Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

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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

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“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

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