Marshall High School - Marshallonian Yearbook (Marshall, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1977 volume:

x.. 'VI' 4 ff -3 X. Y- x 2 5 1. n 4 Patchwork of '77 1977 Marshallonian Marshall High School Marshall, Illinois Contents academlcs classes sports activitles clubs Sandra Kile P E 51 d I bl M k C pb ll ph d F e, ar , -wg., l Patchwork Pieces Together 1977 Year Making a patchwork quilt is essential- ly a very human activity. Inherent in a quilt is the idea of sharing, a feeling of give and take that began with the first quilting bees. Originally, various patches in quilts were used to recollect important events in the lives of the people who made them. Quilt makers used fabrics from wedding gowns, christening robes, and other important clothing. Originality was also important, as each quilt was unique and signalled special memories for the person who made it. High school life and each year's memories are much like the multi- shaped pieces of a patchwork quilt. Re- membrances are juxtaposed, with each token and recollection creating a piece of the -whole. In retrospect, the events of l976- l977 may seem little more than a patchwork of jumbled color: the bril- liant red of MHS football uniforms against a vivid green fieldg the bright yellow of a school bus or Farrah Faw- cett's hair, the faded blues of favo- rite denimsg the glistening whites of the snow of '77 or Jimmy Carter's smile. However, with the mellowing of time, the jumbled colors form patterns. Pieces of color blend, and a solid, warm memory is formed. J Z ' ,M f egg , W is rr f .ff fmyl :mf-I f, f Win! Xl' Hruufmvu 7. , ,M ,gjjjffww-wNWW,w,.r f 4' s Z, A ..,,. t . f Clubs Join Learning And Fun 4 5 XXX .wg 2 Y k X w s X X X QXX N xx r x X X X X2 Xb. X xx.X X i X X XX X QQ Q ,I X X X, I 4,,J,x 'CHL ' W f .f U Activities Sew Up Extra Time I 1' 'Q ?,.I jgf, ,M .. . -, -N- . .wiv gulf JC X 1 S. .aa , x ' X - X -., ,. - Wag' A , v Q . , :- - fx 1, V -:::,..N gk 2 x 'M QM A. , . X X i Q- Q QF 52 Q X xv f- yr 'R gg X ., S? 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The library aids study through research materials. a. Sue Shawver points out the parts of a good speech. b. Nancy Errichetti checks the library card catalogue. c. Earlene Grubb checks over a student's art work. d, Jim Gwyn keeps time for band students. e. Kath- leen McNary provides Latin students with a classical insight. f. Joan Tegeler discusses Spanish customs in her cla ss. g. Virginia Herner looks over a college bulletin. h. Henry Deming, assistant principal, discusses scheduling with a student. b. 'x .E seg-ss Guidance Proves Aid To Student Decisions Tough academic decisions often face MHS students Counselors attempt to aid in this decision making process, by providing school and Job information. we 'S , , N. If , sh 2 X, ' QV ff X l M f . . 5, , A ! f M 9 f I O Z 'S 1 f than WM I M-M , iff., My A lf ,ht rm , Q, uw f . 4 f .51-1: - si. 751: 1- fini? If' y , yr41:gf:1:f:m4:sr, 'fzaff -rfiiri. . 'in ::!f 5 ' ,.f:::f::: --'-::: : A . 'f-I in hp - 'J'- f 'IFJ !'. ll-. ' f ff. 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MHS stu- dents are also offered a wide range of nciath courses, from Practical lvlath, to higher work of Geonaetry, Algebra and Trigonornetry. e. Bob Morris combines math teaching with many other extracur- ricular activities. f. Emma Gardner discusses life processes in Biology class. g. Gene Hurst teaches practical math skills. h. Donna Gulitz leads a student research group in Chemistry class. i, David Enkoff answers a question concerning geometry. 1 h. WN.: 'wwl ' M 7' W 12 2 Mi? Z fy! ff f is ' ,,,,,.7 I , I '4 ' A saw, Strong Body, Mind Are PE's Aim Individual physical fitness is combined with team sport fun in MHS P. E. classes. Lifetime recreation skills are empha- sized With studies in social dance, softball, and gymna- stics. Students are tested dur- ing classes on rules and regu- lations. A new feature in P. E. classes this year was the Co-Ed class instituted to com- ply with Title IX regulations. a. Dee Romine takes time from P.E. and coaching duties to check health class reports. b. Dick Parker makes out a P.E. quiz. c, Delana Stephens jokes with a Marshallette during practice. d. Greg Colby checks Code Required and P.E. papers. QA Tram.. L V M Nwmmm j i t lr,ri W sf - .yi y i ' I ,, , if r El .Ytr M1 vi - a tl i -.-N ti I 0 I r ' g ...- Q Xb ... 'f '-vvb... ... -,r-if , fs X is A ' . 'Q 7 I ' xx-AN -' H las- ' qv 1.4 f -nf -........' iff' - nj in 'A mi, ., mm... 2. X dt . ri, F, -we 1.1 'W 1 ' +- e! 4 X X-yi-',. x X .X XX X, 5 X X X , - ,X X uasraw.. . 0,,,, ,,,X X,,s wiv ,, X NX -QP 'XX SSRN? as X' S5555 t X c , X all XR if ' ,NL ' T ws' X X as X X y X sw A X X s X X' X NS as X 1 X Sw, T NN, 'fi X X X X QQ X X , X X X X X w SX X x J X X X , X X N ' S X X Rx :XR XXN X -: X is- X QR XXX is 23 - X X,,XXX X ,X. XS .S S X X Xa X ss QSQXXX X J wil-X -is L' X 1 Xi , XXX X1 K X, X.,,.., , .,,X f W., wm.a,. M,X,n.X, , ,Vw .--,. 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Although Marshall met defeat in its first game against Paris, game two showed the Lions on top behind superior passing and defensive play Against Robinson, the Lions were put down. The first conference game pitted Marshall against Oblong, which saw the team victorious on a last minute touchdown pass. MHS was trium- phant over Palestine. Homecoming and St. Elmo were next, and St. Elmo went nowhere. The team traveled to Martinsville for another victory, and came home to win against Casey. Looking to playoffs, the team over- ran itself and fell prey to Cumber- land. MHS entered the state play- offs for the second time Nov. lO, but even its passing and running abilities could not bring victory against Arcola. A 'Y ' Lion team includes' First row left to r' h Galeener, David Giiinn' S 'A 13 ti E- Shumaker M White M Lath T D T Hartwe ris, C. Stoelting, M. Blijrham Thliilifi fecfind row: Moss K Kunce M Frertip B Thsfgllng Blooclworth D 2,115.1-IM. Thompson. Fourth row: Dan GCf1liIrinril1i,Pf?ar5?ge GB Esglln I McDaniel S Kelm R Shumaker G Cgaclfrgilfvlvgii P' Luekenf D' Keefer. I. Simpson, C M epasse S SWCUY I Stephens B L1vv1x Flft 1 t, Coach Greg Co1bY, Coach Dick Parker CNHY B Rhoads Sixth row Sfdt Coach Mlke HO 2' 11, D. 1 D. Mor- G, Pick' rifgh IOW5 ..0 f I 1 1 l 1 i ,ahl..a.rA ' 5 X -, S SQQSSS X x x K 3 x XX xx Xssssx 3 a. Tim Bloodworth zeroes in on the ball carrier. b. The Marshall Lions Q sixth conference championship team X in seven years. c. Tim Hartwell to takes a rest from his defensive spot. X d. The seniors ose for hoto. e. The Xxx M- V . P . p goal line defense waits to pounce on 4 Lawrenceville . C. FQ XX X any X KW x xoxo Mx xx' N X Cl a. Coach Parker points out a play. b. Curt Stoelting and Emory Shumaker try for extra point. c. The Marshall wishbone offense huddles. d. Dave Guinnip dives to knock down a Casey Warrior. e. Tricaptains in- clude Dave Galeener, Mike Frets, Bill Tharp. f. 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W x W 'Y X L XXXXXX AQXXX Qu A r,1...,,, , 71 .., J. 45 ws. ,g,,,.aq, Q ,- X g.?,fj'j -ef ,X is X, 4 15, 2.71-qi 2 V f?,f2Q'1l--55 Y XM ' XS 3 iw fy f H ,, , ,Q Kylix ag-1 2? .V 5, M 'ff .W 'Aix ,Q-mv ,tg 3, K , 4 f V ,A ,M 3,4 X A- ' f.w,wv K. iff V Q . :XX T ,AN I ,V r ' f M , ' A N , w 4 W 1 f- pw ' ,' X , A , , .ff ', 1 1 X ' 'M X k ' 'f-., ', 1 -4 I nw WV' If H? ' V ' 1 i in ff' W7 ,,!M,V'A J F! Z . VU ,mu , Lp, Q ,W ff M ,A J, 1.4 . ,, Ml ., J, in :WW , ,Y 7 , ff? 5 ,P Zig R. A f ff, H- E ,f we I A X, fwl X ,Maki .I afl- Y ,L Mm-X fu, V-B Team Marks Successful Season Cirls' Volleyball completed a suc- cessful season. Little Illini Champs was a goal the Varsity squad reached during the season with a perfect 4-O record. MHS Opp. Robinson 2- 1 Newton 1 2 Cumberland 2 1 Cblong 2 O Chrisman 2 0 Kansas 2 0 Newton 2 O Casey 2- O Cumberland O Z Robinson O Z Cumberland O Z a. Kim Lawrence prepares to receive. b. Junior varsity team. c. Varsity team. d. Bobbie Mars spikes the ball. e. Marlene Pellurn performs a bump in a close contest. a. JV team included: First row, left to right: R. Fraeker, K. Spittler, A. Pellum, L. Iohnson.Second row: Deb Murphy, C. West, K. Staub, I. Turner, Coach Dee Romine. Third row: K. McConchie, Diane Murphy, I. Norton, C. Carlton, K. Lawrence. 2 l i l E Y 1 . 1.1! v in , X Z r I f s W Su X. E .... R I lg f : r '11 l 2 Varsity M . Pell Goek lei WWA ,Y lm ,iz .7351 cond row: Diane fi Y -f i! . gt Q ' f ' 2 f A 2 2 ,if i K :iff QQ ig ,, it if t f W t y 1 W t at XY X ak S C tx ' .E . sv .3 ya SAX Xi e f ft , xx - ,W X , -Q, A Varsity team included: First row, left to right: P. Eaglin M. peuum, Coach Dee Romine. Second row: B. Mars, Goekler. fpif 1-W I 2 W zf,Zy , ff Zffff, yah, f Z, 'f G! ff Z X X 2 f ,Z 4 d. .Q ,Mx -, A f 1 f 1' . f ,hw t . lf. W, :vyf 41. V A ,MW 1. C S. Goekler, A. Pellum, C. Murphy, K. Spittler, McGinnis, C. Carlton, M. Richey, M. York, A 1 W f W I ff :fr - Team Spirit Soars As Lions Take 20 Wins The 1977 Marshall Lions, bouncing back from a disappointing 3-21 season, turned the tide and became one of the rnost victorious teams in M. 1-1. S. his- tory. The record of 2.0-6 was the best M. 1-1. S. regular season record and the third best overall record. The team was led by senior tri-cap- tains Rusty Morecraft, Dave Morris and Mark White. Other returning letter- rnen were Curt Stoelting and Jon Prevo. These five, along with George Maurer, Joe Murphy, and Tirn Pearison rnade up the unit which was known as the crazy eight. Shooting, rebounding, executing intricate plays, the tearn made 1977 a banner year for basketball. a. Coach Bennett gives instructions for the next play. b. The Marshall Lions pose for picture. Lions include, left to rifght: M. Burnam, G. Eaglin, S. Macke, I. Setzer, J. Prevo, I. Murphy, G. Maurer, C. Stoelting, M. White, R. Morecra t, P. Leuken, T. Pearison, D. Morris, P. Ryan. b. I, ,jf Wy rNSs25EQ?f f ' 1 ' 122: -sf 1' QW - . W7 . f Q7 . Z, is .ff me ,Z V, ,Q 2 1 ,JW 1 i fdggf X f' .ywww J fv 4M2f , f' 1 www ,f ,fm 2 ,G A541 I QW , f f 'A sig? .cya E W, we N 1977 Scoreboard MHS opp. . g.-r 4, 7 d C. C. Stoelting, Shi Q ni 855,416 O 2 'ii' X W , 4 it ,Ji 7,-,sg 1 iii Q x I Westfield 84 67 Granite City 56 62 Red Hill 63 67 Edwards Co. 60 58 shiioh 67 57 Oblong 52 53 Lawrenceville 61 60 Kansas 69 51 Chrisman 57 53 Martirisville 80 55 Cumberland 77 65 Hutsonville 7 l 6l Palestine 66 40 West Vigo 50 46 Casey 66 60 St. Anthony 68 58 Cumberland 61 43 Casey 68 70 Kansas 59 49 Hutsonville 62 69 Palestine 92 55 Casey 80 57 Martinsville 65 62 Cumberland 67 53 Palestine 59 55 Lawrenceville 62 70 c. Mark White waits at the board. d. Maurer goes high to score. e. Seniors Morris, Morecraft, White. 6 a. Coach Bennett talks over a play at the Lawrenceville game. b. Joe Murphy shoots for two. c. A jump ball dur- ing a close game. b. 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David Morris at the free throw line. f. 1 Nx W., wg t t W, . t 67 i Y ,AA ,ff?i .g JV Cagers Play To Win Frosh-Soph Also 0n Top The JV cagers followed the varsity's winning tradition, compiling an amazing 16-2. reCO1'd- Led by Dan McGurren, the squad WOTRGC1 im proving skills and learning technique. The 16-Z mark was the best JV record in M. H. S. basketball pages. The Frosh-Soph teams continued the win- ning boom, with the sophomores completing the season with a 6-5 record and the freshmen winning ten and losing only three. Coached by Tom McQueen, the sophomore team advanced to the championship game of the Conference Frosh-Soph tournament. John O'Rourke was scoring leader, with Mark Thompson and Greg Pickens leading rebounders. Bill Wilt was mentor for the freshmen, who scored wins against such opponents as Chrisman, West Vigo, and Robinson. av., K.. a. Paul Leuken makes a lay-up. b. I.V. team 0555 fo h t Sophomore squad shot. cl. Freshman team shot.P I P O on C' TN' 3. AN-W. '1 2 N ia E K -I V fw ffl Q 1 as Vx ' . f .. if, -'Q ft,-A lil 4 s X 's s TNQ it S yfmf. b. J. V. Team includes: Left to right: M Burma ren, P. Le k . m, G, - u en, P. Ryan, G. Pickens, I. Simpson, Iigglgzbgrkglacke, M. Thompson, J, Setzer, Coach Mc Sol: N01 . Q t , 4 , if If TO C A , F Gul S I Eng 68 V X X f,, 1 1 1 , I v -NV iq. , ,-1' A fig. .4-. f ,' '34 .-t H S0 homore Squad lncludes. Left to rlghtz D. Howard, S. Turner, B. DePasse, V. York, M. Thompson, Eris, G, Pickens, J. Simpson, J. O'Rourke. In center: Coach Tom McQueen. I 1 yt fs- , 4:1 X 'S 'win -1 1 fs? 1.9: 'NK-I -., 5 -ar, 3' ks XJ 53 -Z ., . . R , B. D 1 , B, Frosh Team includes: First row' left to right: B' KmlglywljitLeIuklEgfsgiYl?hgT1HxI31ZrS1?DAITAIWJLEOU, R.ePI-386, I acn MCGUI' Schaefer, A. Strohm, D- DUZHU- Second row: C036 I ' ' English, I. Zscha u. D. Lady Lions Nab Winning Season The Lady Lions had a successful 9-3 season, and participated in their first regional tournament. Helping the team to a 3-l confer- ence record Were top scorers Mar lene Pellum and Maggie Morrison. Leading rebounders included Bobbi Mars and Marsha Richey. Co-cap- tains for the team were Susan Goekler and Marlene Pellum. The JV squad compiled a suc- cessful lO-l record, backed up by standouts Lisa Johnson, Kim Lawrence, and Tina Bartram. a. Tina Bartrarn grabs a rebound. b. Varsity squad poses for picture. c. Girls wait on bench during father-daughter game. d. JV squad pauses during 6 -v-Q-,..-, W1 .i if ' ' fx 070 sw Q 7 . I .awww ' WW Nu. 'R' ww A W' .JW W fry , yfj , :qc is S practice for photo . ' 5 , a . Wai WV ,rfirisr-' ., r ' . r , N . .. f f. 4 .J , ,.f. ..-mf f fx X.. X . -s s . .X V -- . , , , . , X., , X s A 'M s -f if s be -ax, .s I Q x e A . ' F f -f' 'Q mfs - ' , 'K ' ' ' , . I ff ' ff AW W V5 .1 5. , , , ,,, ,,, ., .. may U t I ,. , ., ,. K A x sy.: W Q my v.,::,-:v1,f. If I 'f 4 ' f . 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H are - Q sf- A fir -E ' ae gis'-' .- fr .-ax . 5:5 S in x r px it f f W 1, ii ' 'ff e2iEa:s,:,: ::-.A . . X S 1 'F e- XS x Q ' K, 2 V ' ff I V' 0 ' x 5' I ' :5i : ' .. 5 ' ' WL' . -. ' .. s, I R '3 X X 5 5 L L U Q if V 7 ww 5 s, x . X 'X 45. I wx ic' , 2 . .fcgx I I f K .5 . ,rx I ,,.... .. .......... . ...Q gywgggxxwxmx se. K . . , Varsity squad includes- First ro ' , l f ' . . 'QFCCOHCI row: Coach Dee Rominlev: Me3grt.tcgr1fi5R,t'.M' York, L- l0hUSOH, M. Morrison, M. Pellum. M- Richey' - Barrram, S. Mcomnrs. ' WX' S- Goekler, P. Eagun. c. MurPhY, B. Mars. I- Norton' Paris Casey Robin Pales Cumb E I I was .ag sea: . 4 .-1 ff.: , G r , 2 e r .. :..,.., is . A, ..., Q - . ,E fm N N S JV Squaw POW: B. ROl'1 1i1'1e, A. 5? Q. I x X if 'v 2,1 , RiCheY' I. ' OIIOU1 K MHS Opp. Lawrenceville 47 35 Paris 35 39 Lawrenceville 60 50 Casey 6l l2 Robinson 5l 42 Robinson 50 47 Cumberland 74 l8 Pale Stine 56 28 Hutsonville 34 3 9 Cumbe rland 52 2 0 Paris 46 42 l l Q 4 l 1 E C. V W W 1 E A 5 I I d. 1 l . A. P Hum. Second IV Squad includes: First row' left to fight: K' Spmlery Eiiiiggml Turrtier, N. Kile, D. l row: B. Livvix, manager: L. JOhDSOD, A- Goekler' K' aw ' ' l Romine, coach. 71 l 1 y , Tracksters End 11-4 -Two Make State Marshall High School' s track team finished the regular season with an X ll-4 record, and had five of its num- ffl , . ber qualify for district competition. Harry Rayhel, who broke LIC and fr MHS records in two mile, qualified for district and state meets. Rusty Morecraft also qualified for state in the hurdles. Other district qualifiers included Mike Frets in discus, and I Emory Shumaker and Brian Moss in pole vault. Moss was another MHS if record breaker with a jump of lZ' Z-3f4 . Coaches for the track team in- cluded Mr. Deming for sprinters, pf Mr. Parker for distance, and Mr. ff Colby for field events. a. Brian Moss broke the MHS pole va ult record. b. Track team members pose for picture. c. 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X X X XX X XXXXXS ' X ' ' S - ' XXX: X2 X . s XXX 1 5- X' X X X X if ? , X X X , 1' XN 'ESE-5, X X- XXX ws XX XXXXXXXX X X r 4 3 I l if I l snr ! 1 4 2. if H '- Baseball Team Plays In League The Ml-IS baseball team plays a full summer schedule of American Legion league baseball. Playing teams from a number of area towns, the squad combines summer sport and relaxa- tion. The team was coached by Greg Colby, who was assisted by Bill Wilt. a. Baseball team members practice in spring. Greg Colby, coach, and Mike Frets and Emory Shumaker, captains, pose for photo. ff ,W WM? f ,V , ,. ,4 ' , ww' WWW , 31 Wa ,M WZ? Aff, ga- ' ., J bvbtiw v h,. ,-,, y f. 1 M Z r f V it Q f 1' ff X fyv f I ,gli Iffif if 1 1 ,, , Vf -s' ,fr I if ff W! ,WMM xf,fff ,Wai W , fy, if MBA-a! T Q E 11 b. 75 Girl Trackers Finish Year With 8-1 Record The Ml-IS girls' track team finished the season with an 8-l record. In addition, the squad won the Newton Invitational meet and garnered first in the Little Illini Confer- ence for the second straight year. Trackers qualifying for state competi- tion included Tina Bartram, Kris McCon- chie, Shawn McGinnis, Deb Schaefer, and Penny Farris. High scorer for the team was Tina Bartram, who racked up lOl points. The squad was coached by Miss Romine. a. Kris McConchie wins first place in the 100 yard dash. b. Track Team members posing after their conference win are: First row, left to right: C. Murphy, M. York, M. Pellum, P. Farris, S. I-lightshoe, R. Harshman, S. McGinnis, P. Bar- tram, bus driver. Second row: Miss Romine, K. Lawrence, I. Norton, T. Bartram, C. Carlton, D. Schaefer, C. West, A. Pellum, l. Mclntyre, K. McConchie, B. Mars. c. Myra York pushes for a record in the two mile. d. Hurdlers line up for the race. e. 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X X we Y- X ff X X X X X X X Y f' 'fXfXfV+44 Golfers Perform Well Against Tough Opponents Marshall's golf team completed a successful sea- son in 1977. An unusually high number of boys came out for the team, which consisted of seniors Greg Setzer, Bob Downey, Tom Bennetti j11T1iO1'S Jeff Setzer, Greg Eaglin, Tom I-Iunterg sophomores Don Shawler, Steve Barr, Jon Prevo, Brian De- passe, Dave Howard, Bill King, Bob Davidson, freshmen Gary Downey, Todd Pancake, Brian Delp. Last fall, Marshall participated in the district tournament. Team members finished well but fell short of a sectional berth. Jon Preyo qualified in- dividually for the sectional play. The team had a very good record, including tough competition from larger area schools. The schedule was smaller than previous years though, because most schools now play fall golf. The team made plans to switch their playing season to the fall for the l977-1978 year. a. Bob Downey prepares for a drive. Golf team members pose for shot. c. 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At the conference tournament, the Varsity squad won the second place cheer- leading trophy. a. Varsity squad performs a floor cheer. b. Lori a. C Johnson serves as co-captain. c. Varsity squad members include: Left to right: D. Schaefer, L. Johnson, I. Grabbe, P. Roberts, Lionmascotg D. Hollingsworth, D. Sappington. d. Jennie Grabbe leads a cheer. e. Dollia Sappington pauses during Homecoming game. f. The Bleach Girls make their yearly appearance. g. IV squad includes: Left to right: R. Schmidt, J. Welsh, V. Cargal, I. Harper. b. .: S :wif if - i T x ,K , XX in 4 X51 wi xv MwN.in,sx 'pw N xv gk XA X.MQwzxf.,,,U .1 Lk x N X M - Q x Q-V, r :N - x x-WM NwfqfxwfxwwWx,1::F+Nff x n M Q Q L-sf X' X'S5iffx?fVXx M -by A ,yYx.Nfx:NvQXs,mX 2 - , X' LX x .Q X WX X X .asa W X: wx F46 M1254 Nix? 1 gh - 5 1 H I cl . fix ' ix? X v Xu iv 6 , ,uf 1 5 5 i 1 i i I i 5 l I Y N W 6. f 5 g' 1 2 I i G Q Q Q' f Q 9 K 5 S ' .F N .1 QL? f 2 , if ' ' ..-Q --f .. A ls, 5 , , 41 1 x tgp .5 ,X L 4 ' F V ' ' 56' X 'A I 4 f . ' Q Mx , my , f ' df ? A- 1fv' w 2 I , , - N X J W 1' gt- Z' ? ff 4 4. ' f 3 'ff A I , I4 r V we , XA'A ' Q? ' XWRX ff K f r I ' I ff' E ' X Y YN ff 3 5 fi 5 I N 8 1 A .an , 2 Q. f 'Sf 1 v x , ni Xx Nw X X X XXQ Rx A xffx S xx. ,. .3 if Qi , ++ QA km V 'K 5352 MX. 3 5 xi Y' up-,J 5, k x NV s , X3 , xy. i 5 W an 5 Y- ' W. x ' ,fx ,A Q, ya -YZ: Q 3-V Y , .. X :xv if Y 4' an 'A ,, . ye., A ,QQ 3,31 X lidlwzss url' . I R' G f 1 F. , 'XL di, I 3 . E X k e QSX fig' In F M 525 E3 V X fi WJ N X w w? 2 NJ' ' ,, ' QQ ff M Q is a , 1 1, W ' s 2 9 ' Q of C91 1 4 ff W oo X f 0 ' il a A J Q, XX Q 1 . . ' 1 f2 The '77 Thespians staged two productions this year, including the fall play Time Out for Ginger and the children's theater dra- ma The Invention. Officers for the year in- cluded Mary Brown, pres- ident, Cheri Pine, vice president, Cathy Carlton, secretary, and Robin Shotts, treasurer. Best Actor awards were given to Don Pine and Mike Jordan. Debbie Jordan re- ceived the Best Actress award. A new speech team was organized this year. Though there were only a few members, plans are being made for an expand- ed program next year. Five Marshall entries ad- vanced to final rounds in the sectional speech con- test at Mattoon, with Debbie Jordan moving on to the district contest in Decatur. a. Thespians pose for photo. b. Lori Johnson talks in the chi1dren's produc- tion. c. Deb Jordan entertains grade schoolers. d. Robin Shotts appears in The Invention. e. Speech team members pose. 84 T 2 ef el I Thespians Stage Two Productions Speech Team Begins First Year S .gi- , v 12 3 . 'pl' X Xu. X XXX 1 - X x . . .. xx, , X 1 X X .. X U XA X silk w ? ff - -5- -- - Q , ...W Mm TNQ in 4? E 5 5 if f if , iff f Q 79' ' 41:3 ' ' Zim f Z? FZ? a f f 42:21 f 5 V, f 7X , ii? f ,Xi WL iw, 4 X 'I 1 , fa , , ,f f i , ,V W f Vx f A5 Wxmf N' V sf., Ui ,J- , Z VV Xixifd ,g ' C. ' ' vw 'W mx I vw-nnnnunmu-ww. -fm ,iw Band Presents Two Concerts The concert band, directed by Mr. Gwyn, performed twice this year. During the rnonth of March, the Lincoln Trail Band Concert was held at Marshall. Bands from surrounding schools participated in the all day concert and practice session. During May, the band gave a joint concert with the mixed choir Seniors were introduced to the audience and presented with awards b. C. f 7 f gn f f f 7 , ff!! , f ft fr, Z fi-z Riff? 4.4 Xffjwi ,fs Hi, f Q f 7,32 ww A 1 Awww X 4 Vw ,Nf W ff ,ff Q fwfzmff mf W, Zfcfwff v,47fmgf,!f,Z5 i 2 M.-4 ,. Q f. .Ulm 42 ffm ,, I 1 oz. ff J f wi-2-f-fs V6 f -V f 5:27 Z we MQWV 3. ff 7 X f Z1 W f WQQZJ wwf '4 4 QA , -f W. ff , ,fn Z f ,fmf.W2a J Y ,sfo if ffm, f jjjikhjff WHO fflifffff 5 ,,,MW,, W, f' ZZ 194 79 V .yg My .f -ff , , 1 may fy , W , f ...Q 88 :five 1 ,Q l F -'rg L W 'vet l l r I l I a. Clarinet section plays Overture For Winds. b. Tony Deahl platys tympani. c. Randy Williams and Rusty Morecra t demonstrate their tuba play- ing ability. d. Joni Turner performs a tympani role e Norma Kile leads sax section durin con- , . g cert. f. Cathy Williams plays during spring con- cert. .ffiqe Q 89 Marchers Perform The Mighty Marshall Lions marched their Way through four parades in l977. In October, the band attended the Paris Fall Festival, the ISU parade and the homecom- ing parade. On a cold December afternoon, the band also marched in the Community Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade. In addition to parade Work, the band provided entertainment for home footballcrowds. The band is sponsored by Mr. Gwyn. a. Mr. Gwyn flashes a smile. b. Fred Morecra ft enjoys pre-half time activi- ties. c. Band members do a stunt dur- ing a home game. d. Bev Groeber re- laxes during the game. e. Marchers perform at game. 90 . gg, Q, A,- , . Q r fi if ffm X g X 'gm A Y 5 . fig? V! if 5 I5 Jr .5 5 4?x.1 '? H Y E I . . 1. 1 my, xx isa, 'N N ,, W E 1 Q X , fig , NT X MSX O fn gay, Q was , . Jazz Band Jazzes Up The '77 Season The Jazz Band demonstrated its talent at the Charleston Jazz Band Festival. Later in the year, they gave a concert with the junior high band. During Christmas time, the Jazz Band sold decorative candles for its money making project. a. Two Staubs contributed to the Jazz Band sound. b. A jazz band player is reflected in a cornet. c. A shy band member hides behind his instrument. d. Jazz band members pose for picture. d 55 . 4 5, is ' A N 43' , S S gmt! Q 'Ihr l Marshallettes Give Spirited Performances Marshalettes, the Ml-IS drill corps, provided spirited half time perfor- mances at ball games this year. The girls were in- vited to perform at Indiana State, and accompanied the MHS band there. HO , fb Hifi-r f ! X 1 a. Senior Ma rshallettes receive flowers after last game. b. Squad poses for photographer . a. Marshallettes include: Left to right: M. Murphy, B. Wyrick, S. Mickler, S. Wyrick, B. Shidler, D.. Shidler, K. Sones. Seated, clockwise from top: L. Crumrin, S. Booth, C. Gard, I. Harlow, C. Cline, Y. Shotts, A. Meehling, M. John- son, L. Kendall, K. Spittler. . b. 94 . ...M . . i V 5 K. Sones. zgng, M. John- X -fx.. V.: .N NNN X 3. Y : s 245, Xxx X . s SSA X . Q - , W is K4 , Asus ' 1 as W., Q.- K f X I 21 A . . 3 msmsugmwsf a. Captains included: Leanne Crumrin, Kerry Spittler, Kim Sones. b. Seniors bun die up after half time show. c. Julie Har- low pauses after last dance. C 95 .LA N w Q S .3 sw 552 w Z 5 5 1 L N XX is Chorus Members Give Winter, Spring Shows Chorus this year. During the Christmas season, th ' ey gave a public concert and followed it with another at the end of the school year. Th e group, led by Mr. Gwyn, also sang at the alumni banquet. members performed three times a. Sherry Hightshoe and Winona Arbuckle sing during concert. b. Rhonda Harshman, Emma Macey and Debby Mason harmon ize with the rest of the choir. c. Terry Bach, Brenda Zellars, and Judy Melcho sing music from the Carpenters. Fire, Dance Spark Fans A Spirit Week started Homecom- ing '76 activities. On Wednesday, a snake dance and bonfire were held. Dancers were led by police escort down city streets. The Pep Band led a long string of Marshall supporters, stopping at the high school for a bonfire. After team members lit the fire, speeches were made by coaches, school officials, and people from the community. Cheerleaders led fans in shouting team support, and looked in on a St. Elmo football player and cheerleader during their skit. Bill Tharp was crowned MHS Romeo with Tim Hartwell, Da- vid Guinnip, and Tim Bloodworth runners-up. a. Cheryl Cox, Homecoming queen, thanks stu- dents. b. Lori Johnson and Mr. Deming served as m.c. 's for the bonfire. c. Snake dancers wind down Fifth Street. d. Bill Tharp exchanges his hat for the Romeo crown. e. Cheerleader skit pic- tures St. Elmo team. 'Qij-E5 V. Q X X xg 5 XX? K 'X I d. l v 2. , 5 e , Q 12255 Hsms l l l F E ' l i s f v, Q ans nloy ' DEEP '76 Parade On Friday, a Homecom- ing parade was held, with participation by school and civic groups. A number of organizations entered floats, and a large crowd gathered on Archer Avenue to Watch the proceedings. The team completed the parade route on a Marsh- all fire truck, with coaches, tri-captains and cheerleaders surround- ing them. a. Varsity cheerleaders provide spirit for parade. b. Juniors truck along in Lion Locomotive. c. LeAr1ne Crum- rin leads Marshallettes before MHS band. cl. Heroes for the day.. .foot- ball boys are fired up for game. b. L . Nqr- s w wks, ROCK My ,, ' me e '-ae.. ,YPA P ? si .NN-X' -11-g -M- I - H4 'Ki-+ 7' I as ' - x V V X. N' -B.. , KVA fl J t ig, E 'J' A 'U' 0 X 8 ai' ,X V .K Q V Q- g . SSW Y K I H Yi I3 . s, , in , 'P N I' X D X 'E xx ,.. ,NX . , U OM' Bram i 2 5 i f Moonlight Feels Right '76 Homecoming Theme The Marshall-St. Elmo game highlighted the Week-long activities as Lion fans cheered their team to a roaring victory over St. Elmo. At half time, Cheryl Cox was crowned Homecom- ing queen. Her attendants were: Senior, Penny Farris, Junior, Cheryl Murphy, Sophomore, Teresa Lyman, and Freshman, Amy Morrison. The victory was celebrated at a dance imme- diately following the game. Theme for the event was Moonlight Feels Right. The Artistics provided music for the event, and the court members were presented at the break. a. John Tarble, sophomore president, escorts Teresa Lyman, class atte d . b ' ' n ant . Homecoming Court members include: Left to right: Andy Strohm, Amy Morrison, David Huey, Cheryl Murphy, Cheryl Cox, queen: Rod Miller, Penny Farris, Don Pine, Teresa Lyman, John Tarble. c. Cassie Deming and Don Pine watch the dance. d. Fred Morecraft dances with LeAnne Cr ' ' ' 1235 umrin. e. David Gumnrp and Molly Murphy pose for a snapshot during a break in dancing. ' -H-1--A-ai..e.......s-.,.,.. W. ..,,..,-v--........,,....,...m..-.w...,..., W.. -.,.....,--M-......,,,,,,,,, . . , Y ir Y N-we-----......m A 6 f s V4 4 Dream Weaver Spins '77 Prom Night th 1977 rorn held April 29. Four drea Dream Weaver served as theme for G P l din Pieces of April, Castles In the were pictured in the decorations, inc u g H Air, Underworld Fantasy and Send In the ClOW1'1S- b t d nt vote with Mark White serving as Susan Goeliler Was chosen queen Y S 11 S 2 prorn king. a. Judy Wieland and Stan Kraemer relax during in- termission. b. Teri Speros and Jim Hofgatt deco- rate gym roof. c. Prom Court include : First row left to right: Deb Schaefer, Junior Attendant: san Goekler, Queenp Mark White, King: Lori Johnson, Senior Attendant. Second row: Curt Stoelting, David Huey, Jennie Grabbe, Matt Davidson, Escorts. d. Mark Arney and Jennie Grabbe dance. e. Bev Groeber and date dur- ing Prom dance. b. Su , ,I J Q 1 Q , fi 3. 104 -fXXx' l V Diff dreams WHQ Hg 9 1 Xx 9' A , Kia, ' . I lvgc.Q lf I.: Vg- - 'il Q' ' 0 -0335! .A-ei ' 'S ' ai' af g., ,1 ' 1 li 45' . , -2 ,ff . V ,fk 4 ff1L:1,-, 'ln in TA B: - 1 X. X Y f 4 'tfvn 1 ff ' 1 . K QVQ - - Q , 15? V MM F gg 3 W 2? gi 2 i 1 Y gs gn 4,4 C Q N. 1 4' ,,,, 3 ff i sm iff' V l f 1 GPU? H2 1 em Y Q rr, J fe v , f 'VW ,,,,,-f x d C A w X Students Entertain During Prom Dance It-Mourning Nhsgedn Wag the band my prom night, and singers at intermission in- eluded Penny Far-rig, Bev Groeber, Kerry SP11f1f11,lJs11111G Gf3bb9, Mark Arney, ' ' an Mindy Johnson, and Gary Strohm. A girls sextet a so s g. ' f t at the Marshall American Legign with The Rotary Club held an after prom par y b th Gold Wax Revival Singers. miisie provided, y e a. Jennie Grabbe sings Evergreen, b. Greg Beard relaxes with Lisa McCormick. c. Teresa Truelove talks to her date Dennis Wright. 5 i x S 1 5 106 -J' 'nv' ,af 4 l IWHHSS ion - ' ., U1- laxk Arney, Legio H with 'X' N e Q A 5, X.. fl d. Gir1s'seXtet erforms Ar1nie's P. . Song. e. Melame D1xor1 dances an prom. f. Rusty Morecraft and Lisa Green smile for hoto. P X f , fi X Zi f-7 gf m 'mg 43 Y 'f ,ii '5 wx' ff iff? x 7 4 ,QV ,f ,Aw Me :TZ M , if f f v T Q f W x A62 fs Z 7 2 2 5 5 3' Z 1 ? 1 Q f l ff-eww f 1 Q QM: QW Q2 HE 9 ea is 0665133 655 1? I 9 gwb Q7 W mf. UW n QESSEQN 90650 64296 fi 'ff 47 M a. Iohn Tarble, photo editor, poses with his camera. b. Some Annual Staff members included: From top: M. White, D. Guin- nip, M. Arney, C. Murphy, K. Staub, S. C-oekler, P. Eaglin, L. Johnson. Standing, left to right: M. Cam bell, Miss Te e P g ler, M. Brown, N. Kile, M. Cooper. Sitting, left to right: J. Tarble, D. Shawler. c. Sandra Kile, co- editor, pauses in layout work. d. Pam Eaglin, co-editor, works on annual as advisor Miss Tegeler ma kes a suggestion. ' mr z w s. , f .ar y as . f Q, i -1 K Z , ,i gl-L K .WMV f f .as ' s' spa- f f W' -A Q is 'i'V+i'W , X ax 1 . s 4 Z 5 'sig 'flggw I Annual Staff Pieces Together 1977 A Patchwork of '77 was the theme chosen for this year's annual. Through artwork, layout and editing, the staff strove to piece together the year within the framework of a patchwork quilt motto. Sandra Kile and Pam Eaglin were editors for the year. John Tarble and Mark Campbell headed the Photo department. Miss Tegeler was advisor for the group. The '77 annual marked the first time that a Marshall annual was produced completely by students. With the exception of class pictures, all photography and layout was done by staff members. Cover design for the book was done by art student Lisa Kendall. Vicki Farris designed artwork for the divider pages. W .,,, N.. irr. 1 I fp. ..,.. , 3 s. . , t. . . MW My ,,..fff if ' ' lx, 0- if - 23 2' , ,,.,. ,.,,.., H H n ' 'f . P .Jing , - f ,., 1 3 'Q l Y Wa. 5 M' 1 ' A-Q... A. A , 5, . ,.I.:.:!' ' In Q. ' , fft 7 5. wp. , ' f W , M 1 E2 I gjtq. L -V 1. 1 ,-ft I , 'isa as ge... f- M . ' 7 I fff:3 'F1T,' 5:,.g. 7 1 15? if i ' s 1 sf' .-if - , :ff sa: .iff 1 ' -ix ., ' ,Zi . .4 :Kb as s 1 33.1, aff. ' . wif . .. we 1...- --2-M. .efv ' ww. -f 'f' A -. A,,,.,,, ,.,m,. . , , ., V, . JV 1 ...-:- Cf s5:r'4:'1x? wwf., f f' b 0 Z vmfmrww ,vi ,W Q J S Qs Z S, s 5 V 1977 :rm for this editin g, th l hm the e for the ed the photo :he group. a Marshall . With the and layout student k for the KSA. X X lx. N. S E tam x iffxitf F kwa' A L4 F ,L V A. xt. K fi ki, 1 -f Q Zak H 'Q H XXLN f 'N o I 1 lime W' 1 lt 1 l .V mini My ,f ,aff QQ ' ei.. an +- 7 .s ff o 2?2?5' 49 DE Students Learn By Working Distrii itive Education is a course of study in the field of marketing, man- agement, and distribution. Each stu- , dent is given an opportunity to practice Y fundamental classroom techniques at A an assigned place of business in the community. The program is further enhanced with club activities which are coordinated with classroom stu- dies. The sponsor of the club is Mr. Heine. The outstanding student of the year was Donna Schaefer. .Wy MV D.E. includes: First row left to right-I W' 1 W. s - as . ' - - le Hfld, D. Schaefer S M 1 - - h T True' D O qi 1 1 t L 1. S I , , . e Cho. '3. Carlton, A. Hollin swort , - . . stu er Ixiilifelqgiineittefixird rSi:Von1circExi1,H.. Lathrop, D. Huey, Former, B. Carpemi!,, Gp Huffm ton In figgs, M. Lathrop, Setzer, S, P . . . . oodworth, R. Morecraft J England and S C r g x Bennett 3 ' ' 2 f Jeiiil 1? , 112 D0 Students Learn On The Job Learning through job experi ence is the goal of the MHS Di versified Occupations Club. Working in a Variety of con- struction, mechanical or ser- vice related positions, D. O. students gain practice in the la bor World. The D. O. students are aided by their faculty spon- sor, Mr. Gene Bohn. Mike Frets, shown at left, was cho- sen D. O. student of the year. G 1 S. Ath y G , I. Mylesf B' DQWUGY' k , T 6 SU CUIS mcludc I l Stmb R. Shot? C ' , Rick Craig' R' Shuma er Z8 ai Q I R fm..'5?s.i.L.,z.gMu.phy. M- new B Comme P Rohcrrs llllfdroll FFA Club Promotes Ag Marshall' s Future Farmers of America were involved in a number of farm-related activities during the year. Several members served on judg- ing teams, and Mike Cooper, shown at right, represented the Marshall chapter at a public speak- ing contest. Mr. Spittler was faculty sponsor for the group. .4 ..-:away 4 .5 - .A . embers include' F' F F m , row: D. Macke, B. Cook. Ilrslgarrcglbey Regt lil, rllghtz D' Richey, G- Beard MT Spmler' Second Maurer, M. B b ' ' Y' ' Olingswoffh, J. W coff. Third row: D. LOW' ' G. Maurer, K?aEsduiEQ Nlgyerlif I' Gfabbe. C. Wernz. Fourtylu row: M. Dashiell, W. Sw1tZ6f: Knowles, C. Schmid? R ,Laufsol1f1ggeXgt'qETi1IftIgrOWgR'hFie1ClS, S. Medley, S. Tu1'ner,LJ-Alex d '- . . ge. 'xr IQ, , 'dd,. ' an er, M. Cooper, R. Wells, J, Mclmyrei ag'dJ.1SteIrlo!1m. Bonesteel, R K1 num.. s . l ...,, fs V 6 f 9,3 1-Q. f 51, 'if V 521' Q u 2 5 . . 2 5 I S Q . W 1 V' 1, 0 . v Y 'al ' r rr , R r I of . Q l X X K 3 14 I A.O. SY, M 'v- S . 'V' ,no 1 f U wer. Second Div., ,ffl Slillzel .1- . , ' 510, , filf wt A ,M X X V,b::::,. I: 2 .,.1,:, M V X 12 l 4 X f s 1: 1 LL f X , QV 4. 1 Q! 7 ,S f , y X, 7 Q 4 7 W K, , . ix' :-, N my Wg .ff , f 1 1 3. Modern Farm Is A0 Goal With the advent of the modern farm, increased demands for technological knowledge of agriculture have grown. The Agricul- tural Gccupations Club allows members to com- bine classwork about farming with work on the farm. Mr. Spittler served as sponsor for the club. a. Paul Renner was chosen outstanding A.O. student. b. A.O. members pose for photo. 'h 1 Boatright P Renner, G. 3621! l P d, D. Rich- A O Club members include' First row' left to mg R ' orth 'I. Sutton, Mr. Spittler. eV, Myers. Second row: Wells, N- Sutton' S' Hollingsw ' 115 l l i l I I 5 l br .....J. .....- 1 I 1 'S 116 Home Ec Club Has Busy Year The Horne Ec. Club started the year with a sewing demon stration from former student Linda Tingley. The next ac- tivity included a potluck sup- per. Christmas came around, and the club had a ceramic party. To end the year, the underclassrnen held a Senior Farewell dessert at the Co- lonial Kitchen. Officers for the year werer Susan Goekler, presidentg Angela Pellurn, vice presi- dentg Vera Mason Hackney, secretaryg and Mindy John- son, treasurer. a. Valerie Jones, speaker at Senior Fare- well, poses with Angela Pellum, vice pres- ident. b. Senior club members gather for a picture at Senior Farewell. c. Pork was an important subject in home ec. classes this year. d. Home Ec. Club members pose for picture. L- --+...,.,,nL,, M A if I S . I ,Fw N, Home Ee, A. Pellum dall, B. P: giS, C. Ta B. Shidler worth, K, J. Bierbaur I. Thomps blin, D. y ner, M. Y SSY. A. Sr l 1 l 1 Wh av! T 1 l - .li . K W-1 c. L D lf., V rf, ?.x' A J- .. .g f T ra., 1' X if T A T I 1 .1 ,. I 1 0 kv ' 4 if as ,V ' Y 114 wb . .. U Y FF 1 - 'fu Qf 37 - ,Tu ffm 1,f',t5fi'X. A . ff A - y ' V' yd A. gf . 2 , i 5- ,. A? J 3 y 'Aa 2 A uf' gk V , V' X V . r -lr' 4 J: , 'Jr N . lk - Q ag: . A , 4 D M I :ar Q bij, .. , y A ,' , E d. lgl EOUTS EC. Club members include: First row, left to right: Mrs. Claypool, C. Pine, L. Johnson, C. Leitch, M. Johnson, A dgfellum, C. Gard, I. Rhoads, K. Clem, B. Noppert, M. Morecraft, Mrs. Shaffner. Second row: K. Sones, L. Ken- . r B- PQUUC, D. Welsh, D. Schaefer, I. Hurst, I. Welsh, T. Stanley, C. Weaver, R. Schmidt, S. Wood, D. Har- Elsrsg- Taylor, L. Kessler, T. Ivy, L. Renner, S. Buss, G. Gard. Third row: C. Stephens, A. Meehling, C. Sanders, W' hldlef, I. Norton, S. Kile, M. Siverly, A. Geokler, I. Wycoff, B. Kile, S. I-liightshoe, W..Arbuckle, S.. Hollings- Ifhgth, K. Kraemer, D. Shotts, I. Myles. Fourth row: V. Farris, D. Helman, G. Wilhoit, N. Kile, M. Hoopingarner, I. Tierbaum, L. Crumrin, I. Wegiel, D. Riley. 3. L6WiS, T. Tingley, I. Murphy, A. Cooper, T. Horsley, L. Beltz, b'Hnhfi3m.PSon. Fifth row: J. Prewett, R. Roach, T. Turner, M. Pellum, K. Buss, K. Hornbrook, Green, D. Flam- ner 'M' Wallace, D. Morecraft, T. Hendrix, K. Kirchner, I. Turner, C- Wernz. T- WYTICR-.Sixth T051 K- Klfch' Se ' A' YOYR, A. Fisher, I. Owen, M. Turner, I. Melcho, D. llornbrook, R- SUOUS- C- Demwa, C- uuonf T' PO' Y' ' Sfaub. I. Harper, V. Cargal, I. Washburn, and D. Pearison. ll7 at-fir O0 O.f cleri MHS HERO Club 35212: Stresses Skills as fa Monthly meetings on various Ca- reers highlighted the Home Eco- nomics Related Occupations Club's year. Aided by faculty sponsor Mrs. Claypool and officers Sally Davidson, Debbie Welsh, Linda Austin and Kathy Buss, the club sponsored a Christmas party for special education children, ar- ranged a club picnic, and helped with the employer banquet in the spring. a. Kathy Buss was chosen outstanding HERO student. b. HERO members pose for photo. 3 . 1. I ??V 1 HERO Club members include: First row, left to ri ht: C. A 8 they C. Arbuckle S M ' D 'dson S- O O Mgcjlare 1 MIA. Slverl u 3 d :M ' Q u. . artin, D. Welsh, S. 3V1 s - . D. Harbdfr, L. Austin, Ccgcigmgntecirrli. rgchcgtflflilipcgllsiliittlleelylori G, Wllholt' C' biandefsf D- Sappington, K. BLISS, row: is 118 00 Opens Business World To Student O 0, students Work in a variety of busines 1 S I s re ated ' b , f b ' Clerical WQ1-k to reception .and people related endeavoigs. Zffileizriils 32131251323 sp0 ' the special education Christmas art C1 USO1' . , P Y an GmP1Oyer s appreciation ban- quet included Arny Meehllng' Rod Mlller and Cheflfl COOK. Mrs. Meehan served S faculty Sponsor for the group. 9' Sv a Cheryl Cox works at Dulaney Bank b Club members pose for photo Amy Meehling was chosen outstandmg O O student ehlin R Miller L Litteral SeCOHCi C A 8 Club members include First row left to Hgh it gavfgltzg SO?vlcGrnn1s K So Mrs Meehan I Allen I Bohn E Shumaker . . C. 3. -r, l 1 l I f H 1 ' A W i 'rs ' 1 ' .t . .J ' 4. ' ei 1 I C, 5 H M . ' rt 1 , X . .- ,ry 4 :V N V l X. N I ' ry M - :A .V A Q K. W., W C . E, e 5 f A 1, x 'il J .' h lx 'X I l jf t C ' ZX L W? . e l 'r' -.slr 1 'Sh 1 lf ,f 1 '- r 4 4 L , .' It M VV, lp W I T' 'M ,A uw QQ ,. 'es C f S b. . , ' . k . Me ' , - ' ' - ' V , 0.0. ' 3 ' , t. . 1.5, ' . . y 1 nes' ro - , . t ' w. , y I Y . , , ll9 i Latin Club Delegates Miss Roma K7 The Latin Club was once again one of the busiest clubs in MI-IS. Members held monthly meetings, and spon- sored a float in the Home- coming parade, in addition to a Christmas party and a Roman banquet in the spring. During one of the meetings, club members held a Miss Rorna contest, in which Miss Brundisium, Mary Brown, was crowned queen Faculty sponsor for the Latin Club was Mrs. Mc- Nary. ln addition to Latin Club activities, another section of students in the Junior Classical League won awards at the sectional contest. i Ng' 4 1 '4 W 5'i'1 1 I ?'f '2 V41 T fX7 ! SW!'Q . New 'gg 1 W E V75 vu! wry S 1 Q 'N' 1 1 r .1 I 1 . . f Keirn, T. Pearrson, L. Green, A. E - - . 5 B' Trefz, I. Harlow, J. Wycoffy Cnnggifrfci C15 Vilqrglrarns. Third row: T. Leuken, A. Strohm, I. MurPhYf I. Tingley' 5 , J' Harper, A. snub, L- Livvix T Clark, D- S man, Mrs. McNary. Fourth row: T. Lyman, S. Leitch. A- Peuum' O'Rourke, B. Davidson, B. DePesse, S. Barr .D Clgpaffer-' T' Thompson, L- H31101'3l'1, K. Kraerner. Fifth row: I- ! T. Deahll , . innlp, D. Shawler, M. Campbell, P. Leuden, M, Lirteral, and rl! V I 120 1 9 is 445' 7 A .sr X jvmfsvs-yy '4' -ee-mf... ' in YS, Y be ti Q R st -f fl it il A' ' W '1 wa-rr .. J -Q gage. 4- Q fr, W.. ,613 A 'iff tres Pisgah n r 2 gil .,'.i 3, ff..- W. . 5 p,,4'i' Y .xg 4 y Ting1CY- A. IOWZ .l- gteral. and -M335 Z 2 'I 1 N 4 it 3 i rl... W.. X Lion's Roar Reports News The Lion's Roar staff continued to produce a quality newspaper for a second year. Tony Deahl served as editor, and Gary Strohrn served as layout editor. Mrs. Erri chetti was the staff spon- sor. The paper added a new item to the last edition of the year by polling the senior class on popular senior students. The pa- per also took over the MHS annual printing of senior Wills. for icture. Lion's Roar staff poseS P John Strohm Speaks To NHS National Honor Society mem- bers were honored by the pres- ence of some 1931 charter mem- bers at their annual banquet this year. The Society is selected by fac- ulty members on the basis of scholarship, character, service, and leadership. Officers for the l977 year included: John Strohm, president, Sandra Kile, vice president, Amy Meehling, secretary, Lori Johnson, treas- urer, Judie Prewett, historian. The faculty sponsors were Mrs. Thornsburg and Mrs. I-Iutchens. . ,X - Tn 0, A s ,Q 71 ' 11 ,J .5 5 w Ev' g X Q X Q 3:5 - 1 -:-:gp is XVX X X X Yi- I N, DN .L - X X X x , .. W. ' ' 7, X wx fr N -f fs. S ff X f. ,Q X .1 ' fr X I I1 as E? S Q rs XZY Q gg N f K gi X S ' J C 'Y 2 fb W . gmvegfaf-, .. s .,x..-. -7 V gm.. ,mf C haw x g X: S , i-fam, ws wi, 2',w,X ,. me 1 --X,:a:aq5,. -- sf Ever y , Q -gn X' , in Mai Xa. ..... . f S ow .Mew X f, if 2x f -f f -ff' N iw-5,5 N X N ,aw ff X .X X .V wwf X0 x hwfwv V we f X 2 , ,QSQQW N X its rx sms M ' iff X fw , . ffm X wffxfs XX- x4 1 wk . -4 SN o N 3 ww! y :xXx .CWA sN . .12 :X XX 4 , X , ,X X Xfwm, X as WX wa s 5 saw., -X XM Pram-X sg X X? Ms, fr J X fs . . rw sg, I J . X X .M 5.5 4 AXL?,f..Q .,, gr,XLf5, . gs xisxa., ., O Q A D ,xp 5 X L! Y N . Qi -., . p 9 Qu, ,J , , .- Q . 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Vi -.QNX ss X iMfim.,9 ., Q 1 .. 1 fr QA, V 1 sf' W Q f 's Q J XSNSQ X -:X NN NHS b ' - ' - KueFfnlgrgxfiseiQcggfleguigsfsgxhdligtwto1x5l1rEhtimIyg.HiEllhgm,CDS Iorplan, A. Meehling, L. Johnson, J. Strohrms- Sro sd'11, M . H h , ' . ' ' ' - we img, P. Ryan, R. Morecraft, G. Strohm, - g 1 rs urc ens Third row. M. Brown, C. Stephens, L. Crumrin, I. Norton, P. Eaglin, C. Cline, S. Goekler, R. Deisher, B. Groeber, A, Fischer' ii at fs E 1 1 lib X 9 X ' X Q J .A ,A isis Science 4 Mrs. Gul T- Lyma 5Chaefer N- Over D- bln xx D. Ry S 'Q Science Club Adds Contest Among the many activities sponsored this year by the Ml-IS Science Club was a trip to the University of Illinois Physics Open House. Students sold can- dy to finance the trip and a ban- quet in May. The club added a new event this year by sponsoring a cre- ative design contest in which students competed against one another in the areas of science. The Winners Were: bridge- building, Lisa Johnson and Sue Bussg egg-dropping, Gary Mayg paper airplane, David Sweitzer Gravity 500, Steve Siverly. Faculty sponsors for the Science Club are Mrs. Gulitz and Mrs. Gardner. A . eepetl A . I . .. A suit 'Sgr VX F Q X ers X1 ppm -- I ' A it f 1 Q ya? Ftgig ,i W? 3-if' we X iyQ'jf?G 7-ff ' A Z . . H .ffl SX r lNf i'k.i t S, x . ' A ly-ff? XQ NEE A S11 . Y .1 iw xi , .Q N x f P . nfirf M Q, X A 'ti ' . q ure. I' f 1 5 R E 'sg' tg K' Q X' 3 if ' f, ' A 1 V A S' it ? Q. o k i 2 N if A W fb ssiiiif '1 tl ' A 'J -1 G A L . r S 3 5 'S YI- , 1. .if X X sg fx x A xvpg .. ' 'X V ' ,., nj I X Q? X A ef 3 l- is '- iei E M . fry' F i Q Z.. , I S v 9 ... . fs Sr Ar' 2,5339 3 1 si... J , ' L. Johnson n - E ln, C. Stoelting, J. Norton, nce club members include: First row, left to right: Mrsff Ggiacilivrn PL. Gguinrin, A- G0ek1.eI'.J' Norgonylii Samet GUUIZ. Second row: B. Tharp, I. Allen, M. Brownk Eguss K. gpittiler, K, Sraub, B. Livvix, A. Sotsus, Kale I from man V- Cargai' B' Maris' Third row: I' Sewer' i Tarbile. Fourth row: T. Bartram, T, Th?n13POw.'T' Hunter Ohm aefer T- Stanley- S. BUS5- L- Johnson' A' Peuglliqyttii M. Siverly, R. Deisher, B- Demise' FEJEEQ Hn. Sixth ,OW C Cline wen T. Horsaley, L. Beltz, I. Thompson, D. O .1 Y. Shottg, K. Kunce, M. Ior an, - 8 K ,m P awler M. Lrtreral, T. Deahl, M- Morecraft' Myigslatlnrop. I. Setzer. T- Hurt- I' Wallace' S' el ' ' ummp C. Leitch R. Shorts, A. Emert, R. Deisher, - RYHH and G. Downey., ww -S :SX NCS .xr P I S , if A . K .:iSiQ,b M Spanish C S. Wyric Murphv, Fourth'ro L. P51111 Bfoxixi x Sclm ss . X . .X . LQ S 5323? A V sn I gh-4 X 1 Exchange Students Speak To MHS Club Students from Venezuela, Columbia, and Nicaragua spoke to Spanish Club members during club meetings this year. In addi- tion, Cathy Toliver, a former student, came to speak to club members about her trip to Mexico. The club also held a Christmas party at which they had a gag gift exchange and broke the traditional pinata. Miss Tegeler was Spanish Club sponsor this year. S. ' gffss' is my Wi- ' 4 4,3 s . J if-ri ies Q .... -dliequmi E lin B Downey D.Pine. Second row: 1 . ' - ' 1 1 P' 3 ' ' , ' I D. I' Norwvilen Spanish Club members include: First row, left to flght' M185 Tggiiiell D. Igirbbb S. Macke, I. Myles. Third TOY 1e,N.O . S. W rick, C. Weuum, 5. Kile, G, Strohm, J. Tarble, Ivkshgtts L., Johnson, M, Richey, M. Turner, Tayisocfh 1iU2'G' MUYPKY. D. Murph R Deisher s. Lewis, B. NOPPGN' D' ,aft Y shoes, T- PUSSY, V- Cafgalz ' Iac ' lhef- Mm F0UIth row: S. Heiglitoli, I. Oweii, C. Pine, R- Show' M' Iiifiorgizliglef Booth, M. ArneY,, M. Morr1sor1,al?1aK ,degli L, Douglas. Fifth row. R. Reimer, C, Stephens, R. Lawsonl, Richey, 3, Mickler, D. Hargis, E. Macey, . Tre LS BIOORS. G. Macey. Sixth row: C. Connerton, C. Bonestee , - Sivefll' ' Schwab. 125 SAE Members Act As Elves For Teachers The S. A. E. club Visited elementary schools this year, exchanged students with neighboring schools and held a banquet in April. The club, made up of juniors and seniors interested in teaching or further- ing their education, also acted as elves E wi lg ww 2 5 v,.,,.,,..,. n M1411 : LJKK1 ff. dl L W fjel,L41M , 1 1 I ,..t,. ' -....-L., for the high school teachers. Officers for l976-l977 included Rod f . t. i Miller, Susan Goekler Bev Groeber, and . ' , Hx! Brenda W rick. Facult s onsor was Mrs. I-lerner. . 0 I' ug. , .1 V i ' Q57 I' P1127 1, f rf-tiff, 'gxw,+5l'f1fg'- 3.5 Zjwi A N I Q .f+ . , A 1 n afsf tttfvffg ' ,W f A 4' fx 55' if 3 73 3- N' 9' WT'- ev, W ,1 if 5 aw k , , ef, I Xtkmxkwf M 0 vw A 7 WM 'A A- Qui' . X ... I 1 . it c , . if f I' 5-6 ' ' 5 f 'Q -----............ l . , .1 my 3, W f f f ' M MM Y WMM!! V . f. ,,,, Z Q G i x I 5KNy5 f sf Q A . . . Q' . g My 6 7 A We x ey, ? 3 s 3 1 'T-ffyw V ma, 4 3 Y , f i 3 5 Wmf I .nyfl ? K f , KJ' ws f L .QM I 5 V . . 4 4 r A b 1 .- 5 if g if i ! , S.A .E. members include: First row , W , . f C a l hi M . . . K. Hombrooky C. Cline, J. Norton' P. EsgE1g,tK gimlgllirrneg, Gimekler, B. Groeber, B. WYr1ck. Second row. C. Leitch, L. Crumrin, C. Carlton A Goekler N0 i ' nt 6' L' Johnson M Brown D Helman Third row: G. Strohm, D. Schaefer, K. Staub ner, I. Owen, K. Schwab. 126 , - ' , . rton, M. Dixon, D. St dzll S ' , . .DF rthrow: , D. Sapplngton, N. Kile, M. Coo er. F'fOgS 1 '-lille' D' Jordan Ou P 1 th row. P. Vicars, T. Turner, K. Kirch- Student Cc 3011. M. B Deming, I Q X X K ff nw. 1 S x w GF' m lgxmh Q .iw I - .Liv ga Q - V f X 'i ,fs kfin. T-N., JV, . 41 4' sas lik F358 -'Nzz Euff ' YA-v-' .t' K. A35 lf l SC Sponsors Homecoming This year the student council helped boost school spirit for homecoming by sponsoring a snake dance, bonfire, parade, and dance for homecoming week. The club also purchased a new lion suit for the cheerleading mascot, and revived a previous award program, the boy and girl citizenship award. This award was given at the end of each month to the boy and girl who demon- strated the most school spirit. Mr. Deming served as faculty advisor for the student council. x 'SM,.N ,NSW V. T' I A Strohm M Davidson, I- Grabbe, L- John' , - IM, Litteral, - ' ' , S nd row: Mr. drow: Student Council members include: First rowgleft to Hghdrumrin G. Strohm, D- Huey' I' Tafble eco COD Thildfowi 5011. M. Brown, I. Welsh, R. Schmidt, I- T193-lay' Groeberf K'EourthrOW1 Deming. R. Page, C. Cline, L. Johnson, D- Pme' ' cf-V Kirch- , 1 . 127 Senkm JOEL ALLEN ADAMS--Track 1,2, 3,45 Letterman 1,2,3,45 Art Club 1,2,3. JEANNE RENEE ALLEN--F.H.A. 1,2,45 Future Nurses 2-3145 Latin Club 15 science Club 2,3,45 Secretarial Club 3.41 F.C.G. 15 Traffic Safety 2. JULIE KAYALLEN--Track 2,35 Secretarial Club 35 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Future Nurses 35 Cheerleader 25 Marshallette 15 0.0. 45 Science Club 2, 35 Traffic Safety 2. ' CARLA SUE ARBUCKLE--Future Nurses Club5 Latin Club 1, 25 Science Club 25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 H.E.R.O. 3,45 LlOIlS Roar 4- JEROME SCOTT ATHEY- -Football 1, 2,3,45 Football Letter 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Baseball 1,25 Baseball Letter 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Track Letter 1,2,35 D.O. Vice President. LINDA KAY AUSTIN--F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Traffic Safety Club5 F.C.G.: H.E.R.O. GREGORY KEITH BEARD--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4519'74 F.F.A. Re- porter, 1975 F.F.A. Treasurer, 1976 F.F.A. President5 A.O. 3,4. TOM BENNETT--Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Golf 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY E. BLOODWORTH--Golf1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 35 Curtain Caller 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Student Council 15 Boys' Chorus 2,35 D.E. 45 Letterman 2,3, 45 Speech Team 1,2. JOHN LELAND BUCKNER--Football 1,25 Student Council 1,2,35 Jr. Class President5 Science Club 2, 35 F.F.A. 1,25 Traffic Safety 2. KATHRYN LYNN BUSS--H.E.R.O. 4 Treasurer5 WKZI Essay Contest 2nd Place5 F. H.A. 1,2,3,45 Future Nurses 2,35 Traf- fic Safety 25 Latin Club 25 Volleyball 35 Science Club 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1, F.C.G. 1,25 Food 33 Table Committee Chairman 3. ROBERT CARLTON--Basketball 1, 25 Track 1,25 President D.E. Club 4. MARILYN SUE CARPENTER--F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 H.E.R.O. 45 Secretarial Club 35 S.A. E. 35 Annual Staff 4. CORALEE ANN CLINE--Marshallette 1,2,45 Captain 25Latin Club 1,2, 3,45 Aedile 2, 35 Consul 45 Student Council 3,45 Secretary 45 Traffic Safety Club 25 Secretarial Club 25 Illini Girls' State 35 Science Club 2, 3,4. DOUG COOPER--Basketball5 Latin Club5 Science Club5 D.E. CHERYL COX ATHEY--Art Club 1,2, 35 F.H.A. 45 S.A.E. 35 F.C.G. 25 Secretarial Club 35 Future Nurses 35 Science Club 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 H.E.R. O. 45 Freshman Homecoming Attendant5 Junior Prom Attendant5 Homecoming Queen 4. RANDY CRA IG--Track 15 Golf 25 Spanish Club 1, 2,3,45 D,O, 4. SUSAN LYNN DARR--Home Ec. 1,2, 3,45 Traffic Safety 1,25 Latin Club 1, Science Club 2,35 Future Nurses 2, 35 Future Teacher 35 Secretarial Club 3. SALLY JO DAVIDSON--F.H.A. 1,2,45 F.C.G. 15 Spanish Club 1,25 Secretary-Treasurer 25 Nurses Club 35 H.E.R. O, 3,45 H.E. R.O. President 4. RONALD DALE DEISHER, Jr. --Spanish Club 15 Science Club 4, TED DEMING--Art Club 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1 2 3- Basketball 1, D.o. 4. ' ' ' DENISE ANN DOWNES--F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1- Secretarial Club 2,35 rraffro Safety 35 F.C.G. 25 H.E.R.o 1 BOB DOWNEY--Spanish 1,25 Vice President Spanish Club 3: D.O. President5 Basketball 1,25 Football 15 Golf 1 2 3 4' , Ieetfrgd 25 Industrial Art Club 2, 35 Annual Sta ff 45 Syoienfge u . PAMELA SUE EAGLIN--Spanish Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Science Club 1,2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Secretary 41 Home Ee. ciob 1,2,3,45 Traffic ,Safer Club 2- ' Band 1,2,3,45 Secretarial Club 2,3,45 S.A.E. 3 4yPe B31-fd 1,2,3,45 Sports: vo11eyba112,3,4, Lettered 4, Bisrletbgu Zb3gb4,SI5cZtger,eiil.3, 45 Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 45 National GARY EDDS--D.O. 3,45 Art Club. ' PATRICK JON ENGLAND--Football15D,E, 128 rlndex PENNY LEE FARRIS--Cheerleading 1, 25 Band 1,25 Track 1,2,4 F.F.A. 2,45 Homecoming Attendant 2,35 H.E.R.O. 35 Girls' Ensemble 15 M. V.P. 25 Annual Staff 4. VICKIE LYNN FARRIS--Art Club 1,2, 3,45 Secretarial Club5 F.H.A. 1,2,35 0.0. Member. DONALD R. FIELDS DAVID FINKBINER--F.F.A. 1,35 D.O. 4. AUDRIA ANN FISHER--F.H. A. 1,2,3,45 S.A.E. 3,45 Secre- tarial Club 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1. MARK FONNER--Freshman Football 15 Spanish Club 35 D.E. lub 4. MICHAEL ALAN FRETS--Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1. DA VID GALEENER- -Football Baton Rouge, La. 1, Marshall 2,3,45 Tri-Captain 45 Track Baton Rouge, La. 1, Marshall 3. ELIZABETH LEANN GARD--F.H.A. 1,2,35 F.C.G., Traffic Safety, Secretarial Club, Girls' Chorus. SUSAN RUTH GOEKLER- -Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 45 Secretary- Treasurer 35 Science Club 3,45 Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,45 Treasurer F. H.A. 2,35 F.H. A. President 45 Traffic Safety Club 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Secretarial Club 35 S.A.E. 3,45S.A.E. Vice President 45 Sports: Track 25 Volleyball 2,3,45 lettered 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Lettered 2,3,45 Volleyball Honorary Captain 2,35 Basketball Honorary Captain 35 G.A.A. 15F. C.G 2,3. LISA DARLENE GREEN--Honor Jacket, Latin I Award5 Latin II Award5 Latin Club 2,3,45 Home Ec. Club 1,2,45 Secretary- Treasurer Latin Club 35 Chorus 1,3,45 Student Council 15 Sunshine Society 15 Drama Club 1. BEVERLY KAY GROEBER- -Marching, Concert, Jazz Bands 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 S.A.E. 35 Secre- tarial Club 45 F.N. A. 35 Student Council 45 Class Treasurer 35 Vice President 45 F.C. G. 25 American Legion Essay Con- test 15 Medical Explorers Club 25 President 3. DA VID GUINNIP--Football1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,25 Annual Staff 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Traffic Safety Club 1,25 Science Club 2. ROSS H. HAIN, Jr.--D.O. 3,4. DORIS V. HA MBLIN--Service Award for Journalism Produc- tion Class. TIM HARTWELL--Football 1,2,3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,4. AUSTIN HOLLINGSWORTH--Track 15 F.F.A. President 3 years5 F.F.A. 1,2,35 D.E. 3,4. LORI KAY JOHNSON- -Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Student Council 1, 2,3,45 Secretary 35 President 45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Latin Club Secretary 35 F.C.G. 1,25 Science Club 2,3,45 Science Club Vice President 35 Traffic Safety 25 Med- ical Exploring 2,3, 45 Medical Exploring Secretary 35 Secre- tarial Club 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Children's Productions 3,45 S.A .E. 3,45 Annual Staff 3, 45 National Honor Society 3,49 Treasurer 45 Summer Scholarship fTheaterj 3 fAlternateJ. DEBRA LYNN JORDAN--Thespians 2, 3,45 Fall Play 35 Chil- dren's Production 2,35 Women's Club Summer Scholarship 3: Medical Explorer's Club 2,3,45 Secretary 2. LISA MARIE KENDALL--Art Club 1,2,35 Art Club Secretary 15 Vice President 35 Science Club 25 Home Ec. Club 1,2539 Women's Club Art Scholarship, Future Nurses 25 Marshal- lettes 3,45 H.E.R. O. 45 Vice President Secretarial Club 3: Illinois High School Invocational Art Show 3. SANDRA JEAN KILE--F.H.A . 1,2,3,45 Science Club 2,3542 Prom Decoration Chairman 35 Thespians 3,45 S.A .E. 3, 4: Class Secretary 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Spanish Club 1,2,3,45 Na' tional Honor Society 3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Girls' Volleyball 35 Children's Theater 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Editor 4: F211 Play 45 G.A.A. 15 F. C.G. 25 American legion Essay lst Place 1,25 National Honor Society Vice President 4. KIMBERLY KARLENE KIRCHNER--F.H.A. 1,3545 F.F.A. 2: Secretarial Club 3,45 S.A .E. 3,4. HERMAN R. LATHROP--Football 35 D.E. Club 3,4. MARTIN LATI CHARLES LAM DANE LAWREI DEL ALLEN LE Band 2. LISA GAY LIT Girls' Chorus I LYNDA SUE L KEVIN WAYN SUSAN ANNE' H.E.R.O. 5 Ve mocracy Studs VERA MASON Secretary 45 H MIKE McCULl DONALD W. l A.O. SHAWN DAWI Club 3,45 Ban Science Club I 15 Volleyball 1 ty Club 2, 3. AMY LOUISE f President 35 M tary 35 Prograr dent5 National STEVE MELCP FRED C. MORJ Marching Banc RUSTON LANE 1,2,3,45 Footl IOHN ROBERT MICHAEL DEA JAMES MYLES D.O. 4. IANICE ELAIN rus 2,3. JERRY NORTOI 11213.42 Span ci145 Hr-Y 3, IANICE FAYE 2,3,45 Spanish 1,35 S.A.E. 4 REBEKAH ANN nior Class Sect F.H.A. l,2,3 lettes 45 Secre MARLENE SUE 1-2.3,45Scie1 Pep Band 1,3, Basketball 2, 3 F.C.G. 1,2. DENNIS PITTS JOE POORMAN IUDIE ROYET'l Science Club I Band 2, 3, 4, HARRY EUGEN PAUL RENNER- .TERRY L. RICH 2,3. JOSEPH W. RI: REBECCA ROA 5Chool Newspa PAULA PATRIt 29314: H.E.R. e1l'S Club Art 5 H1811 School N DOLLIA SAPPI leader 3.45 Cc 1a1C1Ub 25 F.l L .1 Track 1 ., t2.4g O' 3Q Gil-lsr Ia ria l Club, . Secre- Ilub 33 D-E :ball 12,3 4. l. Nfarghau A' Mfmhall 3, '-G-. Traffic 156Creta - 1,2,3'4fy rffic Safety -5- 3,4:S.A,E. '3,4: lettered Yball Honorary .AA l:F.C.G Award: Latin 11 4: Secretary- COUDCII 1: Jazz Bands -E. 3: Secre- lass Treasurer on Essay Con- lII,2,3,4: Traffic Safety alism Produc- ll l, 2: Track President 3 Co-Captain 4: at 4: Latin Club icience Club : Safety 2: Med- :tary 3: Secre- uductions 3.4: r Society 3.42 qalternatel. I Play 3: Chil- r Scholarship 3. Club Secretary C, l,2r3l ,Q, Marshal- ,larial Club 3: rece 2v3I4l 5,,::,E. 3.41 '. . o A- Na' LD 1.2-U' .:-Is' Vvllelball .Editor 4: Fall :gg Essay 151 INK: 4, ,1 .Q-tF.I - l'2l f TIN LATHRQP--Football 3,4: D. E. 4: Track 4. ull ENCE CHARLESVIIQSIRCE--Football 1: Lettered 1: Fall Play, DANEEEN LEDERMANN--Band 1, 2, 3,4: Latin Club 2: Pep DEL Band2- TERAL--F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4: Marshallettes 3: LISA'GAhYrLl:i 2: Secretarial Club 2, 3: 0.0. 3,4. Gills CSOUE Lryvrx--volleyball, F.H.A. LYIJRQWAYNE NLACKE--rootbtait 1,2: Basketbaii 1,2. K5 ETTE MARTIN--Girls Chorus: Art Club: F. H.A.- 5USAN3IllNVererans of Foreign Wars of I'.S. Voice of De- H'E'R' lsltudent Participation Award. ,IllEll3,a1ifllASON--F.H.A . 2,3,4: Secretarial Club 3,4: F. I-LA, Secretarl' 41 H'E'R'O' 4' IKE MCCULLOUGH EONALD W' MCDANIEL, Jr.--F.F.A . Reporter: Football, DAWAN MCGINNIS--F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4: Secretarial g1ub3 4: Band 1,2: Marshallettes 3: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,4: Smal Club a,4:Amiua1staff4:o.o. 4: r.c.G. 1, G,A,A, 1,Vol1eyball2,4: Basketball 2,4: Track 2, 3,4: Traffic Safe- ub2,3- ,?McllLOUISE MEEI-ILING--Spanish Club 1,2, 3: Spanish Club President 3: lvlarshallettes 3,4: F.H.A. 2,3,4: F. I-I.A. Secre- tary 3: Program Chairman 4: Band 1, 2: 4: 0.0. Presi- dent: National Honor Society 3,4: Traffic Safety 2. STEVE MELCI-IO--D.E. 3,4. EREDC. MORECRAFT--Football 1: Jazz Band l,2,3,4: Marching Band l,2,3,4: Industrial Arts Club 4. RUSTON LANE MORECRA FT--Basketball 1, 2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,4: Football 1: D.E. 4: Spanish Club 1: Band 1,2,3,4. JOHN ROBERT MULLEN MICHAEL DEAN MYERS--Drafting 1,2: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JAMES MYLES--Track 1: Basketball 2: Student Council 3: D.O. 4. IANICE ELAINE NORTON--Home Ec. Club 3.4: Girls' Cho- rus2,3. IERRYNORTON--Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Band 3,4: Jazz Band l,2,3,4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Science Club 3,4: Student Coun- cil4: Hi-Y 3,4. IANICE FAYE OWEN--F. I-I. A. 1,2 , 3,4: Secretarial Club 2,3,4: Spanish Club 3,4: Girls' Volleyball 2: Girls' Chorus l,3:S.A.E. 4. REBEKAI-I ANN PANTLE- -Freshma n, Sophomore, and Ju- niorClass Secretary: Traffic Safety 1,2, 3,4: S.A.E. 3,4: F.H.A. l,2,3,4: Future Nurses 2, 3: Band 1,2, 3: Marshal- lettes 4: Secretarial Club 2, 3. MARLENE SUE PELLUM--F. I-I.A . l,2,3, 4: Spanish Club l,2,3,4: Science Club 3: Traffic Safety Club 2: Band 1,2, 3,4: Pep Band 1,3,4: Volleyball 2,3,4: Pep Award 2: M. V.P. 3: IgaslretbalI2,3,4: Pep Award 2: Track 2,4: Youth World 3: . .G. 1,2. DENNIS PITTS--Art Club 1, 2, 3,4. IOEPOORMAN IUDIEROYETTER PREWETT--F.F.A. 2: F. H.A. l,3,4: Science Club 3,4: Secretarial Club 3,4: Band l,2,3,4: PCP Band2,3,4. HARRY EUGENE RAYHEL--Track 1,2,3, 4: F.F.A . 1,2. PAULRENNER--F.F.A. Treasurer: A.O. 3,4. IERRY L. RICHARDSON--Football l,2,3: F.C.A. 1,2: C.W.T. 2,3. LCEEEPHW. Rrccs--Marching Band: Pep Band: r.rf.A.: D.E. ShECCA ROACI-I--Basketball: F.H.A .: Secretarial Club: Pylyol Newspaper Sta ff. 23l21APATRICE ROBERTS--Att Club l,2,3,4: E. H. A. 65,5-dll-E.R.O. 3,4: Women's Club Art Scholarship 2: 'WOIT1 Hi hsllh Art Scholarship Alternate 3: Lion Mascot 4: llI1nO1S DKELLIK ooINat1onal Art Show 3: Volleyball 2. leade SAPPINGTON--J.V. Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheer- . l3.4: Co-Captain 4: S.A .E. 3: I-I.E.I2.0. 3,4: SCCFCI-ill l3lClub2:F.H.A. 3,4, DONNA ANN 5 1,2,3: Traffic gil-l:AQFFgRg'F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4: 5Panish Club Baud l,2.3.4: Dt ya 21- lflES'A'E' 3,4: Science crab 2,a,4: VIRGILW SC ' ' f - .Treasurer 3-D E Secretar 4 ' -h 1 . , . KATHY LYNN SCLDvrfABfllg-A- 1,2: Industrial Arts 1,2: DYE. 4. .I-I,A, 1,2, . u Lligggcgetarial Club 3,4: Spangibflilfillulllplclll SA' Safety 2: Science CCIlILlAbA3llTN21--Home EC' Club 3-4: Traffic Zrginigh Club 3' ' fSeSClUb 2,3: S.A.E. 3:Track2: G SE -- - ball 2:3fF4?l.P3tte5r1El1n2Sh3CLl9b 3'4l Industrial ANS Club 4: Base- 1,2,3 4- D 0 4. A ' ' 'Football 21 G01f1,2,3,4: Lettered CHA Ries HERMAN sllfgfrlrismlf 3' 45 Science Club 4' , 1 I- B Cl1,2,3g . Jazz Band 2: Industrial Arts Club 3. an Pep Band 1' 2' 3' EMERY A . SHUMAKER -- 1 2 , Ir' Football' lr 21 2 3 4' 1 ,3,4: Letter 4: Track 2 3 4'L,ette1- 2 3 415' '- 33152-1383-42 Letter 1.2: 3,4: Secretarial Club: y asa TIM SMELCER ERIC SMITH KENNETH G. SNEDEKER--Secretarial Club 3 4 KERRY LYNN SPITTLER--Marshaiiettes 1,2,3,, 4: captain 3- Student Director 4: Science Club 2,3,4: Traffic Safety 2 3,4. S.A.E.4:H.E.R.O. 3:F.H.A.1,2,3,4, ' ' ' TIM STA UB--Spanish Club 1,2: Science Club 2: Traffic Safe- ty Club 2: D.O. 4: D. O. Treasurer 4: Football 1, CYNTHIA ANN STEPHENS--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: F.C.G, 1: S.A .E. 4: Science Club 2,3,4: Secretarial Club 3,4: Annual Staff 3,4: Marching, Concert Band 1, 2, 3,4: Pep Band 2,3,4: Senior Class Treasurer. SCOTT STEPP DONNA ELAINE STOGSDILL--Latin Club 1, 2: Science Club . 2,3,4: Home Ec. Club 3,4: S.A.E. 3,4: Traffic Safety 1,2: Band 1,2, 3,4: Pep Band 1,2,3,4: Jazz Band 2,3,4: Girls' Track 4: American Legion Essay Award 3: Annual Staff 3. JOHN MACK STROHM--Band 1,2,3,4: Jazz Band l,2,3,4: Latin Club 1,2, 3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: Traffic Safety 2. NORMAN SUTTON--F.F.A. 1,2,4: Art 1,2: A.O. 4. KATHY SWEITZER--F.H.A. 1,2,3: S.A.E. 3: Secretarial Club 3: 0.0. 4. SALLY TA YLOR--Sophomore Class Treasurer: F.l-I.A . 1,2, 3,4: Future Nurses Club 2,3: S.A.E. 3: I-I.E.R.O. 3,4. WILLIAM Tl-IOMAS TI-IARP--Football 1, 2,3,4: TriCaptain 4: Baseball 3,4: Science Club 2,3,4: Sophomore Class Vice President: Annual Staff 3,4. I DAN THOMPSON--Track 1, 2, 3: Football 1: Latin Club 1: Spanish Club 3: D.E. 4. , CHARLENE TINGLEY--Track 2: F.H.A. 1,2.3,4?L2Uf1 32 Spanish Club 1, 2,3,4: Traffic Safety 1.135 5Cl9UCe Club 2,31 S.A.E. 3. Pl-IYLLIS TURNER--F. I-l.A. 1,2,3: Secretarial Club 1,2: I-I E R O 4' Girls' Chorus 1,2: S.A.E. 3- ' ' Au' LINN TURNER--Latin crub 1: Art curb 1,2,3,4i Sec- flellalxfllial Club 3: F.H.A. 2,3,4: Science Club 2,33 3-A.E- 3,42 R O 3 Women's Club Alternate 2 3' Annual Staff 4. H E. . . : ' ' . . ' -- C1 b l,2,3: Club President 2,3, PAMELA LYNN VICARS Art u . , C1 b 29 . . . l ,A, 1,4,S ice Club 3,4,Lat1n u l?1gSACh5rgS :.E. 3,4: 1: Traffic Safety Club 2. DEBRA 'ANN'wl5l,Sl-l--Freshman Class Treasurer: Home EC. 2 3 4 Traffic Safety2 3 4' S A E. 3,4:SC191'lCC i'3'4f Bland 1'2,3,4: Future Nurses 2,3,4: liffAl3tKaAiIilEETXI1llAlfEfl l?E--Basketball: Track: Baseball? Football' JACKIE WIGIEL--F.H.A. 4- F H A 1 2 3 4, WYRICK--Marshallettes 3, , - -, - 1 - Ur BRENDAAKAY 4 Science Club 2,3,4QL3'E1Il Club 1, Secretarial Club 2E3,T Leasurer 4 S.A.E. 3,4: S.A. . r A 2 3.4 Spanish C1ub3 4 RIOEQALITONZE E351-ieIyb?1'1 2'. a,'4fBQsketba11 1, 2, 8 :QHTIHCR 2,3,4:F-H-PM 112-4- 129 N. :NS .31 Graduation Ends School Year Parents, friends, and teachers gath ered in the boys' gymnasium on May Z7 to watch this year's seniors gradu- ate from MHS. President Don Pine gave the commencement address. The senior quintet, consisting of Bev Groe ber, Debbie Jordan, Lisa Green, Pen ny Farris, and Leann Gard, sang two songs. Sandra Kile and Amy Meehling were recognized for their outstanding high school grade average. The recessional signalled the end of the commencement exercises. It also signalled the end of an important part of each senior's life, a part that will be cherished and remembered by each senior forever. 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