Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

mirror seniors . . table of contents sports . . . 94 juniors . . . 106 student life ... 40 people index . . . . 130 sophomores ... 68 senior activities . . . 132 freshman . ... 74 epilogue . 136 2 1973 3 ENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS ■ SE seniors st. louis was the place for the senior class trip, the girls shopped in the after- noon while the boys visited grant's farm denny bob carla betty cindy debbie pugs arlon sherry jan robert kathy jim patty vincent irene george gary roger darrell nancy kim steve bob patty 6 senior activities 7 bob brooks kathy alien between me and my cymbals, i give up. kathy gregory click marriage, don't knock it until you've tried it. claudie burgess carla dawson not all dutchmen drive a horse and buggy. nancy creviston debbie, is it true there is a deep meaning to left and right?” irene clough cloughed, crow, or clough?' roger gilmore westward bound dennis dcttling my firebird, a case, what else do i need? betty eckel laugh and the world laughs with you. cry and you cry alone. bob eads my dodge, andmyhonda and i'm set to go. Vincent foster to gays or not to gays, dennis evans Portland Oregon, $117.00. jack kato franklin me, mag, bag, and old 67. darrell geiling marriage was not my ambition, but now it's a matter of tradi- tion. dennis grady fire in the hole. debbie howard no, nancy, but it's those lions; apples you have to worry about, roger button kathy lawson devore december 30th finally came! patti linville keep on truckin' arlon long uh, uh, arlon, do you have an announcement? Charlie martin john mechling dawn phelps sounds like a winner, jim murphy love 'em, or leave 'em!!! ronnie miller kim pierce hey, steve the state of illinois just doesn't have enough boys. cindy rambo kathy, guess what Christmas also came! mary seelow live it up today; tomorrow may not get here. robert riley cindy steward keith van-who? gary smith i'm no genius; but then i'm only human. Steve wall hey, kim, the state of illinois doesn't have enough girls either. ed webb lovington, the ed ucation of a life- time ! patty wiggle panthers in the middle--let me see ya wiggle. seniors make bequests we, the members of the senior class of 1973 of 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 afore said school, do hereby make and declare this instrument of writing to be our last will and testament as seniors and students of l.h.s. i, kathy alien, leave to terri davis one path to arthur, if i don’t wear it out first. i, sherry born, leave to karen smith the record “wedding bell blues” and a bigger memory for her license plate numbers, i, bob brooks, leave cheryl franklin a set of gardening tools and a lawn mower so she can take care of her grass, i, claudie burgess, leave lhs never to return, i, cathy click, leave to sue reedy all of mr. bell's classes. i, irene clough, leave all the underclassmen the hope that someday they too will be on the outside looking in instead of the inside looking out. i, nancy creviston, leave marda wright one free weekend for camping at shelbyville, i, carla dawson, leave kaye ol blue’s parking space and medical kit when she gets sick. i, denny dettling, leave mrs. ann fleming nine months supply of “preparation h” for next year’s journalism class! i, bob eads, leave to my brother, bill, my parking spot for the ’66 dodge. i, betty eckel, leave my ability to get in trouble to terri davis; she will need it more than i will. i, dennis evans, leave thirty yards of brand new chain-link fence to mr. doehring. i, vince foster, leave my perfect attendance record to dave smith. i, darrell geiling, leave feeling sorry for all the underclassmen because they can’t leave with me. i, roger gilmore, leave mr. zancha a new pad for admit slips. i, dennis ‘george’ grady, leave joe cavanah my athletic supporter for football next year. i, debbie howard, leave to debbie wright a year’s supply of ’snickers so she’ll never go hungry at noon hour. i, rogcr hutton, leave to kevin dawson the best motorcycle ever-my harley-davidson 125. i, patti linville, leave to rhonda sharp my old faded-out blue jeans with the “star” on them and lots of pld. i, arlon long, leave mr. doehring a book of rules of baseball. i, Charles martin, leave scott and kevin all the things they want to know about sports and hope they don’t get on the inactive reserves, i, jim murphy, leave the basketball team a retirement plan that pays money! i, dawn phelps, leave to diane brown all of the good times we had in sullivan, especially on june 29th. i, kim pierce, leave mrs. brooks a player piano since she’s lost her worn-out player. i, jan reedy, leave janne glancy an instrument for the drum section that keeps the beat and tells the cymbol player when to crash them. i, robert riley, leave my nickname “eli” to those freshmen who thought the name fit my hair style. i, mary seelow, leave to jody powell and darletta stevens all the trips to cerro gordo that i made this year. i, gary smith, leave coach doehring a p.e. class with the ability to run as much as he wants them to. i, cindy steward, leave tina newberry a ride to sullivan on a bsa 750 to all the parties she missed. i, steve wall, leave mitch grant one free pass out of moultrie county jail-he’s going to need it. i, ed webb, leave mr. doehring a scoreboard all his own because HIS name is now on it. i, patti wiggle, leave my great ability to play the clarinet to steve fleming. we, the class of 73 leave: a.e. best, an assembly with all senior seats filled. john zancha, a senior class that isn't a fire hazard on the main hall steps. grace eskridge, a golf cart equipped with loud speakers so she can buzz around the halls quicker and be heard singing. lawrence alien, a senior math class with more than four students. don bell, a shorthand class that doesn’t hide from him. brenda benepe, a book entitled “seniors 73” for her to illustrate. ike boyd, six psychedelic vans to replace his buses. larry boyer, a senior class that won’t leave an ammonia tank behind his car. Virginia brooks, taking bobby stivers with us. dale doehring, a megaphone so that next year the students will listen to him at pep assemblies. tilden fieener, a gold plated t-square. ann fleming, a life size doll of mac davis... gloria foley, a book entitled “how to keep a home management class from gossiping.” susan foster, a copy of the record “tennessee bird walk.” alien hall, a perfect babysitter so his children will never be under the wrong influence, john hamilton, a carni hat and a cook for the summer, john harrer, an eighty-two member FEMALE band, pat hutchins, something else to gripe about. robert peadro, a book entitled “twenty-one ways to grow hair on your face when you can’t on your head.” ellen thomas, her OWN gym! maurice thomas, another senior welding class as good as ours! judy uphoff, in hopes that the next class she is the advisor of gives her as many good times as we did. Class of 74-our history of being the “worst class’ the teachers ever had. classes of 75 and 76-bushes to hide behind to smoke............. 13 granny mrs. nelson madeline mr. schuster celeste hercules dr. brown mr. quigley wilbur debbie patty irene robert nancy steve wall roger ed webb bob brooks howard wiggle dough riley creviston hutton nina daphne claude mr. nelson frankie jan reedy kathy alien gary smith bob eads kim pierce much should be said about the senior advisers who helped so much in putting on this play, they volun- teered a lot of work and time and without them, the play probably could not have been a success. But this play is not the only time they u sr. class presents finders creepers hercules nelson thinks his uncle bob has changed his name to mort u. ary. mortuary! the news is shocking to here and his friend wilbur when they find out uncle bob is a mortician and they are spending the weekend in a mor- tuary. things get even more terrifying when another guest the late jason t. quigley, arrives at the household and is seen wandering around here and wilbur's bed. the boys are ready to leave till wilbur meets celeste, uncle bob's daughter, and hercules meets nina, mr. quig- ley's niece, then, love enters the picture, once again mystery pops up when the boys find out mr. quigley isn't really dead but instead is trying to figure out who attempted to murder him. this is where the fun begins for the 1973 senior class play cast, the play concludes full of life, excitement, and above all, lots of laughs. have put forth effort into the class, they have advised up through four years of workdays, bake sales, candy sales, magazine sales ... to these wonderful advisors—mrs. uphoff and mr. harrer—we would like to say thanks! for everything! is back row: bob brooks—danforth award, american legion post 429 (1st place), athletic honor roll, student council--boys p. e. and agriculture; nancy creviston--national honor society, student council--chorus; patty wiggle—kiwanis club—john philip sousa band award; kathy alien--bausch lomb science, student council—business ed.; bob eads—bennett insurance service attendance award; robert riley—dean redman agriculture memorial scholarship fund; front row: debbie howard — salutatorian, danforth award, national honor society, women's club mathematics and english, d.a.r. good citizen, amer- ican legion post 429 (1st place); kim pierce—national honor society, american legion post 429 (2nd place, choral de- partment award, student council journalism and yearbook editor; jan reedy—valedictorian, american mathematical asso- ciation, national honor society, student council--social studies; carla dawson--women s club science; irene dough--john e. timm—class of 1905 monetary award, student council art and photography; (not pictured) ed webb—american legion post 429 (2nd place), s. a.r. good citizen, student council work; Steve wall—athletic honor roll; jim murphy—athletic honor roll; arlon long—athletic honor roll. 16 row one: cindy steward, dawn phelps, kathy gregory click, irene dough, jan reedy, carla dawson, betty eckel, kim pierce, debbie howard, patty linville. row two: charlie martin, dennis evans, kathy alien, patty wiggle, nancy creviston, sherry bom, mary seelow, bob eads, robert riley, darrell geiling. row three: vincent foster, roger hutton, bob brooks, gary smith, dennis dettling, arlon long, ed webb, steve wall, row four: dennis grady, jim murphy, roger gilmore. - ORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS • SPORTS SPOR sports means action, involvement meridian Steve wall joe cavanah alan sautelet larry anderson ralph zancha coach boyer, coach doehring, coach hall co-champs! co-captains: grady and brooks panthers repeat as conference champs TIME IQUARTERI GUESTS YDSoGO standing: s. wall, d. elliott, j. brown, s. wood, b. brooks, 1. anderson. a. long, s. fleming, j. trower, j, murphy, r. zancha, r. hutton. row 3: coach doehring, coach hall, j. mechling, to trower, a bell, j. cavanah b. eads, d. grady, r. steward, j. foley, m. wildman, c. burgess, coach boyer, mgr, c. long, r. lentz mgr. row 2: j. nelson, r. riley, d. Cunningham, d. kinert, d. woodard, p. edrington, b. eads, m. ellis, j. foster, b. parrish, r. boddy, m. grant, greg hill mgr. row 1: r. minor, m. dawson, k. ensign, e. creek, d. jones, j. woodard, 1. austin, a. sautelet, r. fair, k, cole, j. wilhelm, r. newberry. as defending champs the Panthers entered their first game with arthur on sept. 15 with a very im- pressive 12-0 win. after a hard week of practice the panthers in- vaded moweaqua knowing they had to have a victory, and with this came through with a 22-6 victory. with only two undefeated teams in the confer- ence macon comes to lovington with conference champs in their minds, but an awesome defense turns macon back 20-0. lovington now alone in first place downed beth- any in a stunning 53-0 homecoming victory. the panthers invaded illiopolis knowing revenge is in the minds of the pirates, although off to a shakey start lovington came from behind with a 33-8 victory. a highly touted assumption football team came into lovington looking for a tie in the conference, but an astounding panther offense buried the comets 69-6. remaining undefeated lovington routed maroa-forsythe 45-6. already having a share of the title lovington invades niantic only to be upset by a score of 26-6 in a hard fought game. for the first time ever the meridian champs and little-okaw champs met on the muddy panther field, with cerro gordo escaping to victory 22-12. 22 ■Mjf; , honorable mention: b. brooks off. - def., s. wall def. lovington 12 arthur 0 lovington 22 moweaqua 6 lovington 20 macon 0 lovington 53 bethany 0 lovington 33 illiopolis 8 lovington 69 assumption 6 lovington 45 maroa -forsy the 6 lovington 6 niantic -harristown 26 lovington 12 cerro -gor do 22 title name yds. leading passer j. murphy 900 yds. leading rusher b. brooks 732 yds. leading tackier r. hutton 108 tackles most valuable player r. hutton lettermans clubs lineman of the year s. wall haws lineman of the year a. long most improved player b. eads 23 lettermans club back of the year d. grady varsity cheerleaders! kaye pierce 123, jr. debbie howard 1234, sr. carla dawson 1234, sr. kim pierce 1234, sr. jan reedy 1234, sr. mascot 24 panther--sherry born we've got the spirit! cheerleading camp, pep assemblies, and practices 1972-1973 cheerleaders seniors kim pierce jan reedy carla dawson debbie howard junior kaye pierce sophomores lisa daily marica wright freshman ann reedy alice cole joy ruff jankayedebbiekimcarlalisaannjoyalicemarcia 1972-73 varsity basketball the panthers ended the season with a 6-16 record, many people expected more at the start of the season, but four of the top six players were not on the squad at the season's end. lovington was 3-8 in conference play for a tenth place finish, the panthers defeated bethany 3 out of 4 times, and tower hill, arthur, and findlay each once, findlay finished second in the conference. lovington was defeated by cerro gordo in the cerro gordo holiday tournament, cerro gordo won their own tourney, bethany defeated lovington in the meridian con- ference tourney, niantic won this tournament, sullivan stomped the panthers 86-40 in the regional tourney at ar- eola. lovington panthers! varsity front: s. fleming, k. ellis, e. webb, b. brooks, j. murphy, c. martin, b. miller, b. eads, s. phillips, 1. anderson, r. phillips, a. long, t. trower, mgr., coach doehring, c. long, mgr. 27 front row: j. woodard, b. buxton, b. lawson, d. Cunningham, m. dawson, b. miller, r. fair, d. murphy, back row: coach hall, j. brown mgr., s. fleming, 1. anderson, r. phillips, r. zancha, m. wildman, b. eads, f. keiling, d. woodard, g. hill. 28 junior varsity cheerleaders! alice row one: m. brant, b. brooks, s. phillips, s. fleming, k. ellis, r. zancha, j. brown, row two: k. ensign, b. parrish, r. hutton, m. ellis, b. lawson, d. Cunningham, row three: coach doehring, mgr. s. switzer, r. fair, b. eads, r. boddy, mgr. t. trower, mgr. c. long. 30 nmnHftro iv hrm m ■ ' v N R � j4Uil UunimiilllUUM. back row; coaCh ftiH, d. eI|ioa r 3«ncha, e. web i —py n r,f i 't 1 rtl sb teUti rh. dawson, e. minor, d. Itiurphy. rftsl row; c. creek, d. jones, c. martin, p. edrinj d s. wall, d. woodard, d. cunningham, j. woodard, 1 austin. conference standings 1. macon 2. lovington 3. niantic-harristown 4. blue mound 5. assumption 6. stonington 7. maroa 8. moweaqua 9. bethany 10. findlay cha, e. webb, fcvbdl. 31 kevin dawson president amber lee student council mike alumbaugh rick boddy phil edrington vice president david elliott secretary mike brant Steve fleming treasurer scott phillips student council alien bell diane brown 34 berle casteel randy Christian dwaine cunningham janne glancy danny goad carol hicks 35 ken issler robert parrish kaye pierce I 'I Steve jacoby dennis keeling jody powell chris long stacy morris rick phillips Steve pratt 36 37 cathy west wollen debbie wright the junior class presents 'no boys take your typical slumber party, a boy and girl that have broken up, another boy who tries to get in good with her, a loose prowler, and you have the basis for a humor- ous farce entitled no boys allowed. rita saw her steady, fred, kiss a good looking girl goodbye not knowing the stranger was his cousin, they break up and keith, fred's rival, tries his luck with rita. fred and his sidekick, leroy, try to patch things up but things get in a bigger mess when keith and his friend harvey volunteer to protect the girls from fred and leroy. during the mixup, mr. midnight, a prowler in the city, decides to visit the slumber party and take several girls as hostages, keith is then mistaken for the prowler and after mass confusion, fred and leroy become heroes, fred wins rita, and the curtain closes. allowed7 our director, mrs. Virginia brooks, was very helpful in the production of this play, as you can see, mrs. brooks was very excited over the play--so excited that she be- came ill and was unable to attend our production. 38 we got who? what a shocking experience? fred dana . . leroy doyle . . rita baxter . . vikki . . . . o'btian . . . keith garland . harvey smith . belinda elliott edwina cook . mrs. dana . . nada owens jane baxter mr. midnight patsey farrell . cast ............................randy Christian ...............................chris long ..............................janne glancy ...........................darletta stevens ...............................john foster ............................phil edrington ...............................jeff trower ...............................jody powell ...............................kaye pierce ..............................rhonda sharp .............................debbie wiggle ...............................amber lee ...............................mike brant ...............................karen smith director mrs. Virginia brooks chris turns 'em on. 39 TUDENT LIFE- STUDENT LIFE- STUDEN’ row one: n. creviston, j. reedy, c. steward, a. lee. row two: s. wall, d. stevens, r. riley, mrs. fleming (advisor), k. pierce (editor), j. glancy, j. murphy, row three: j. gordon, n. foster, n. kidwell, p. wiggle, s. morris, i. dough, m. see- low, p. linville, r. sharp, d. howard, k. pierce, c. dawson. row four: c. long, s. fleming, d. dettling, j. cavanah, d. evans. 42 r P01 to L ui uie uu huny, stejre,, we fleed a that copy sheetf aet flint toward con- nr f this fiatH row one: mrs. son. row two: jim murphy him piercej I lUVUt l| UWIW yiwug� , ---o’ r y, Steve walTT nancy creviston, mary seelow, debbi nancy creviston, mary Lovington debbie howard, The Lovirr+r-r Jr.-Dr Hi eh School I;U 1 c DDe- busy making the final.plans. Fleming, Caufcy GeiJLng, Jo Anne Oriffin, Susan Lawson, DebraMaycroft, 10 3 f. fi p t IfctJ C ;hri sir mas party off •and will piny. then ho chorus will i 3 mg • the seeker staff is composed of the senior journalism students, this past year the class served lhs by publishing a newspaper, the staff chose a new.name called the seek- er to try to conitnue the publication with a new nam5ing the seeker is a summary of school life published almost every month, one of the biggest accomplishments of the staff was the selling of advertisement for the yearbook in sullivan, arthur, and lovington. almost 800.00 was con- tributed to the yearbook fund in this campaign. 3c 1 mi s sod i. Ine Con- was first r■jtivo end iftr music t il say cheeeeeeese row one: jane gordon (sec.), stacy morris, darrell geiling, kevin dawson. row two: Steve pratt, chris long, steve fleming, gary smith (treas.), ken issler. row three: roger gilmore (sgt. of arms), dave smith, randy Christian, advisor, mr. alien. 45 d.a.t. recipient—debbie howard awards at s.a.r. recipient—ed webb 46 national honor � ciety members for '73—kim pierce, kaye pierce, nan- cy creviston, joann smith homecoming queen '73—nancy creviston, escort—claudie burgess boys state—phil edrington, dave elliott, and jeff trower meridian queen candidate and illinois state scholar--jan reedy 47 row one: k. pierce (v. pres.), j. reedy (pres.), j. glancy (sec-treas.), d. howard. row two: a. cole, d. wiggle, mrs. tho- mas(adv.), s. bom, c. price, row three: 1. newlan, c. steward, k. smith, j. ruff, b. eads, c. brown, n. kidwell, r. sharp, c. goodwin. row four: k. pierce, a lee, 1. daily, j. gordon, d. wright, t. newberry, c. heiserman, n. foster, c. jackson. row five: m. mason, p. dark, 1. kidwell, m. wright. s. brown, b. eckel, t. davis, a. reedy, j. powell, d. phelps. row six: c. burcham, d. stevens, c. dawson, j. bell, d. frost, k. alien, d. brown, g. glancy, m. carr. row seven: i. dough, c. franklin, s. frantz, c. newlan, j. smith, 1. glancy, s. newlan, p. wiggle, n. creviston, v. booker. g.a.a. 48 row 1: arlon long, Steve wall (president), chris long, rick steward, row 2: mitch dawson, bill lawson, alan sautelet, alien bell, kent cole, row 3: john foster, charlie martin (sgt. of arms), Steve fleming, phil edrington, dave elliott(vice presi- dent), larry anderson, mr. doehring. row 4: bob brooks (treas.), jim murphy (sec.). row 1: carol hicks, jane gordon, miss hutchins (adv.), rhonda sharp, patti linville. aids help new librarian the library aids this year have helped miss hut- chins to catalogue cards and shelve and track down overdue books, this is miss hutchins first year at lovington and she has gotten the library very well organized, new magazines covers and a magazine rack have added to library's appearance. 50 miss hutchins Ihs student poll most musical janne glancy sieve fleming most cooperative jody powell jack franklin best personality debbie howard ed webb most studious debbie wright mike brant best dressed kim pierce bob brooks prettiest hair janne glancy reed frantz prettiest eyes roger hutton jan reedy most athletic jim murphy kay pierce most school spirit roger hutton carla dawson biggest cut-ups roger hutton kim pierce 51 new members of the n.h.s. row one: jan reedy (sec.-treas.). mr. thomas (adv.), debbiehoward (pres.), row two: janne glancy, debbie wright. 52 membership into the national honor society is determined by qualities, scholarship, leadership, character, and service, any sophomore, junior, or senior who has a 3.5 average or better and has displayed the above char- acteristics is eligible. each year the national honor society holds an initiation ceremony for the new members, this year on april 3, 1973, kim pierce, senior; nancy creviston, senior; kaye pierce, junior; and joann smith, sophomore were initiated. president, ed webb the student council has been very active this year, contributing much to lhs. they sponsored a texas cowgirl basketball show, bought a peg board, a punching bag, a new ping pong table, and sold lovington tech t-shirts, they also scheduled exchange programs with other meridian schools. active student council accomplishes much high school chorus row 1: kim pierce, pianist, meta creek, rhonda sharp, joy ruff, carol brown, pam goad, mrs. brooks, director, row 2: cheryl heiserman, lisa daily, carla jackson, marilyn mason, carol hicks, theresa davis. row 3: debbie grafford, susan brown, diane brown, scott switzer, darrell geiling, phil edrington, chris long, row 4: connie price, irene dough, nancy creviston, mary seelow, mark wildman, Steve jacoby, john foley, Steve elzy. row 5: sherry bom, shirley newlan, carolyn newlan, joann smith, bob brooks, scott phillips, jeff trower, rick phillips, Steve fleming. s yil many attended Christmas concert � 3 _____ lovington's version of mitch miller 54 55 concert band the lighter side of music seated: mrs. brooks, k. pierce, standing: c. long, s. bom, n. creviston, t. davis, 1. daily, s. fleming, b. brooks, p. edrington. back row: b. buxton, c. franklin, s. elzy, n. kidwell, p. dark, b. brooks, s. jacoby, p. edrington, r. smith, j. reedy, j. trower, j. foster, m. wildman, t. trower, t. davis, d. elliott, 1. mansfield, m. dawson. front row: s. switzer, d. wiggle, r. frantz, a. bell, 1. kidwell, s. fleming, k. goodwin, s. wood, s. frantz, j. foley. CHOO medical careers row one: sue reedy, pam dark, patti linville, rhonda sharp, tina newberry, nancy kidwell, karen smith, row two: irene dough (pres.), cindy steward (v. pres.), jody powell, dawn phelps, joyce gilmore, diane brown, carole burcham, theresa davis, linda kidwell, mrs. eskridge (adv.), betty eckel (sec. -treas.). row three: debbie grafford, carla dawson, nancy creviston, libby glancy, janne glancy, patty wiggle, mary seelow, kathy alien, stacy morris, carol hicks. 58 f.t.a row one: debbie wright, betty eckel, amber lee, nancy creviston (sec.). Jan reedy (pres.), row two: marcia wright, nancy foster, susie frantz, julie bell, jody powell, mrs. eskridge (adv.). mrs. eskridge, advisor, looks on at meeting. students listen as reports are given. 59 60 homecoming cy creviston e wa phi! edr amber 1 seniors — 1st sophomores — 2nd freshmen — 3rd juniors — 4th homecoming 1972-73 senior class—first place junior class--second place 63 freshman class--third place sophomore class --fourth place row 1: mrs. foley (adv.). p. linville, (rec.), p. wiggle, (sec.), n. creviston, (pres.), s. born, (v. pres.), t. newberry, (treas.), k. alien, (hist.), row 2: d. eaton, 1. newlan, c. steward, m. spencer, k. smith, s. reedy, n. franklin, r. sharp, c. gregory, c. goodwin, m. creek, row 3: c. brown, b. eads, c. jackson, n. foster, 1. daily, m. nance, j. gordon, c. heiserman, a. lee, k. pierce, p. goad, row 4: d. howard, d. phelps, p. dark, a. reedy, 1. kidwell, c. hicks, j. gil- more, m. mason, j. powell, a. cole, d. wright, k. pierce, row 5: t. davis, b. eckel, d. grafford, m. carr, c. dawson, j. bell, d. brown, g. glancy, c. burcham, s. brown, m. wright. row 6: d. frost, c. franklin, d. wiggle, s. newlan, 1. glancy, j. smith, c. newlan, s. frantz, m. seelow, i. dough, c. price. many speakers address f.h.a. _ sue parker speaks about the fiji's. frank demonstrates curling iron. f.h.a. initiation. 64 this year the f.f.a. has been engaged in many activities, some of these are county and sectional land use contests, live stock and dairy judging teams, f.f.a. banquet, and participation in the leadership training school, the biggest activity of the year has been building of the new concession stand, the advanced ag class, with the help often time from the lower class f.f.a. members have done a very good job. our congratulations to them! row 1: s. johnson, r. minor, k. cole, e. creek, j. wilhelm, a. long (v. pres.), j. cavanah, mr. thomas (adv.). row 2: m. wildman, c. burgess, d. dettling, b. brooks, (treas.), r. hutton (rep.), j. mechling, r. riley (pres.), b. casteel, (sent.), g. smith (sec.), k. issler, r. boddy, k. dawson, d. kelling, j. redfern. 65 THE JUNIOR CLASS of LOVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL presents “Circus Days ” Music by GODFREY KANE Friday evening May fourth Nineteen hundred and seventy-three treats 67 lisa daily student council reed frantz student council larry anderson jeff brown susan brown carole burcham cinthia carter 70 mitch dawson lee gelling nancy foster jimmy edwards gloria glancy karolyn goodwin 7) carol gregory bill law son terry meadows bob miller jim nelson marilyn masen tina newberry shirley newlan debbie osborne geiling 72 connie price tim rambo susan reedy alan sautelet joanne smith tim trower LOVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL VER EDUCATION ( COURTESY Of ASCHERMANN MOTOR COMPANY robby smith connie watkins jim webb jeff wilhelm steve wood marcia wright 73 frank keeling president debbie frost student council larry austin vV eddie creek vice -president doug murphy secretary mark ellis treasurer julia bell vicki booker carol brown brian buxton 76 meta creek mary beth carr alice cole keith ensign becky eads steven elzy randy fair Jm john foley cheryl franklin susan frantz 77 harold garmon carla jackson david jones kirk lentz joyce gilmore pam goad richard lentz lawerence mansfield cheryl heiserman sabin johnson 78 ann reedy mark wildman john woodard 79 class of gary davis doug wood randy murphy sarah grafford roger parrish ed austin joe benton mary brown tracey buxton linda burge frank cavanah kenneth cochran alan croslow dennis cunningham edith edwards greg floyd sally foley tami franklin lori fultz 82 david griffin 78 marcia gillenwater robin kinert cathy king glenda long gary newberry rex newberry mike parrish david phelps kathy pratt joe rambo eddie ray jeff sautelet kent sharp roger simpson jeff smith marlene spencer keith stinson elizabeth suforna linda tarr pam trower 83 fall sports in jr. high row 1: k. hall, d. kidwell, r. murphy, mr. peadro, d. Cunningham, s. brown, t. minor, row 2: b. parr, r. parrish, m. trower, k. Stinson, s. bicknell, c. dough, row 3: 1. johnson, j. coslow, r. newberry, d. garmon, b. frantz. row 4: p. frost, m. parrish, m. mason, e. ray, j. smith, g. floyd. row 5: p. trower, j. nelson, g. davis, d. wildman, j. renfro, j. davis, j. floyd. row 1: j. edwards, t. phelps, m. trower. k. stinson, m. parrish, g. floyd, g. jackson, 1. johnson, b. frantz, p. trower, b edwards. row 2: d. eckel, s. brown, j. sautelet, c. dough, 1. reedy, a. croslow, r. parrish, b. parr, r. murphy, d. brown, d. cochran, d. garmon. row 3: mr, peadro, j. smith, e. booker, j. floyd, j. davis, d. wildman, g. davis, j. nelson, m. mason, d. phelps, mr. boyer. 1972-73 redbirds sarah grafford, redbird: tammi franklin. redbird cheerleaders 86 Ir- high girls and boys track row one, kneeling: k. mckinney, p. dark, s. lawson, k. fultz, m. fleming, j. wood, m. brown, 1. fultz, c. geiling. row two: d. cole, r. anderson, v. new- man, c. reedy, a. newberry, p. hendrix, d. elzy, s. ellis, 1. ozier. row three: mrs. petty, d. keeling, p. newberry, c. phillips, r. brown, b. woodard, s. young, d. wall, 1. mckinney. row one, sitting: d. griffin, k. stinson, m. parrish, d. wood, g. floyd, d. gar- mon, 1. johnson, r. parrish. row two: m. bell, s. brown, j. sautelet, d. Cunn- ingham. a. croslow, g. jackson, c. dough, r. murphy, d. griffin, b. parr, row three: mr. boyer, b. edwards, p. parrish, t. minor, d. brown, 1. reedy, d. edrington, d. kidwell, f. dark, g. newberry, d. eckel, t. dawson, d. garmon. row four: j. edwards, m. mason, j. floyd, d. wildman, j. davis, j. nelson, j. adams, j. smith. 87 most spirited--marcia fleming, doug wild- man most athletic--mary ellen brown, joe nelson, judy wood V vfi' biggest cutup--dale garmon, paula oz- ier best personality--marcla fleming, larry johnson, lor- etta johnson most studious—loretta johnson, eric booker, nancy casteel most cooperative—salley foley, lynn elliott prettiest hair and eyes—larry johnson, loretta johnson best dressed—debbie maycroft, lynn elliott most musical—brett frantz, judy wood class of brett frantz dale garmon marcia fleming joe nelson loretta johnson penny dark doug wildman jeff adams eric booker robbie brant Steve brown nancy casteel theresa dark debra coslow sheila creek jeff davis tina dick bud edwards johnny edwards linn elliott ronald elzy john floyd 90 77 cathy geiling victoria goodwill kelly gregory loretta gregory jo anne griffin kevin hall randy hodge larry johnson susan lawson lissy lorenson mike mason debra maycroft kerri sue mckinney diana osborne paula ozier debbie parrish Catherine rambo jerry renfro amy smith steve smith phillip trower judy wood jimmie yokley rita zancha eddie austin 91 8th grade graduates each year american legion post 429 presents awards to those eighth grade graduates who hold the quali- ties of outstanding leadership, schol- arship and citizenship. this year’s winners are as follows: randy hodge, first place; paula ozier, second place; nancy casteel, first place; doug wildman, second place. 92 49 graduate from Ijh eric booker debra maycroft johnny edwards robbie brant kerri sue mckinney cheryl frost penny dark diana osborne dale garmon theresa dark paula ozier cathy geiling jeff davis amy smith kelly gregory linn elliott steven smith loretta gregory ronald elzy phillip trower kevin hall marcia fleming judy wood larry johnson john floyd rita zancha lissy lorenson brett frantz jeff adams mike mason kelly fultz steve brown joe nelson victoria good win nancy casteel debbie parrish jo anne griffin debra coslow Catherine rambo randy hodge sheila creek jerry renfro loretta johnson tina dick doug wildman susan lawson bud edwards jimmie yokley les lindstrom the class marches in to pomp and circumstances. kerri mckinney receives her diploma from don smith. 93 a. e. best, superintendent more than ever before, the now age is causing both students and faculty to constantly ask themselves what the needs of today's youth are that will enable them to mature in the way in which they can accept themselves, as we view the activities of school life in loving- ton, presented so well in this issue of the mirror, it is our hope that these experience situa- tions will help you to accept the accountability for actions and decisions in the real world. our sincere congratulations to the yearbook staff for furnishing us such bright print for our 1972-73 album of memory. sincerely, 96 a. e. best mr. alien hall 8th u.s. history, psychology; world history, world geog raphy, 5th and 6th p.e. b.s. university of illinois. m.s. university of illinois. mrs. grace eskridge Spanish 1,2, latin 2 b.s. ill. state uni., northwestern college of speech arts, u. of Wisconsin, m.s. millikin uni., universidad inter- americana. instituto de san miguel de allende, eastern ill. uni., Columbia uni. mr. john harrer jr. -sr. marching band, jr. -sr. high concert bands, be ginning band, h.s. music theory b.s., m.s. in ed, eastern ill. univ. mrs. brenda benepe unit art teacher b.s. in ed., ill. state univ. mr. larry alien photography, sr. math, pi. geo., chem., and alg. 2 b.s. in ed., eastern ill. univ. m.s.t., univ. of mo., rolla branch. miss auarey muirnan eastern illinois university mathematics student teacher miss sharon grucel eastern illinois universit p.e. student teacher mr. greg bennett eastern illinois univer- sity history student teacher mr. richard boyd auto mechanics provisional certificate in vocational ed. mrs. laura coppage speech correction b.s. in ed., eastern illi- nois university mr. richard mcdowell student taught: general math, algebra I, senior math, plane geometry m.s. in ed., eastern illinois university mr. larry boyer 7th and 8th grade science, driver education, assistant football coach, 7th grade basketball coach, jr. high track b.s. in ed. eastern illinois university mr. don bell business ed. subjects: typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, general business, office practice, audio-visual director b.s. in ed. eastern illinois university, university of illi- mrs. ann fleming eng. Ill, eng. quarter classes, journalism, developmental english mr. gary k. cutler eastern ill. univ., b.s. in ed., major—math, mi- nor—social science no is 99 miss linda dunn eastern illinois university p.e. student teacher mr. john hamilton math and history b.s. ined., eastern ill. univ. mr. dale doehring p.e., drivers ed., football, basketball, and track coach b.s. ined., eastern ill. univ. mrs. ellen thomas girls phy. ed. 7-12, english 2 b.s. in ed., ill. state univ., univ. of ill. miss patricia hutchins unit librarian b.s. ined., eastern ill. univ. mrs. susan foster junior high (7th grade) social studies and language arts b.s. in ed., eastern ill. univ.. mr. tilden fleener industrial arts, voca- tional ed. b.s. in ed., univ. of ill. mrs. gloria foley home econ., 8th grade reading and spelling b.s. ined., ill. state univ., univ. of ill. 100 mr. bob peadro 7th grade math, 8th grade english, 7th, 8th, p.e., jr. high coach, flag football, basketball ph. b. ill. wesleyan univ., m.s. in ed. milikin univ. mrs. Virginia brooks teacher's aide in vocal music centralia college, millikin univ. mr. maurice thomas botany, zoology, agriculture b.s. in ed., m.s. ed., univ. of ill. grad, work in biolog- ical sciences, wis. state. mrs. judy uphoff english 1, american history, soc., econ., current events, occ. info., consumer econ. b.s. in ed., eastern ill. univ. m.s. eastern illinois university. miss alicia winder eastern illinois university history student teacher. dr. alan peshkin—professor at u of i sue parker—peace corps volun- teer, teacher in fiji, and u of i dick feldman--peace corps, west africa, tahomey, and u of i hello, my name is . . . i’m from the university of illinois. no, i'm not a student teacher, i'm with the others who are here for that proj- ect. we're studying the relationship between school and community in a small town, yes, we really do like it here, boring? no, indeed, this is all new to us and every day is differ- ent. everybody is friendly, especial- ly the students, we enjoy talking to them, going to class is fun, too, but sometimes lunch seems a long way off if you've had breakfast in cham- paign at 6:30. yeah, he’s the guy who was in love story, did you see it on tv? we liked being in the peace corps? working overseas is a good thing, did you see my slides yester- day? sure, i like football, looking forward to next season, hope illinois can do as well as lovington. of course, i'll be back next year, but it's too bad we all won’t be. it really has been a great year! joel altschel--peace corps, phillipines and u of i larry shirley—peace corps, af- rica, sierra, and leone, and u of i marcia harms--u of i, and ucla bruce Stewart—peace corps, africa, malawi, and zaire, and u of i mrs. julie kidwell clerical aid bus drivers—(1 to r) mr. lloyd long, mr. larry alien, mr. maurice thomas, mr. dave brown, mr. richard boyd, and mr. fred kilcullin. cooks--left to right: mrs. irene foley, mrs. edna wilhite, and mrs. mary lou wood- ward. kitchen help--left to right: darletta stevens, sherry born, Steve wall, irene dough, Steve fleming, debbie frost, roger hutton, and lee geiling. 104 custodians—front, left to right: mary brown, martha adams. back: guy elder, dave brown. board of education mr. don elements mr. roger molzen mr. james smith mr. d. j. smith mrs. dorothy odell mr. don smith and mr. dean steward office of educational service region mr. frank pool assistant superintendent educational service region; mr. delmar elder superintendent education- al service region 105 best wishes to the moschenrose jewelers class of 73 and to all the nice people in unit district 303 keepsake diamond rings— fine watches—longines witthauer—accutron—bulova caravelle watch repair service and sullivan drive-in diamond setting theatre phone 728-8551 “lee norton” sullivan, illinois real estate broker” SUo ojU 922 the arthur cheese company the best wishes to the class of '73 Cheddar—colby—swiss proqre x sales—8-12—1-4 Saturday 8-12 i I DUST l ES, INC. 400 EAST PROGRESS STREET ARTHUR • ILLINOIS 61911 AREA CODE 217 543-2121 107 merle norman cosmetics studio louise beats 1028 south main phone 728-7573 sullivan, ill. 61951 bob’s auto and trailer sales swiss colony—terry star craft 121 west sullivan, illinois frantz brothers general builders phone 873-4660 lovington, illinois hardware paint rfl) L0V,NGT0N lumber ) P? P robert breedlove, mg lovington r r. illinois best wishes to the class of 73 wendell lucille dahm woolen denton tv sales service phone 728-8232 917 w. harrison st. sullivan, ill. harry woolen gene denton compliments of joyce’s beauty shop lovington illinois best wishes from pauline hoover insurance all kinds of insurance lovington illinois 108 “we close but we never quit” john’s pharmacy two locations—sullivan, lovington 109 dresses, sport wear, coats: get them at the dress house sullivan illinois montgomery ward catalogue agency phone 728-4361 sullivan packing service custom butchering processing retail wholesale meats phone 728-7831 sullivan, illinois 61951 compliments of rhodes lumber company 1117 west jackson phone 728-8541 hamilton’s mens wear nationally advertised brands for men and boys on the square sullivan illinois compliments of quick plastics sullivan illinois best wishes from the index in sullivan the friendly family store on the square best wishes from john and ruth dean at reed’s sullivan greenhouse 111 sullivan illinois paul a. ozier and 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 body repairs—general repairs truck testing your troubles vanish at wilhelm motor sales albert wilhelm, proprietor phone 873-4887 lovington, illinois best wishes from minnesota tool company family shoe center norm trummel west side of the square sullivan illinois lovington, illinois phone 873-4928 sullivan star market no. 491 106 n. main st. sullivan, illinois 61951 112 I state bank of arthur complete banking service established 1910 member federal reserve system phone 543-2111 arthur, illinois 113 congratulations to the class of '73 lincoln trailmotel and penny’s drive-inn murphy’s standard atlas tires, tubes, and batteries gas—oil—accessories all work guaranteed lovington, illinois phone 873-4987 compliments of: 602 s. hamilton ph. 728-7515 sullivan, ill. 114 GOOD LUCK «, rev. jerry d. elmore dr. e. bradford, o.d. GRADUATING CLASS arthur, ill. aschermann motor co. passenger cars and trucks sales service your ford dealer since “1929” 250 s. vine st. arthur, ill. heckler’s tiv tom’s sales the decorator dennis heckler: distributor 228 s. vine st. atwood, illinois arthur, illinois phone 578-3229 vending and wholesale complete line of snack foods “your complete decorating center” Charlene and dean hendrickson chips, candy, (1 t to 39 t) best wishes to the class of 73 kaiser agricultural chemical company sullivan illinois jeffer’s motor service specializing in wheel alignment, brake service, and radiator repair AND mohawk tires sullivan, ill. 115 ' ,,f11WWTi;ir S| we are larger to serve you better jim and Kicxrr furniture ella may Vaf U carpeting graber cash and carry building supplies phone: 728-4377 3 miles east of sullivan on the cadwell road sullivan, Illinois 61951 drive a little and save a lot congratulations to the class of ’73 lovington vol. fire dept. 116 compliments of dr. ralph I. fuller 108 e. harrison st. sullivan, illinois say it with flowers say it with ours i 1 elzy’s flowers and gifts r ,� •� - phone 728-7358 f the curl salon 114 east state st. lovington, illinois cindy bruce, owner and operator cathy wildman—operator if you like pizza . . . you’ll love ours romano pizza at your favorite grocers fashion shop ladies’ and children’s ready to wear southeast corner of square sullivan, illinois compliments of: lovington speed wash and busy bee car wash lovington, illinois best wishes to the class of 1973 shasteen motors, inc. “your ford dealers’’ phone 728-7384 14 north main sullivan, illinois 117 curry’s food center hardware state bank lovington, illinois phone 873-4313 serving our customers since 1885 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. me mullin funeral home our purpose: to surround final moments with quiet dignity 24 hour ambulance service phone 873-4886 bethany, lovington, and sullivan, Illinois CONTRACTING AND BUILDING MATERIAL SALES delbert’s clothing congratulations to the class of 1973 the store of nationally advertised brands for men and boys arthur, illinois open wed.-fri.-sat. until 9:00 p.m. 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.” arthur, illinois congratulations class of 73 the lovington reporter L ri 82nd year in the LINCOLN TRAILS community phone 873-4889 W PUBLICATIONS publishers A 1 lovington, ill. —' bob and kathy irwin 120 your food is free. regardless of what you've heard about army chow in the past, in today’s army your meals are well prepared, well balanced and well served, army cooks are specialists in their job — and the meals they turn out would do credit to the chefs of some big-city restaurants. civilian life have to lay out big sums of money to protect themselves in case of illness or injury, you’ll never have to buy health insurance to be sure of this protection. religious guidance is always available. thirty days’ paid vacation. you probably can count on your fingers all your civilian friends who get 30 days of paid vacation every year. Most have to be content with packing as much fun as they can into one or two weeks of vacation, not so with you. as a soldier, you’ll get 30 days’ paid vaca- tion every year, if you're stationed overseas, you may take your leave there, you can go places and see things — meet and get to know people of other nationalities — explore foreign fun spots, and in fact see parts of the world most civilians only dream about. no doctor or dentist bills. your medical care is free — and it’s the best in the world, while you’re in the army, all your health needs are provided for you. while others back in worshiping in your own religious faith is a fun- damental part of army life, many active programs are conducted by protestant, catholic, jewish and eastern orthodox chaplains, on every army post, you’ll find a sympathetic counselor ready to help with religious or personal problems. leisure-time activities are plentiful. an army post is more than a place to work . . . it’s a community, you’ll find dramatics clubs, theaters, libraries, social clubs, athletic facilities of practically every description, hobby centers appealing to the widest range of hobbies, stores (the px), churches, laundries, post newspapers, swimming pools. . . you name it, chances are you’ll find it on any army post. best wishes to the class of 73 glancy brothers philco appliances ' paints—hardware modern—safe—dependable Charles glancy lovington, Illinois eugene glancy GIVE MOM A HOLIDAY THIS WEEK - END TRY OUR DELICIOUS FRIED CHICKEN INSIDE DINING — CARRY-OUTS MR. DRUMSTICK Family Restaurant 215 S. Hamilton, Sullivan 728-4022 Locally Owned Operated congratulations to the class of 73 monical’s pizza route 32 south sullivan, illinois phone 728-4923 111 w. illinois bennett insurance service extends best wishes for a successful future to the class of ’73 state and broadway arthur, illinois 61911 lovington, illinois phone: 543-3014 phone: 873-5152 124 k gene’s „ garage ljUu : tractor repairs lovington, illinois yoder implement co. phone 543-2116 arthur, illinois john foley, salesman off. 543-2159 best wishes to the res. 543-2562 class of ’73 singer insurance agency Shirley evans “insurance is our business” dwight “skeeter” singer joan davis 109 s. vine st. arthur, illinois avon representatives best wishes to the class of 1973 leroy baker best wishes to the class of 73 best wishes to the class of 73 broyles plumbing and heating owen’s registered herefords phone 873-4784 club calves lake city illinois 125 collins daugherty Chevrolet co. congratulations to the class of 73 arthur, Illinois phone 543-2831 hezzy’s drive-in bowl open 24 hours route 121 and 32 fine food, billiards, and lounge foster fur wool company sporting goods lovington, illinois 61937 fox harbor best wishes 73 boat sales and service 728-7311 k.o.a. 728-7312 fox harbor marina 728-7313 route 32 south sullivan, illinois 61951 126 compliments of sullivan moultrie county news illinois the Ihs mirror staff would like to take this opportunity to thank all advertisers for helping make our mirror 73 possible. arthur cheese co.......................................107 arthur iga.............................................119 aschermann motors......................................115 avon...................................................125 bennett ins............................................124 bob and lida's cleaning................................110 bob's auto and trailer sales...........................108 boyd bus service.......................................109 brown shoe co..........................................114 broyles plumb, and heat................................125 busy bee car wash......................................117 collins and daughtery..................................126 colonial studio........................................110 curry's food store.....................................118 delberts clothing......................................120 dr. bradford, o. d.....................................115 dr. ralph 1. fuller....................................117 elzy's flowers.........................................117 family shoe center.....................................112 fashion shop...........................................117 first national bank of sullivan........................110 fleming gulf...........................................124 foster fur wool......................................126 fox harbor.............................................126 frantz bros............................................108 g s market...........................................124 gene's garage..........................................125 glancy bros............................................122 grabers................................................116 hamilton's men wear....................................Ill hardware state bank....................................118 heckler tom's sales....................................115 hezzy's drive-inn and bowl.............................126 hoover insurance ......................................108 j effer 's motor service...............................115 john's pharmacy........................................109 joyce's beauty salon...................................108 kaiser chemical co.....................................115 ken's food stores, inc.................................109 leroy baker............................................125 lincoln trail motel....................................114 lincoln trail publications.............................120 livergood real estate..................................114 lloyd long.............................................125 lovington lumber co....................................108 lovington speed wash..................................117 lovington vol. fire department........................116 me mullin funeral home............................... 119 merle norm an cosmetics...............................108 minnesota tool co.....................................112 minor's garage........................................112 monical's pizza.......................................123 montgomery ward cat. agency...........................Ill moschenrose jewelers..................................107 moultrie county news..................................127 moultrie grain assoc..................................122 mr. drumstick.........................................123 murphy's standard.....................................114 ok jobbers............................................117 owens registered herefords............................125 paul a. ozier sons..................................112 progress industries, inc..............................107 quick plastics........................................Ill ray shell.............................................112 reed's greenhouse.....................................Ill rev. jerry d. elmore..................................115 rhodes lumber co......................................111 roger's plumb. heat.................................115 romano pizza..........................................117 russell m. harshman co................................120 shasteen motor co.....................................117 singer ins. agency....................................125 state bank of arthur..................................113 Stovall's barber shop.................................112 sullivan drive-in.....................................107 sullivan grain co.....................................114 sullivan packing service..............................Ill sullivan star market..................................112 the curl salon........................................117 the decorator.........................................115 the dress house.......................................Ill the index.............................................Ill the villa.............................................120 united states army....................................121 ward's furniture......................................116 wendell lucille dahm................................108 wilhelm motors........................................112 woolen denton ......................................108 yoder implement co....................................125 128 index to advertisers a adams, jeff: 87,90,92,93 alien, kathy: 8,14,16,17,48,58,64 alumbaugh, mike: 34 anderson, larry: 20,22,26,27,28,29, 70 austin, eddie: 82,91 austin, larry: 22,31,76 b bell, alien: 21.22,31,34,49,56 bell, julia: 48,59,64,76 benton, joe: 82 boddy, rick: 20,22,30,34,65 booker, eric: 85,89,90,92,93 booker, vicki: 48, 76 born, sherry: 6,8,17,24,48.53,54, 56,61.64,104,137 brant, mike: 30,34,38,51 brant, robbie: 90,92,93 brooks, bob: 6,8,14,16,17,20,21, 22,26,27,30,49,51,54,56, 65 brown, carol: 48,54,64, 76 brown, diane: 48,54,58,64 brown, jeff: 22,28, 30, 70 brown, mary: 82,87,89 brown, steve: 84,85,87,90,92,93 brown, susan: 48,54,64,70 burcham, carole: 48,58,64,70 burge, linda: 82 burgess, claudie: 8,22,46,61.65 burgess, pam (grant): 35 buxton, brian: 28,56, 76 buxton, tracy: 82 c carr, may beth: 48, 64, 77,137 carter, cynthia: 70 casteel, berle: 35,65 casteel, nancy: 89,90,92,93 cavanah, frank: 82 cavanah, joe: 20,22,42,65,71 Christian, randy: 35,38,44 dark, pam: 48,56,58, 64, 71 dark, penny: 53,87,90,92,93 dark, theresa: 90,92,93 click, kathy (gregory): 8,17 dough, irene-. 6,8,14,16,17,42,43, 48,54,58,64,104 cochran, kenneth: 82 cole, alice: 25,29,48,64,77 cole, kent: 22,31,49,65,71 coslow, debra: 90,92,93 creek, eddie: 22,31,65,76 creek, meta: 54,64,77 creek, sheila: 90,92,93 creviston, nancy: 6,8,14,16,17,42, 43,46,48,52,54,56,58,59, 60,64, 137 croslow, alan: 82,85,87 Cunningham, dennis: 82, 84,87 Cunningham, dwaine: 22,28,30,31, 35 d daily, lisa: 25,29,48,53,54,56,64, 70 davis, gary: 82, 84, 85 davis, jeff: 84,85,87,90,92,93 davis, theresa: 48,54,56,58,64, 71 dawson, carla: 6,8,16,17,24,25, 42,43,48,51,58,64,137 dawson, kevin: 34,44,65 dawson, mitch: 22,28,31,49,56,71 dettling, denny: 6,9,17,42,43,65 devore, kathy (lawson): 6,10 dick, tina: 90,92,93 e eads, becky: 48,60,64,77 eads, bill: 22,26,27,28,31,70 eads. bob: 6,9,14.16,17,20,22,30 eaton, della: 64, 77 eckel, betty: 6,9,17,48,58,59,64 edrington, phil: 21,22,31,34,38, 47,49,54,56,61 edwards, bud: 85,87,90,92,93 edwards, edith: 82 edwards, jimmy: 71 edwards, johnny: 85,87,90,92,93 elliott, dave: 20,22,31,44,47,49, 70 elliott, linn: 89,90,92,93 ellis, kevin: 30,35,27 ellis, mark: 22,30, 76 elzy, ronald: 90,92,93 elzy, steve: 54,56, 77 ensign, keith: 22,30, 77 evans, dennis: 6,9,17,42 f fair, randy: 22,28,30,31,77 fleming, marcia: 86,87,89,90,92, 93 fleming, steve: 20,22,26,27,28,30, 31,34,42,44,45,49,51,54,56,104 floyd, greg: 82, 84, 85, 87 floyd, john: 84,85,87,90,92,93 foley, john: 22,54,56 foley, sally: 82, 89 foster, john: 21,22,35,38,49,56,77 foster, nancy: 42,48,59,64, 71 foster, vincent: 6,9,17,45 franklin, cheryl: 48,56,64,77 franklin, jack: 9 franklin, tami: 82,86 frantz, brett: 84,85,89,90,92,93 people's frantz, reed: 51,53,56,70 frantz, susan: 48,56,59,64,77 frost, cheryl: 90,92,93 frost, debbie: 48,53,64,76,104,137 fultz, kelly: 87,90,92,93 fultz, lori: 82,86, 87 g garmon, dale: 84, 87, 89,90,92,93 garmon, harold: 60,78 geiling, cathy: 87,91,92,93 geiling, darrell: 6,9,17,44,54 geiling, debbie (osborne): 72 geiling, lee; 71,104 gillenwater, marcia: 83 gilmore, joyce: 58,64,78 gilmore, roger: 6,9,17,44,45 glancy, elizabeth: 48,58,64,70 glancy, gloria: 48, 61,64, 71 glancy, janne: 35,38,42,47,48,51, 52.58.64 goad, danny: 35 goad, pam: 54,64,78 goodwin, carolyn: 48,56,64,71 goodwin, vicki: 91,92,93 gordon, jane: 42,44,48,50,64,71 grady, dennis: 6,10,17,21, 22 grafford, debbie: 54,58,64,71 grafford, sarah: 53,82,86 grant, mitch: 22,53,76 gregory, carol: 64, 72 gregory, kelly: 91,92,93 gregory, loretta: 91,92,93 griffin, david: 82,87 griffin, jo anne: 91,92,93 h hall, kevin: 84,91,92,93 heiserman, cheryl: 48,54,64,78 hicks, carol: 35,50,54,58,64 hill, greg: 22,28,72 hodge, randy: 91,92,93 howard, debbie: 6,10,14,16,17, 24.25.48.51.42.43.46.52.64 hutton, roger: 10,14,17,21,22,30, 51,53,65,104 issler, ken: 36,44,65 j jackson, carla: 48,54,64,78 jacoby, steve: 36,54,56 johnson, larry: 45,84,85,87,89,91, 92,93 130 index johnson, loretta: 89,90,92,93 johnson, sabin: 65,78 jones, david: 22,31,78 k keeling, dennis: 36,65 keeling, frank: 28, 76 kidwell, linda: 48,56,58,64,72 kidwell, nancy (franklin): 35,42,48, 56.58.64 kinert, david: 22, 78 kinert, robin: 83 king, cathy: 83 1 lawson, bill: 28,30,49,72 lawson, susan: 87,91,92,93 lee, amber: 34, 38,42,48,53,59,61, 64 lentz, kirk: 78 lentz, rick: 22,78 lindstrom, les: 92,93 linville, patti: 6,10,17,42,43,50, 58.60.64 long, arlon: 6,10,17,21,22,27,49, 65 long, Chris: 22,27,30,36,38,42.44, 45,49,54,56 long, glenda: 83 lorenson, lissy: 91,92,93 m mansfield, lawrence: 56,78 martin, Charles: 10,17,31,27,49 mason, marilyn: 48,54,64, 72 mason, mike: 45,84, 85,87,91,92, 93 maycroft, debbie: 86,89,91,92,93 me kinney, kerri sue-. 87,91,92,93 meadows, terry: 72 mechling, john: 10,21,22,60,65 miller, bob: 26,27,28,45,72 miller, ronnie: 11 minor, eric: 22,31,65,79 morgan, david: 36,60 morris, stacy: 36,42,44,58 murphy, doug: 28,31,76 murphy, jim: 6,17,21,11,22,27,31, 42,43,49,51 murphy, randy: 82, 84, 85,87 n nance, mary: 64 nelson, jim: 21,61,22,72 nelson, joe: 45,84,85,87,89,90,92, 93 newberry, gary: 83, 87 newberry, rex: 83, 84 newberry, rick: 22, 79 newberry, tina: 48,64,72 newlan, Carolyn: 48,54,64,79 newlan, linda: 48, 64,79 newlan, shirley: 48,54,64,72 o osborne, diana: 91,92,93 ozier, paula: 89,91,92,93 P parrish, debbie: 91,92,93 parrish, mike: 83,84,85,87 parrish, robert: 22,30,36,45 parrish, roger: 53, 82,84, 85, 87 phelps, david: 83,85 phelps, dawn: 11,17,48,58,64 phillips, rick: 27,28,31,36,54 phillips, scott: 26,27,30, 34,53,54 pierce, kaye: 24,25, 36, 38.42,46, 48.51.52.60.64.137 pierce, kirn: 6,11,14,16,17,24,25, 42.43.46.48.51.52.54.56.64 powell, jody: 36,38,48,51,58,59, 64.137 pratt, kathy: 83 pratt, steve: 36,44,45 price, connie: 48,54,64, 73 r rambo, Catherine: 91,92,93 rambo, cindy(hodge): 11 rambo, joe: 83 rambo, tim: 73 ray, eddie: 83,84 redfern, jack: 37,65 reedy, ann: 25,29,48,64, 79,137 reedy, jan: 6,11,14,16,17,24,25, 42.47.48.51.52.56.59.137 reedy, susan: 58,64, 73 renfro, jerry: 84,91,92,93 riley, robert: 6,11,14,16,17,21,22, 42,65 ruff, joy: 25,29,48,54,79,137 s sautelet, alan: 20,22, 31,49, 73 sautelet, jeff: 83,85,87 seelow, mary: 11,17,42,43,54,58, 64 sharp, kent: 83 sharp, rhonda: 37,38,42,48,50,54, 58.64 simpson, pat: 31,79 simpson, roger: 83 smith, amy: 91,92,93 smith, david: 37,44 smith, gary: 6,12,14,17,44,45,65 smith, jeff: 83,84,85,87 smith, karen: 37,38,48,58,64,137 smith, joann: 46,48,52,54,64,73 smith, robbie: 56,73 smith, steve: 91,92,93 spencer, marlene: 83 spencer, mary: 64 stevens, darletta: 37,38,42,48,104, 137 steward, cindy: 6,12,17,42,47,48, 58,64 steward, rick: 20,22,37,49 stinson, keith: 83,84, 85, 87 suforna, elizabeth: 83 switzer, scott: 30,54,56,79 t tarr, linda: 83 trower, jeff: 21,22.37,38,47,54,56 trower, pam: 83,86 trower, phil: 84,85,91,92,93 trower, tim: 22,27,30,56,73 w wall, steve: 6,12,14,17,20,22,31, 42,43,49,61,104 watkins, connie: 73 webb, ed: 12,14,16,17,26,27,31, 46,51,53 webb, jim: 73 wiggle, debbie: 37,38,48,56,64 wiggle, patty: 6,12,14,16,17,42, 48,58,64,137 wildman, doug: 45,53, 84,85,87, 89, 90,92,93 wildman, mark: 22,28,54,56,65,79 wilhelm, jeff: 22,31,65,73 wood, doug: 82, 87 wood, judy: 87,89,91,92,93 wood, steve-. 22,56,73 woodard, dennis: 22,28,31,70 woodard, john: 22,28,31,79 woolen, cathy (west): 37 wright, debbie: 37,48.51,52.59.64. 137 wright, marcia: 25,29.48,59,64,73, 137 y yokley, jimmy: 91,92,93 zancha, ralph: 20,22,28,30,31,70 zancha, rita. 91,92,93 senior kathy alien: gaa, 1-4; library club, 1-3; fha, 1-4; pep club, 1-3; band, 3; camera club, 1-3; health careers, 2-4; class play, 3-4. sherry born: class play, 3-4; gaa, 1-4; fha, 1-4; library club, 2-3; pep club, 1-4; chorus, 1-4; panther mascot, 4; alter- nate cheerleader, 3-4; queen attendant, 2; queen candidate, 4; class officer, 3-4; mixed ensemble, 4; color guard, 1; cafeteria help, 4. bob brooks: football, 1-4; basketball, 1-4; track, 1-4; ffa, 2-4, officer, 4; student council, 2; camera club, 1-2; boy's state representative, 3; band, 1-4; pep club, 1-4; chorus, 1-4; lettermen's club, 1-4; class play, 3-4; football co- captain, 4. claudie burgess: ffa, 1-4. irene dough: gaa, 3-4; fha, 4; teens for christ, 3-4; officer. 4; chorus, 2-4; library club, 2-3; health careers, 4; news- paper, 4; yearbook staff, 4; class play, 3-4. kathy gregory click: gaa, 1-4; fha, 1-4; pep club, 1-2; chorus, 1-2; library club, 3; health careers, 4. nancy creviston: library club, 1-2; fha, 1-4; fta, 1-4; gaa, 1-4; pep club, 1-4; band, 1-4; chorus, 1-4; class play, 3-4; class treasurer, 2-4; yearbook staff, 4; newspaper, 4; homecoming attendant, 3; homecoming queen, 4; national honor society quill and scroll, 4. carla dawson-. cheerleader, 1-4; pep club, 1-4; gaa, 1-4; fha, 1-4; fta, 2-3; band, 1-4; chorus, 1 3; medical careers, 4; yearbook staff, 4; newspaper, 4; homecoming attendant, 3; girl's state, 3; class play, 3-4. denny dettling: camera club, 1-3; ffa, 2-4; band, 1-2; projectionist club, 3. bob eads: football, 2 4; basketball, 3; track, 2-4: class treasurer, 1; camera club, 2; class play, 4; class vice president, 4. betty eckel: gaa, 1-4; fha, 1-4; health careers, 2-4; library club, 1-3; chorus, 1; queen attendant, 1; pep club, 1-4; cafeteria help, 2-4; fta, 4; class play, 3. dennis evans: lettermen's club, 2; projectionist club, 4; yearbook staff, 4. Vincent foster: photography club, 1-4; projectionist club, 1-2 4. darrell geiling: track, 1 3-4; camera club, 1-2 4; projectionist club, 2. dennis grady: football, 3 4; baseball, 1; basketball, 1; pep club, 1-4; student council president, 3. debbie howard: cheerleader, 1-4; pep club, 1-4; gaa, 1-4; fha, 1-4; fta, 2 3; band, 1-4; chorus, 1 2; national honor society, 2-4; yearbook staff, 2-4; seeker staff, 4; student council, 1 2; class play, 3-4; class president, 4; quill and scroll, 4. roger hutton: football, 1-4, all area, 4; ffa, 1-4, officer, 4; class officer, 2-4; class play, 3-4; track, 2 4; pep club, 1-4; yearbook staff, 4; seeker staff, 4; camera club, 1; cafeteria help, 4. 132 activities kathy lawson devore: gaa, 1; fha, 1-4; health careers, 3 4; camera club, 2; library club, 3; pep club, 1; class play, 3. patty linville: fha, 1-4; gaa, 1; chorus, 1; pep club, 1-4; library club, 1-4; yearbook staff, 4; seeker staff, 4; health careers, 4; homecoming queen candidate, 4; class play, 3 4. arlon long: football, 2-4; basketball, 3 4; track, 1-3; ffa, 2-4; lettermen's club, 1-4. charlie martin: football, 2 3; basketball, 1-4; track, 1-3; lettermen's club, 1-4; student council, 3; camera club, 1. john mechling: ffa, 4; football, 1-4; basketball, 1-2. jim murphy: football, 1-4; baseball, 1-4; basketball, 1-4; lettermen's club, 2-4; boy's state representative, 3; seeker staff, 4; yearbook staff, 4. dawn phelps: gaa, 1-4; fha, 1-4; library club, 1-3; pep club, 1; chorus, 1-3; health careers, 3 4. kirn pierce: cheerleader, 1-4; yearbook staff, 3 4, yearbook editor, 4; accompanist for chorus and mixed ensemble, 1-4; class president, 1; office secretary, 4; seeker staff, 4; class play, 3 4; gaa, 1-4; pep club, 1-4; fha, 1-4; fta, 1- 3; national honor society and quill and scroll, 4. cindy rambo hodge: fha, 1-4; gaa, 1-2; health careers, 3 4; class play, 3. jan reedy-, class vice president, 1; class president, 2; student council, 3; pep club, 1-4; cheerleader, 1-4; band, 1-4; gaa, 1-4; fta, 2 4; fha, 1-3; chorus, 1; stage band, 3 4; national honor society, 3 4; yearbook staff, 3 4, class play, 3 4; quill and scroll, 3; newspaper staff, 3. robert riley: track, 2 3; football, 4; ffa, 1-4; yearbook staff, 4; class play, 4. mary seelow: chorus, 1-4; health careers, 3 4; gaa, 1 3; fha, 1-4; pep club, 1-4; camera club, 2; yearbook staff, 4; seeker staff, 4; class play, 3 4. gary smith: ffa, 1-4; camera club, 1-4; pep club, 1; class play, 3 4; chorus, 3. cindy steward: gaa, 1-4; health careers, 3 4; fha, 1-4; yearbook staff, 4; chorus 1 2; band, 1-4; marching band, 1-4; library club, 1-4; pep club, 1 2; class play, 3. Steve wall: lettermen's club, 1-4; football, 1-4; baseball, 1-4; basketball, 1 2; class president, 3; yearbook staff, 1 2 4; newspaper staff, 4; class play, 3 4. ed webb: camera club, 1 2; pep club, 1-4; basketball, 1-4; baseball, 1-4; boy's state representative, 3; class play, 3 4; student council president, 4. patty wiggle: gaa, 1-4; library club, 2 3; fha, 2-4; class officer, 2 4; health careers, 4; newspaper staff, 3; yearbook staff, 2-4; teens for Christ, 3 4; chorus, 1; band, 1-4; marching band, 1-4; pep club, 1 2; class play, 3 4. . V� f jVr. the mirror staff Has served his school with credit and distinction in the manner herein set forth. as the 1972-73 school year quickly passed by, the mirror staff of lovington high school followed each event in or der to put all memories into one book, even though not everyone's picture appears more than once, the staff tried to cover each assembly, game, banquet, meeting, and other happenings which the students would want to remember in years to come, working on the school yearbook had its ups and downs, much time was spent finishing pages for dead- lines, arguing about what should and shouldn’t go in, and hoping the publishing company would not return any of our pages, the staff hopes you enjoy this year's edition of the mirror and that it helps you to remember each special mem- ory at lhs. eating! one word will describe it! working together as a class for 13 years is something we’ll find hard to forget, as we've spent our final mo- ments together as the class of 1973, we remember moments from our past.............. moments from our past slip into our minds remembering our years at lhs........ moments from our past remembering walking home from our second-grade classrooms where we were instructed never to fight with anyone............. moments from our past remembering our jr. high days and worrying about the constitution test .... moments from our past remembering high school and our 1st float, 1st workday, junior prom, and senior class trip .... and finally moments from our past when we'll remember graduation night, and all of you, and say farewell as the class of 1973 .............. 136 for the first time at lhs the high school girls participated in track at local, district, and state levels, the district meet was held at arthur on Saturday, may 12 and the state meet was at eastern on may 19. our 880 relay team and darletta stevens in the high jump and long jump quali- fied for the state meet, the records set this year were: discus: deb frost, 50 8 ; shot: carla dawson, 25,4j ; long jump: darletta stevens, 15'i ; high jump: darletta stevens, 5 1 ; 80 yd. low hurdles: jan reedy, 13.2; 50 yd. dash: kaye pierce, 6.6; 100 yd. dash: jan reedy, 13.2; 880 yd. run: patti wiggle, 3:33; 440 yd.re- lay: jan reedy, carol brown, carla dawson, kim pierce, 59,4; 220 yd. dash: joy ruff, 30, 2; 880 yd. relay: darletta stevens, ann reedy, carla dawson, jan reedy, 2:03.6; 440 yd. dash: darletta stevens, 1:14.8. row one: a. reedy, j. powell, k. pierce, j. ruff, row two: miss dunn, m. carr, j. reedy, p. wiggle, s. born, c. dawson, d. stevens, coach thomas. row three: d. wright, d. frost, n. creviston, m. wright, k. smith. 880 relay team of jan, carla, ann, and dar- letta. others look on as jan tries out starting blocks. 137 139 class of 1973 st. louis or bust roger, what's in your can? a group of merry seniors go ahead and jump pugs. looks like everyone is bushed. where did everybody get their hats? two courageous chaperones 140 new cheerleaders 73-74 for days and hours that shine and shine, for magic moments i call mine, for dreams like sea gulls soaring high, glad, glad, am i. . . . author unknown - • .