Meredosia Chambersburg High School - Chief Yearbook (Meredosia, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1966 volume:

To our parents, faculty. Board of Education, fellow students, class sponsors, and friends who have helped in countless ways to make our school life so full and abundant, and who have tried to prepare us to meet the responsibilities of our future lives, we, the Class of 1966, dedicate our yearbook, The Chief. nes 1 tical a i� u X iciary iepartnuaUs, A .jjSMBfcfL? mnmcn; pcution of laws; the ' oie term during whiclrlH BflH B f. Law.T, state of a decease i inr.-M A-min'is- tra; live (dd mi for having to do with adminBWin' 'ad-min'is-tra'tive-ly, adv. ■ •min'is-tra'tor (ad.min'is tra't' flip., one who administers DA Ii w th the right of ao estate V''V STOa eminor, to al ent extx Oa ’ bi'is� y (-tra'triks), n. ;t,.. v 'T minis.tra'tress (-tra . ,d'mi-ra-ble (ad'mT-rd-b’l), ay e wonder uni — ad'mi«ra ble scffl n D ]L ffiOAffin� Mr. D. Tegeder Mr. W. Hammit. Mr. L. Cummings, Mr. L. Hamman. Mr. H. Ellett, Mr. E. Lovekamp, Dr. J. Panella. Dottie works long, hard hours helping Mr. Hadfield keep the gears running smoothly. School Secretary Dottie Kay Lockhart SIPEIS1ISTESI1JII!! Class of nineteen hundred sixty-six, you have reached another milestone in your life. Congratulations ! The effort that you have put forth to earn a high school education will have a life-long effect upon you and the people with whom you will be associated. Now that you have reached this very im- portant goal, I hope you have surveyed the future and with the help of your family, your teachers and other closely associated persons, you now have set new goals for your lives. It may be some form of higher formal educa- tion, technical training; or it may be a train- ing program of on-the-job training, or a military career; but whatever, set your goals high. You are about to enter the adult world when never before has so much been expected of each individual. May you enter this treasured era with confidence and pride, and may your influence upon your generation and generations to come be a lasting one. Best wishes for a most fruitful and happy future. ( Assistant Principal Appointed assistant principal this year, Mr. Henderson has undertaken some of Mr. Hadfield's extra duties. Meredosia-Chambersburg's Stalwart Custodians mmmmmmmmsmmi Performing the daily task of transporting the four hundred plus students of the Meredosia-Chambersburg District, are our faith- ful bus drivers: Bus Drivers ;t; an u s.- ve,n«ird, l2. tJ x. ;t or protessum oi A. cup ior tea —____ Mr. Norman Deming Sciences Gen. Math Senior Advisor Miss Lillian Hess English German Junior Advisor Mr. Kenneth DeFrates English Am. History- Freshman Advisor Mr. Fred Morton Agriculture Science Mr. Terry Brennan Band Chorous Mr. Gerald Brockhouse Football Coach Economics Am. Government Mrs. Georgena Morton Girls' Physical Education Senior Advisor Mr. Roger Rankin Basketball Coach Physical Education Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Myrtle Joy Home Economics Freshman Advisor Mr. Robert Riggle English Guidance Counselor Mr. James Henderson Mathamatics Junior Advisor Miss Mary Ann Schulte Commercial Yearbook Advisor Mr. Richard James Ind. Arts Dr. Education Sophomore Advisor Lv Odl - - .5°: it- ?ac '° t.e5� V,b acs'S .■ree� v YvoV % V6 Vk- fS. O V,° £ £a V °£‘ L fA .aOcv psflfss t:a- — vm ■— “• ■1« t • ,. ad j ‘ rt. SENIORS LINDA BOWEN SPEEDY Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: People who won't try Are you kidding me? To be happy Bob BEVERLY BLACK t'BEV Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: Conceited people What is this madness? Overcome my peeve Tom RON CHAMBERS CRIP Pet Peeve : Mr. Riggle's card shuffling By-Line : You're nuts Ambition : Own a blue Stingray Cherished Possession: Gretchen Vannier EVA LEE HUNT LEO Pet Peeve : T.V. Commercials By-Line : Well! ! ! ! Ambition : Secretary Cherished Possession: Typing Award TERESA DICKMAN TRECE Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: Navy Durn To join the Navy David Buhlig GARRY DAVIS WENDEL Pet Peeve : Bookkeeping By-Line : No kidding Ambition : Go to college Cherished Possession: My car LOREN DUMMIRE BUTCH Pet Peeve : Work By-Line : oh Ambition : Get a hot car Cherished Possession: Car JOHN KUNZEMAN Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: KUNZ Long skirts Run that by again To succeed The movin' Meteor Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: State rules about tuition students Can you imagine that? To be a happily married bachelor Regenia Tongate DON FANSHIER DON Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: School Dosses Laven (that's life) To be a millionaire My motor bike JIM FANSHIER FANCY Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: Aging Mean's nothing Not determined My shotgun OWEN HAM MAN LEROY Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: Work See you To drive at Indianapolis My 6-inch cigarette lighter ERNIE GREGORY LITTLE ERNIE Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: School and P. E. teachers Oh, dirty words To graduate My car (even though it's shot) ERNIE KOCH KOCHIE Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: None I think he's kind of perturbed Electrical engineer- Myself CATHI JENKINS JINKS Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: Rainy Days Are you crazy? ! To get married Bill DON BUHLIG SWEDE Pet Peeve : Hot beverages By-Line : Perra Ambition : Field goal kicker for Packers Cherished Possession: Weather baloon % BRUCE LARSON BRUCIE People who think they know everythi ?????9999 Pet Peeve By-Line Ambition Cherished Possession: My diploma I hope to receive Veterinary Medicine MOLLY ANN MORTHOLE GRANDMA Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: Bluffs girls Oh, Miss Schulte To graduate Harold, Jr. MARY JANE MC CARTNEY JANI Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: English Themes Bolschevickie Own Chihauhwa Ranch Mom Dad TOM NEWMAN THOMASINA Pet Peeve : Getting out of bed? ? ? By-Line : Shucks, I don't know Ambition : To be very, very, happy Cherished Possession: Beverly Black DOUG PARKER PACKARD Pet Peeve By-Line Ambition Cherished Possession Getting my haircut Heil, Hooper ! ! Victory ! Hurrah ! To be Batman My beat-up Ford DENNIS PETRI PETE Pet Peeve : ' 51 Grey Studebaker By-Line : Z Z Z Z Z Z Ambition : None Cherished Possession: My cheat sheet TERRY SIMON SIMPLE Pet Peeve : School By-Line : Oh shucky dern Ambition : To be in electronics Cherished Possession: Our car MARY STANDLEY HAIRY MARY Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: People who don't tell the truth You dumb boob! To be a Private Secretary Nick's ring TIM SURRATT TIMMY Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition Cherished Possession: Getting up To get out of school Class ring JANET ST AA KE JAN Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: People with big mouths Fake it To own a red Volkswagon My diploma CONNIE TUBBS CONSTANCE Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: The Draft Shut up, Mr. Riggle. To have a happy life. Tom PAT TEGEDER TEG Pet Peeve : By-Line : Ambition : Cherished Possession: People who have big mouths Hold It! ! ! A successful Artist! My parents Last Will and Testament 7, Tim Sunnatt, wilt by ability to get out of icnaping gum off tablei to anyone who needs it. 7, Linda Lyttaken, will my ability itay out of trouble to Gayle Newman. 7, Bnuce Lanton, will my ability to attend football practice negulanly to Gang Staake and Kink Bnowning. 7, Linda Bowen, will mu ipeeding ticket to John Gnieblea. 7, Bnad Lanien, will my ability to chanm teachem and get itnaight A'i to anyone cnazy enough to believe it. 7, Tom Newman, will my ability to laugh continouily in ipeech with Ma. Higgle to John Gnieblen. 7, Hon Chambern, will my ability to get along with Ha. Hankin duning 7th houn P. E. clan to Fnank Clank and John Caldwell becauie they need it. 7, Donnie Buhlig, of iound mind and body, will my itnaight A'i and my athletic ability to Claud Lemmon. I, Te iny S mon, will my ability to itay out of trouble and the Beanditown jail to Euan Hughei. 7, Many Jane McCantney, will my couiin, Bookie, to Gayle Newman io ihe won't have to chaie him any mone. I, Dave Edlen, will Chanlie Tuna to the Stankiit Tuna Company and my ability to chew gum in Min Schulte'i itudy hall to anyone who hai had to icnape deiki. I, John Kunzeman, will my iupenb ping pong playing ability, my unexcelled ipontimamhip, and my maiteny of the Engliih language to Mn. Higgle. I, Janet Staake, will my ability to pan Genman 11 to Kunz' Jn. aliai the chanacten . 7, Don Famhien, will all my excuied panei fo i ikipping ichool to my bnothen. J, Ennie Gnegony, will my ability to itay in P. E. clan to Fnank Clank. At the nate he'i going he'll need it. 7, Lonen Dunmine, of iound mind and body, will my ability to think and get A'i to Evan Hughei. I, Eva Lee Hunt, will my ability to nun-in-place in P, E. clan to Mancia Allen. Good Luck, Mancia!!! I!!J 7, Holly Monthole, will the keyi to the 'SS Chevy to my bnothen, Milton. 7 won't need them anymone. J, Cathy Hauich, will my nickname, Red , to Linda Handwick. 7, Teneia Dickman, will my ability to walk thnough tiny, dank, houiei without falling into tou boxei to anyone who can't iee xn the dank. 7, Ennie Koch, will my ability to excel in football to Gany Gnegony. [you'll need it, Gany) 7, Cathi Jenkim, will all the knowledge I’ve gained in my pait yearn at M.C.H.S. to any Fneihman who feeli that he could uie a little knowledge. 7, Doug Panken, Aliai Packand, do leave my teat in the pnincipal'i office and my ability to nay anything in Mn. Higgle'i claaei and get away with it, to Conky Lemmon. 7, Ganoid Bnant, will my do-nothing ability to whomeven wanti it. 7, Ganny Davii, will all my good health and good habiti to Joe Caldwell. 7, Pat Tegeden, will half of my guandian angeli to Gayle Newman. (I need the neit.) 7, Shanon Ellett, will my lait yean at high ichool to my iiiten, Vickie. YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORS IN CHlEF--Connie Tubbi David Edlen LAYOUT EDITORS-----Many Standley Bnad Lanie.)i STAFF----Cathi Jenkim 8xu.ee Lan on Janet Staake Ennie Gnegony BUSINESS MANAGERS-Janie McCartney Ga)iny Davit CREATIVE EV1T0RS--Pat Tegeden Doug Pa)iken TYPISTS-----------Eva Lee Hunt Canal Ruh Bevenly Black President: John Kunzeman Secretary: Linda Lyttaker Treasurer: Dennis Petri CLASS PROPHECY We.ll, it is now 19S4--Voug Parker and Pat Tegeder, ace reporters of the Hew Volk Sun, set out'on their most important assignment--to cover the present lives of, the Senior clan of, 1966 of the city of Mer edosia, Illinois. It was a small midwestern town with a population of 1,009, but in eighteen short yeans the small town of Vosh has become an industrious city, with a population of 100,003 citizens. First stop is in our own city of Hew York. Here we find Ernest Koch, ex-Mr. America, who is running a small reducing saloon on Tenth Avenue. As we travel on- ward we come to Fifth Avenue, where we find such famous personalities, as our own little Jani McCartney, who has worked and argued herself into the position of the most sought after divorce lawyer in the United States. A little farther on we enter the plush pent-house apartment and office of millionaire, playboy, Bruce Larson. He is the present editor of Mad Magazine and Co-editor of Cavalier; no- thing like running two best sellers. Hext, we decide to take a short break and spend a nice evening at Radio City Hall. Much to our amazement, Mary Standley is in the chorus line. We had a chance to talk to her and learned she is now 43rd girl. We now board a chartered Pan-Am jet bound for London, we finally arrive after a very nice crossing and there is one of our classmates, Vave Edlen. He is here to greet us. We find out he is the Chief Exec of S.L.O.B., an extremely secret intel- ligence agency [Society for the Legalization of the Obliteration of Barbarianism.) Accompanying him is secret agent 7-11, Ernest Gregory. We go to headquarters for lunch, where we find Mx-6-6 Linda Bowen, Dave's private secretary. Unfortunately, we are not able to stay very long, so we trudge onward to Paris where we find. . .oh well'. Brad, you really should stick to selling. A little later on we run across Garold Brant, a now independent millionaire, who made his first million in a shrewd investment in Widgets. As much as we would like to stay in Paris, we must travel on to Germany for a short visit with Owen Hamman, a now infamous Bohemian Gun-Runner. Hext, we go across the iron curtain to Moscow, where unfortunately we find a few of our classmates have defected to the other side. First, we are interro- gated by John Kunzeman, who is now head man of F.I.H.K. [Federal Investigation of national Kolkhoz--collective farms in Soviet Russia], chief opposition of S.L.O.B. Here we also find tomrade, Janet Staake, extra private secretary to F.I.H.K. We are also privileged to meet their chief executioner, Terry Simon [we would never have thought you had it in you, Terry], We are informed they have captured one of our U-2 planes. It was shot down two days ago directly over Moscow. The pilot, Capt. Don Fanshier, kept mumbling something about taking recon. pictures of Cuba. As we ace reporters are only a few hours in flight from deepest Africa, we deccde to jaunt on down to see the Dark Continent. Once we land at Hairobi, the bustling jungle city in the heart of Kenya, we are overjoyed to see our old class- mate, Jungle Jim Fanshier. J. J. is now the most sought-after great white hunter xn Africa. After reminiscing about old times, B'wana Jim agrees to lead these hot- shot journalists through the dense rain jungles of South Africa. The trip is long and hot, but well worth it, for at the end is a gigantic pea- nut plantation owned by none other than Gary Clark and his lovely spouse, Carol Ruh. After bumming a meal off Gary and Carol, we stumble onward across the Indian Ocean to Australia--on a garbage scow. The scow is hit by a school of flying frish and sinks immediately, despite the valiant efforts of the captain, who sent smoke signals of distress by burning the lifeboats. Fear not, fair reader, this brave twosome will fight their way ashore and be rescued by their old friend whom they haven't seen in many years, Loren Dunmire. Butch” as he was called, owns two million acres of sand and...er. . . that is, two million acres of fine grazing land between Melbourne and Sidney, upon which he did raise seven sheep and a muskrat. All seven of the sheep died and the muskrat finally expired too--after it was stepped on by an eleven-foot kangaroo. At this point, we silently leave Loren, who is spending his hours mourning fos Mortimer, his mutilated muskrat. we meet the famout Eva Lee Hunt, our old friend and clanmate ulho hat gained world- wide renown {on. converting 21 iavage head-huntert at her mlttlonary. She converted them to cannlballtm. Your conquering crutadert then proceed on to Hawaii, mlnut the co-pllot, who mytterloutly dltappeared back on the cannibal Itland. It It necettary to itop for fuel at Guam on thlt trant-Paclflc trip, and were we ever turprlted to find that Garry Davit, allat Wendel and Gomer , It pretent and tole owner of, the Standard Oil Company of Southern Guam. Garry alto hat an Interettlng tide job. During the dry teuton he tellt water at 304 a pint, after he gattet It down. {That't a twitch!!) Coughing and ipltterlng our way acrott the Pacific, we wandering gypilet fin- ally crath-land In a beautiful Hawaiian lagoon rimmed by toft-twaylng palm treet. After tpendlng a quiet two dayt In the enchanted lilet, we land-lubbert begin to tearch for a way home. Without tucceti until we meet our old clanmate, Cathl Jenklnt (dlthlng out toup at the relief line) we paute for a brief vltlt. Cathl tellt ut of her butlnett, In which her hutband and eight children are partnert. After re-lntroudctlon to her hutband, Bill, the offert ut a free pattage to the ttatet on one of her Hertz-Rent-A-Boardt. So, attrlde a flnt-clan turf- board, we journallitlc jewelt depart at high tide. It It not turprltlng that we end up off the coatt of Brazil tlnce Doug It nav- igating the board. Your Pacific pearlt are pulled from the deep blue by none other than Dennlt Petri, who It crultlng In hit two million dollar yacht. Pete hatn't been heard from tlnce the tprlng of 1966, when he quietly departed from Doth with all of the clan fundi. Feeling torry for hit patt, Pete decidet that he can at leatt tee to It that thlt tired twotome get back to the Statet. So It It through Dennlt't generally that we finally come to San Francltco, on the back of a burro. Once In 'Frltco, we hitch a ride on one of the Latt of the Great Trolly Llnet of the Wett, owned and operated by the Red-Headed Rote of the Wett, Cathy Rautch. Thete troubled troubadoun itep off In San Diego and promptly look up Admiral Tereta Dlckman, who It now In command of the entire Pacific fleet-----and Dave. Swinging touth to Hollywood, we itop In to tee that great film ttar, the Idol of mllllont....... TIM SURRATT . Tim really hit It big In the movie capltol after hit romance with the Ho. One film goddett of the decade. Working our way Eatt, bllwlldered and tired, we itop over In Lot Vegat to try our luck at Ron Chambert' pool hall. Ron bought the place with hit wlnnlngt at the top pool thark In the Golden Wett. After a | ew houn of thootlng pool- -and the breeze- -we head Eatt again and land unnoticed In Chicago. During a thort itay In the Windy City, we drop In un- invited on Tom Hewman and hit beloved Beverly. The loveblrdt now have 15 adorable chlldren--all of whom ttrongly retemble their proud poppa. Being to dote to home, we naturally become loit and end up In the Athletic Center on 61th Avenue In South Phlldelphla, Penntylvanla. We itay juit long enough to tee the great Swede Buhllg break Wilt the Stilt't all-time tcorlng rec- ord. Donnie hat been ttarrlng for the Philadelphia 16'ert ever tlnce hit gradua- tion from high tchool back In' 1 973. (He ttayed In tchool voluntarily to avoid the draft.) Sitting next to the object of our affection It Linda Lyttaker, the houte moth'er of a men't college outtlde of Phllly. With Linda pointing the way, we finally come to more familiar turroundlngt and make one latt itop before returning home. We itop at the new military Inttallatlon to vltlt Connie Tubbi, who It now an Army wife with 12 kldi. (Cheaper by the dozen, Connie?) Back In good 'ole Doth at latt, thli prepotterout valr make our latt ttop-- at Molly Morthole’i home. Molly and Sparky have purchated Shady Acret and turned It Into the moit popular tourlit retort thli tide of the French Rlverla. With the long tour over at latt, we tpllt up and go our teparate wayt. Pat back to her armadillo ranch, ttlll writing and tending her Dear Patty column back to the Hew York Sun, and Doug back at S.I.U., where he tet a conference and national record for the mott contecutlve yean at a Frethman.............. 8 i THE END! AMERICA WHO'S THE GREATEST ? ? THE HAPPINESS BOYS! !!!!!! o O SOLE MIO MAYBE IF WE IGNORE IT, IT'LL GO AWAY! WHAT'LL I 00 NOW COACH? kRE YOU A BOY OR ARE YOU A GIRL?? YOU HOLD IT AND I'LL KICK IT! ! WHAT A NIGHT know'ing-ne now'mgly, LOW I' I. KNOW I,K. 1)C ice; practical rmation; as] understand; ich is gainc , broadly,', en personi ii pi. 6- Se: l'edgea-ble owledge or (non), past part, of know. Oth'ing, n. 1. An ignora A member of a secret ished 1853-56 and advc er of the foreign-born JUNIORS tan now comrno 'he knee or hoc jee beef, L ol Reba Clark Stan Schroeder Gayle Newman Ronnie Alhorn Deena Reining Roger Hester Patsy Wells Cheryl Kunzeman ) Larry Vose Judy Bradley Mary Panella Julie Smith Dorothy Hannel John Griebler Eddie Dunnaway Frank Clark Joe Caldwell Terry Little Carolyn Gobel Ginger Stinebaker Linda Hardwick President: John Griebler Vice-President: Julie Smith Secretary: Cheryl Kunzeman Treasurer: Reba Clark Sergeant at Arms: Jack Pool oVio- - septic osov ox «: sVeC xxx N e £.XC OX • a. •a®® - xcxx .Y sVXXC . J ■ w. 'y SOPHOMORES sc o i y L, fit Betty Jobe Secretary: Susan King Treasurer: Colette Bogue ftcvr � ' UBS Early in the year, special presentation ceremonies were held, during which the Junior Class presented a flag to the school; on Veterans' Day, a special flag raising ceremony was held. The guest speaker for the annual Athletic Banquet was Mr. El Tappe. Tom Newman was named Most Valuable Player for Football; Tim Surratt, Most Valuable Player for Basketball; and Brad Lanier, Honorary Captain for both Football and Basketball. D. A. R. AWARD Miss Connie Tubbs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tubbs of Meredosia, was chosen to receive this year's Good Citizen Award given by the Daughters of American Revolution. She was selected on the following basis: dependability, leadership, service, and patriotism. The faculty's choice for Girls' and Boys' State for 1965 were: Janet Staake and John Kunzeman. These students are chosen on loyalty, leadership, and scholarship. BETTY CROCKER AWARD Miss Janet Staake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Staake of Arenzville, had the honor of winning the Betty Crocker Award. Janet Achieved this honor by answering a series of questions on homemaking. She received a pin and her test paper will enter the State Finals. 'X V Ox ■v t , r v “ r O V O ° v °'cc Y CV A V v ' c,V B Vv � ,t c � V A v- .A V% yv x 5 v ovV a £ .V A. V V v vJ .« , ' S: ,Avx . aV ' t v A L t V 1 cSX , - vC A � C a-' ftp 'JjP ' xlW vv ’ AO .‘V ' .• ORGANIZATIONS VV cv- 1st row: C. Smith, D. Hannel, S. McAllister, G. Stinebaker, C. Kunzeman, J. Staake, M. Stand- C. Ruh, J. Smith, R. Clark, C. Lidgard. 2nd row: P. Tegeder, L. Lyttaker, V. Ellett, J. McDonnald, M. Lidgard, L. Bowen, C. Bogue L. Lovekamp, J. Oettle, Mrs. Joy. 3rd row: T. Dickman, B. Black, B. McDonnald, P. Newman, M. Allen, M. Koch B. Jobe L. Lidgard, S. Cooley, V, Gobel. 4th row: C. Gobel, T. Little, E. Hunt, P. Staake, S. King, B. Staake, J. Breckon, P. Wells, C. Lawson, J. Bradley, J. Windsor 1st row: Ginger S., Cheryl K. , Janet S., Mary S. , Carol R. 2nd row: Susan Me., Dorothy H. , Reba C., Julie S. F HA MOTHERS Mrs. Leonard Staake Mrs. Richard Clark 1st row: Mr. Morton, M. Browning, R. Alhorn, Chapter Sweetheart, Janet Staake;, B. J. Thiele, G. Brown 2nd row: O. Hamman, V. Mitchell, C. Koch, R. Hester, S. Schroeder, L. Dunmire 3rd row: R. Brown, T. Dunmire, C. McDaniel, D. Lawson, E. Dunnaway, D. Smith Brown, 1st row: Gary B. , Ronnie A., Bill B. 2nd row: Garold B., Dick L., Mr. Morton, James T., Mike B. 1st row: Mrs. Morton, C. Gobel, S. McAllister, J. Smith, S. Cooley, J. Windsor 2nd row: L. Lidgard, M. Standley, R. Clark, C. Lidgard, C. Smith, L. Lovekamp, T. Little, C. Kunzeman 3rd row: J. Bradley, D. Hannel, P. Wells, C. Bogue, J. Breckon, V. Ellett, V. Gobel, M. Lidgard, T. Caldwell 1st row: T. Little, J. Smith, C. Gobel, S. McAllister, R. Clark, M. Standley, S. Cooley, J. Windsor 2nd row: Mrs. Morton, M. Lidgard, C. Lidgard, J. Oettle, M. Koch, C. Smith, C. Kunzeman, L. Hardwick, J. McCartney, C. Ruh, 3rd row: C. Bogue, C. Tubbs, L. Lidgard, M. Allen, G. .Stinebaker, P. Wells, L. Lovekamp. T. Caldwell, C. Surratt 4th row: V. Gobel, J. Breckon, V. Ellett, J. Bradley, J. Staake, S. King, B. Staake, P. Staake OFFICERS Shona Cooley, Reba Clark, Mary Standley, Susan Mc- Allister, Carolyn Gobel STUDENT COUNCIL Front: Cheryl Kunzeman, Janet Staake, John Kunzeman, Larry Vose Back: Miss Schulte, Jeannie McDonnals} Bruce Dawson, Reggie Six, Cindy Smith, Mr. DeFrates NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: Judy Windsor. Janet Staake, Patsy Tegeder, Jani McCartney, Connie Tubbs 2nd row: Julie Smith, Cheryl Kunzeman, Reba Clark, Patsy Wells, Dorothy Hannel, Shona Cooley 3rd row: Mr. Riggle, John Kunzeman, Frank Clark, David Edlen, John Griebler, Ronnie Alhorn, Jay Surratt, Mr. Hadfield Jack Mike Linda Susan, Vincent Gary Mike Kirk Connie, Reba Reggie Mary Gary Corky Shona Cooley, Judy Windsor, Mary Standley 1st row: B. Staake, V. Ellett, K. Browning, C. Lemmon, M. Major, J. Pool, Mr. Brennan 2nd row: S. Cooley, S. King, P. Staake, V. Morath, S. Kunzeman, L. Lovekamp, J. Smith 3rd row: S. McAllister, M. Browning, G. Gregory, M. Myers, R. Six, G. Irvin 4rth row: M. Standley, C. Gobel, C. Jenkins, J. Windsor, C. Tubbs, R. Clark 1st row: L. Lidgard, P. Tegeder, R. Clark, S. Cooley, J. Oettle, C. Lidgard 2nd row: D. Hannel, M. Standley, P. Dugan, S. King, L. Lovekamp, L. Hardwick, C. Gobel 3rd row: L. Lyttaker, J. Bradley, C. Lawson, M. Browning, J. Windsor, C. Tubbs 5th row: F. Clark, D. Edlen, J. Kunzeman, G. Davis Pat Tegeder, Janet Staake, Jani McCartney inda Hardwick David Dawson, Gary Irvin Susan McAllister STUDY OF PROTOZOA Bruce Dawson, Kirk Browning jrraeivfs Ernie Koch Bruce Larson kmohtomwt ok TUB CHICKEN Roger Hannel A a m ■ Jay Surratt, John Griebler Susan King, Betty Staake 1st row: Mr. Henderson, J. Windsor, G. Irvin, M. McCartney, Mr. Deming 2nd row: J. Howell, H. Fuelling, M. Major, J. Pool, J. Surratt, R. Hannel, P. Tegeder, J. Smith 3rd row: S. Kunzeman, K. Browning, V. Morath, G. Gregory, L. Hardwick, B. Dawson, B. Larsor 4th row: S. Summers, K. Gerecke, M. Myers, J. Thiele, M. Browning, L. Gerecke .b (klv ipering; i ■ hurl. 2. A i play, circus, etc. — v . or characteristic clown'ish-ly, a F. enclo £r. capacity or 8yn See sat 3 1. A h a A weapo b A stic: i golf, hoc An associ supported a - o y ring rough us frames —, i Short for Ind. ____ mon object, esp club. building or room occupied by or It. Won J Any the trefoil or clover leaf. 6. jj to extend the spread of a S opsaii • CLUBBED (klubd); CLUB ®IN A gather or combin un CTlVlTlpe ° efforts or t On May 1, 1965, the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet were held. The dinner was served in the Grade School cafeteria by the Sophomore girls and cooked by the Unit 11 cooks. The dance was held in the High School Gym. Polynesian Night was chosen as the theme, with appropriate decorations in profusion. Entertainment was furnished by the Juniors. Bequests of treasured possessions and foretelling of the future were included, along with musical selections. DANCE Juniors and seniors enjoying the punch and music. Dancing was to the music of Howie Bowe and lasted until almost midnight. All is quiet before the eruption. JUNIOR PLAY Back row: Gary, Pat, Bruce, Jan, Don, Gary, Brad, Tom, Miss Schulte Front row: Connie, John, Teresa, Mary, Garold, Jani, Bev, Carol Hypnotism can be a dangerous thing, as John Kunzeman found out in the Junior Play. Instead of helping his pals, it only brought trouble, and almost cost his Dad his job. The Villian SENIOR PLAY, LOVE! STRANGER NIGHT Back row: Ernie, Doug, Dave, Mr. Riggle, John, Jan, Brad Front row: Jani, Linda, Connie, Pat, Mary Love comes in the strangest ways. Even Murder can be the pathway; but beware of so-called friends. CRAZY, MAN! Cards do cost money, you know. i om, John Jack, Vickie, Brad, Carolyn John, Jeannie Oueen Linda with her escort, Dennis, dancing to the music of Terry Brennan and his colleagues. The Queen's bouquet was presented by Bev, and Connie placed the crown HOMECOMING QUEEN LINDA AND DENNIS IN THE GRAND MARCH Bev Black, Linda Bowen, Connie Tubbs ir i A Miss Linda Bowen, escorted by Dennis Petri, was chosen by the student body as the 1965 Homecoming Queen. Miss Bev Black and Miss Connie Tubbs, escorted by Tom Newman and John Kunzeman, were runners- up. The Underclassmen attendants were: Carolyn Gobel, escorted by Brad Lanier; Jeannie McDonnald, escorted by John Griebler; Vickie Gobel, escorted by Jack Pool. Kimberly Surratt was flower girl, and Brian Staake was crown bearer. QUEEN LINDA BOWEN A small eruption took place about the middle of October, with the awakening of the minds to the possibility of a Home- coming Victory. Each class, along with school and town organizations, began preparing for the annual event. Floats, depicting victory to the tune of current songs, wound their way through the town, hoping their theme would win the prize. The Unit Cooks took 1st place with their Stew , followed by the Juniors in 2nd, and the Freshmen in 3rd. The game was not as fruitful as the parade Tom, Bev, John, Connie, Dennis, Linda and dance--the Indians lost a hard fought battle to the ISD Tigers. Left to right: Cindy Smith, Stanley Summers. Cheryl Kunzeman, Mike Major, Patsy Tegeder Bruce Larson, Angie Rausch, Donnie Buhlig, Cathi Jenkins, Dave Edlen, Diane Dickman, Tommy Kunzeman, John Kunzeman, Mary Standley, Reggie Six, Susan McAllister. 'T'his year's Sweetheart Ball was held on the night of Saturday, February 12, and lasted from 8:00 to 11:00 p. m. crowning of the queen was at 9:30 p. m. It was an enjoyable evening of dancing and socialbility. Miss Cathi Jenkins was chosen by the F. H.A. girls as the 1966 Sweet- heart Ball Queen. She was crowned by last year's queen. Miss Diane Dickman. Queen, Miss Cathi Jenkins, being crowned by Miss Diane Dickman. SWEETHEART irain Queen Cathi and Diane Queen Cathi and David Angie and Tommy CHEERLEADERS - -£ - . Jf •• - • � ; . r.V'' ' V � -y ; -- .v '• � «■ ‘ • i..v, • v ■ V..VT'-. • ; • '' i . ' 9 .V • 1 £, udy Windsor Susan McAllister Carolyn Gobel Shona Cooley Julie Smith - V S $'Mir y.vv s K;; .V 5$ 'rY£ !: -$3 : «; . ! - v-v •. ?:.' . ■ '■.-.. . o•• r . «r-y'Vur. y j ?« ' Cijv V,'-' .w ,• ' MWf ■ ■ I rnH I ' ts. !•' 'I ,'i.V In September, five cheerleaders were chosen by the student body. These cheerleaders worked during both the football and basketball seasons, cheerleading the teams on to victory. Maye Beth Hadfield Mascot £y'-7' -•is -:'.V •■ ' A' Ay'.' ,tL %-A , - A; ■ xiv v J. ,'A .'-VtKf .i i •- ■ n? r ig fcS':- ' £? v' Carolyn Susan Judy Julie Shona S3I131H1V JACKSON PETE KOTCH BROADER GRIER FANSY STAN First row: Gary Staake, Corky Lemmon, Jack Howell, Bruce Dawson, Gary Ham, John Caldwell. Second row: Gary Gregory, Larry Vose, Terry Simon, Ernie Gregory, Gary Irvin, Reggie Six, Bruce Larson. Third row: Stan Summers, Jack Pool, Tom Newman, Brad Lanier, John Greibler, Dennis Petri, Jay Surratt. Fourth row: Mike Browning (Mgr.), Frank Clark, Tim Surratt, Ernie Koch, John Kunzeman, Jim Fanshier, Roger Hannel (Mgr.). The 1965 Football season proved to be an improvement over 1964, with the team winning 2, losing 5, and tying 1. Front row: Stan Summers, Gary Ham, Jack Pool, Jay Surratt, Brad Lanier, Dennis Petri. Back row: Tom Newman, Frank Clark, Tim Surratt, Ernie Koch, John Griebler, Jim Fanshier, John Kunzeman. Front row: Gary Gregory, Gary Staake, Corkv Lemmon, Jack Howell, Bruce Dawson, Gary Ham, John Caldwell. Back row: Stan Summers, Larry Vose, Terry Simon, Ernie Gregory, Gary Irvin, Reggie Six, Bruce Larson. BASKETBALL|sQUAD 1st row: Jim Y., Mgr., Frank F., Larry V., Brad L. , Jay S., Eddie D. 2nd row: Gary H., John K. , Don B., Tim S., John G., StanS. Team 1st row: Bruce D. , Harvey F., Gary I. , Roger H., Steve K., Bookie H. 2nd row: Jack P., Larry V. , Stan S., Reggie S., Gary S., Gary H., Dick L. OUR GIFTED GROUP WHO WAS BEST MAN? ? ? Mouth??? MARTINI' WOULD YOU BELIEVE THIS HIGH? ? TWO AND TWO IS, UHHH? Haiti Had a Little Lamb WOULD YOU BELIEVE ? SIR, MAY I DO FIFTY PUSH-UPS??? I m GUILTY! CONGRATULAT IONS FROM RUSSELL COLLISSON COMPLIMENTS OF LIPCAMAN LUMBER YARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BLUFFS, ILLINOIS PERRY, ILLINOIS PHONE 2911 BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE PERRY BOWLING LANES FROM PERRY, ILLINOIS AMF SPARE MAKER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE S P O WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE PIRRSFIELD, ILLINOIS PIKE COUNTY DEMOCRAT TIMES PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS ALDRICK DRUGS PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS CARDINAL INN PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS LECK'S POPCORN SHOP GRIGGSVILLE, ILLINOIS DR. WESTER MT. STERLING, ILLINOIS IRETA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE VERSAILLES, ILLINOIS FOX ILLINOIS JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS WILLIAM R. 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STERLING, ILLINOIS HURST GARAGE STANDARD PRODUCTS AND GENERAL REPAIR VERSAILLES, ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF L L DINER 3$lack Company branches CHAMPAIGN. ILL DANVILLE. ILL. DECATUR. ILL. QUINCY. ILL. ROCKFORD. ILL SPRINGFIELD. ILL. EIGHTH A MONROE SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS R. M. BLACK. MIS. ft Trias. J. D. HARRISON. VICK RRIS ft SEC. L. D. RYAN. VIC PftES. HARDWARE • PAINTS INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES - SPORTING GOODS CONGRATULATIONS FROM BEN FRANKLIN STORE MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS PITTSFIELD. ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF BRIDGE TAVERN MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS w % % BARKER BROS. MT. STERLING. ILLINOIS • PHONE 5191 MASSEY FERGUSON SALES SERVICE TTffilffl: IILMNfOIL rai-STr. ffi Only daily COMPLIMENTS OF f THE HORNET HUT publi shed in Brown-Schuyler county area SUNDAES-COLD DRINKS Telephone 3 2 3 -1010 SHAKES-SANDWICHES DICK AND BETTY BARKER BEARDSTOWN, ILLINOIS MT. 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