Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1975 volume:

■ 1974-75 Mirror Lovington High School Thank-You Mrs. Fleming This year the Mirror is dedicated to Mrs. Fleming. She has worked as the yearbook's sponsor for the past two and a half years. Thank-you Mrs. Fleming for all your hard work and dedication. We say farewell and good luck. The Mirror Staff 2 Prologue The 1974-75 Yearbook Staff has tried to capture some of the L.H.S. highlights. People such as Mr. Allen and Colonial Studios has made the Mirror possible. Mrs. Thompson became the new advisor at mid- term. Despite the confusion the Minor was finished. We hope you enjoy the book as it reflects the life of L.H.S. Thanks, Pam and Deb A 2 STUDENT LIFE Joann's telling her interesting jokes again. The four fairies Watch out for those hungry tu- bas, Scott. Hi Hitler! • Ill I We're Still Dew Fer A Victory Juniors, 1st place We'll Shut 'Em Down' Seniors, 4th place A Week of Fun And Arguments for These Results fi) Linda Kidwell, Bill Eads Marcia Wright, Jim Nelson Lisa Daily, Robby Smith Homecoming Queen, Linda Kidwell, King, Robby Smith “Color My World” Homecoming 1974 8 The Court Kirk Lentz, Carla Jackson, Juniors Pam Goad, John Foley, Juniors 9 Most Studious: Tim Trower, Joann Smith Noisiest: Jeff Wilhelm, Pam Clark Most Talkative: Mitch Dawson, Connie Price Biggest Heartbreaker: Jim Nelson, Theresa Davis Best Natured: Mitch Dawson, Linda Kidwell s e n • i o r Polls Least Studious: Jeff Wilhelm, Mary Spencer Biggest Gum Chewer: Reed Frantz, Susy Brown Biggest Clown: Jeff Wilhelm, Connie Price Biggest Hookey Player: Tim Rambo, Mary Spencer Slowest: Larry Anderson, Susy Brown, Photo not available: Too slow to have picture taken. 10 Senior Awards John E. Timm Class of 1905 Scholarship Award, Woman's Club Math, Woman's Club Science, National Honor Society. Joann Smith; Valedictorian, A1 Best Memorial Scholarship, American Legion Post 429-1st, Danforth Award, Bausch and Lomb Science, Woman's Club English, Student Council Work, National Honor Society. Shirley Newlan; Student Council— Business Education. Kent Cole; Dean Redman Memorial Scholarship Award. Mitch Dawson; American Legion Post 429-2nd, Student Council--Social Studies. Front Row: Pam Clark; Kiwanis Club John Philip Sousa Band Award. Tina Newberry; Student Council-Art. Jane Gordon; Stu- dent Council Library. Marcia Wright; Salutatorian, Bennett Insurance Service Attendance. Lisa Daily; American Legion Post 429-2nd. 11 “Do You Trust Your Boyfriend?” Presented by the Senior Class of Lovington High School April 4, 1975 CAST: Kay Meredith..................Joann Smith Judy Meredith...................Pam Clark Lois Andrews................Theresa Davis Steve Woodard.........................Tim Trower Tom Nolan...........................Mitch Dawson Madeline Ross.....................Shirley Newlan Phil Hunter...................Steve Wood Bessie Trotter.....................Gloria Glancy G.T. Ellison.........................Jeff Wilhelm Miss Denny................Carole Burcham Prompters..................Connie Price, Libby Glancy Directors..................Mrs. Phillips, Mr. Allen Stage Crew...........................Reed Frantz, Larry Anderson, Bill Eads, Dennis Woodard, Jim Nelson, Mr. Phillips. PROGRAM ACT I The living room of the Meredith residence Saturday afternoon. ACT II The same. Three hours later. ACT III The same. Five minutes later. 12 Senior Class Will We, the members of the Senior class of 1975 of Lovington High School, being of sound disposing mind and good health 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, Larry Anderson, leave Mr. Aschermann a basketball team that doesn't have to be reminded to get a haircut. I, Jeff Brown, leave four new fire extinguishers for the auto mechanics class to play with. I, Susan Brown, leave my nickname “Beano to Mrs. Thomas to give away. I, Carole Burcham, leave the Chemistry lab with a few less test tubes, beakers, pipettes, and few more burnt spots. I, Pam Clark, leave the Ford to Fred and Tracy and hope it doesn't fall apart. I, Kent Cole, leave the school with one less Beaver. I, Lisa Daily, leave Ann Reedy a camera and a roll of film for next years cheerleading camp. I, Theresa Davis, leave E.J. the knack of getting in all kinds of trouble. I, Mitch Dawson, leave the lumber company two knots in hopes that they will be bigger than the ones they’ve got. I, Bill Fads, leave Ralph Zancha a heavy duty, all purpose, seat cover hoping the seats in his new car will last longer. I, Reed Frantz, leave Mitch Grant, Doug Murphy, and Larry Austin memories of all the good times wc had in “Spot”, the old van. I, Libby Glancy, leave Marcia Fleming a complete book on the Harshmanite settlement so she won’t ask any more questions to a certain person. I, Gloria Glancy, leave Becky Eads in hopes that she will have more streaking slumber parties and be able to convince RUSS to go to church. I, Karolyn Goodwin, leave my nickname “Fred” to my sister, Vickie. I, Jane Gordon, leave Beth Suforna three more boring years at L.H.S. in hopes that it goes faster for her than it did for me. I, Debbie Grafford, leave my ability to get out of P.E. for two and a half years to anyone who wants it. I, Greg Hill, leave Mr. McGregor one can of paint varnish remover for his shop classes. I, Linda Kidwell, leave four years of high school to my brother, David, in hopes that he has as much fun as I did. I, Bill Lawson, leave the auto mechanics class some No-Doz so they can stay awake. L Terry Meadows, leave to anybody who wants it the ability to stay out till 4 a.m. then come in and run a mile every day. I, Bob Miller, leave to Doug Wildman the All Conference tradition for two more years. I, Carole Mosser, leave George my ability to hang in there for two more years. I, Jim Nelson, leave ‘Turtle the ability to go out on a date. I, Shirley Newlan, leave to my sister, Carolyn, one more year at L.H.S. hoping she'll make it a good one. I,Tina Newberry, leave Lovington forget “Moore education. I, Connie Price, leave singing “Looks Like Spring is Here and saying, “Are you impressed? I, Tim Rambo, leave to all my teachers one hundred more just like me. I, Alan Sautelet, leave Coach Aschermann permission to yell at someone else that makes noise while sleeping in study hall. I, Joann Smith, leave my ability to jump hurdles backwards to anyone who wants it with the hope that they'll do better than I did. I, Robbie Smith, leave the ability to skip P.E. and get caught to anyone who wants it. I, Mary Spencer, leave to Carol Brown my “hookey-playing record in hopes that she can break it. I, Tim Trower, leave to Scott Switzer a book entitled, “How to Line the Track and Run a Bi-County Track Meet in Thirteen Hours or Less. I, Jim Webb, leave dedicating John Denver's song “A Saturday Night in Toledo, Ohio to the town and school switching Toledo, Ohio to Loving- ton, Illinois. I, Jeff Wilhelm, leave Harold Garmon all the salt he didn’t earn in ag. I, Steve Wood, leave Kelly Fultz, Lori Fultz, and Judy Wood my blue Cadillac to get to school in next year. I, Dennis Woodard, leave Coach Ascermann a book on how to be a good loser. I, Marcia Wright, leave Paula Ozier more exciting Saturday nights with Carol Burnett. I, Ralph Zancha, leave Bill Eads a tank so when he has a wreck he won't hurt it. We the class of 1975 leave: To the class of 76, high hopes of graduation. To the class of 77, the thought of being upperclassmen at last. To the class of 78, hopes for consolidation. To Mr. Murrell, the courage to show up in the main hall at noon. To Mr. Zancha, three watchdogs to guard the halls. To Mr. Allan, a Chemistry class that doesn't get an T for effort. To Mr. Bell, an amplifier so he can be heard in the back of the room. To Mr. Boyd, five proms a year so everybody can watch him dance. To Mr. Boyer, a pair of 6” heels so he can talk eye level to his players. To Mrs. Brooks, a 10' x 10’ poster of her three basic rules: No gum, no coats,and be quiet! To Mrs. Phillips, a journalism class that stays in the room and sits in the chairs instead of on the desks. To Mrs. Foley, a home ec class that doesn’t clean out her cupboards. To Mrs. Foster, the blessing of never having any of us for students. To Mr. Hutton, a band with Potential, Respect, Interest, Desire, and Enthusiasm, “PRIDE! PRIDE! PRIDE! you bunch of clods.” To Mrs. Thompson, a more responsible yearbook staff that cares what they’re doing. To Miss Hutchins, a free plane ride to the Library of Congress. To Mrs. Thomas, hopes that the Equal Rights Amendment passes. To Mr. Thomas, a school all his own. To Mrs. Uphoff, five new filing cabinets so she can start over. To Mr. McGregor, an X-large pair of ear muffs so the noise in the shop won't deafen him. To Mr. Aschermann, a Senior class that doesn’t walk out of homeroom. To Mrs. Hudson, a Botany class full of mature students. To Mr. Peadro, fond memories of teaching at L.H.S. To Mr. Morgan, all the paint we borrowed at homecoming and forgot to return. 13 We May Never Pass Way Again 'O’ 15 SENIORS Surf s up! We don't think it's funny. Linda. Get that hat off, Robbie. A rose between two thorns? Caught any flies lately JoAnne? You can't hide from us Connie. ‘N Student Council Hosts First Foreign Exchange Student On January 11th, 1975, the Edward Wood Family gained a new member. His name was Dionisio Bemadina Silva from Vitoria, Brazil. With the cooperation of the school board, student council and International Fellowship, Dio was lucky enough to have this opportunity in the United States. Being Lovington’s first exchange student he brought with him the ability to get much attention from the students and faculty. His six month stay proved to be interesting for him and many of the new friends he has made. Dio took many adventures while in the U.S. He visited Chicago, St. Louis, Washington D.C., New York, his cousin who was a foreign exchange student in Iowa, and many other small trips around the vicinity. Lovington High School hopes to host another exchange student again next year. 18 SENIORS Larry Anderson Jeff Brown Susan Brown Brownie” Good luck to the rest. Class of 1975 20 Lisa Daily My line was censored! Theresa Davis How do you spell your name again? Bill Eads If all else fails, follow directions. Elizabeth Glancy Libby, Libby, Libby on the label, la- bel, label! Reed Frantz We can handle 'er. Mitch Dawson “No matter how hard they did try, no girl has got this guy. Gloria Glancy Life is to be enjoyed and I'm enjoy- ing it. '• Karolyn Goodwin Fred Jane Gordon Hey, Mary Lou, you sure we ain't dreaming? Debbie Grafford This is my thesis: 'Peace in the world or die world in pieces.' Greg Hill Linda Kidwell Bill Lawson Ight Gentlemen! Terry Meadows Me and my dragster 22 Bob Miller Carol (Gregory) Mosser The vows I took are the most impor- tant words in my life. Shirley Newlan Gentle ways are best. Connie Price Some may talk, some may laugh, but I'll do both forever. Jim Nelson Rock 'N Roll! Tina Newberry The more I want the Moore I get. Tim Rambo 23 Alan Sautelet Joann Smith What you are is God's gift to you, what you make of yourself is your gift to God. Mary Spencer Hey Jane we really DID make it. Tim Trower Timmy, Tinker, Tink, orTro, what- ever suits you. Jim Webb Robby Smith Who said a King has to know how to dance? Jeff Wilhelm No more racing Redfern's car, Reed. 24 Steve Wood Dennis Woodard Marcia Wright Ralph Zancha Grease money for me. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Left to Right) President, Reed Frantz; Secretary, Tim Trower; Treasurer, Lisa Daily; Vice-President, Larry Anderson. 25 Senior Activities Larry Anderson: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Lettermens’Club 2-4, Homecoming Escort 1, Boys'State 3, Yearbook 4. Jeff Brown: Football 2-3, Track 1-2, Camera Club 3-4, Yearbook 4. Susan Brown: GAA 1-4, FHA 1-4, Pep Club 3-4, Library Club 4. Medical Careers 3, Basketball 3-4, Volleyball 3-4. Carole Burcham: GAA 1-4, FHA 1-4,-Pep Club 1-2, Class Play 3-4, Yearbook 4, Color Guard 2-4, Volleyball 3-4, Class President 3, Library Club 3-4, Concert Band 1-4, Medical Careers 2-4. Pam Clark: GAA 1-4, FHA 1-4, Stage Band, 1-4, Concert Band 1-4, Drum Major 3-4, Yearbook 4, Basketball 3-4 Vol- leyball 3-4, Class Play 3-4, Medical Careers 2 and 4. Kent Cole: Basketball 1-2, Football 1-2, Baseball 1-4, FFA 1-4, Lettermens' Club 2-4. Lisa Daily: GAA 1-4, FHA 1-4, Cheerleader 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, Medical Careers 1 and 4, Class Treas. 3-4, Mixed En- semble 2-4, Class Attendant 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Library Club 3-4. Theresa Davis: Stage Band 1-4, Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, GAA 1-4, FHA 1-4, Mixed Ensemble 2 and 4 Med- ical Careers 2, Class Play 3-4. Mitch Dawson: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Lettermens' Club 2-4, Student Council 4, Library Club Pres. 4. Concert Band 1-4, Stage Band 1-4, Class Play 3-4, Boys’ State 3. Bill Eads: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Class Pres. 1-2, Senior Escort, Lettermens'Club 2-4. Reed Frantz: Student Council 1-2, Class Pres. 4, Concert Band 1-3, Stage Band 1-3. Elizabeth Glancy: Girls' State 3, FTA 1-2, Pep Club 1, Majorette 1-4, Class Play 3, FHA 1-4, GAA 1-4, Concert Band 1-4, Medical Careers 2-4, Class Officer 2. 26 Gloria Glancy: Queen Attendant 2, Concert Band 1-4, Chorus 3-4, Swing Choir 4, Class Play 3-4, FHA 1-4, GAA 1-4, Color Guard 4. Karolyn Goodwin: GAA 1-4, FHA 1-4, Concert Band 1-4, Stage Band 1-3, Volleyball 4. Jane Gordon: Yearbook 2-4, Concert Band 1-3, FHA 1-4, Camera Club 1-4, Library Club 1-4, GAA 1, Chorus 1. Debbie Grafford: Concert Band 1-4, Chorus 2-4, FHA 1-4, Yearbook 4, Medical Careers 2-4, Library Club 4. Greg Hill: Basketball 1-2, Football Manager 2. Linda Kidwell: National Honor Society 3-4, Homecoming Queen 4, Student Council 4, GAA 1-4, FHA 1-4, Medical Ca- reers 2-4, Volleyball 4, Concert Band 1-4, Stage Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Pep Club 1-2. Bill Lawson: Track 1-4, Football 1-3, Basketball 1-2, Yearbook 4, Lettermens’ Club 2-4. Terry Meadows: Basketball 1, Camera Club 1-2 and 4, (Lakeview) V.I.C.A. Bob Miller: Basketball 1-4, Baseball 3-4, Camera Club 1 and 3-4, Projectionist Club 2-4. Carol Mosser: FHA 1-4, Library Club 1 and 3-4, Medical Careers 4. Jim Nelson: Football 1-4, Track 1-3. Tina Newberry: GAA 1-4, Volleyball 4, Basketball 4, Majorette 2-4, FHA 1-4, Medical Careers 1-4, Library Club 4, FTA 1-2. Shirley Newlan: GAA 2-4, FHA 1-4, Pep Club 1-2, Student Council 3-4, Chorus 1-4, Basketball 3-4, Volleyball 4, Year- book 3, Library Club 1-2. 27 Connie Price: Chorus 2-4, Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Stage Band 4, GAA 1-4, FHA 1-4, Swing Choir 4, Medical Careers 3, Yearbook 4. Tim Rambo: Football 4, Camera Club 1, Projectionist Club 1. Alan Sautelet: Football 1-4, Baseball 1-2, Lettermens' Club 2-4, Chorus 3-4, Camera Club 4. Library Club 4. Joann Smith: National Honor Society 2-4, Student Council Pres. 3, Class Officer 1, Homecoming Attendant 1, GAA 1-4, FHA 1-4, Class Play 3-4, Medical Careers 3-4, Chorus 1-2 and 4, Basketball 1, Library Club 3-4, Pep Club 1-2, FTA 1. Robby Smith: Basketball 1-2, FFA 2-4, Concert Band 1-4, Stage Band 1-4, Homecoming King 4. Mary Spencer: Yearbook 4. Chorus 4, GAA 3, FHA 2-4, Medical Careers 2-3, Camera Club 4. Tim Trower: Football 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Basketball Mgr. 1-4, Track Mgr. 1-2, Lettermens' Club 3-4, Student Council 3, Concert Band 1-4, Stage Band 1-4, Class Officer 4, Boys' State 3, Class Play 3-4, Yearbook 4. Jim Webb: No Activities. Jeff Wilhelm: FFA 2-4, Football 1-2, Basketball 1, Baseball Mgr. 2, Yearbook 4. Steve Wood: Concert Band 1-4, Stage Band 1-4, Marching Band 1 and 3-4, Football 2, Chorus 4, Class Play 3-4, Home- coming Escort 3, Medical Careers 3, FTA 1. Dennis Woodard: Baseball 1-4, Football 1-4, Lettermens' Club 3-4. Marcia Wright: Cheerleader 2-4, Homecoming Court 3-4, Volleyball 3-4, Track 3, Basketball 2-4, GAA 1-4, Yearbook 4, Class Play 3, Pep Club 1-4, FHA 1-4, Concert Band 1-3, FTA 1-2, Medical Careers 4, Color Guard 1. Ralph Zancha: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Baseball 2, Track 1-3, Camera Club 4, Lettermens’ Club 3-4. Student Autographs 29 Back Row, 1-r: Bill Lawson, Ralph Zancha, Bill Eads, Jim Webb, Dennis Woodard, Tim Trower, Kent Cole, Alan Sautelet, Steve Wood, Dioinisio Bernardina Silva. Middle Row: Jim Nelson, Jeff Brown, Joann Smith, Tina Newberry, Connie Price, Shirley Newlan, Libby Glancy, Bob Miller, Reed Frantz, Robbie Smith, Greg Hill, Mitch Dawson, Jeff Wilhelm, Larry Anderson, Terry Meadows. Front Row: Carole Burcham, Karolyn Goodwin, Pam Clark, Theresa Davis, Debbie Grafford, Carole Mosser, Lisa Daily, Linda Kid well, Mary Spencer, Jane Gordon, Gloria Glancy, Marcia Wright. 30 PROGRAM PRELUDE. • POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE . . HIGH SCHOOL BAND, ROBERT HUTTON, DIRECTOR PROCESSIONAL................................ HIGH SCHOOL BAND NATIONAL ANTHEM............................. HIGH SCHOOL BAND INVOCATION.............................REV. HAROLD HALFYARD WELCOME........................... REED FRANTZ, CLASS PRESIDENT CLASS HISTORY................................... TIM TOWER PRESENTATION OF CLASS MEMORIAL.................. LISA DAILY COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS...........................MRS. ANN FLEMING PRESENTATION OF JOHN TIMM AWARD.................MR. T. L. CONN PRESENTATION OF AWARDS............ MR. JOHN ZANCHA, PRINCIPAL PRESENTATION OF CLASS...........................MR. JOHN ZANCHA PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.................FELIX P. MURRELL, SUPT. DON SMITH AND DOROTHY ODELL, BOARD MEMBERS. FAREWELL........................... MUSIC............. HERITAGE MEDLEY LARRY ANDERSON ARR. CARMICHAEL FOURHAND PIANO . . . PENNY CLARK, DEBBIE GRAFFORD SOLOIST . . . THERESA DAVIS VIRGINIA BROOKS, DIRECTOR BENEDICTION.............................. REV. HAROLD HALFYARD 31 RECESSIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BAND ORGANIZATIONS Row Is Reed Frantz, Carole Burcham, Sally Foley, Jane Gordon, Becky Eads, Mary Spencer, Connie Price. Row 2: Pam Clark, Debbie Graford, Terry Meadows, Marcia Wright, Meta Creek, Rita Zancha. Row 3: Bill Lawson, Jeff Brown, Tim Trower, Larry Anderson, Bill Eads, Steve Wood, Kent Cole, Jeff Wilhelm, Eric Booker, Mrs. Fleming. Mrs. Fleming, advisor, who left us after the first semester up in arms, but to our rescue came Mrs. Thompson. 34 Purple and Gold Back Row, 1-r: Bill Lawson, Tim Trower, Larry Anderson, Jeff Brown, Bill Eads, Steve Wood, Kent Cole, Jeff Wil- helm, Mrs. Fleming. Front Row: Marcia Wright, Debbie Grafford, Pam Clark, Jane Gordon, Carole Burcham, Seated: Reed Frantz, Mary Spencer, Connie Price. The Purple and Gold Staff successfully completed the publishing of nine newspapers in the school year 1974-75. They learned the techniques of large newspapers and tried their own skills at some of these techniques. Such areas as Sports, club news, front page news, entertainment, feature, and editorial pages were covered. Each member had their own beat that they had to cover for that particular issue. They also were assigned page editors for each issue, others typed, proofread, dummied, and printed the paper. The Panther served as the mascot for the paper. Becky Eads, Marcia Gillenwater, Cathy King, Meta Creek, Lissy Lorenson, Paula Ozier, Beth Suforna, Penny Clark, Lisa Daily, Carol Brown, Kerri McKinney, Joy Ruff. Row 2: Linda Newlan, Tami Franklin, Theresa Davis, Marcia Fleming, Jeff Sautelet, Bud Edwards, Alan Croslow, Linda Burge, Edith Edwards, Kelly Gregory, Debby Grafford. Row 3: Mary Spencer, Sheila Creek, JoAnne Griffin, Alice Cole, Ann Reedy, Greg Hill, John Edwards, Alan Sautelet, Jeff Smith, Sally Foley, Debbie Frost, Gloria Glancy, Amy Smith. Row 4: Della Eckles, Lori Fultz, Vicki Booker, Shirley Newlan, Joann Smith, Lynn Elliott, John Foley, Doug Wildman, Steve Wood, Mark Wildman, Scott Switzer, Carolyn Newlan, Susie Frantz, Julie Bell, Connie Price. Virginia Brooks, Choir Director Row 1: JoAnn Griffin, Joy Ruff, Lisa Daily, Theresa Davis, Penny Clark. Row 2: Scott Switzer, Mark Wildman, John Foley, Jeff Smith. 37 Marching Band Colorguard Row X: Sheila Creek, Kelly Gregory. Row 2: Becky Eads, Gloria Glancy. Row 3: Theresa Clark, JoAnn Griffin, Debbie Frost, Libby Glancy, Carole Burcham, Tina Newberry. Row 4: Pam Clark. 38 Row 1: Becky Eads, Joy Ruff, Lisa Daily, Penny Clark. Row 2; JoAnne Griffin, Julie Bell, Debbie Frost, Alice Cole, Theresa Davis, Row 3: Vicki Booker, Connie Price, Carolyn Newlan, Gloria Glancy, Ann Reedy. Row 4: Jeff Smith, Scott Switzer, Mark Wildman, John Foley, Steve Wood. The Stage Swings In 1975 Row 1: Scott Switzer, Vicki Booker, Connie Price, Karolyn Goodwin, Steve Wood, Linda Kidwell, Susie Frantz, John Foley. Row 2: Jay Tusing, Bill Parr, Gary Davis, Jeff Smith, Lynn Elliott, Gary Jackson, Dave Kidwell, Tim Trower, Lawrence Mansfield, Mitch Dawson. Row 3: Mark Wildman, Theresa Davis, Ron Elzy, Mr. Hutton, Rob- bie Smith, Eric Booker, Pam Clark, Becky Eads, Debbie Frost, Tracey Clark. 39 Officers: C. Price, Points Captain; M. Wright. Pres.; E. Thomas, Adv.; A. Reedy, V. Pres.; K. Goodwin, Sec. and Treas. Row 1: Seniors: K. Goodwin. Row 2: P. Clark, L.Daily. Row 3: T. Newberry, S. Brown, M. Wright. Row 4: G. Glancy, L. K id well, C Burch am, T. Davis. Row 5: Mrs. Thomas, J. Smith, L. Glancy, C. Price, S. Ncwlan. Juniors: J. Ruff, C. Brown, A. Reedy, J. Bell, V. Booker, C. Newlan, S. Frantz, D. Frost, A. Cole, B. Eads, L. Ncwlan, M. Creek. Sophomores: Row 1: K. Fultz, K. McKinney, D. Maycroft, P. Ozier, A. Smith, K. Gregory, V. Goodwin, R. Zancha. Row 2: J. Wood, J. Grif- fin, T. Clark, M. Fleming, N. Casteel, C. Frost, S. Lawson, P. Clark, T. Dick. Freshman: Row 1: L. Tarr, M. Brown, L. Fultz, E. Edwards, T. Frank- lin, S. Foley, G. Long, T. Buxton. P. Trowcr, B. Suforna, M. Gillenwa- ter. Row 2: C. King, L. Burge, S. Grafford, K. Pratt, R. Kinert. 40 Row 1: Mitch Dawson, Tim Trower, Ralph Zancha, Larry Anderson, Bill Eads, Mr. Boyer. Row 2: Dennis Woodard, Dave Kinert. Row 3: Doug Wildman, Mark Wildman. Row 4: Jeff Smith, Kent Cole. Row 5: John Foley, Bill Lawson. 41 Left to Right; Theresa Clark, Joann Smith. Scott Switzer, Mark Wildman, John Foley, Nancy Casteel, Eric Brown, Adv Mrs. Thompson, not present Linda Kid well and Tim Trower. 42 Student Council Rowl: L. Kidwell, L. Newlan, T. Brown. K. Fultz. T. Franklin. S. Frantz, j. Uphott. Kowz: t. rtustm. «. ouxe. o. Clarkson. Row 3: M. Dawson, P. Ozier, C. Clough. S. Foley. A. Reedy, S. Newlan, J. Nelson. This year's Student Council was very active this year. They sponsored the Christmas program and a foreign exchange student They also arranged for student exchanges with other schools. 43 Projectionist Club Brett Frantz, Bob Miller, Dale Garmon, Steve Smith, Doug Wildman, Larry Austin, Dave Jones, Mike Mason, TimRambo, Doug Murphy, Mr. Bell, Kerri McKinney, Joe Nelson, Randy Fair, Steve Brown, Vicki Goodwin. Camera Club 45 46 Medical Careers The Medical Careers Club was organized in order to acquaint members with various health related professions. Each mont a different speaker from various fields have spoken to the club. We have had a speaker from the Cornbelt Lung Association a Pyschiatric Social Worker from St. Mary's, a Physical Therapist from St. Mary's and the Health Careers advisor from Lakeland. 48 Library Club 49 Pep Club New Club Formed Bicentennial Alice Cole Meta Creek 54 Steve Cunningham Becky Eads Della Eaton Mark Ellis Randy Fair John Foley Susie Frantz Debbie Frost Harold Garmon Carla Jackson Joyce Gilmore Mitch Grant Dave Kinert Cindy Lamport David Jones Pam Goad Kirk Lentz Richard Lentz Lawrence Mansfield Doug Murphy Joy Ruff Scott Switzer Mark Wildman John Woodard 19 Panther Bill Eads Tri-Captain Bill Lawson Ralph Zancha Tri-Captain Tim Trower Alan Sautlet Larry Anderson Mitch Dawson Tim Rambo Dennis Woodard Jim Nelson Tri-Captain 74 Lettermen Dave Kinert John Foley Joe Nelson Jeff Smith John Woodard Mark Wildman Doug Wildman Brian Buxton John Floyd Dave Jones Rick Brown 1974 Football Squad Row 1: Coach Pedro, Kevin Hall, Jeff Sautelet, Roger Parrish, Les Lindstrom, Rick Brown, Mitch Dawson, Greg Floyd, Jeff Smith, Mike Parrish, Phil Trower, Rob Brant, Ed Ray. Bow 2: Coach Aschermann, Tim Rambo, Brian Buxton, Gary Davis, Joe Nelson, Dave Jones, Alan Sautelet, Bill Lawson, Dennis Woodard, Ralph Zancha, Bill Eads. Row 3: John Woodard, John Foley, Dave Griffith, Mark Wildman, Dave Kinert, Tim Trower, Larry Anderson, Jerry Renfro, Doug Wildman, John Floyd. Varsitv Scoring Record Lovington 0 Cerro Gordo 42 Lovington 0 Arthur 24 Lovington 0 Moweaqua 15 Lovington 6 Macon 36 Lovington 20 Bethany 26 Lovington 0 Illiopolis 27 Lovington 14 Assumption 14 Lovington 6 Maroa 12 Lovington 18 Niantic 0 Player Awards Back of the Year--Alan Sautelet Most Valuable Player—Alan Sautelet Haw's Lineman—Ralph Zancha Most Improved Player—Tim Rambo Lineman of the Year—Mark Wildman 62 1975 Volleyball VARSITY PLAYERS, Left to Right: Karolyn Goodwin, Pam Clark, Tina Newberry, Linda Kidwell, Ann Reedy, Debbie Frost, Carolyn Newlan, Shirley Newlan, Carole Burcham, Alice Cole, Marcia Wright, Susan Brown, Joy Ruff, Becky Eads. Coach Thomas. Center Front. JUNIOR VARSITY. Left to Right: Kerri McKinney, Susie Lawson, Kelly Gregory, Rita Zan- cha, Debbie May croft, Marcia Fleming. Not Pictured: Theresa Clark. 63 Larry Anderson Bob Miller Lovington Basketball 64 Bill Eads Mitch Dawson High School Lettermen 65 1974-75 Basketball Squad VARSITY-Row 1: Coach Aschermann, Bob Miller, Mitch Dawson. John Woodard, Mark Wildman, Jeff Davis, Doug Wildman, Larry Anderson, John Floyd, Bill Eads, Gary Davis, Doug Murphy, Roger Parrish, Coach Boyer. Kneeling: Tim Trower, Scott Switzer. JUNIOR VARSITY-Row T. Steve Brown, Ken Cochran, Greg Floyd, Roger Parrish, Randy Murphy, Alan Croslow, Row II: Phil Trower, Doug Murphy, Gary Davis, John Woodard, Mark Wildman, Jeff Davis. John Floyd, Jeff Smith, Coach Boyer. Varsity Statistics Lovington 56 Bement - 60 Lovington A rthur 58 Lovington 44 Bethany 77 Lovington 49 Findlay ' 56 Lovington 98 Westfield g 74 Lovington 41 Moweagua [ 43 Lovington 99 Uni High L 45 Lovington 66 Atwood ml Lovington r 53 Stonington 52 Lovington 63 Tower Hill Lovington 70 Ni antic 159 Lovington 59 Assumption ■bs Lovington 56 Bethany 64 Lovington 52 Blue Mound 85 Lovington 56 St. Thersa 62 Lovington 69 Maroa 52 Lovington 72 Illiopolis 76 Lovington 69 Macon 47 67 Girls’ Second Season STATISTICIANS, Row One: Robin Kinert, Tracey Buxton, Marcia Gillenwater, Sally Foley. Coach Cox. Row Two: Mary Ellen Brown, Kerri McKinney, Becky Eads, Alice Cole, Loretta Gregory, Tami Franklin. Row Three: Ann Reedy, Lorri Fultz, Carolyn Newlan, Shirley New- lan, Connie Price. Varsity team. Row One: Kathy Pratt, Pam Clark, Joanne Griffin. Row Two: Kelly Gregory, Cyndy Lamport, Pam Trower, Coach Cox. Row Three: Rita Zancha, Debbie Frost, Vicki Booker, Sarah Graf- ford. Junior Varsity team. Girls start sea- son with new uniforms! 68 Row One: Randy Murphy, Gary Davis, Ed Ray, Jeff Davis, John Foley, Greg Floyd, Dave Phelphs, Rick Newberry, Roger Parrish, Harold Garmon. Row Two: Phil Trower, Dennis Woodard, Bill Eads, John Woodard, Mark Wildman, Doug Wild- man, Coach Ascherman, Mark Marquis, John Floyd, Kent Cole, Randy Fair, Mitch Dawson. Lovington Baseball 69 TRACK SQUAD, Left to Right: Rita Zancha, Susie Lawson, Carolyn Newlan, Tracy Clark, Tami Franklin, Kerri McKinney, Miss Cox, coach. 1975 Cinder Men BOYS HIGH SCHOOL TRACK, Row 1: M. Parrish, B. Lawson, M. Ames, M. Ellis, D. Griffith, J. Smith, R. Newberry, D. Wood, J. Sauetlet, A. Croslow, K. Cock- ran, R. Parrish, B. Boyer. 71 Lovington Cheerleaders Lisa Daily, Sr. Marcia Wright, Sr. Ann Reedy, Jr. Joy Ruff, Jr. Linda Newlan, Jr. Paula Judy Penny Debbie Alice Cole, Jr. Marcia A 1 t e r n a t e Kerri 72 SOPHOMORES wanna run Whispering sweet nothings again, Rita? The terrible trio Not another boring assembly! The Thinker MMMMM Good! Jeff Adams Carol Auton Eric Booker Robbie Brant Nancy Casteel Penny Clark Theresa Clark Steve Brown Debbie Coslow Sheila Creek Jeff Davis Bud Edwards John Edwards Linn Elliott Ronald Elzy A So that’s it! Marcia Fleming John Floyd Brett Frantz Cheryl Frost Kelly Fultz Dale Garmon Vicki Goodwin Kelly Gregory Loretta Gregory David Griffith Driving at last! 76 Joanne Griffin Kevin Hall Randy Hodge Susan Lawson Les Lindstrom Lissy Lorenson Mike Mason Debbie Maycroft Kerri McKinney Joe Nelson Paula Ozier Cathy Ram bo Jerry Renfro Amy Smith Steve Smith Rita Zancha Work, work, work Doug Wildman Jim Yokley The boys are finally learning to cook. Is this the right amount. 77 FRESHMEN ET 6312, Randy Murphy, Pres. Robin Kinert, V. Pres. Doug Wood, Sec. Eddie Austin Joe Benton Treas. Kenny Cochran Alan Croslow Dennis Cunningham Gary Davis Edith Edwards Marcia Gillenwater Greg Floyd Sally Foley Tami Franklin Lori Fultz 80 Sarah Grafford Cathy King Glenda Long Gary Newberry Rex Newberry Mike Parrish Roger Parrish Jeff Smith Keith Stinson Linda Tarr Pam Trower Beth Suforna FACULTY D. J. Smith, Dorothy Odell, James Smith, Don Smith, Roger Molzen, Don Clements, and Jack Hale. Mr. John Zancha, Principal Mr. Felix Murrell, Superintendent Mr. Lawerence Allen Modern Math Analysis, Alg. II, Plane Geometry, Chemistry, Photography, Gen. Math, Algebra II. Mr. Don Bell Shorthand, General Business, Typing, Bookkeeping, Office Practice. Mr. Larry Boyer High School Biology, 8th Science, 8-9 Physical Education, Head Football Coach. Mr. Doug Aschermann Drivers Ed., Physical Ed., Head Basket- ball Coach. Auto Mechanics Mrs. Virginia Brooks 8th Grade General Music. High School Chorus, Swing Choir, Mixed Ensemble. 85 Laura Coppage Speech Correction, B.S. in Education Eastern Illinois University Susan Foster Eighth grade Language Arts and His- tory, Practical English, Eighth grade sponsor, B.S. in Education Eastern Illinois University Gloria Foley Home Economics I-IV, Eighth Grade Reading, Food Ser- vice, F.H.A., Sophomore class sponsor, B.S. in Edu- cation Illinois State Univer- sity Pat Hutchins K-12 Librarian, Junior class sponsor, Library Club, B.S. in Education Eastern Illinois University Robert Hutton K-12 band. Junior class spon- sor, B.S. in Music Cheri Phillips English III, Reading, Journalism, Quarter courses, Senior sponsor, Cheerleading and Pep Club sponsor, B.A. Eastern Illinois University, M.S. Eastern Illinois University Maytle Hudson Biology, Zoology, Botany, Freshman sponsor, B.S. in Education Birming- ham-Southern College, Registered Medical Technologist 86 Lowell McGregor Industrial Arts I-IV, Auto Mainten- ance Repair, Eighth Grade Math, Sophomore Class Sponsor, B.S. in Education, Eastern Illinois University. Judy Uphoff Social Studies Quarter Classes, Geog- raphy, World History, U.S. History, Economics, Sociology, Sophomore Class Advisor, Student Council Ad- visor, B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed., Eastern HI. Univ. Robert E. Peadro English I, Fifth-Seventh Boys P.E. Health, Eighth Grade co-sponsor, Assistant Foot- ball Coach, Junior High Bas- ketball Coach, PH. B., M.S., Illinois Wesleyan University, Millikin Univer- sity. Donald D. Morgan Unit Art teacher, Sponsor for the Ju- niors, B.A., Millikin University. Ellen D. Thomas Girls Physical Education, English II, GAA Advisor, Volleyball Coach, Freshman Class Advisor, B.S. in Ed., Illinois State University. Maurice W. Thomas Agr. Orientation, Agr. Con- struction and Maintenance, Agr. Electrification, Agr. Welding, F.F.A. Sponsor, Freshman Class Advisor, B.S., Masters, University of Illi- nois. Karen Thompson Spanish I II, Guidance Counselor, Medical Careers, Freshman Class Sponsor, Yearbook Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor, B.A., M.S., Millikin, Eastern. Secretaries Mrs. Julie Kid well is the high school sec- retary. This year she was assisted by the fol- lowing people during their study halls: Caro- lyn Newlan, Carolyn Goodwin, Lisa Daily, Rita Zancha, Linda Tarr, Judy Wood, and Paula Ozier. Mrs. Joan Smith is the new secretary in Mr. Murrell’s office this year. The following girls worked with her during the year: Marcia Gillenwater, Pam Goad, and Nancy Casteel. 88 Cooks ■V JO 'i Mrs. Morgan Mrs. Wilhite Mrs. Woodard 89 y EIGHTH GRADE FI Curt Clough k. I Lisa Fair Jeff Foley 92 Pam Maycroft Kent Sharp Gary Jackson David Kid well John Jones Anita Lamport Lorri McKinney Penny Newberry Amy Newberry Randy Newberry Roger Newlan Terry Owens Rhonda Tarr Bill Parr Mark Trower 93 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL, Row 1: D. Booker, D. Eckel, B. Hays, K. Wiggle, K. Franklin, J. King, E. Fitzgib- bons, E. Smith, J. Gordon, J. Stovall, D. Coslow, J. Boyd, Row 2: Coach Bennett, C. Clough, J. Phelps, J. Tusing, R. Hays, G. Jackson, D. Griffin, P. Fitzgibbons, D. Cochran, Coach Peadro. Lovington 27 Stew-Straws 26 Loving ton 21 Arthur 34 Lovington 15 Tuscola 62 Lovington 34 Cerro Gordo 37 Lovington 32 Bement 41 Lovington 31 A twood-Hammond 35 Lovington 38 Sullivan 59 Lovington 16 Areola 23 Lovington 32 A rcola 52 Lovington 32 Bethany 37 Lovington 23 Tuscola 67 Lovington 23 Bethany 37 Lovington 27 Sullivan 30 Lovington 25 Tuscola 59 Lovington 23 Macon 51 Lovington 45 Humbolt 31 Lovington 40 Sullivan 55 Lovington 32 Moweaqua 51 Lovington 66 Bement 11 Lovington 30 Cerro Gordo 37 Lovington 31 Cerro Gordo 28 Lovington 39 Bethany 29 94 Junior High Redbirds Front Row: Tony Suforna, Dennis Garman, David Eckel, John Jones, Curt Clough, Les Reedy, Coach Bennett. Second Row: Doug Smith, Gary Jackson, Jay Tusing, Pat Fitzgibbons, Dean Brown, Eric Fitzgibbons, Kenny Franklin, Bill Parr. Third Row: Kent Fratz, Danny Cochran, Phil Parrish, Jim Jacoby, Jeff Boyd, Tony Brown. Fourth Row; Tim Phelps, Terry Meadows, Randy Dogget, Jeff Stovall, David Kidwell. Fifth Row: Bob Renfro, Tom Dawson, Keith Wiggle, Tony Saute- let. Lovington 4 Macon 20 Loving ton 6 Sullivan 18 Loving ton 5 Windsor 10 Lovington 4 Findlay 7 Loving ton 6 Bethany 9 Lovington 7 Sullivan 9 This was the first year for a Jr. High baseball team in at least ten years. Coach Bennett said it was a building season, and expects to do bet- ter next year! 95 J. H. Track J. H. TRACK, Row 1: S. Clarkson, S. Bicknell, P. Fitz- gibbons, J. Foley, P. Frost, T. Phelps, R. Renfro, J. Marquis, R. Hays, D. Griffin, J. Smith. Row 2: J. Jones, T. Cavanas, F. Clark, T. Brown, P. Parrish, D. Garmon, D. Eckel, D. Cochran, T. Dawson, M. Bell, G. Jackson. 5th and 6th GRADE TRACK: T. Sautlet, B. Hendrix, K. Frantz, T. Meadows, B. Lamport, K. Frantz, R. Doggett, J. Boyd, B. Sharp, R. Newberry, J. Griffin, D. Coslow, B. Hays, E. Smith, K. Franklin, J. Stovall, D. Collros, M. Cook. GIRLS JR. HIGH TRACK, Row 1: P. Hendrix, T. Owens, S. Ellis, D. Cole, C. Clough, R. Anderson. Row 2: C. Reedy, A. Lamport, L. Clark, D. Keeling, T. Wolfe, S. Wolfe, S. Benton, G. Fogerson, D. Cavanah, Row 3: Miss Lynn Gardner, R. Brown, P. Newberry, A. Newberry, B. Woodard, D. Wall, Miss Cox. 96 Redbird Cheerleaders Becky Woodard Donna Cole Pam Maycroft Sandy Ellis Dana Wall Lorri Clark Top Row: Lorri Clark, Dana Wall, Sandy Ellis. Bottom Row: Pam Maycroft, Donna Cole, Becky Woodard, Carol Reedy. 97 « Eighth Grade Promotional Back Row, 1-n Lori McKinney, Pat Fitzgibbons, Pete Frost, Jeff Foley, Jay Tusing, Frank Cavanah. Scott Clarkson, Kent Sharp, Amy Newberry. Row 3: Carolyn Phillips, Tony Brown, Fred Clark, Roger Newlan, Scott Clarkson, John Smith, Mark Trower, Becky Woodard, Ronda Hodge, Robbin Brown. Row 2: Patti Hendrix, Bill Parr, John Jones, Cur- tis Clough (Moved), David Creek, Keith Hall, Randy Newberry, Jim Coslow, Penny Newberry. Front Row: Susan Young, Lori Clark, Teresa Owen, Anita Lamport, Pam Maycroft, Lisa Fair, Alice Sandifer, Debbie Elzy, Ronda Tarr, Connie Wood. The promotional address was given by the senior class president, Joann Smith. Followed by Jay Tusing giving the class history. The Presentation of awards was given by Mr. John Zancha. The winners of these awards were: Becky Woodard, 1st place; Ronda Tarr 2nd place; Jay Tusing 1st place; Tony Brown 2nd place. Then the class was presented to the crowd by Mr. Felix Murrell, Superintendent of Lovington School. Don Smith, President of the board, then gave the diplomas to the 39 graduates of the class of 1975. 99 ADVERTISING These People Have Paid a Fee to the Yearbook And to Wish the Class of 1975 Good Luck! BROOKS VARIETY STORE Lovington, Illinois RAY’S SHELL SERVICE STATION EMMETT EVELYN BURCHAM JULIE YANTIS SHIRLEY PARKS HAMMOND SHELL CORNER'S 66 CAFE SERVICE DR. WILLIAM D. BROWN DOTTIE'S FASHION O.E. SHROCK COMPANY BRUCE THOMSEN Chief of Police of Arthur MOSES CAFE Arthur, Illinois DR. BRADFORD Arthur, Illinois 101 Serving Our Customers Since 1885 B t a t f IE a tt It .ouingtou, Illinois 61937 102 G and S Market “Where Meat is a Specialty” Congratulations to Mary and the Class of 1975 Lovington, Illinois Phone—873-4705 Congratulations to Libby and Gloria and the class of 1975 Glancy Brothers Charles Glancy and Eugene Glancy Paint Hardware Philco Appliances 103 Lovington Illinois Moultrie Grain Association Your Farmer Bennett Insurance Service Extends best wishes for a successful future to the class of ’75 111 West Illinois State and Broadway Arthur, Illinois Lovington, Illinois Phone—543-3014 Phone—873-5152 LOVINGTON LUMBER COMPANY Robert Breedlove, Mgr. 105 Congratulations to The Class of 1975 Lincoln Trail Motel and Penney’s Drive-Inn Your Troubles Vanish at Wilhelm Motor Sales Body Repairs-General Repairs Truck Testing Albert Wilhelm, Head Honcho Phone 873-4887 Lovington, Illinois Congratulations from FOSTER FUR WOOL COMPANY Sporting Goods Lovington, Illinois Best Wishes to The Class of 1975 PAULINE HOOVER INSURANCE Lovington, Illinois Delbert’s Clothing Congratulations to The Class of 1975 The Store of Nationally Advertised Brands For Men and Boys Open Wed.-Fri.-Sat. Until 9:00 p.m. Arthur Illinois Phone 543-2332 106 STATE BANK OF ARTHUR Complete Banking Service Established 1910 Member Federal Reserve System Phone 543-2111 Arthur, Illinois E. L. Jurgens, Pres. 107 Fabric Care Village Arthur, Illinois Laundry Dry Cleaning Best of Luck To the Class of 1975 Odum Seed Supply “Your Farm Service Store” Arthur, Illinois 543-2031 YODER IMPLEMENT John Foley, Salesman Phone—543-2116 ASCHERMAN MOTOR COMPANY Passenger Cars and Trucks Sales and Service Your Ford Dealer Since 1929” 250 South Vine Street 108 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Willoughby Implement Company Box 68 Arthur, Illinois 61911 Phone (217) 543-2131 or 542-2132 Lawn and Garden Center—543-3211 1 JOHN DEERE £ _________ 4 John Deere Agricultural Equipment 109 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 Collins and Daughtery Compliments of ARTHUR’S CHEESE COMPANY “The Cheese Worth STOCKS SHOE Having a Party For” STORE Monday thru Friday Arthur Illinois Saturday 8:00-12:00 8:00-12:00 no BOOHER FEED CO. PHONE 728-4813 114 N. FULLER ST. SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS 61951 The Best in Feed—The Service You Need Grind and Mix Feeds Complete Feeds Supplements Grain Bank Bulk Delivery Your Patronage is Appreciated McMullin Funeral Home Our Purpose To Surround Final Moments with Quiet Dignity 24 Hour Ambulance Service Bethany, Lovington and Sullivan Phone 873-4800 111 Sullivan Mt. Zion Windsor Congratulations to the Graduating Class Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1975 SPENCER-RIGHEIMER, INC. Gun Shop Sullivan, Illinois 112 HEZZY’S DRIVE INN If You Like Pizza AND BOWL You’ll Like Ours Open 24 Hours Route 121 and 32 ROMANO PIZZA ZZA At Your Favorite Grocers Fine Food Billiards and Lounge Best Wishes From On the Square THE INDEX HAMILTON’S MENS WEAR AND THE LANTERN National frf The Friendly Family Store SHOP Advertised mi On The Square Brands WOOLEN DENTON Best Wishes to the T.V. SALES SERVICE Class of 1975 917 West Harrison SHASTEEN MOTORS Sullivan, Illinois Your Ford Dealers 728-8232 Phone 728-7384 14 North Main Harry Woolen Gene Denton Best Wishes from Say 11 With F,owers John and Ruth Dean Say It With Ours Sullivan Illinois DEAN’S FLOWERS SULLIVAN GREENHOUSE ELZY’S FLOWERS Sullivan W. Illinois 113 Sullivan Auto Supply American 9 West Jefferson St. World Parts Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Phone: 728-8163 (A.C.217) Parts Compliments of Moultrie County News And Bethany Echo Sullivan, Illinois Keepsake Diamonds Fine Watches Diamond Setting Moscenrose Jewelers Accuquartz Accutron Bulova Phone 728-8551 Sullivan, Illinois Seiko Caravelle Best Wishes From COZY CORNER CAFE FAMILY SHOE CENTER Family Restaurant Hot Meals and West Side of Square Sullivan Illinois Short Orders Ph. 543-2731 Chesterville Compliments of WILLIAMSON DEALER Bolin Heating and Cooling Hammond, Illinois 61929 Phone 217-262-3043 “Open Mon. thru Sat. 7:30-5:00” Serving the area in a complete line of: Williamson furnaces humidifiers air-conditioners electronic air cleaners Complete Williamson service and repair Free estimates on heating and cooling units T.V. towers and antennas Hanging gas or electric installation available garage heaters Complete line of Toro lawn and garden equipment Utility beds, hydraulic and mechanical cranes for pick-up trucks Air conditioner covers (canvas) for central air units, also all parts and miscellaneous items for Williamson furnaces and central air. We at Bolin Heating and cooling want to wish the Seniors the best of luck now and in the future. Bolin Heating and Cooling State Bank of Hammond Hammond, Illinois 61929 Full Service Bank Member FDIC Ph. 262-3093 KAISER AGRICULTURE Chevy Center CHEMICAL COMPANY ROST CHEVROLET Best Wishes to the Class of 75 Leo Rothe, Manager Bob Rost, Owner Hammond Illinois We Test All Trucks Buses Bus. Ph. 262-3095 Hammond, Illinois Join Who have the People Joined the Army Contact Sergeants— Bill Mozingo Jim Hill 620 Lakeland Blvd. Mattoon, Illinois 61938 Dale Pate Call Collect 217-234-2635 117 Best Wishes From Colonial Studio Sullivan, Illinois Pictures for Every Occasion Dr. Pepper Central Illinois Bottling Co. Mattoon, Illinois ph. 234-7777 7-Up 118 The Lovington Jr. Women’s Club Good Luck Class of 75 ii� on i syo.id |i i 3o||00 . .i� |ui r