210 S. Vine Phone 543-2315 Arthur Illinois Compliments of Stock’s Shoe Store THE CAMEO SHOPPE BEAUTY SALON 205 S. Vine Arthur, III. Dial 543-3233 For Appointment Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brewer, Owners 129 Each Depositor Insured to $20,000 FDIi Federal Doposit 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 130 Best Wishes to the Class of '72 GLANCY BROTHERS Philco Appliances Paints - Hardware Modern - Safe - Dependable CHARLES GLANCY Lovington, Illinois EUGENE GLANCY 131 HERSCHBERGER1 ARTHUR. ILLINOIS 61911 Phones (Code 217 543-2431 and 543-2927) Arthur IGA So-lo Prices and Friendly Service Open Mon.-Sat. 7:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Sundays 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Arthur, Illinois Ph. 543-2633 132 Body Repairs General Repairs Best Wishes from Truck Testing CUSTOM FARM SERVICE Your troubles vanish at WILHELM MOTOR SALES RR 2 Lovington, III. Albert Wilhelm, Proprietor Phone 873-4887 Lovington, Illinois YODER IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 543-2116 Arthur, Illinois John Foley, Salesman The Lovington High School Mirror staff would like to take this opportunity to thank all patrons and advertisers of this book. Without them the 1972 Mirror would never have been possible. ADSADSADSADSADSADSAD We Are Larger To Serve You Better Jim and Ella May Ward Furniture Carpeting Routes 32 and 121 West-edge Sullivan Bennett Insurance Service Extends Best Wishes for a Successful Future to the Class of 72 111 W. Illinois State and Broadway Arthur, Illinois 61911 Lovington, Illinois Phone: 543-3014 Phone: 873-5152 Bob and Lida’s Cleaning Center Quality Cleaners Lovington Pick-up—Jewel Box Bob and Lida Hess Sullivan, III. Arthur IGA ...................................132 Aschermann Motors.............................129 Bennett Ins...................................134 Bob and Lida’s Cleaning ......................134 Boyd Bus Service..............................126 Bradford, Dr..................................129 Broyles Plumb, and Heat.......................125 Cameo Shoppe, The.............................129 Curl Salon, The...............................125 Curry's Food Store............................131 Custom Farm Service...........................133 Dahm Rexall Drug .............................129 Delbert's Clothing............................127 Elzy’s Flowers ...............................124 Fashion Shop..................................128 Fleming Davis Gulf..........................126 Foster Fur-Wool Co............................129 Fox Harbor....................................127 Gene's Garage.................................125 Glancy Bros...................................131 Hamilton's Mens Wear .........................124 Hardware State Bank ..........................130 Heckler Tom's Sales ..........................122 Herschberger, Inc.............................132 Hezzy's Drive-Inn and Bowl....................128 Holland Dairy Co..............................124 Hoover Insurance..............................125 The Index ................................... 124 Joyce's Beauty Salon .........................125 Kaiser Chemical Co............................128 Ken's Food Stores, Inc.......................126 Lawn Equipment Service Co....................128 Lee Bros. Barber Shop........................125 Lloyd Long...................................125 Lovington Lumber Co..........................128 Lovington Reporter ..........................127 McMullin Funeral Home........................130 Montgomery Ward Cat. Agency..................128 Moschenrose Jewelers.........................122 Moultrie Grain Assoc........................ 123 Moultrie Indpt. Telephone ...................123 Murphy’s Standard............................122 Paul A. Ozier Sons ........................129 Peg Ann’s Beauty Salon.......................129 Purdeu Barber Shop...........................128 Reed's Greenhouse ...........................128 Rhodes Lumber Co.............................124 Shasteen Motor Co............................124 Singer Ins. Agency...........................125 S S Cycle..................................121 State Bank of Arthur.........................132 Stock's Shoe Store ..........................129 Stubblefield, Inc............................122 Sullivan Grain Co............................124 Sullivan Star Market ........................124 Villa, The...................................127 Ward's Furniture.............................134 Wilhelm Motors...............................133 Voder Implement Co...........................133 Index to Advertisers 135 1972 Women’s Club W.O.W. Tops Club Projectionist Club Student Council Mirror Patrons Future Homemakers of America Youth for Christ Girl’s Athletic Association Photography Club This year the yearbook staff decided to use not only advertisements but also to accept yearbook patrons. These patrons were organizations who did not wish to buy an ad, but wanted to contribute to the MIRROR in some way. We thank all these patrons. n j. V ■LACK wroA ■H LXTERHTURE r- 'I «-V LHS Scenes People Index A Adams, Jeff 116 Addison, John 102 Allen, Kathy 26,29,30.32,34,35,38,40,42 Alumbaugh, Mike 27,55,102 Anderson, Larry 13,51,55,107 Anderson, LuAnn 26,30,36,37,38,39,41,42,44,84.93 Austin, Larry 112 B Bell, Allen 34,41,51,102 Bell, Julia 45,112 Binder, Barbara 26.30,36,37,38,39,41,42,44,84,93 Boddy, Eric 27,51,102 Bolsen. Andy 27,34,36,37,84,93 Bolscn, Jerry 27,44,84,93 Booker, Eric 38,45,116 Booker, Vicki 38,45,112 Born, Jerry 31,34,48,51,84,93 Born, Sherry 26,30,34,35,44,96 Brooks, Bob 27,31,34,41,42,44,51,52,54.97 Brown, Carol 112 Brown, Diane 26,30,44,102 Brown, Jeff 107 Brown, Steve 59,60,116 Brown, Susan 26,30,107 Burcham, Carole 26,30,34,38,41,107 Burgess, Claudie 27,34,97 Buxton, Brian 38,41,45,59,60,112 C Carr, Mary 38,41,45,112 Casteel, Berle 13,27,34,49,51,102 Casteel, Carolyn 26,30,34,84,93 Casteel, Nancy 45,116 Cavanah, Joe 51,107 Christian, Dana 34,51,84,93 Christian, Randy 32,34,44,51,102 Dark, Pam 26,28,30,34,38,41,42,107 Clark, Penny 45,116 Dark, Theresa 45,116 Clarkson, Dennis 85,93 Clough, Irene 30,35,44,97 Cole, Alice 48,34,113 Cole, Kent 27,51,55,107 Coslow, Debra 45,116 Coslow, Doug 85,93 Cox, Max 27,38,39,54,85,93 Creek, Ed 112 Creek, Meta 45,112 Creek, Sheila 116 Crevinston, Nancy 26,28,30,34,38,41,96 Cunningham, Dwainc 34,53,102 Daily, Lisa 26,28.30,34,44,65,107 Davis, Gary 13,41,48,51,85,93 Davis, Jeff 38,45,59,60,116 Davis, Theresa 26,30,38,40,44,107 Dawson, Carla 26,28,30,34,38,41,44,64,97 Dawson, Kevin 27,51,102 Dawson. Mitch 41,51,55,107 Dcttling, Dennis 27,32,33,97 Dick, Tina 116 Dyer, Mary 34,35,36,37,38,40,85,93 E Eadie, Rae Ellen 13,26,30,34,36,37,64,84,93 Eads, Becky 45,63,112 Eads, BUI 51,55,107 Eads, Bob 54,97 Eaton, Della 112 Eckel, Betty 26,29,30,34,35,97 Edrington, Phil 31,42,44.49,50,51,55,102 Edwards, Bud 116 Edwards, Jim 107 Edwards, John 116 Elliott, Dave 31.34,40,42.49,51,102 EUiot, Linn 38,45,116 Elliot, Sandy 85 Ellis, Kim 53,55,103 EUis, Mark 59,60,112 Elzy, Ronald 38,45,59,60,116 Elzy, Steve 38,41,45,112 Ensign, Keith 113 Evans, Dennis 97 Fair, Randy 59,60,112 Ferguson, Sid 98 Fleming, Marcia 45,63,116 Fleming, Steve 31,32,33,34,37,40,42,44,51,55,103 Floyd, John 38,45,59,116 Foley, John 38,45,59,60,112 Foster, David 98 Foster, John 31,34,40,44,49,51,103 Foster, Nancy 26,30,32,38,40,108 Foster, Vincent 32,98 Franklin, Cheryl 38,45,112 Franklin, Jack 33,98 Franklin, Nancy 26,28,30,38,39,40,42,44,103 Frantz, Brett 38,45,59,50,116 Frantz Nanette 13.26.30,36,37,38,40,85 Frantz, Reed 24,38,41,51,53,108 Frantz, Susan 38,41,45,112 Frost, Cheryl 45,116 Frost, Debbie 38,40,45,112 Fultz, Danny 38,41,42,103 Fultz, KeUy 45,116 G Galbrcath, Jan 26,30,35,108 Galbreath, Theresa 26,35,98 Garmon, Cathy 26,103 Garmon, Dale 45,116 Garmon, Dean 112 Geiling, Cathy 45,116 Gciling, Darrell 34,98 Geiling, Lee 108 GUlcnwatcr, MarceUa 26,29,34,35,44,85,93 Gilmore, Joyce 38,45,112 GUmore, Roger 32,98 Glancy, Elizabeth 26,28,30,38,41,108 Glancy, Gloria 26,30,34,38,40,108 Glancy, Janne 26,28,30,34,37,38.40,44.65,103 Glancy, Tracey 25,26,30,36,37,38,41,86,93 Goad, Danny 32,103 Goad, Pam 112 Goodwin, Carolyn 26,28,30,38,41,42,108 Goodwin, Victoria 45,116 Gordon, Bill 98 Gordon, Jane 26,30,32,38,40,44.108 Grady, Dennis 24,34,49,51,98 Grafford, Debbie 26,38,40,108 Grant, Greg 13,31,34,35,37,40,42,48,51,85,93 Grant, Mitch 59,60,112 Grant, Pam 26,28,30,34,40,103 Gregory, Carol 108 Gregory, Kathy 98 Gregory, Kelly 116 Gregory, Loretta 45,116 Griffin, Becky 26,30.34.36,37,38,41,86,93 Griffin, Joanne 38,45,116 H Hall, Kevin 117 Harl, Mary 26,30,108 Heiscrman, Cheryl 45,113 Hill, Greg 55,108 Hodge, Randy 117 Howard, Debbie 25,26,28,34.38,41,64,98 Hutton, Peggy 24.26,34,35,36,37,38,40,86,93 Hutton, Roger 27,34,48,51,96,99 Issler, Ken 27,103 Jackson, Carla 45,113 Jacoby, Steve 34,38,41,103 Johnson, Larry 59,60,117 Johnson, Loretta 63,117 Johnson, Sabin 113 Jones, David 113 K Kearney, Jeff 45,117 Keeling, Dennis 27,40,51,104 Keeling, Frank 59,60,113 137 Kidwcll, Linda 26,30,34,38,41,42,109 Kinert, David 59,60,113 L Lambdin, Bonnie 38,45,113 Lambdin, Clyde 86,93 Lambdin, SteUa 26,30,32,34,35,41,44.99 Lawson, Bill 51,55,109 Lawson, Kathy 26,29,35,99 Lawson, Susan 38,45,117 Lee, Amber 24,26,28,30,34,38,39,40,44,104 Lentz, Kirk 45,113 Lentz, Rick 113 Linville, Patty 26,35,99 Long, Arlon 27,31,49.51,52,54,99 Long, Chris 33,38,40,44,104 Lorenson, Lissa 117 M Mansfield, Lawrence 38,45,59,60,113 Mardis, Rosanna 26,30,34,86,93 Martin, Charles 31,34,49,51,54,96,99 Martin, Earl 51,109 Mason, Marilyn 26,30,34,38,39,44,109 Mason, Mike 45,117 May croft, Debbie 3 8,4 5,6 3,117 Meadows, Dean 28,36,37,87,93 Meadows, Frank 33,87,93 Meadows, Terry 32,55,109 Mechling, John 27,48,51,99 Mechling, Kathy 26,30,36,37,87,93 Miller. Bob 32,55,109 Miller, Ron 33,49,51,52,54,99 Miller, Sid 13,27,31,51,87,93 Minor, Eric 38,45,113 Morgan, David 39,41,42,104 Murphy, Doug 59,60,113 Murphy, Jim 31,51,52,54,48,99 Rambo, Cindy 26,29,100 Rambo, Tim 109 Ramsey, Cathy 26,30,44,105 Ramsey, Mike 55,110 Ramsey, Shelby 26,100 Redfern, Jack 27,105 Reedy, Ann 38,41,45,63,116 Reedy. Jan 24,25,26,30,34,36,37,38,40,42,64,96,100 Reedy, Mike 28,31,34,36,37,38,41.42,54,54.88.93 Renfro, Jerry 117 Renfro, Walter 88,93 Riley, Robert 27,100 Ruff, Joy Lynn 39,45,63,113 S Sautlet, Alan 51,110 Seelow, Mary 26,29,30,44,100 Seelow, Tony 27.31.34,38.41.42,88,93 Sharp, Ronda 26,30,105 Shaw.Gail 30,36,37,38,40,88,93 Simpson, Jeff 31,34,40,48,51,88.93 Simpson, Pat 113 Smith, Amy 45,117 Smith, David 105 Smith, Gary 27,32,100 Smith, Karen 26,82,30,44,105 Smith, Joann 13,26,28,30,34.44,110 Smith, Joe D. 88,93 Smith, Joe Wm. 24,25,27,31,34,38,41,42,52,54,88,93 Smith, Robbie 38,40,55,110 Smith, Steve 38,45,117 Stevens, Darletta 30,34,38,40,65,105 Stevens, Darrell 31,34,36,37,41,42,48,51,89,93 Steward, Cindy 26,29,30,35,38,41.100 Steward, Rick 31,41,49,51,105 Switzer, Scott 38.40,45,59,60,113 N Nelson, Jim 51,109 Nelson, Joe 59,60,117 Newberry, Kim 36,37,38,41,42,87,93 Newberry, Rick 38,45,113 Newberry, Tina 26,28,29,30,34,38,41,109 Newlan, Carolyn 45,113 Newlan, Darlene 26,30,34,35,44.87,93 Newlan, Linda 45,113 Newlan, Shirley 26,35,109 Nicol, Cindy 26,29,30,34,35,44,99 O Olden, Pam 45,113 Osborne, Debbie 26,30,34,109 Osborne, Diane 45,117 Ozier, Paula 38,45,117 P Parrish, Debbie 117 Parrish, Robert 53,104 Patheal, Melody 45,117 Phelps, Dawn 26,29,30,35,44,99 Phelps, Kurt 87 Phillips, Rick 53,104 Phillips. Scott 24,34,53,104 Pierce, Kay 26,30,34,37,44,65,104 Pierce, Kim 26.28,30,34,37,44,64,100 Powell, Jody 26,28,30,34,38,39,44,104 Pratt, Steve 104 T Thomas, Suellen 25,28,30,34,38,39,40,93,99 Trowcr, Phil 45,117 Trower, Jeff 34,44,51.55,105 Trower, Tim 41,42,51,55,110 W Wall. Steve 31,49,51.96,100 Watkins, Connie 110 Webb, Ed 34,54,100 Webb, Jim 110 Weber, Danny 44,105 West, Cathy 26,30,44,105 White, Terry 34,54,89,93 Wiggle, Debbie 26,28,30,38,41,42,44,105 Wiggle, Patty 26,30,35,36.37,38.40,100 Wildman, Doug 45,59,60,117 Wildman, Mark 38,41.45,59,60,113 Wilhelm, Jeff 51,55,110 Wilhite, Nancy 13,26,30,34,36,37,38,39,40,98,93 Wood, Judy 45,117 Wood, Keith 34.41.42,48,51,89,93 Wood, Steve 28,38,40,42,100 Woodard, Dennis 51,55,110 Woodard, John 59,60,113 Wright, Debbie 13,26,28,30,34,38,40,44,105 Wright. Marcia 26,28,30,34,38,39.41,110 Y Preston, Carol 26,87,93 Price, Connie 26,30,34,38,40,109 R Rambo, Catherine 117 Yokely.Jim 117 Z Zancha, Ralph 40,51,55,110 Zancha, Rita 45,117 138 People Index 1971 Mirror Staff Co-Editors......................Tracey Glancy Staff.............Becky Griffin, Mike Reedy, Peggy Hutton Mary Dyer, Kim Pierce, Student Life....................Gail Shaw Lu Ann Anderson. Kay Pierce, Organizations...................Barb Binder Jane Glancy, Dean Meadows, Sports..........................Darrell Stevens Jan Reedy, Deb Howard, Faculty.........................Nancy Wilhite Steve Fleming, Sandy Elliott, Seniors.........................Nan Frantz John Mechling, Underclassmen...................Patty Wiggle Kathy Mechling. ....................Rae Ellen Eadie Faculty Sponsor . . Mrs. Ann Fleming Andy Bolsen Photography . . . Mr. Lawrence Allen Andy Bolsen Photography . . . Mr. Lawrence Allen Conclusion The sun smiled on Lovington for another 18C days. We set out to remember the year and while thinking about it, move ahead. Somewhere in the rush of a swirling teen world of complexion problems and dances, we found time to make decisions and accept responsibili- ty. The scenes that took place set the stage for today and tomorrow. The past is but a prologue .... I Epilogue The 1972 Mirror staff has worked exceptionally hard this year to make the LHS MIRROR better than ever before. We tried to inject new ideas into this MIRROR so that it would best represent the 1971-72 school year. For the first time a Journalism class produced the yearbook with the help of a few interested stu- dents. Together we have tried to spend more time to make the book better. Working on a yearbook is not an easy task; few people realize how many hours are actually in- volved. Out staff had its good and bad days; days when we were confident this yearbook would be completed, and other days when there were no typewriters available, no pictures, and no end in sight to all the work. There are many people that a co-editor needs to thank, unfortunately there is never enough room to mention everyone. Without Mr. Allen and his camera this year- book would never have hit the presses. When we had a deadline to meet and were lacking pictures it was always Mr. Allen that helped us out. Mrs. Fleming's help was invaluable. She made us see daylight when we felt there was almost no hope left. The five section editors made sure all of the work was done on their respective sections. Each one did his or her part to finish this yearbook, but I would particularly like to thank Nan Frantz who was my right hand. Whenever there was last minute typing or proofreading, it was usually her who help- ed finish. 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