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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1971 volume:

1 Superintendent MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1971: Congratulations are certainly in order to each of you for your attainment of the high school diploma. It is my sincere desire that your accomplishments thus far will serve as a firm foundation as you enter into a new stage of life. The demands on one have become quite complex and the need for better preparation is only too evident. I trust that the oppor- tunities afforded you at M. C. H. S. will be more than sufficient to make life a most rewarding experience, regardless of the choices you must make in the very near future. Best wishes to each of you, and may your memories of M. C. H. S. always be most pleasant. MR. RICHARD M. HADFIELD Mrs. Linda Lovelady 2 Seated: Wayne Hammitt, Roscoe Hardwick, Maurice Kunzeman, Wayne Pool, Lew Cummings Standing: Richard M. Hadfield, Daryle Tegeder, Ted Dickman, Marc Dahman, Atty., Alvin H. Unland, Sec. Mrs. Shirley Nevels Board of Education Secretaries WE. THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-ONE. DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK, THE CHIEF. TO OUR SPONSORS. MISS MARY .ANN SCHULTE AND MR. JAMES HENDERSON. WHO HAVE SO FAITHFULLY AND PATIENTLY GLIDED US THROUGH FOUR SHORT YEARS iOF OUR LIVES. WE HOPE THAT THROUGH YOUR FINE EXAMPLES, MANY IMPORTANT VIRTUES HAVE BEEN GAINED BY US. IN ALL HONOR AND RESPECT. WE THANK YOU ! 3 YEARBOOK STAFF: EDITORS: Norma Nunn Dan Little Typists: Connie Allen, Marlene Burrus, Kay McDaniel Bus. Managers: Dave Hughes, Brian Surratt, Mike Wells Head Layout Eds. : Debra Bradley, Ken Vanllyning Staff: Russ Smith, Andy Scott, Pat Hughes, Dave Hilton, Ron Oettle, Vicki Clark, Judy Dunmire, Kris Metz, Charlotte Tegeder RONALD OETTLE PUCKA, PUCKA Pet Peeve: People bothering me about unimportant things By-Line: That’s not right ! ! ! ! Flag Guard, 1,2, 3, 4. Officer, 3,4. Junior-Senior Play, 3,4. All-School Play, 3,4. Yearbook Staff, 4. Pet Peeve: Pink Panther By-Line: C'Mon, Boys Football, 1,2,3,4. Track, Basketball, 1. Junior-Senior Play, 4. Homecoming Escort, 4. Yearbook Staff, 4. JUDY DUNMIRE J. D. Pet Peeve: School By-Line: No Kidd'n Chorus, 2,3,4. Cheerleader, 3. GAA, 1,2. FHA, 1,2,3,4. Junior-Senior Play, 3. All-School Play, 1,2. Yearbook Staff, 4. PAT HUGHES PA SOU A LI Pet Peeve: School and some teachers, etc By-Line: My name's Edith Ann--Blah-- and that's the truth Chorus, 2,3,4. GAA, 1,2,3,4. FHA, 1,2,3.4. Cheerleader. 2,3. Sweetheart Ball Attendant, 2. Junior Senior Play, 3. All-School Play. 1.2. Homecoming Attendant, 1,4. Student Council Alternate, 1. Yearbook Staff, 4. DAVID HUGHES NERDBERFEL Pet Peeve: Third and long Yardage By- Line: I said, ja, and he said---- ja! Basketball, 2,4. Football, 2,3,4. Track, 2. Junior-Senior Play, 3.4. All-School Play, 2.3.4. Student Council, 3,4. Yearbook Bus. Manager, 4. BILL GERECKE BILLY Pet Peeve: Things that don't work right. By-Line: What is this ! Flag Guard. 1. 2. 3. 4. Band. 1.2.. Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Football, 3. Track, 2. Junior-Senior Play, 3,4. All-School Play, 2,3,4. Homecoming Escort. 3. KAY MCDANIEL MAC Pet Peeve: People who whisper in front of other people. By-Line: Hi, Babycakes! Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4. FHA, 1.2. 3, 4. Junior-Senior Play, 3,4. All-School Play, 1,2. Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4. GAA, 1,2.3,4; Officer. 4. Yearbook Typist, 4. Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidate, 4. MARLENE BURRUS MAR Pet Peeve: School By-Line: Oh! Goodness! Chorus, 2.3,4. Librarian. 3. F. H.A., 1,2, 3,4. Officer, 3. Junior-Senior Play, 3,4. Student Council, 4. G.A.A., 2, Yearbook Typist, 4. BRIAN SURRATT BRAINY” Basketball. 1.2. 3.4. Track. 2.3,4. Football, 3,4. Class Officer, 4. National Honor Society, 3,4. Librarian, 4. Homecoming Escort, 4 Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer, 2, 3, 4 Junior-Senior Play, 4. All-School Play, 4. Yearbook Business Manager, 4. CONNIE ALLEN CON Pet Peeve: People who say, Connie, you just don't think! By-Line: Oh, Mr. Bentley. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer, 4; Dixieland, 2; Stage, 4; Camp, 3. Chorus, 3,4. FHA, 1.2,3,4; Officer. 3,4. Sweetheart Ball Attendant, 1. Librarian. 2. Junior-Senior Play, 3,4. All-School Play, 3. Student Council, 2, 3, 4; Officer, 4. Cheerleader, 1,2, 3, 4. Homecoming Attendant, 2, 3; Queen, 4. Yearbook Typist, 4. LONNIE DUGAN FATS Pet Peeve: Ford Lovers By-Line: How about that! Football, 1. Track, 2. Class Officer. 1. KEN VANHYNING Dirty Old Man Pet Peeve: Certain certified teachers By-Line: I don't care! Band, 1,2,3,4; Officer. 4. Chorus, 3.4. Librarian. 4. Junior-Senior Play, 4. Yearbook, Head Layout. 4. DEBRA BRADLEY BRAD Pet Peeve: Split ends By-Line: That breaks my heart FHA, 1,2, 3.4; Officer, 2,3; FHA Camp, 3. Chorus, 3,4. GAA, 1,2. Cheerleader, 2,3,4. National Honor Society, 3,4. Junior-Senior Play, 4. All-School Play, 1. Student Council, 1,2. Yearbook, Head Layout, 4. Sweetheart Ball Oueen Candidate, 4. NORMA NUNN NORM it Pet Peeve: Cortisone shots By-Line- I’m impressed! FHA, 1.2. 3� 4; Officer, 2,3.4; Camp, 3. GAA, 1,2. Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. Sweetheart Ball Attendant, 3. National Honor Society, 3, 4. Junior-Senior Play, 3,4. All-School Play, 1,2. Cheerleader, 4. Science Club, 1. Class Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4. Yearbook Editor, 4. Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidate, 4. MIKE WELLS POOD Pet Peeve: Twelve-minute run By-Line: No Shot Basketball, 1,2, 3. 4. Baseball, 1. Football, 1,2, 3,4. Track, 2,3.4. National Honor Society, 3, 4. Librarian, 3. Class Officer, 1, 2, 3,4. Science Club, 1,2. 3, 4. Junior-Senior Play, 4. All-School Play, 4. Homecoming Escort, 4. Yearbook Business Manager, 4. A VICKI CLARK V. C. Pet Peeve: Long skirts By-Line: They can't prove it! FHA, 1,2,3.4. Class Officer. 3. Chorus, 3,4. Student Council, 3. Junior-Senior Play, 3,4. All- School Play, 2, 3. Homecoming Attendant, 4. Yearbook Staff, 4. DAN LITTLE DAN Football 1.2. 3,4. Track 1. 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1.2. 3, 4. Baseball 1, Junior-Senior Play 3.4. All-School Play 2, 3.4. Yearbook Editor 4. National Honor Society 2,3,4. German Club 3, Science Club 4, Homecomeing Escort 2, 4, Sweetheartball Escort 1, 3. Chorus 4. Stage Band 4, Art Camp 3, Boys State 3, Student Council 4, Class Officer 2. 3. 4, RAY BARTH BART Football 1.2,3, Basketball 1, MIKE DOUGHERTY Basketball, 4. Baseball, 1. Track. 2. Football, 1. Junior-Senior Play, 3,4. All-School Play. 2. JIM CROW RUSSELL SMITH RUSS” Pet Peeve: Cars that burn oil. By-Line: Is that a fact? Chorus, 2,3,4. German Club, 2. Basketball, 2. Football, 2,3,4. Track, 2,3,4. Junior-Senior Play, 3,4. All-School Play. 3.4. Yearbook Staff, 4. DAVID HILTON DAVE Pet Peeve: Junkie Chevies By-Line: Natural, Baby, Natural Football. 1,2, 3,4. Track 2,3,4. Junior-Senior Play, 2,4. All School Play, 2. Yearbook Staff, 4. Tiptoeing through the tulips Seniors Rule 15 Class Will We, the class of 1971, being of slow mind and able bodies will the following: To the class of 1975--our sponsors. To the class of 1974--a life-time supply of Bazooka Bubble gum. To the class of 1973--our maturity. To the class of 1972--our talent and good looks. We, the senior girls, will our table in the lunch room to next year's seniors. We, the senior boys, will our ability to beat Bluffs at anything and everything to the Junior Boys. We, the Building Trades boys, will our ability and knowledge of building houses to Mr. James. AND NOW .... OUR INDIVIDUAL W'lLLS FOR ALL THE WORLD TO SEE I. Andy Scott, will my ability as a hunter to The Great White Hunter. Steve Boyd. I, Dave Hughes, will my football equipment to Melanie Smith and Ramona Surratt. I, Ronnie Oettle (alias Pucka, Pucka), will my ability to get by at B. T. without getting into trouble to the Sophomores. 1, Russell Smith, will my ability to center the football to Roland Ransom. He needs it. I, Dave Hilton, will the ability to have better luck with cars than 1 did to any- body who needs it, especially John Gregory. He’ll need it with his junker. I, Mike Dougherty, will my ability to get along with Mr. James in B. T. class to Bruce Ix)ewy and John Gregory. 1, Bill Gerecke, will my long hair to Steve Dawson, who gets his cut all the time. I. Lonnie Dugan, will my ability to stay on the road and out of fields to Gary Gobel. I, Mike Wells, will my confidence in Ford products to Steve Dawson and his HOT Rambler. I, Marlene Burrus, will the ability to collapse cots to Karen Winkelman, and to Betty Potter I will my continuous good spirits. I, Vicki Clark, will my place in Battleship Grey, to any Bubblegum chewer who feels she deserves it. I, Debra Bradley, will to any member of the IBTC, half of everything I own. I, Norma Nunn, will a brand new cheerleading outfit, a pillow, and a seat at the sidelines to any unlucky next year's varsity cheerleader. I. Ken VanHyning, will my presidency of the Dirty Old Man's Club to Steve Dawson. . . Carry on the good work! I. Connie Allen, will my soft, gentle cheering voice to Karen Winkelman. Hope your throat survives. I, Kay McDaniel, will to Betty Agans, the town of Bluffs and all possessions therein but one I, Judy Dunmire, will to Donna Dennis my height--and to my brother, my ability to stay in school. I, Pat Hughes, will to Jackie Hughes, my optimistic attitude toward school. 15 Class Prophecy secrets weViH share. “ W Ve tUre the ClaSS °f ’71- Come with «■ V°« care, and their team00 16 AUen' Pr°Ud m°ther °f SiXteen' raised a cheerleading squad and her own football Burns' d°1UrS d°6S °eb Bradle ea™ = • • in the soap opera. As the Kidney Billy Gerecke. in order to support his wife, chose to be a barber for the rest of his life. Mike Dougherty. Dosh's former tire squealer, has now become the World's Faith Healer. Ray Barth, his physique excels, lifts the heaviest of barbells. icki Clark is her name; a hippie in Greenwich Village she became. Lonnie Dugan has learned to pay his dues, after ranking among men like Howard Hughes. cSrrl!eBrown'saAirstrrhsaU PlayCr’ W°UW g° Had decid between Alfred E. Newman anc Pa. Hughes and her red Nova, are still striving to be Winnerof the Powder Puff Racing Derby. David Hughes. Dosh's tackle, is still getting around, for the Minnesota Vikings team he is bound. David Hilton, a Harvard man is he. graduated first out of a class of three. Kay McDaniel, a classmate so keen, accepted the Hardin promotion to Dean. Ken VanHyning. an international playboy is he Ala I „111 u P yooy ls ne. Alas! will he ever return to what he used to be ? Norma Nunn whose capacities exceeded, has today's pencil sales completed. Andy Scott still gives advice, but now he asks an outrageous price. George Howell has good intentions. His muffler burns he never mentions.. An avid sports fan is Jim Crow. He chauffers Don Irving wherever he goes. Mike Wells, a car designer so often bored, would make more money if he wasn't working for Ford Ron Oettle, a quiet student he was; reporting for the Chicago Tribune now is what he does. Russell Smith has gained his fame; a well-known critic he became. Judy Dunmire as proud as can be. A prominent restaurant owner now is she. Marlene Burrus, true was her ambition to establish Women's Liberation Brain Surratt who collects the rare, still has his 1960 Corvair. OUTSTANDING TEENAGER OF AMERICA DAN LITTLE was chosen as Outstanding Teenager of America for the second year. Who's Who OUTSTANDING HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW CONNIE ALLEN was chosen to receive this year's D. A. R. award on the basis of patriotism, dependability, leader- ship, service, and citizenship. She also received the Outstanding Teenager of America award. Connie was also chosen to attend Girls' State, but could not participate because of a conflict. VICKI CLARK was awarded the Out- standing Homemaker of Tomorrow based on an examination given to each Senior girl. She won the award by scoring highest on the exam. JIM GRIEBLER was chosen as Outstanding Teenager of America MARLENE BURRUS was chosen alter- nate to Girls' State, and attended in Connie's absence. OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS OF AMERICA DON WOHLERS was chosen as Outstanding Teenager of America Senior Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President: V-President: Secreta ry: Treasurer: Dan Little Brian Surratt Norma Nunn Mike Wells 19 RICHARD .JAMES Building Trades Sophomore Class Advisor TERRY WILSON History. Am Problems, Drivers' Ed Boys’ PE Head Football , Basketball, Track Coach CLETA .JEFFERSON Spanish, English Play Director Freshman Class Advisor MARY ANGER MEIER Girls' PE GAA and Cheerleader Advisor Freshman Class Advisor PRYOR BENTLEY .Junior Senior High Band Chorus 21 MARY ANN SCHULTE Commercial Senior Advisor Yearbook Advisor 22 NANCY LOVEKAMP Librarian SHIRLEY POOL Assistant Librarian CLARENCE HANNEL English, Speech Comp., Play Director Assistant Basketball Coach Student Council Advisor Guidance Counselling JAMES HENDERSON Math Science Club Senior Advisor JANET WAITKUS Biology FRED MORTON Agriculture FFA Advisor 23 Custodians Walter Osterman Violet and Edgar Ham Cooks Irene Downey, Roxie Hughes, Wilma Brim, Helen Klopfer, Kdvthe Dawson Not present: Helen Oettle 26 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: - Pres. : Sec. : Treas.: Don Wohlers Jim Griebler Sheryl Lovelace John Edwards 28 Brad Hurst Handy Lovekamp Royce Hammitt Sheryl Lovelace Dphhi Sally Bradley John Edwards Susan Large Betty Agans Don Wohlers Bruce Loewy Charles Beauchamp Bob Spoon Steve Dawson Doug Battefeld Terry Floyd 29 Kristen Metz Beth Gilleland Stephanie Shinnebarger Ronnie Kelly Tina Hinne rs Janie Standley Christine Ham 30 Cheryl Downey Dennis Klopfer Bonita Errett Gala Pool James Battefeld Sue Fricke Rodger Chute Charlotte Tegeder John Staake Nancy Dennis Eddy Dun mi re Rick Newman Julie Miller John VanHyning Kari Chrisman Warren Burrus Carol Downey Jack Gregory 31 SOPHOMORE CLASS President: V-President Secretary: T reasurer OFFIC1ERS: Rodger Chute Kari Chrisman Charlotte Tegeder Julie Miller FRESHMAN CLASS President: V-President: Sec-Treas; OFFICIERS Stephanie Staake David Staake Mary Breckon 34 Rusty Lerch Tonya Allen Brenda Brown Danny Lyttaker Beth Browning Jackie Hughes Mark Kleinlein Tim Crow Donna Carmean John Gerecke Steve Browning Carolyn Tegeder Ronnie Ruyle Debbie Ruyle Vicki Newman David Staake Stephanie Staake Sarah Battefeld LeAnn Robacker Bruce VanHyning Laura Thiele Connie Battefeld Eddie Shinnebarger Karen Klopfer Deana Dougherty John Miller Mary Breckon Donna Dennis Gay Barth Brenda Loewy Karen Kelley Tena Lacy 35 36 Athletic Banquet Ron Summers, who received several awards for his outstanding Freshman year at Illinois College, was voted most Valuable Player last year for his football efforts at MCHS. He also received little all-state Honorable Mention and was given the Jack Howell Memorial Award. Coach Darrell McDannold Speaker, Wayne Pucket, Pittsfield Coach Terry Wilson Dave Hughes, Most Improved Ron Summers, Most Valuable Ken Scott, Best Tackier Allen Chrisman, Best Blocker Dan Little received The Most Valuable Player Award and also was Top Rebounder, All-Conference, 10th in the area in scoring, plus honorable mention little all-state. Ron Brown was voted most improved player. Mike Wells received an award for the best free throw percentage. 37 38 The 1970 Junior-Senior Prom was held April 24, 1970, at the Dunlap Motor Inn in Jacksonville, Illinois. The theme was Three Coins in a Fountain which was carried out with appropriate decorations, including a work- ing fountain with water lillies. Table decorations included water lily candle holders and sea shells containing coins for wishing at the fountain. Blesse and Louis Ltd. was the band in charge of enter- tainment. The dinner was served buffet style and was en- joyed by all. 39 All School Play CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN A father knowing of his impending death tries to prepare his children to face the future on their own. Varsity Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: D. Little, M. Wells, B. Surratt,. D. Hilton, A. Scott, D. Hughes, R. Smith, T. Browning J. Edwards, J. Griebler, S. Little, K. Barth, L. Hardwick, B. Loewy, P. Hinners, D. Wohlers, E. Shinnebarger, Coach Wilson Coach McDannold, R. Chute, E. Dunmire, J. Staake, S. Browning, D. Klopfer, c. Beauchamp, R. Umphryes R. Newman, J. Miller, T. Parker, R. Ransom, T. Floyd Janet Kay Norma Coach Con Diane Captains Larry Dave Junior Varsity Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: E. Dunmire, S. Little, J. Edwards, P. Hinners, D. Wohlers, T. Browning, C. Beauchamp, R. Umphryes T. Parker, R. Chute, J. Staake, J. Miller, D. Klopfer S. Browning, R. Ransom, Coach McDannold E. Shinnebarger, R. Newman, D. Stephenson, D. Beauchamp, T. Crow, B. VanHyning, D. Kleinlein, T. Floyd 43 Football Cheerleaders Varsity JANET DEB KAY CONNIE NORMA DIANE BATTEFELD KAY MCDANIEL CONNIE ALLEN JANET GERECKE NORMA NUNN DEBRA BRADLEY 44 Junior Varsity NANCY DENNIS LEE ANN MC ALLISTER CHARLOTTE TEGEDER STEPHANIE STAAKE CHRISTINE HAM SOPHOMORE FLOAT First Place EXPECTING T'WIN(S) SENIORS Honorable Mention MAKE 'EM BEG Homecoming LUTHER LEAGUE 2nd Place Float We've Got Them On The Run TOPS THINDERELLA CLUB Third Place MAGIC TOUCH OF VICTORY Other floats were entered by the Juniors, PTA, Jr. Women's Club, Cooks, Freshmen, Music Boosters, and FFA. 45 Queen Connie being crowned Senior Candidate, Pat Hughes Escort, Senior. Brian Surratt 1970 Sfe Senior Candidate, Vicki Clark Escort, Junior, Jim Griebler Queen, Connie Allen Escort, Senior, Dan Little 1969 Queen, Kathy Allen Escort, 1969 Grad, Allen Chrisman Junior-Senior Play Mother was a Freshman, was presented November 21, by the Junior- Senior Classes. Abigail Fortitude, played by Deb Bradley, accompanied her daughter, Susan, played by Sally Bradley, to Pointer College where she was to study zoology. With a scholarship requirement. Abbey studied under Professor Michaels, played by Dan Little. Bobo Jacksm, the cam- pus big shot, played by Russ Smith, was an avid admirer of Susan. 1st row: S. Dawson. J. Miller. D. Beauchamp. B. YanHyning, M. Kleinlein, J. Gregory 2nd row: S. Browning, R. Lovekamp, D. Staake, R. Staake, T. Crow, D. Klopfer, P. Hinners. D. Wohlers. Coach Ilannel Scores Brussels 66-47 (handle rville 68-47 Payson 73-50 Balyki 47-43 Northwestern 68-69 Liberty 60-75 Augusta 82-67 Pi Hill 56-64 ISD 42-47 Virginia 66-63 E. Pike 45-51 T riopia 41-33 Barry 53-48 Routt 56-65 Bluffs 37-50 Plymouth 34-52 Griggs ville 52-55 Perry 35-53 Plymouth Tournament: Industry 60-59 Liberty 62-65 Plymouth 57-47 PMSC Tournament (3rd Place) Routt 59-66 Triopia 28-26 Bluffs 41-54 District Tournament: Perry 46-64 Griggsville 55-46 Denotes games won! 1st row: E. Shinnebarger, Mgr., T. Browning, J. Edwards, M. Wells, S. Little, B. Surratt, R. Smith, Mgr. 2nd row: Coach Wilson, R. Staake, D. Little, B. Loewy, R. Brown, L. Hardwick, M. Dougherty, D. Hughes The 1971 SWEETHEART BALL was held on February 6 with The Grendal furnishing the music. 54 Queen Jackie Hughes, Mike Wells, Diane Battefeld. Steve Dawson. Debra Bradley, John Staake, Karen Simon, Queen Norma, Ron Brown, Danny Morrell, Vicky Irvin), LeRoy Rausch, Kay McDaniel, John Edwards, Nancy Dennis, Bob Spoon Sweetheart Ball Chosen as this year's Sweetheart was Norma Nunn. Receiving Honorary membership pins were: Mr. Roscoe Hardwick, Mr. Howard Spoon, and Mr. James Henderson. Snapshots taken at last year's Parent-Son Dinner where Allen Chrisman presented his speech which he had given at contest. Allen also received the DeKalb award and the scholarship award. Roger Chute received the Star Greenhand award, and Roger Staake also received a scholarship award. F.F.A. This Fall the F. F. A. made a tour of the plant at Moorman Manufacturing Company in CXiincy, and while there posed for this shot in front of the cafe- teria where they enjoyed a delicious meal as guests of Moorman's. 1st row: J. Edwards. D. Wohlers, E. Dunmire, R. Chute, J. Gregory 2nd row: P. Hinners, B. Spoon, R. Brown, R. Staake, D. Staake, Mr. Morton, Advisor 57 Band 1st row: C. Tegeder, K. Metz, J. Miller . Don Wohlers 2nd row: K. Winkelman, K. Chrisman, D. Battefeld, S. Lovelace, T. Hinners, C. Tegeder, M. Kleinlein, S. Shinnebarger, T. Crow 3rd row: S. Fricke, C. Ham, D. Stephenson, Mr. Prvor Bentley Piano: B. Browning Seated: K. Winkelman, R. Hammitt, S. Staake, C. Allen, T. Crow, R. Staake. J. Gerecke Standing: Mr. Bentley, S. Dawson. C. Tegeder BAND COUNCIL: K. YanHyning, K. Winkelman. C. Metz, Sec-Treas. C. Allen, Pres, B. Browning, K. Chrisman, R. Staake, -Pres. 58 1st row: I). Staake, M. Smith, M. Breckon, J. Miller, J. Gerecke, 2nd row: C. Allen, B. Browning, R. Chute, K. VanHyning, J. Gerecke, I). Staake, S. Staake, .J. Standley, B. Hurst 3rd row : R. Hammitt, S. Dawson, G. Pool----D. Beauchamp, C . Kunzeman, J. VanHyning, R. Staake STAGE BAND: 1st row: D. Staake, S. Staake, J. Standley, B. Hurst 2nd row: C. Allen B. Browrning, T. Crow, R. Staake, J, Gerecke, .J. VanHyning, Standing: Mr. Bentley, D. Little, S. Dawson 1 st row: K. Metz, C. Allen, G. Pool, T. Lacy, B. Brown, K. Winkelman. Mr. B. D. Little, S. Dawson, T. Browning, R. Smith, B. Loewy, C. Lovelace, C. Smith, D. Battefeld, N. Brant, D. Denise 2nd row: M. Breckon, C. Tegeder, B. Browning, V. Clark, J. Dunmire� M. Burrus, C. Ham, J. Standley, N. Denise. C. Tegeder, K. McDaniel, D. Bradley 3 rd row: B. Errett, B. Agans, L. Robacker, N. Nunn, P. Hughes not pictured: K. Van Hyning, N. Yana way, S. Little, R. Hammitt Christine Ham Janie Standley Sue Fricke Diane Battefeld Mr. Morton, E. Dunmire, B. Spoon, R. Brown, Pres., D. Staake, D. Wohlers, J. Edwards, R. Chute, P. Hinners. 61 'FHA WEEK 1st row: S. Bradley. B. Davidson. C. Ham. J. Standley, Dennis, C. Smith, S. Large 2nd row: J. Hughes, L. McAllister. D. Ruyle. K. Klopfer. D. Carmean. B. Browning, B. Brown, M. Breckon. G. Barth. S. Staake. D. Dennis. C. Tegeder, V. Newman, L. Thiele, G. Pool, .J. Gerecke 62 1st row: Miss Morrow, I). Battefeld, C. Kunzeman, N. Nunn, D. Bradley, C. Allen, C. Ix velace, C. Tegedcr, K. Metz 2nd row: B. Agans, C. Downey, K. McDaniel, P. Hughes, J. Dunmire, V. Clark. B. Gilleland, B. Errett, M. Burrus, T. Allen, M. Smith, C. Downey, D. Dougherty, R. Surratt, B. Dunnaway, N. Brant, P. Oettle OFFICERS: FHA MOTHERS: Mrs Julia Nunn Mrs. Ellaree Bradley Pres: 1st V-P: 2nd V-P: Sec. : Treas. : Rec. : Norma Nunn Debra Bradley Sheryl Lovelace Charlotte Tegeder Kristen Metz Connie Allen Pub. Rel: Diane Battefeld V-P Degrees: Cathy Kunzeman Projects: Janet Gerecke 63 Mike Wells, Don Staake, Dan Little, Sheryl Lovelace, Larry Hardwick, Jim Griebler, Brian Surratt Karen Winkleman. Cathy Kunzeman. Deb Bradley. Norma Nunn. Janet Gerecke Hannel Sponsor Student ) Council CJsunzeman, R. Hammitt. M. Burrus. I). Hughes. S. Browning. D. Carmean.Mr. N. Dennis, Don Wohlers, D. Little, C. Allen, J. Gregory Sponsor Mrs. Lael not pictured. 64 S. Hall, S. Dawson, J. Miller, J. Staake, W. Gerecke, J. Gregory, J. Griebler, M. Kleinlein, D. Beauchamp, T. Parker, R. Lerch, R. Chute, D. Klopfer, B. YanHyning, Mr. Henderson. V On Tuesday, November 10, the Meredosia- Chambersburg students again observed Vet- erans’ Day with a special program. The colors were presented by the Flag Guard led by Captain Ron Oettle, who intro- duced Bill Gerecke to lead all in the pledge to the flag. Mr. Hibbett gave the invocation which was followed by a presentation of a brief history of the naming of Veterans' Day by Dave Beau- champ. The theme of patriotism was contin- ued by John Miller who gave a presentation of what Veterans' Day is and who Veterans are. Two selections were presented by the chorus including, This is My Country, and Aquarius. After the introduction of the faculty veter- ans, Steve Dawson called for all to respect the flag because . . . other flags mean a glorious past, this flag a glorious future . . . To conclude the program, Mrs. Herbert dinners, escorted by her husband, a veteran himself, and her son Phil, laid the wreath at the foot of the flag. Accompanying the laying of the wreath, was the playing of Taps by Beth Browning and TimCrow. Following a period of quiet respect and reverence, Jim Griebler gave the closing prayer, Father in Heaven, We Thank Thee. SCIKNCE FAIR The 1970 Science Fair was held in March, and the following students received First Select awards. Don Staakc and Steve Hall received a 2nd at the State Science Fair, and Dick Wohlers received a 2nd at the State Paper Session. Diane Battefeld and Sally Bradley Carol Downey and Belinda Dunnaway Royce Hammitt and Brad Hurst Rick Umphryes 1st row: R. Umphryes, S R. Hammitt 2nd row: Mr. Hibbett, D. B. Hurst, C. Beauchamp, Dawson, .1. Gerecke, B. Battefeld, D. Dougherty, Mr. Henderson Surratt, D. Wohlers, M. Wells, J. Edwards, OFFICERS: Pres. Brian Surratt V-P Don Wohlers Sec-Treas. Janet Gerecke -Program Chairmen: 3rd row: S. Bradley, L. Hardwick, D. Little, J. Griebler, S. Hall, B. Gerecke, Rich Umphryes D. Beauchamp Royce Hammitt BUILDING TRADES 1st row B. Errett, B. Gilleland. P. Oettle. B. Davidson, M. Burrus. C. Allen. K. McDaniel, J. Standley. N. Dennis. C. Tegeder. K. Metz, 2nd row: D. Ruyle, V. Newman. D. Dennis, G. Barth, T. Allen, S. Fricke, R. Surratt, M. Smith. L. McAllister, J. Hughes, C. Ham. C. Downey 3rd row: C. Tegeder. M. Breckon. S. Staake, K. Winkelman, S. large, C. Kunzeman, D. Battefeld, S. Bradley. J. Gerecke. S. Lovelace. G. Pool, J. Miller 4th row: T. Lacy. B. Browning, B. Dunnaway, N. Brant. V. Clark. P. Hughes. T. Hinners. D. Dougherty, C. Downey, B. Agans, K. Chrisman. 69 8TH GRADE 1st row: M. Ransom, S. Dickman, R. Wiley, J. Large, B. Dickman, C. Smith, T. Newman, M. Hurst, C. Campbell, T. Lidgard, J. Varner, S. Winkelman, J. Smith, C. Kleinlein, D. Heitbrink 2nd row: Mr. McGinnis, D. Ellett, D. Gregory, C. Pool, M. Stephen- son, B. Smith, D. Wells, T. Scott, S. Boyd, G. Baker, D. Perry, A. Fox, J. Gordley, M. Lear, C. Large, D. Hall, Miss Carnes. 3rd row: W. Lemmons, M. Lerch, S. Hunter, R. McDonnald, M. Cole, J. Alhorn, M. Seymour, B. Lawson, R. Wohlers, K. Dugan, R. Staake, B. Hanse, D. Surratt, C. Hammitt, A. Beauchamp, D. Allen MR. FARRELL McGINNIS JR. HIGH PRINCIPAL Ass’t. High School Principal 7TH GRADE 1st row: B. Loewy, T. Duvendack, K. Kleinlein, D. Janes, E. LaCroix, R. Arnold, M. Sharon, D. Roate, C. Femmer, C. Oettle, V. Dickman, S. Dunmire, 2nd row: Mrs. Blake, B. Kelly, T. Ruyle, T. Scott, J. Surratt, J. Miller, J. Kunzeman, D. Tegeder, J. Errett, G. Klopfer, R. Chute, V. Irvin, K. Surratt, D. VanHyning, Miss Waitkus 3rd row: T. Bogue, B. Gerecke, M. McDannold, J. Brown, B. Hamman, D. Gerecke, L. Browning, M. Hadfield, W. Lemmons, N. Rausch, T. Flynn, S. Spoon 1st row: J. Brim, G. Large, J. Scott, D. Dougherty, S. Smith, R. Newman, K. McAllister, D. Hilton, O. Newman, N. Fricke, J. Brown, C. Jobe, M. Smith, C. Smith, P. Lemmons 2nd row: J. Lawson, K. McAllister, R. Kleinlein, G. Pool, R. Winner, T. Easley, J. Van- Hyning, S. Jokish, S. Baker, J. Seymour, P. Gregory, V. Umphryes, R. Browning, L. Burrus, J. Davidson, T. Winner, D. Brown 3rd row: Mr. Poppe, R. Carmean, D. Hardwick, A. Westphal, T. Hall, M. Metz, L; Klein- lein, R. Smith, J. VanHyning, J. Flynn, T. Lerch, D. Owen, N. Kunzeman, R. Lear, 71 R. Allen, M. Bradley, J. DeVore, J. Fox, Mrs. Haggard st row: Doug Hilton. John DeVore. Randy Newman. Mark Bradl. ;urt McAllister, and ('huck Hall nd row: Kyle McAllister. Mgr. O'dean Newman. Gale Pool, Kenneth ileinlein, Joe Kunzeman, Rodger Carmean, Rodney Allen. Neal h ricke, )arrel McDannold Coachi 3RD PLACE--Winchester Tourney B Team 1st row: J. Surratt, D. Roate, G. Klopfer, T. Newman, J. Davidson 2nd row: Mr. Poppe, R. Winner, J. Miller D. Tegeder, R. Chute, D. Janes, R. Brown- ing, R. Kleinlein 1st row: R. Arnold, Mgr., IJ. Wells, J. Alhorn, S. Boyd, and W. Lemmons 2nd row: Coach Poppe, B. Lawson, K. Dugan, R. Wohlers. M. Seymour, and R. Staake 1st row: S. Winkelman. D. Heitbrink, A. Fox, J. Fricke , C. Hammitt. T. Lidgard, D. Perry, D. Hall, J. Varner, C. Pool, J. Gordley, M. Hadfield, L. Browning 2nd row: S. Gregory, M. Smith, P. Gregory, A. Westfall. G. Large, L. Kleinlein, J. Vanllyning, D. Owens, P. Lemmons, J. Flynn, C. Baker, T. Easley, K. Jobe, T. Hall 3rd row: K. Smith. T. Winters, T. Lerch, J. Vanllyning, C. Smith. V. Umphryes, N. Kunzeman, M. Metz, M. Hurst, K. Kleinlein, D. Tegeder, S. Jokish, Mr. Bentley 4th row R. Carmean, R. Allan. O. Newman, D. Dougherty, S. Smith, D. Hilton, J. Lawson, M. Bradley, R. Browning, R. Winters, D. Hard- wick, L. Burnes, BAND” 1st row: S. Winkelman, J. Fricke, S. Dickman, N. Rausch. J. Kunzeman, A. Beauchamp, C. Hammitt 2nd row: D. Heitbrink, L. Browning, B. Gerecke, M. Hurst. R. A r nodi, D. Roate. K. Surratt, C. Campbell, R. Staake, D. Wohlers, D. Tegeder, M. Hadfield 3rd row: J. Smith, V. Dickman, J. Vox, Mr. B., A. Fox. J. Miller, G. Klopfer, D. Gerecke, J. Alhorn, G. Pool, R. Chute. J. Gordley. C. Pool 1st row: R. Arnold, D. Janes, J. Fox, J. Errett, K. Kleinlein, J. Kunzeman, and E. LaCroix Miss Janet Waitkus, Adivsor 2nd row: T. Lidgard, J. Gordley, C. Pool, G. Large, D. Owens, T. Duvendack, S. Gregory, and D. Tegeder 74 3rd row: L. Browning, R. Wiley, D. Hall, R. Wohlers, J. Alhorn, M. Seymour, D. Gregory, J. Seymour Seniors Farewell 1971 76 WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS Mr. Mrs. Tom Six Mr. Mrs. Eugene Martin Mr. Mrs. Leyton Yeakel Mr. Mrs. Howard Edlen Mr. Mrs. Lee Mayes Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Pothast Mr. Mrs. George Easley Mr. Mrs. Harry Brown Mr. Mrs. Francis A. Floyd Mr. Ray Dickman Mr. Mrs. Leon Smith Mr. Ray McDannold Mrs. Lena Ruyle Mrs. Bessie Seymour Mrs. Courtney Newman Junior R. S. Auto Supply, Beardstown Mr. Mrs. Richard Owens Mr. Mrs. Leland McAllister Mr. C. A. Easley Mr. Mrs. Arthur Hall Mrs. A. B. Telling Mr. Mrs. Robert Chambers Mr. Mrs. Archie Gobel Mr. Mrs. Luke Hobson Mr. Mrs. Mickey Sheppard Mr. Mrs. Don Eckhoff Mrs. Pearl Copenhaver Mr. Mrs. Terry Steinberg Mr. Mrs. John Clark Mrs. Nora Hoffmeier Mr. Norman Little Miss Joan Breckon Miss Teresa Caldwell Koffee Kup Kafe, Bluffs Mr. Mrs. Rupert Brim Jill Mr. Mrs. John Petri Mr. Mrs. Charles Harbert Mr. Mrs. K. W. Scott Mrs. Wanda Dunmire Mr. Mrs. James McDaniel, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Michael Kruthaupt Mr. Mrs. Harvey Dawson, Sr. WRMS, Beardstown Jane Boyd Fabrics, Beardstown Kopps Lumber Co. . Griggsville Mr. Mrs. Dwight Hilton Mr. Mrs. Andy McDannold Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Grammer Mr. Mrs. Maurice Kunzeman Miss Mildred Leonhard Mrs. Elizabeth Standley Mr. Mrs. Terry Wilson Mr. Mrs. Romain Chase Mr. Mrs. Ruben Hughes Mr. Mrs. James Evans Mr. Mrs. Bobby Barth Mrs. Betty Gregory Mr. Jack Gregory Mr. Mrs. Walter Pool Mr. Carl Hobbs Mr. Darold Van Hyning Mr. Mrs. Herb Nevels Mr. Mrs. Nick Surratt Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Ruyle Mr. Mrs. Pete Barth Mr. Mrs. Ted Parker Mr. Mrs. Wayne Hammitt Family Mr. Lester Ham Mr. Mrs. Wilber Kunzeman Mr. Mrs. James Boyd Mr. Mrs. Art Barth Mr. Mrs. David Hawkshaw Mr. Mrs. John D. Rasco Mr. Mrs. S. D. La Croix Mr. Mrs. Joe Newman Mr. Mrs. David Arnold Mr. Mrs. Robert Duvendack Mr. Mrs. Norman Gerecke Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Nunn Mr. Mrs. Glenn James Mr. Mrs. Don Hawkshaw Mr. Mrs. Dale McDannold Mr. John Piler Mr. Mrs. Davison 77 NAPLES BOATEL NAPLES. ILLINOIS Drop in and enjoy a good meal! COMPLIMENTS OF PHELPS' MARKET Open 6 Days A Week 8 00a.m. to 6:00p.m. Phone 997-4606 ARENZVILLE ILLINOIS MEATS AND GROCERIES MARGARET'S BARBER SHOP WHOO GOES TO MARGARET'S ? BEST WISHES FROM OSCAR MAYER CO • P0. BOX 350. BEARDSrOWN ILLINOIS 62618 PHONE 1217) «2 3 1 3 2 7 78 79 COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE T - V AND APPLIANCE CENTER JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS PHONE: 24 5- 99 2 1 WESTGATE STANDARD TRUCK STOP Jet. 36-54-104 West Phone: 245-9074 24-hour Service JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS (STANDARD COMPLIMENTS OF WOLFLEY'S AGRICULTURAL SERVICE G R IG G S V I L L E . ILLINOIS msmJL'LES COMPAVV KAUDtv AVfVL'l ’ K SON VILLE. ILI ’NXvs GIFTS -- CLOTHING YOUR DOLLARS COUNT COUNT ON TEMPO Lincoln Square Shopping Center. Jacksonville. Illinois Open 9 a. m. - 9 p. m. Mon. Thru Sat. -- Sun. 1 ■ 6 p.m, COMPLIMENTS OF THE SHOE CENTER Shoes for the entire family Mr. Mrs. Philip Sisti Meredosia, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF DR. J. R. GRIEBLER 80 1 Gold Coast Mobile Home Sales SPATZ FRESHMADE ICECREAM 328 E. State Street Jacksonville 1124 WEST WALNUT PHONE 245-4511 JACKSONVILLE, ILL. FOR PICNICS - PARTIES - SOCIALS f . MIKE'S BARBER SHOP V Frank Clancy Ed Thompson 302 Laurel Dr. or 405 W. Greenwood Phone 245-4345 Phone 245-2645 MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS 62665 COMP LIM EN TS OF THE COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 FROM SINGER COMPANY SALLY’S SILHOUETTE Lincoln Square Shopping Center 6 Coachlight Arcade Jacksonville. Illinois Beardstown, Illinois COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '71 FROM PLACKE'S DRIVE-IN BLUFFS, ILLINOIS , - 1 rr STURGEON’S A G STORE Ralph, Vivian, Tom -- Bluffs, Illinois Open 11 30 to 10 0 0 ' Weekdays • . y � 81 £ dull i 0ijt and Card £fiofifu Pmonr 884-8111 MERCOOtlA. IUU. SHOP AND SAVE AT SB fs C'% B AUG HER PHARMACY Beardstown, Illinois 323-4422 G R I G G S V 1 L L E Iff Mmmm 0 vw PENSTONE ORCHARD ?md iemi 0. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Tclcphont 243-1228 409 MASSEY LANE JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS OK Ware House Furniture Open Fridays Until 9:00 P. M. Other Nites by Appointment Call - 323-4328 Quality Furniture, Bedding Floor Coverings at Discount Prices The Store With The Red L Sign In Front 205 E. 2nd Street Beardstown, Illinois fhe gasoline that won the West! MAWAH root 4. -‘'x. HARRY'S 66 SERVICE STATION PHONE 584-2021 MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS 82 MEREDOSIA FURNITURE COMPANY Donald F. Hazel MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS 62665 Harold J. Wagner Jr. Phone 584-9511 SAVE ON BETTER LIVING BUYST PHONE 584-2411 Central Soya Meredosie, Illinois 62665 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS Mobil Chemical Company GOOD PLACE TO WORK Jacksonville, Illinois 62650 Telephone (217) 243-3311 83 COMPLIMENTS OF: zSc. finitfzsi Drucfz Jllnzs. MEREDOSIA ROLLER RINKV. V J Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKune ALL KINDS OF TRUCKING PHONE 997 3461 ARENZVILLE. ILLINOIS I J efJ BARKER BROS. EQUIPMENT COMPANY HURST GARAGE 306 PITTSflELD ROAD • MT. STERLING, ILLINOIS 63353 • PHONE 773 215« GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR WORK STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS MASSEY FERGUSON SALES . SERVICE VERSAILLES. ILLINOIS Part s-Sales-Service KRAUSE - GEHL - HOMELITE Phone: 773-3339 AT YOUR SERVICE MML Elhmekn Xvtioxajl ILvxk OF CRIGGSVILLE tfiticjGsviLLK. Illinois M EM BER OF F. D. I. C . WATERS STANDARD SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE CHAPIN. ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF .0« ,, 5J 84 EVERYBODY DIGS IT I ££ ELECTRIC COOKING It’s Cool! It’s Fob! It’s Flameless! CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY 4N INVESTOR OWNED ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS FROM THIELE’S GARAGE PERRY, ILLINOIS W. D. Thiele Bill Thiele Wheel Alignment - Tune-up - Batteries - Tires Auto Air Conditioning Repair State Safety Lane CHAPIN STATE BANK CHAPIN. ILLINOIS ORGANIZED in.' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FOR THOSE WHO CARE HUNTER-ALLEN LUMBER COMPANY hardware, paint and glass LUMBER. LIME. CEMENT. DOORS. TILE AND SEWER PIPE ROATE’S MARKET Chambersburg, Illinois SAVE AT ROATE’S 85 FARMERS TRADERS STATE BANK MEREDOSIA. ILLINOIS AUTO LOANS PERSONAL LOANS FARM LOANS CATTLE LOANS PASSBOOK SAVINGS 4 1 2% CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITS 5% to 5 3 4% CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECKING ACCOUNTS For all of your family's needs. First State Bank of Beardstown J. F. READ’S SONS GENERAL MERCHANDISE 122 SOUTH STATE STREET BEARDSTOWN, ILLINOIS THE BANK THAT HAS THE TIME FOR YOU PERRY, ILLINOIS Phone 323-4500 PHONE 2511 ELECTRONIC SUPPLY CO., INC. 41« SOUTH MAUVAISTIKRK 245 4109 JACKSON VILLI. ILLINO� Wholesale Distributors of Radio, TV 86 LOGSDON SAND GRAVEL CO. SAND - GRAVEL - RIVER CONSTRUCTION TOWING SERVICE 300 w main sr. MARDSTOWN. III. 62618 ALVIN MIDOENDORF SONS AUCTION CO. • AUCTIONEERS • PHONE fA.C 217) 243-2321 Auction MouM: 617 £•• lnd p«nd«(C( JACKSONVILLE, ILUNOIS 6J650 ALVIN RICHARD GARLAND DAVID Ph. 243-1321 Ph. 245-9473 FURNITURE OF DISTINCTION F00011 11 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY WESTGATE MORTON 2000 W MORTON ROAD JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS 62650 Jacksonville, Illinois 62650 . 13eautu ii, , For Months Training- A Profitable Career” Dial 245-44)00 220 S. Main Jacksonville, Illinois FORD'S HONDA SALES HONDA MOTORCYCLES ACCESSORIES 1010 North Main Jacksonville, Illinois PHONE 245-8423 87 CAMPBELL 'S T I M E TO STOP FOR WOODY SUDBRINK AGENCY. INC. 210 A SOUTH WASHINGTON PHONE: 323-3018 BE A RDSTOWN, ILLINOIS INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE” BEARDSTOWN BROWNING AGENCIES COMPLIMENTS OF ECfcx tf afe 7 3 E. SIDE SQUARE Jacksonville, Illinois 62650 BcuJa C cnit Get MurJU p1Lpa THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK v- • . r Mwin vihi . Illinois MEMBER OF.FDIC PHONE 997 - 4401 88 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 Don Irving Insurance Agency CHAMBERSBURG, ILLINOIS MEMBER OF THE HARTFORD COMPANY OS i FLOYD'S r GULF SERVICE Chapin, Illinois State Route 104 (II _ sw COM PLIM ENTS OF CASS COUNTY SERVICE CO. 0 ARENZVILLE. ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF Freesen Bros. Inc. CONTRACTORS . • 1971 YEAKEL AND HOBSON SOUTH SIDE TAVERN BLUFFS, ILLINOIS PHONES OFFICE : 754 3304 COMPLIMENTS OF ALLEN LUMBER CO. BLUFFS, ILLINOIS 89 CHAPIN LOCKER SERVICE COMPLETE LOCKER SERVICE SIDES AND QUARTERS BEEF FOR SALE PHONE 47 2 - 6 1 7 1 COMPLIMENTS OF NOBIS TAVERN BANK OF BLUFFS BLUFFS, ILLINOIS GRIGSBY AND IRVING ATTORNEYS AT LAW LOTS OF INTEREST HERE! CONGRATULATIONS 118 EAST ADAMS STREET PITTSFIELD. ILLINOIS 6 23 63 LEWIS M. GRIGSBY BRICE IRVING COMPLIMENTS OF NAILS PILLS” O’NEIL’S STORE, INC. PERSCRIPTION SERVICE MT. STERLING. ILLINOIS TELEPHONE: 7 73 - 21 44 90 MT. STERLING IMPLEMENT CO. FARM - INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT I JUNCTION 99 AND 24 MT. STERLING, ILLINOIS PHONE 6051 Phone: 773-2216 Ralph J. Orr Jack Hill MC CULLOCH CHAIN SAWS-- KEWANEE MULCHERS WHEEL DISC- NEW HOLLAND BALER FORAGE HARVESTER -- ETC. NEW IDEA - UNI SYSTEM PICKERS - MOWERS -- COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 RITA'S SALON OF BEAUTY AND KOSKOT KOSMETICS Pamper your body with Mother Nature's most precious ingredient OIL of MINK For the skin you love to wear available at Rita's Salon of Beauty Sid Hegener-Supervisor THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK COMPLETE BANKING AND TRUST SERVICE MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 1865-1971 106 YEARS PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS DEEP ROCK SERVICE STATION BOB JENKINS STATION MANAGER tylidcuf, FURNITURE CO. PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS Everything for the home 2 85-3615 ■=4U HARDESTY HARDWARE AND VARIETY STORE HARLEN FOX MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS BULK SERVICE FOR ILLICO OIL PRODUCTS THE DREXEL GRILL-BILLIARDS 301 West State Street JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS FOR THE FINEST IN JEWELRY TRY TANNERS JEWELRY PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS 6 2 3 6 a REALLY HARD TO BEAT! ! BARNES SUPER VALUE FINE FOODS AT LOW PRICES MT. STERLING, ILLINOIS MattUeupi New Furniture. Carpeting and Bedding 116 East Sicono Strut Phonis 323-1316 OR 323-4148 BEARDSTOWN. ILLINOIS AUCTIONEER APPRAISER OSCAR MATTHEWS 92 BERT FLOYD'S D-X FRUIT NOVELTY STAND St DAIRY PRODUCTS LINDSEY HARDWARE MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS BE AP A N UREGAS IN VERSAILLES ST FOR HARDWARE, PLIANCES, PLUM BING D HEATING. PHONE: 225-3200 THE PENNY MT. PENNIES! PHONE 584 - 6381 STORE' STERLING, ILLINOIS KNIGHTS IMPLEMENT CO. Largest Jobber of Small Engines in Midwest MEREDOSIA. ILL., 62665 RILEY'S STANDARD STATION TELEPHONE S84-47?! CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF ARENZVILLE-HAGENER GRAIN COMPANY ARENZVILLE, ILLINOIS 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE CHAMBERSBURG, ILLINOIS PHONE 327- 4268 93 G W Furniture Appliance Store 102 NORTH MONROE STREET PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS PHONE 28 5 - 3 213 No tricky financing Bessell’s Florist gift cSHof and xcenliouic 218 West Chestnut Street ANN'S SANDWICH SHOP r. 3 MEREOOSIA. ILLINOIS 62665 BEACH ROAD BAIT SHOP GROCERIES, FISHING TACKLE LIVE BAIT LICENSE MERE DOSIA . ILLINOIS MOTEL • RESTAURANT ■ COCKTAIL LOUNGE U.S. 36 6- 54 • llllnoit to« • lillnoit 62630 BETTER BUILT HOMES FROM HUE fff Ae CsO: arenzviue. ill. COMPLETE NEW HOME PACKAGES TELEPHONE 997-3281 greetings DUNHAMS BIG VALUE MERE DOSI A, ILLINOIS DURR HARDWARE Hardware--Plumbing Supplies--Sheet Metal Electric Supplies--Bottle Gas--Benjamin Moore Paints Ph. 833-2112 Griggsville, Illinois 94 Wadu and D owl and OFFICE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS 221 WEST STATE PHONE 243-2015 DON'S BARBER SHOP BLUFFS. ILLINOIS 62621 WESTGATE RESTAURANT WEST MORTON JACKSONVILLE ILLINOIS OPEN 24 HOURS GOOD A book a day keeps the teachers away. M . . . VISIT From: STEINBERG MOTORS MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS LANES BOOK STORE SCHOOL OFFICE SUPPLIES JACKSONVILLE 2 25 WEST STATE CUSTOM SPRAYING PRUNING LANDSCAPING GENERAL NURSERY Bwft'i Nimexa Dale Shelton. Owner • Griggsville, Illinois 62340 Phone 833-2529 Box 55 JONES REXALL DRUGS BEARDSTOWN ILLINOIS 95 BENSON MOTOR COMPANY OF PITTSFIELD 8 0 2 AND 804 W . W ASHINGTO N PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS J85-2130 Dodge. PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER MOtOMS COAPOMttON Come to COLBERTS RED WHITE GROCERY Fine Goods and Service ! Versailles, Illinois Phone 225-3320 NEVER FEAR . . . YOST CLEANERS AND TV SERVICE FLOYD'S JEWELERS!” HAS TIME FOR YOU ! IS HERE! PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS 'BuffusBt AREA CODE 2i7 phone e� 7 - 361 arras oros. RND RfSOC RTeD GROWERS Rrc nzvillc • Illinois 626u EVERYBODY'S WAITING TO EAT AT LUCY'S CAFE AND LUCY AND BUD’S BAR 96 Perry Farm Equipment Company the graduating class PERRY, ILLINOIS STRAUSS 'PIKE COUNTY'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS NOW IN OUR loath YEAR COMPLIMENTS OF ZULAUF MARKET ARENZYILLE. ILLINOIS EDNA DOBER 997-4761 GROCERIES AND MEATS BOWL WHERE THE EXPERTS BOWL PERRY BOWLING LANES PERRY, ILLINOIS SHAEFER FUNERAL HOME MERE DOST A, ILLINOIS PHONE 584 - 2241 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 Brown State C oun t y MEMBER OF F. D.I.C Bank MT. STERLING. ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF LARGE'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION MERLE LARGE OWNER BEARD IMPLEMENT COMPANY A. B. CHRISMAN FERTILIZER CO. COMPLETE FERTILIZER SERVICE MEREDOSIA, ILLINOIS PHONE 584-2911 A RE NZVILLE, ILLINOIS JOHN ONKEN BROTHER ESTABLISHED IS77 GENERAL MERCHANDISE Chapin. Illinois TRY ONKEN'S FIRST FOR EVERYTHING 93 Years in business Harry K. Onken, Owner 98 BEST WISHES FROM MEMBER F. D. I. C. ASSETS OVER $ 1 5, 500, 500 COMPLIMENTS OF: THE MERRIE SHOP ATIONALLY KNOWN PHONE: 523-2123 BEARDSTOWN. ILLINOIS THAT'S WHERE I SHOP! ! RA SHOP 52 NORTH SIDE SO. JACKSONVILLE. ILL. 62650 99 COMPLIM ENTS OF PERKY, ILLINOIS PHONE 26 ’’BEST WISHES FRO M JACKSONVILLE IMPLEMENT COMPANY JACKSONVILLE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 LOVEKAMP S GARAGE AND SELF-SERVICE CAR W ASH MEREDOS! A ILLINOIS FIKlUumTm WJ L JrfJC OF BEARDSTOV'S . bearostown illinoi ESTABLISHED IN 1887 MEMBER F.O 1C For security, bank at First National LIPCAMAN LUMBER COMPANY PERRY, ILLINOIS West Central Illinois Insurance Agency, Inc. FOR ALL YOUR LUMBER AND CONTRACTING NEEDS 46 Main Street Meredosia, Illinois Phone: 584-3161 Real Estate John Alhorn Herb Hinner8 Insurance lOO ' AV t 'T -: . . ✓ • ‘ . V ► .A -' , - -i. ■- • ? ? - v r. _ jtr. •y -rS . ___ ■ —' - i y - - V v_. •- — v t v-n . , s- y .• - ■ ■ ' - - — .— -V.-H-'' . . ' . f -. - .-c ■ , ' - fy ' -y- .V-O:. -. ' ,’ , • _ ' . 4 — -. cfe.‘.; y M-. v; L-. X' --. . XX w-X . s. ■'-- .jrs''-' - X'-x • • - ■’ m r • y s “ 2 -■ . r vC;v ' ■ '■•' •■'■ r- .. ■ -v- v— ■ ' •• v y , x 6:.. — - _ --x v X it . -.. : s — . y -w • . y' -X r • K y — -A - A X r - v.- ‘ • y' ,,x 'y •- V.-• '. - ,- - -'C- , - . ' -y---. '■ - . - . .A. % ■ • . _ -s. . 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