Metropolis High School - Illohmet Yearbook (Metropolis, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

I- Look, love, what envious streaks Do lace the severing clouds in younder East. Night's candles are burnt out, and jocund day Stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops. TABLE OK CONTFNTvS DEDICATION.................................................................... 4 ACADEMICS................................-.....................................6 CLASSES................................................................... 30 ACTIVITIES............................-------------------------------------- 77 SPORTS.......................................................................101 ORGANIZATIONS.................................... - -........................123 ADS............................................-.............................146 In Memoriam: Glenda Fori Russell Mills Gerald Wilke From the Second Letter of Paul to Timothy, Fourth Chapter, Sixth Verse: ... the time of my departure has come. I have fought a good fight, 1 have finished the race, 1 have kept the faith. Henceforth there is laid up for me the crown of righteousness ... fp Qe •i -... ....Si Gerald Wilke achieved victory. Always in competition, he set his goals high. His achievements were many; success was a key word in his life. Gerald excelled in countless ways. His ability for leadership seemed unbound-less. He leaves his challenge to each of us: to strive to make oneself better. Chosen cocaptain by his teammates in the 1972 football season, Gerald successively led the Trojans to victory. In track and field events, he excelled. And, when he was not on the football field or racing on the track, as president of the pep club, he spread spirit throughout the crowds. Gerald sacrificed himself for others; he coached younger students and athletes. Actively involved in his church, Gerald was a dedicated Christian. The dictionary is filled with countless words to describe him, but it is not needed. Instead, he has left behind his many acts of generosity and Christian love. Academically, Gerald's competitive spirit reached and soared. Because of his achievement, he qualified to be a member of the National Honor Society. He was chosen an Illinois State Scholar and Southern Illinois University named him a President’s Scholar. He was selected to be included in Who's Who in American High Schools. Even now, Gerald's friends and fellow students cherish his memory. They chose to elect him Mr. M. C. H. S. His ideals and our memories of him will stand a living memorial for each of us who knew him.- (Dedication continued on page 120) 5 Superiniendenf and Principal Superintendent: C. HAROLD MESCHER CHARLES HOPSON Principal: School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward J. Hinners, Jack Hearn, Garland McAfee, Thomas Graman, President, Jim Arm strong, Ed Nutty, and Virgil Bremer. Attendance Office Mr. Anderson says Stand Up and Be Counted to save on blue and pink slips. Office Staff Mary McDaniel, Mr. Mescher's secretary, pauses from her work for a picture. Bobbette Steele and Bonnie Wede-king are busy in the office counting the cafeteria money. Linda May is hard at work in the guidance office. FACULTY. 9 Business Departmenf Mrs. Brookshire looks astonished as one of her students finishes a manuscript in record time. Mrs. Martin shows interested students forms The Secretary ' will have to fill out. Mrs. Woods helps a student learn how to operate the electronic calculator. Driver's Education Before going out into the Traffic, Mr. Quint and students pause for a picture. Mr. Taylor, about to walk around to get into the car, wonders whether or not he’ll make it back. 'rrr l Language Deparimeni Miss Mason helps an interested student with some German phrases in case she would ever be one of The Visitors in a foreign land. Miss Tucker gladly explains to a student the meaning of a tricky Spanish word. Speech Department Mrs. Lassiter helps a student find his place as they began to review a movie entitled Butterflies Are Free. 13 English One of many intelligent students is asking Mrs. Faughn for the definition of a word. Here you see Mrs. Reed and her students having one of many discussions on what it would be like to be The Candidate for the presidency. Mrs. Sauerbrunn pauses between classes to wonder what Tomorrow will bring. Department 15 Guidance Department 16 Here we see Mrs. Sanders helping a new student fill out some very important forms. Physical Education Miss Anderson just threw up a jump ball for the two opposing teammates to go after Mr. Woodward pauses from hunting for The World's Greatest Athlete to pose for a picture. Special Education Mr. Webb and students make learning more fun by playing an educational game. 17 Social Studies Mr. Durham smiles as he watches a student answer the chapter review questions correctly. Mr. Faughn is discussing with his class the type of government they have in Russia. Department Mr. Lingle makes things more interesting by showing slides to his classes. I Mr. Modglin pauses from reviewing his American History class on the U. S. Constitution to have his picture taken. 19 Home Economics Related Occupafions Miss Johnson helps explain to a student the correct way to read the instruction sheet to a pattern. Mrs. Wright shows students how to properly set the table as they Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. 20 Vocational Trade and Industry wires without getting a shock out of it. Mr. Ryan takes time out from a busy day to pose for a picture. Agriculture Mr. Durham walks slowly around the room as the students finish taking a test. 21 Department Mr. Thomasson is explaining how to work the various adding machines to a fascinated student. 23 As a student works out a problem on the board, Mr. Midnight watches with interest Science Mr. Halstenburg smiles as a student studies some of The Frogs' internal organs under a microscope. Mrs. Maedeker weighs out the substance that her classes will use in their next experiment. 24 Deparimenf Here you see Mr. Seitzinger watching closely as his students perform a very difficult experiment. Mrs. Stewart is showing three intelligent students how to work the linear air track device. 25 Music and Art Department Here Mr. Garber is pointing out some interesting facts about music to some inquiring students. Mrs. Holley is showing some art students how to make a candle smooth after it comes out of the mold. 26 Mrs. Thomasson shows a curious student the proper way to find a book. Cafeteria Staff Erma McGill Audrey Glass Tennie Palmer Hazel Brown Janitors Bill Eskridge Lyndell Horstinan Jim Kirk Robert Grimes Leonard Hausman Bus Drivers Lavern Hines Glenn Webb Don McQueen Jim Kirk John Seitzinger Clifford Anderson 27 Senior Life If Ringo Starr could hear me now! But teacher, the devil made me do it! ! ! Don’t give me a hassle, Mr. Modglin. Some kids just never grow up! 28 Senior Life Oh! Please wait, we haven't combed our hair!! ! Alright, everybody SMILE ! I ! Gee Whiz!!! I only accept McGovern ballots. 29 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Jim Wiedeman Vice-President - Jerry Gentry Secretary - Jane Moorman Treasurer - Jamie Lewis Come on Jane Ann, lets bomb em! !! Jackie Adair Isaiah Allen Dwight Atkison Robin Barnhill Kenneth Beard Marcy Beck Rhonda Bodimer Jimmy Borum Steve Borger f Jonathan Bremer Martha Bremer Herbert Brown James Barger Larry Beckman Bernice Bunting 32 Jeannie Bunting Janet Burnett ''V I Gary Carrell Pat Carrell Terry Carroll Deena Childtrs Ruthie Clark Jeff Clayton 33 } Steve Cromeenes Keith Cummins Allan Damron Sheila Dawson Kathy Duncan Barbara Dunn Diane Dunn David Eftink Stephanie Eskridge James Estes Tracy Evans Marilyn Elkins 34 Carol Farmer David Flannagan Pat Ferrero Linda Ford Jilla Fiorentini Scott Foreman Pat Frey Sheena Orr Kevin Fulkerson Jerry Gentry Sharon Girot Chuck Girtman Kathy Grace Jerry Green 35 Kathy Grentzer James Griffey Mary Guzzy T -J Bruce Hahn Barbara Hall Beverly Harkins Pam Hawkins Ella Hayden Debbie Henderson Ramona Hendrix Toni Hille Patty Henry Mary Ann Hinners Tonya Helmig Sheila Herring John Hess 36 Victor Holland June Hulsey Danny Jeffords Gerry Jennings n f Beth Johns Tim Johnson Karen Jones Paula Johnson Emily Kibler Cathy Kommer Steve Jones Mark Kennedy 37 f 9r:?l. Ronald Konemann ' I Larry Korte Ryan Krempasky John Kreuter David Krueger Diane Lambert Wynoka Larrison Pam Lauderdale Jamie Lewis Ronald Long Ted Luebshaw Denise McCutcheon 1 David Martin Stacey May Jonathan Lynn 38 Merri McGinnis Chrysta McNeill Mark McQueen Linda Medley Brad Meinders Jean Meyer Mike Miller Terry Milligan Rusty Mills Robert Mize 11 Jane Moorman Keith Moorman Stewart Oliver Bill Neely Steve Ohmes Mike Oliver 39 Marilyn Owens Brad Powell Debbie Ray Sandra Rheeling Susan Rice Margaret Riley Jerry Robinson Karen Rushing Sherry Rushing Gela Russell Brad Schneider Marsha Shepler h I Mark Shetler Noble Shinn Susan Smith 40 v ' I Harold Sparks Karla Storm Brenda Sullivan Randy Sumner Rhonda Sumner Rose Swenney Dennis Taylor LeAnne Teckenbrock Debra Thompson Lester Tichenor Jo Taylor Angela Trieglaff Jo Tyson Garry Verbarg 41 The Graduate Shirley Watson Carl Wells Susie Wells Jim Wiedeman Gerald Wilke mu Lynn Wilkens Janet Wilson Jenny Wilson Randy Woods 'Gone Mickey Woolard the Wind 4T , Wayne Worley Doug Woods Ann Worthen 43 '• • ., vv O JUNIORS Super Fly 45 Frenzy Kenneth Abrams Ralph Abrams Jeff Adams Donna Barnes Monte Bass Jeff Beggs [•'rank Bennett Joyce Black Becky Bland Joyce Blomer Monte Bremer Steven Bremer Lisa Brooks Kris Brookshire Susie Buddenbaum Rhonda Buldtman Marcie Comer Debbie Coram Joyce Coram Nicole Croach Marilyn Damron Joan Dejarnett Dorthy Douglas Kim Edgar Bruce Eckenberg Lisa Evans Geneva Faughn Velda Faughn Carmen Ferguson Diane Ferrero 46 Wild Pack An industrious group of Juniors (and sponsor) take time out from their concession stand to pose for a picture. Susan Fick Bette Foreman Carol Foss Cathy Foss Kay Foss Lisa Frasher Robert Gallagher David Giltner Brenda Girtman Judy Girtman Gilbert Goodman Don Gower Kevin Graman Rose Gustin Sherry Hammack Junior Bonner Karen Hankins Marla Harris John Heflin Mary Hempler Mike Henderson Terri Hickman Dwight Higgins Debbie Holley Carol Horntrop Julie Hunt Fred Jackson Pam Jaco Becky Jones Elton Kennedy Greg Kennedy Bill Kerley Anita Kingsley Kevin Kelley Marla Klaus Pam Koenigsmark Pat Kommer Shelly Korte Calvin Kotter Debra Krueger Randy Langford Frank Leonard Sherri Lewis Larry Logeman Kathy Margherio Paula Martin 48 FistfulI of Dynamife They fly through the air with the greatest of ease! Sandy May Warren McGinnis Robert McGuire Michael Medley Cheryl Meinders Kim Mills Joni Mittendorf Suzanne Moller Debbra Neihoff Kevin Ogle Terry Okerson Debbie Oliver Howard Palmer Bruce Parker Pam Parmley 49 Hickey and Boggs Russell Parr Lynne Patton Lance Penrod Robert Pergande Kathy Phillips Stephen Piper Mike Powell Sheila Pratte Everett Purcell Ronda Raney Brenda Reineking Deborah Reynolds Sandra Riepe Larnont Roberts Larry Roethe King Kernal (Robert) shows Mike, the amateur, how it's done,' m , = y I ■v l ! immuituiPL 50 Rip Off Ricky Rose Joe Rushing Randy Rushing John Rust Cindy Saylor Charles Short Mary Smith Connie Spore Darlene Stallings Greg S tarn me Mary Stanton Beth Stegman Janice Steinkamo Mary Stevens Becky Stout Kenneth Strong Rachel Talmage Lisa Teckenbrock Kathi Thomas Michael Thomas Bill Trieglaff Dana Troutman Carolyn Verbarg Tim Waddell Dwayne Wall Brian Wallace John Watson Rick Weaver Pauline Wedeking Robin Weeks 51 Where Does If Hurt? Diane Wehrmeyer Kevin Westerfield Susan Westerman Nancy VVetherington Timmy Wtialen Rochelle Whitnel Michael Williamson Connie Wittig Micheal Woods 52 SOPHOMORES Qophomore Class Officers TOP TO BOTTOM Melonee Fitch -President Susie Lewis -Treasurer Chriss Dunn -Vice President Glenda Fort -Secretary (Not present) 55 1Bad Company Cecelia Abrams Marc Adams Cathy Allbritten Vicki Allen Anita Alliston Kim Bakehouse Connie Beggs Kent Bowman Lynda Bray Nancy Bremer Johnny Brown Rodger Bullock Billy Burnham Tom Busclas H. B. Carr Timothy Carr Rebecca Clark Mike Coburn Sudie Cofield Lyndell Cole Ronald Coram David Cougill Gaee Crain Connie Cummings Darrell Darnell Adrian Dassing Terry Davis Mike Duncan Chris Dunn Rochelle Dunning 56 The Honkers Here I am; come and get me! Sophomores blowing off their wind. Robyn Eftink Don English Mike Etheridge Karen Farmer Monty Farmer Joyce Farris Patty Farris John Finke Larry Fisher Melonee Fitch Carmen Fitzpatrick Glenda Fort Nancy Foreman Elizabeth Frazier Galen Fulkerson 57 They Only Kill Their Masiers Scott Fulkerson Bryan Galloway Jay Garner Tommy Gentry Lisa Giltner Norman Goodman Ronnie Goodman Chuck Graham Glenda Griffin Cheryl Grimes Jeff Grimes Cathy Guzzy Diana Hall Jimmy Hamm John Heine Pat Helton Lonnie Hendrix Ronnie Henley James Hertter Ida Hillebrand Pat Holcomb Gregory Horman Robert Howell Marvin Isoline Libby Jaco Tommy Jeffords Sheryl Johnson Galan Jones Judy Jones Ann Jones 58 Savages Paul Jones Terri Kelly Andrea Kerley Mike R. Kommer Mike W. Kommer Kandi Korte Rene Korte Marsha Kotter Becky Krempasky Jack Lambert Jack Leek Susie Lewis Dwain Lewis Gary Libby Brent Lillie Cheryl Little Connie Logeman Tammy Long Brenda Loverkamp Bob Marshall 59 Will everyone who is absent please raise their right hand? Twilighf People Chyril Mathis Kevin McBride Vicki McBride Carnie McCandless Betty McCormick Toni McCutcheon Curtis Meinders Kevin Meinders Jeff Meyer Ruth Meyer Donald Miller David Miller Robert Mittendorf Audie Morgan Keith Norwood Kathy Oliver Steve Otis Rosemary Parker Vickie Parmer Robert Parmely Lisa Payne Joy Pollard Sheila Pope Debbie Powell Lee Ann Rainey Barbara Raney Mary Ray Hillary-Ray Riley James Root Lor re tt a Rust 60 Larry Rottmann Keith Rushing Lesiea Rutt Jayne Saylor Cheryl Scarborough Andrea Schmitt Pam Searles Billy Shinn Rick Sirk Stephen Smith Nancy Speckman Allen Speer Beth Stain me Brenda Staton Sharon Stegman Eunice Stevens Homer Stevens Rita Stevens Karen Stratemeyer Lee Ann Strickland JerriLou Sumnlers Betty Sweitzer Charles Sweeney Tim Tanner Steve Tanner Lyndell Thompson Linda Tolbert Richard Travis Marna Vancil Brent Wangler 61 ' Lady Sings the Blues Anna Wedeking Lynn Wehrmeier Joe Wehrmeyer Jeffery Welch Jerry Welch Terry West Clint Westerfield Connie Westerman Carol Wetherington Don Wheeler Mina Wiedemann Gregory Williams Diane Wilson Betty Wolfe Bobbi Word 62 X WV Freshman Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT Marsha Glidden - Secretary Donny Jordan - President Cindy Winters - Vice President Patty Weeks - Treasurer 64 And Now Something . . . Different Jack Adair Tami Angel Scott Angelly Susan Angelly Kim Armstrong Cary Austin William Barger Ricky Bates Brian Bauer Jeff Beck Lisa Beck Brenda Benard Jack Berkley Derrick Bradford Ann Brantley Mitchel Brerner Marla Brenningmeyer Lisa Brinker Lynnie Brown Sarah Brown Freshmen voting for President?! !! Steve Bullock shows his talent on crutches to Marsha Glidden. 65 The Green Slime Ted Brown Stephen Bullock Darrell Bunting Philip Bunting Kenny Burnham James Carl Ray Carr Charles Chandler Cindy Christian Mike Clutts Randy Coram Gina Cougill Richard Doyle Sarah Duley Matt Duncan Sammy Dunning Jill Early Susan Eftink Susan Elkins Mary Emerson Terry Emerson Randy Eskridge Cathy Evans Sue Farley Anita Ferguson Randy Fogle Tony Fort Gail Foss John Foster Danny Frasher 66 Toys Are Not for Children Mickey Gelso Fredrick George Marsha Glidden Gerald Green Cindy Gregory Linda Griffey Noah Lee Griffey Eddie Gurley Howard Gustin Jim Hall Debra Hargan Carol Harris Randy Harris Steve Hausman Daniel Henley John Henson David Hess Jimmy Holt Michael Horman Donald Jackson 67 Whaf Became of Jack and Jill M arty Jocobs Debbie Jennings Paul Johnson Robert Johnston Vickie Johnston Rhonda Jones Donald Jordan Apryl Keniston Carol Kennedy Joe Kennedy Steve Kennedy Donnie Koch Ronald Koch Michael Kommer Sherry Korte Linda Krein Brenda Krueger JoNell Krueger Robert LaGore Karen Langford 68 Bedknobs and Broomsticks Jay Lassiter Sandy Lewis Audrey Lillie Carol Loverkamp Mary Ann Margherio Brenda Martin Paula McCandless Randy McNichols Debbie Medley Wanda Medley Richard Melcher Vonda Mescher William Meyer Joe Miller Scott Miller Stephen Miller Mark Mitchell Cindy Mizzell Deborah Mohr Jeff Newbold Joe Ohmes Debbie Owens Cheryl Parmley Sally Phillips Becky Quint Margot Reddick Lee Rush Steve Russell Laura Rutherman Teresa Sawyers 69 163 Dalmafions Jackie Scarborough Gary Shappard James Shelton Keitli Shelton Marcia Shreves Roger Short Gay la Smith Steven A. Smith Stephen S. Smith Kathy Speckman Carsa Stephens Clifton Stoker Stan Stout Gail Sullivan Imogene Summers Dawn Sumnlers Dakin Taylor Barbara Terry Angela Thomas Darrell Thomas Charles Travis Perry Travis Nancy Troutman Tammy Troutman Linda Tubbs Michal Tyson Michel Tyson Sandra Vogt Dan Waddell Reaki Wallace 70 Class of 76 Donna Weaver jeanie Wehrmeyer Deneal Welch Sandy Wiggins Jennifer Wilcox Merlin a Wilke Robbie Wilke ns Jimmy Williams Kathy Williams Brad Wood 71 72 Boy! Those semesters can really get to a guy! Man! Ain't this the life?! ! What's this? A new ballet course?!! The between class confusion. 73 Do you think anyone will notice our fashionable new clothes? Is this the way to do it? I know the answer is here somewhere. Dress-up time for the seniors! 74 Gitchy Gitchy Goo! But Mother, it's the latest style. We love doing mean things!!! WOW, this is the first time this week I remembered my combination! !! ACTIVITIES Stand Up and Be Counted Trojans Are No, 1 80 The Sophomores show how the float competition is won. The 1972-1973 Homecoming celebration began Thursday night with the bonfire. Students worked all week building floats and decorating cars, initiating freshmen, and collecting outhouses. This year's homecoming theme was movie titles. Classes were let out 5th hour Friday so the students and teachers could enjoy the parade. Friday night the Trojans toppled Anna-Jonesboro, 52-0. Half-time was high-lighted by the M. C. H. S. band and parade of Homecoming attendants. After the exciting game, students and alumni gathered at the gym for the coronation of the 1972-1973 Homecoming Queen, Pat Ferrero. The music has stopped, the dance floor is emptied, and mums is no longer the word, but Homecoming of 1972 - 73 memories still, and will continue to linger on. 81 Cries and Whispers 83 Paf — Queen of Trojans 86 Z8 88 89 Enchantment Beneath the Sea 90 ) ) K At Hair The 4 Stooges? r George M‘ Directed by Mrs. Jesse Lassiter, Jr. To Sir With Love I HI Oh, Calcutta Or would you believe the 4 Cohans?. Hello Dolly, or would you believe Give My Regards To Broadway. v- T ' I p; w Stand Up and Be Counted Sound of Music Cabaret The Star-Spangled Boy? 93 Speech Winners 94 Graduation Are we gonna graduate? WOW! I made it! The GRAD 96 97 Mr. and Miss M.C.H.G. BEST LOOKING Dennis Taylor and Susie Wells MOST TALENTED Wayne Worley and Mary Guzzy MOST COURTEOUS Larry Korte and Donna Copley MOST STUDIOUS Mark Krueger and Martha Bremer 99 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mark Krueger Paula Johnson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jim Wiedeman Susan Smith W ITT IE ST FRIE N DL IE ST Rex Mizell Diane Dunn Tim Johnson Carol Farmer 100 ATHLETICS Trojans Win in '72 Co-captain Russell Mills Coach Chuck Durham Co-captain Gerald Wilke Varsity Record WE THEY North Marshall 30 8 Benton 6 30 Elverado 30 0 McLeansboro 40 0 Sparta 8 26 Anna-Jonesboro 52 0 Carterville 22 20 Marion 0 20 Eldorado 12 8 FIRST ROW: Gerald Wilke, Russell Mills. SECOND ROW: Dwight Atkinson, Kent Bowman, Pat Helton, Jerry Yates, Kevin Westerfield, Calvin Kotter, John Rust, Dwayne Wall, Ted Holder. THIRD ROW: Coach Durham, Allen Spear, Jay Garner, Randy Rushing, Lance Penrod, Kevin Armstrong, Rick Weaver, Dennis Taylor, Chuck Girtman, Keith Rushing. FOURTH ROW: Tim Tanner, Norman Goodman, Victor Holland, Brad Meinders, Herbert Brown, Kevin Meinders, Tommy Quint, Robert (Rex) Mizell. 102 Geniors Lead on to Victory DWIGHT ATKINSON HERBERT BROWN CHUCK GIRT MAN BRAD MEINDERS RUSSELL MILLS REX MIZELL TOMMY QUINT DENNIS TAYLOR GERALD WILKE JERRY YATES JERRY ROBINSON 103 Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: Allen Speer, Donald Jordan, Pat Helton. SECOND ROW: Joe Kennedy, Paul Johnson, Jimmy Shelton, Ronald Koch, Mike Tyson, Stephen Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Coach Jim Faughn, Donald Koch, Kevin McBride, Terry West, Cary Austin, Keith Rushing, Johnny Brown, Coach Rex Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Charles (Corky) Chandler, Tim Tanner, Kevin Meinders, Stephen Bullock, Norman Goodman, Jay Garner, Kent Bowman, Darrell Bunting. What? No referee? Rough game? Right on with Strong Trojan Power. Trojan Strategy and Action Win Determination - I've 'gotta' make a touchdown!!! Hey, Coach, smile!!! - We're winning. The Trojan defense is after blood. May I have this dance? There must be something pretty interesting down there! !! 105 Our Baskefball Memories Varsity Basketball Record '72-73 WE THEY Eldorado 49 53 North Marshall 50 56 Mcl.eansboro 73 61 Marion 63 60 Century 68 69 West Frankfort 52 53 Johnston City 70 41 Brookport 51 58 Joppa 68 46 Vienna 63 69 Albion 73 59 Meridian 62 72 Egyptian 78 50 Anna 39 36 Johnston City 73 44 Carrier Mills 89 70 Paducah Tilghman 66 86 Eldorado 69 58 106 Varsity With a Capital V Coach Beck Antwine Nelson Howard Palmer Scott Foreman Tim Whalen Jerry Gentry Manager Bill Trieglaff Dwayne Wall Coach Woodward Norman Goodman Herbert Brown Richard Travis Mike Williamson Bruce Hahn 107 Two Points!! ! Trojans slip on past The Gang that Couldn't Shoot Straight. MEMENTOS OF 73 This plaque was earned not only by the team out also fans and students for their pep and cheering section at the Anna Invitational. The trophy on the left is the first place consolation prize of the Anna tourney. Finally, proclaiming Trojans Number One, our first place trophy won at the Harrisburg Holiday Tournament. Cheerleaders and students are important too. 108 Trojan Adventures. One last shot as the clock turns red. Scenes to remember from MCHS. 109 Unyielding Underclassmen 110 Junior Varsify Howard Palmer Kim Bakehouse Richard Travis Kevin Meinders Hill Riley Dwayne Wall Ronald Goodman Brian Galloway Pat Helton Jack Leek Scott Fulkerson Jeff Meyer Mike Williamson Tim Whalen Coach Beck Freshmen 1st ROW: Steve Farmer, Kenneth Burnham, Chuck Travis, Robert Wrye, Donny Jordan, Paul Johnson. 2nd ROW: Teddy Brown, Manager, Jeff Beck, Jay Lassiter, Ron Koch, Tony Fort, Rob Wilkens, William Eskridge, Darrell Bunting. 3rd ROW: Keith Shelton, Cary Austin, Mike Tyson, Jimmy Williams, Don Koch, Joe Kennedy. Ill FRONT ROW: Jeff Meyer, Jack Lambert, Jay Lassiter, Jeff Beck, Steven Farmer. SECOND ROW: Randy Woods, Carl Crockett, Brian Galloway, Tommy Gentry, Jeff Grimes, H. B. Carr, Coach Steve Woodward. Cross Country and Track 112 1st ROW: Randy Woods, Bryan Galloway, Dwayne Wall, Mike Tyson, Jeff Meyer. 2nd ROW: Coach Woodward, H. B. Carr, Michel Tyson, Ronald Goodman, Allen Speer, Ronald Koch. 3rd ROW: Joe Kennedy, Terry Okerson, Donny Koch, Robert Pergande, Rob Wilkens, Gary Shappard, Mike Kommer. 4th ROW; Jay Garner, Randy Rushing, Kevin Meinders, Mike Williamson, Tommy Quint, Howard Palmer, Morman Goodman, Bobby Marshall. 113 FRONT ROW: Ricky Yap, Stan Stout, Kevin Westerfield, Jay Lassiter, Lee Rush. 2nd ROW: Coach Charles Hopson, Joe Wehrmryer, Brad Schneider, Keith Moorman, Cary Austin, Clint Westerfield. Golf, 73 114 Baseball 1st ROW: Coach Beck, Danny Jeffords, Dwight Atkison, John Kreuter, Donny Jordan, Tim Whalen, Ronald I,ong. 2nd ROW: Chuck Girtman, Kevin Kelley, Ricky Rose, John Foster, Lillie Brent, Tim Bakehouse, Bobby McGuire, Jeff Beck, Bruce Hahn. 3rd ROW: Ted Holder, Bruce Staton, Russell Mills, Pat Helton, Monty Bremer, Mike Medley, Charles Graham, Dan Henley. 1)5 ABOVE, Left to Right: Jim Wiedeman, Coach Mary Anderson. Steve Jones, Steven Farmer, Brad Woods, Scott Miller, Steve Miller, Mike Clutts, Clifton Stoker, Donald Jackson. n n 1 BELOW, Left to Right: Carol Horntrop, Rachel Talmage, Paula McCandless, Nancy Foreman, Anita Kingsley. BACK: Coach Mary Anderson. 16 Sports Awards i LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Quint, accepting the L. W. Smith Football Award for Gerald Wilke; Keith Moor man, winner of the Joe Korte Golf Award; Norman Goodman, who received the rebounding award; Bruce Hahn, who won the Dutch Schneeman Ftee Throw Award; co-winners Dwight Atkison and John Krueter, selected most valuable baseball players; Dwayne Wall, who received the Gerald Wilke outstanding track award; Jerry Gentry, chosen to receive the V. O. Decker Basketball Award. At the annual All-Sports banquet for '72-73, eight awards were presented in seven areas. The athletes themselves spoke. For each sporting event, an athlete presented a short speech. This proved to be most lively and interesting. The oldest of the sports awards given is the L. W. Smith award for outstanding contributions to the football team. It dates back to 1949. This year's winner was Gerald Wilke. Gerald was selected for this honor last November before his death in April. Tommy Quint accepted the award in his place. A new award was given. This award, named for the late Joe Korte, is to honor the outstanding golfer of the year. It went to Keith Moorman. In basketball, three awards were given. The rebounding award went to sophomore Newman Goodman. Bruce Hahn won the Dutch Schneeman free throw award. Jerry Gentry received the V. O. Decker award for the outstanding leader in basketball. This year, the baseball team voted not one, but two seniors as outstanding baseball player. Co-winners are Dwight Atkison and John Kreuter. Another new award is the Gerald Wilke outstanding track award. Recordholder in the 100 and the 220 , Dwayne Wall received this award. Freshman Cheerleaders Sandra Vogt Merlin a Wilke Laura Rutherman Cindy Winters Jennifer Wilcox Sarah Duley Linda Krein Junior Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Beggs, Glenda Fort, Lisa Giltner, Captain Nancy Foreman, Co-captain Rita Stevens, Joyce Farris. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Stanton, Captain Rhonda Buldtman, Sheila Herring, Co-captain Bette Foreman, Marilyn Owens, and FRONT: Tammy Long. Varsity Cheerleaders (Dedication continued from Page 5) GLENDA LEIGH FORT and RUSSELL DANIEL MILLS God picked Glenda Leigh Fort and Russell Daniel Mills, Jr. , so that others might live. God really does pick his most beautiful flowers! Doesn't He? Sunday evening, May 20, Rusty Mills and Glenda Fort were killed in an automobile accident. Due to tlie late date less than two weeks before school was out, the dedication has been continued here in the last pages of the sports section. On May 20, 1973, the Great God Almighty watched very carefully over the members of M.C. H. S. , and He said, The time has come for me to go into my garden and pick my most beautiful flowers. Glenda Leigh Fort and Russell Daniel Mills, Jr. , were - and still are - two of God's most beautiful flowers. Glenda was a Jr. Varsity cheerleader and also a member of the Pep Club. Glenda, in her lifetime, did not care much for material things. She was more concerned with her family and other loved ones. If someone had a problem of any sort, Glenda, when called upon, was always willing to help. Inside and outside the classroom, Glenda always had a cheerful smile. She was a very happy person. She laughed and helped others to laugh also. You could always hear the sound of her voice (especially at the ballgames). Rusty tried to live every moment of his life to the fullest. He played hard in competitive sports, he worked diligently at a part-time job, he was actively involved in building homecoming floats and other school projects, and he made friends easily. He was always Rusty, never pretending, nor wanting to be someone else. For that, we all liked him. Dear Lord If I should win; Let it be by the code. With my faith and honor held high. But if I should lose, Let me Stand by the road, and wave As the winner goes by. Amen 120 THE YEAR or ’73 The year of '73 brought both good and tragedy. The good was seeing number 43 tackle someone, but no more tackles will we see because number 43, was GERALD WILKE. When playing baseball a runner would slide into home, and then a voice would shout, ”Yer Out! Afterwards, the catcher would pick up his glove, that was dirty and dusty, but there won’t be any more games for the glove that was dusty, because it belonged to a man named RUSTY. Also, when at a basketball game you could hear people shout, and then a girl would flip, twirl, and jump about, bift you will never see another girl like the one I knew whose name was GLENDA LEIGH. And now you see what I am trying to say -GERALD, RUSTY, AND GLENDA have all passed away. Of all the things that I pray, In our minds their memories will always stay. All these things we could not see, happened In the year of '73. Keith Shelton 122 Honor Sociefy Is The Ruling Class SKATED, From Left: Cathe Golightly, Cathy Kommer, Donna Copley, Sherry Rushing, Patti Wolfe, Sandra Rheeling, Gela Russell, Susan Rice, Martha Bremer, Linda Medley, Stacey May, Jilla Fiorentini, Susan Smith. STANDING, From Left: Larry Korte, David Martin, Bruce Hahn, Brad Schneider, Pam Lauderdale, Mary Ann Dinners, Dee Corzine, Diane Dunn, Emily Kibler, Rhonda Sumner, Jane Moorman, Karla Storm, Mary Guzzy, Garry Verbarg, Keith Moorman, Jim Wiedeman, David Krueger. SEATED, From Left: Suzanne Moller, Shelly Korte, Kim Mills, Ronda Raney, Lynn Patton, Bette Foreman, Rachel Talmage, Marla Klaus, Lisa Frasher, Sherry Hammack, Joan Dejarnett, Karen Hankins, Susan Wes-terman. STANDING, From Left: Kenneth Abrams, Monty Bremer, Stephen Piper, Bruce Parker, Rhonda Bultman, Kathy Phillips, Mary Hempler, Harlene Faughn, Robin Weeks, Connie Wittig, Kristi Brookshire. Donna Barnes, Kay Foss, Kevin Graman, Timmy Whalen, Kenneth Strong, Rick Weaver. 124 Hi Tri Girls The senior members of the MCHS Hi Tri Club held an installation for all new members on November 21, 1972. The ceremony took place at 7:00 p. m. in the George F. Sullivan Auditorium. The new members were told of the goals of Hi Tri, and afterwards refreshments were served to all attending. A candlelight installation ceremony is solemnized by the senior girls. President Beth Johns (center) informs the new members of the purpose of Hi Tri. FROM LEFT: Tera Montgomery, Gela Russell, Susan Smith, Beth Johns, Carol Farmer, LeAnne Teckenbrock, Rachel Trieglaff, Rhonda Bodimer, and Patti Wolfe. 125 PreHy Maids All ROW 1, Left to Right: Sally Phillips, Brenda Krueger, Carsa Stephens, Linda Krein, Kim Armstrong, Lisa Brinker, JoNell Krueger, Marla Brenningmeyer. ROW 2: Mary Emerson, Debbie Mohr, Sandy Wiggins, Mary Ann Margherio, Debra Hargan, Marsha Glidden, Paula McCandless, Kathy Speckman, Jami Angel. ROW 3: Susan Angelly, Susan Elkins, Marcia Shreves, Sue Ellen Farley, Sue Eftink, Merlina Wilke, Laura Rutherman, Sandra Vogt, Cindy Winters, Debbie Jennings, Jennifer Wilcox, Wanda Medley. ROW 4: Gail Foss, Linda Tubbs, Debra Vaughn, Cindy Gregory, Cheryl Parmley, Deneal Welch, Dakin Taylor, Brenda Benard, Sandy Lewis, Jeanie Wehrmeyer, Nancy Troutman, Cindy Christian, Margot Reddick, Vonda Mescher. ROW 1, Left to Right: Karen Farmer, Kandi Korte. ROW 2: Joyce Farris, Connie Westerman, Nancy Foreman, Judy Jones, Lisa Gilther. ROW 3: Jayne Saylor, Andrea Schmitt, Karen Stratemeyer, Cathy Allbritten, Mina Wiedemann, Andrea Kerley, Ann Jones, Cheryl Grimes. ROW 4: Leslea Rutt, Carol Wetherington, Robyn Eftink, Betty Wolfe, Connie Logeman, Elizabeth Yap. Cathy Guzzy, Rita Stevens. 126 in a Row Row 1, Left to Right: Shelly Korte, Sheila Pratte. ROW 2: Kay Foss, Robin Weeks, Debbie Krueger, Mary Jane Hempler, Mary Stanton, Cheryl Meinders, Kris Brookshire, Susan Fick. ROW 3: Diane Ferrero, Bette Foreman, Rachel Talmage, Harlene Faughn, Marla Klaus, Lynne Patton, Kim Mills, Joan Dejamett, Sandy May, Lisa Teckenbrock. ROW 4: Janice Steinkamp, Becky Stout, Connie Wit tig, Rhonda Buldtman, Pat Kommer, Suzanne Moller, Lisa Frasher, Ronda Raney, Sherry Hammack, Dianne Wehrmeyer, Debbie Neihoff, Lisa Brooks, Joni Mittendorf, Debbie Oliver. 127 OFFICERS: Left to Right: Beth Ann Johns, President; Carol Farmer, Vice-President; Tera Montgomery, Secretary; LeAnne Teckenbrock, Treasurer; Patti Wolfe, Announcer. ROW 1, Left to Right: Susan Rice, Rhonda Bodimer, Geraldine Jennings, Susan Smith, Gela Russell, Cathe Golightly, Rachel Trieglaff, Miss Tucker, Sponsor. ROW 3: Cathy Kommer, Sherry Rushing, Chrysta McNeill, Toni Hille, Pat Ferrero, Lynn Wilkens, Rhonda Sumner, Tracy Evans, Sandra Rheeling, Kathy Grace, Mrs. Woods, Sponsor. Jamie Lewis, Sheila Herring, Pam Hawkins, Dee Corzine, Paula Johnson, Karla Storm, Linda Medley, Susie Wells, Jenny Wilson, Jilla Fiorentini, Marilyn Owens. ROW 5: Patty Henry, June Hulsey, Brenda Sullivan, Angie Trieglaff, Donna Copley, Jo Taylor, Joan Wood, Stacey May, Jane Moorman, Diane Dunn, Barbara Hall, Ruthie Clark, Terry Milligan. Kris Brookshire is crowned as the 1972-73 Potato Queen. The local and state President of Hi Tri - Beth Ann Johns. A new fall wardrobe is shown by top models at the Annual Hi Tri Fashion Show. 128 Jr. Civifans Say: Welcome io the Club” ROW 1, Left to Right: Patti Wolfe, President, Jim Wiedeman, Vice President, Kathy Phillips, Secretary, David Martin, Treasurer, David Miller, Chaplain, Glyn Webb, Advisor. ROW 2: Cindy Gregory, Pam Hawkins, Andrea Kerley, Karen Stratmeyer, Cathe Guzzy, Becky Bland, Rachel Trieglaff, Gerald Wilke. ROW 3: Brenda Sullivan, Brenda l.overkamp, Donna Copley, Karen Jones, Cathy Kommer, Sherry Rushing, Beth Stamme, David Krueger, Joe Wehrmeyer. President Patti Wolfe displays the peanut brittle that was later sold by Junior Civitans as one of their many projects. 129 Thespians Are in ' The Public Eye Mrs. Lassiter, Sponsor, Rachel Talmage, Jane Moorman, Diane Dunn, Mark Kreuger, Lisa Teckenbrock, Donna Faughn, Sponsor. Susie Wells, Cathe Golightly Gerry Jennings, Mike Miller, Scribe Susan Smith, Secretary, Marla Klaus, Treasurer 130 Wayne Worley, President, Mary Guzzy, Vice President. Mu Alpha Thefa Says There Are 20,000 Leagues Under ihe Sea ROW 1, Left to Right: Mrs. Beardsley, Sponsor, David Krueger, President, Jim Wiedeman, Vice President, Jo Taylor, Secretary, Patti Wolfe, Treasurer. ROW 2: Joan Dejarnett, Dee Corzine, Karla Storm, Susan Smith, Martha Bremer, Karen Hankins, Marla Klaus, Lisa Teckenbrock, Lisa Frasher, Robin Weeks. ROW 3: Rachel Talmage, Stacey May, Linda Medley, Gela Russell, Sherry Ferguson, Russell Parr, Timmy Whalen, Lamar Abrams, Cathe Golightly, Sherry Hammack. ROW 4: Bette Foreman, Kathy Phillips, Donna Copley, Gerald Wilke, Harlene Faughn, Joan Wood, Susan Rice, Kris Brookshire, Donna Barnes, Rhonda Raney, Kay Foss. ROW 5: Bruce Parker, Mary Jane Hem pier, Suzanne Moller, Shelly Korte, Mary Ann Hinners, Rhonda Buldt-man, Keith Moorman, Tommy Quint, Brad Schneider, Garry Verbarg, Steven Piper, Bruce Hahn. Joe Wehrmeyer moves closer to victory as he puts his opponent in check in one of the chess games sponsored by Mu Alpha Theta. German Club Members Find Out Everything They Always Wanted to Know About German, but Were Afraid to Ask ROW 1, Left to Right: Pam Searles, Jayne Saylor, Sue Ellen Farley, JoNell Krueger, Wanda Medley. ROW 2: Andrea Schmitt, Sheila Pope, Mary Ray, Mina Wiedemann, Leslea Rutt, Connie Logeman, Judy Jones, Miss Mason (Sponsor). ROW 3: Debbie Neihoff, Ann Jones, Cathy Albritten, Suzanne Moller, Kim Mills, Mary Jane Hempler, Glenda Fort, Lisa Giltner. ROW 4: Joe Kennedy, Marc Adams, Donnie Jordan, Jeff Beck, Joe Wehrmeyer, Bryan Galloway, Randy Rushing,' Stephen Piper, Terry Davis, Brent Wangler, Michel K. Kommer, Steve Otis. 132 Spanish Club Members Are Really Making If This Year ROW 1, Left to Right: Dana Troutman, President, Shelly Korte, Secretary-Treasurer, Diane Dunn, Scribe ROW 2: Gaee Crain, Lee Ann Rainy, Betty Wolfe, Elizabeth Yap, Cathe Guzzy, Rachel Talmage, Bette Foreman, Nancy Foreman, Ms Mary Tucker, Sponsor. ROW 3: Cheryl Little, Marna Vancil, Becki Krempasky, Karen Farmer, Connie Westerman, Carol Wetherington, Connie Cummings, Elizabeth Frazier, Kandi Korte. ROW 4: Emily Kibler, Mary Ann Hinners, Libby Jaco, Susan Westerman, Kevin Graman, Jonathan Bremer, Larry Roeth, Mark Krueger, Lester Tichenor, Chris Dunn, Lyndell Cole. 133 In There Is No War Between ROW 1, Left to Right: Kay Foss, President, Rhonda Buldtman, Vice-President, Paula Wedeking, Secretary, Jeannie Bunting, Treasurer. ROW 2: Cheryl Scarborough, Bernice Bunting, Brenda Loverkamp, Anna Wedeking, Deena Childers, Jean Meyer, Barbara Dunn, Sarah Brown. ROW 3: Carol Loverkamp, Debbie Owens, Glenda Griffin, Audrey Lillie, Shelly Korte, Becky Quint, Martha Wright, Sharon Johnson. ROW 4: Lynnie Brown, Susan Westerman, Sheryl Johnson, Betty McCormick, Marsha Shreves, Gail Foss, Mary Emerson, Susan Elkins, Linda Tubbs, Paula McCandless. ROW 5: Paula Berkley, Debra Vaughn, Robin Barnhill, Susie Smith, Cindy Saylor, Loretta Rust, Marsha Shepler, Sheila Herring, Jenny Wilson, Rhonda Plunk, Pam Jaco. FHA girls are cheerful as they act as hostesses for the FFA-FHA Banquet. and FFA Men and Women ROW 1, Left to Right: Garry Verbarg, President, Ron Konemann, Vice President, Rick Weaver, Treasurer, Carl Crockett, Reporter, Bruce Staton, Sentinel, Larry Durham, Sponsor. ROW 2: Jack Leek, Everett Purcell, Steven Bremer, Steve Phelps, Steven Smith, Michael Norman, Darrell Bunting, Richard Wedeking. ROW 3: Darell Darnell, Greg Williams, Curtis Meinders, Larry Parks, Ted Heflin, Robert Morgan, Charles Travis, David Hess, Donnie Krueger. Gregg Williams seems to be enjoying himself at the FFA-FHA Banquet. Student Council Is The Organization of MCHS Students ROW 1, Left to Right: Russell Parr, President, Ruthie Clark, Vice President, Marcy Beck, Treasurer, Beth Johns, Secretary. ROW 2: Linda Powell, Pam Hawkins, Karla Storm, Gerald Wilke, Keith Moorman, David Martin. ROW 3: Marlene Faughn, Becky Bland, Marla Klaus, Mary Stanton, Kevin Graman, Timmy Whalen. ROW 4: Ann Jones, David Miller, Linda Bray, Tammy Long, Cheryl Grimes, Sheila Pope, Elizabeth Yap, Joyce Farris. ROW 5: Lisa Brinker, Judy Jones, Karen Stratemeyer, Debbie Mohr, Cindy Winters, Keith Shelton, Derrick Bradford. i Hi i BEUir 4 T Ml -A p' % is i i i When Vice-President Ruthie Clark takes over, everybody listens! Mi IH President, Russell Parr, looks pleased at one of his council member's suggestions. 136 Christian Fellowship Practices ' The Ten Commandments ROW 1, Left to Right: Mickey Woolard, President, Becky Clark, Secretary, Dee Corzine, Apryl Keniston. ROW 2: Vickie Parmer, Paula Johnson, David Miller, Carl-Wells, John Hiene. GAA Members Are Trojan Women ROW 1, Left to Right: Donna Copley, Kathy Grace, Terry Milligan, Tracy Evans, Tera Montgomery, Miss Anderson, Sponsor. ROW 2: Judy Girtman, Sally Phillips, Tammy Long, Margaret Riley, Nancy Foreman, Kandi Korte, Jeanie Wehrmeyer. ROW 3: Kathy Phillips, Paula McCandless, Brenda Krueger, Glenda McWaters, Andrea Schmitt, Jayne Saylor, Leslea Rutt, Cindy Winters, Merlina Wilke. 137 M-Club Is The Gang Thai Couldn't Shoot Straight ROW 1, Left to Right: John Kreuter, Kevin Kelley, Allen Speer, Richard Travis. ROW 2: Jeff Grimes, Ricky Rose, Mr. Durham, H. B. Carr, Jay Garner. ROW 3: Keith Moorman, Chuck Girt man, Randy Sumner, Bryan Galloway, Jeff Meyer. ROW 4: Jerry Gentry, Herbie Brown, Dwight Atkison, Jay Lassiter, Keith Shelton. ROW 5: Scott Foreman, Mark Shetler, Howard Palmer, Bruce Hahn, Jeff Beck. Steven Farmer. ROW 6: Steve Cromeenes, Victor Holland, Tommy L. Quint, Kim Bakehouse, Scott Fulkerson, Pat Helton. ROW 7: Dennis Taylor, Lance Penrod, Rusty Mills, James Griffey, Norman Goodman, Kenneth Strong, Gerald Wilke. ROW 8: Dwayne Wall, Robert Mizell. 138 Key Club Members Are Little Big Men at MCHS ■ ROW 1, Left to Right: Brad Schneider, President; Jim Weideman, Vice-President; Gerald Wilke, Secretary; Stephen Piper, Treasurer; Steve Woodward, Sponsor. ROW 2: Joe Wehrmeyer, Brent Wangler, Kevin Meinders, Jerry Gentry, Bryan Galloway, Lynn Wehrmeier. ROW 3: H. B. Carr, Stephen Smith, Bruce Hahn, Keith Moorman, Tommy L. Quint, Larry Roethe, Michael W. Kommer. On Film! The longest the Pep Club has ever been silent. Pep Club Is Really Something Big 139 Orders for the Band: Play If Again, Bam Enthusiastic band members and their friends work unceasingly to decorate the gym for the Mistletoe Ball. The band begins another entertaining half-time show to add to the excitement of an MCHS football game. MCHS Drill Team MCHS Chorus Majorettes Are a Female Bunch Wifh a Loi of Taleni Gaee Crain, Head Majorette Cathe Golightly Janice Steinkamp Kandi Korte Dee Corzine, Drum Majorette Jilla Fiorentini M2 Debbie Jennings Elizabeth Frazier When Eight Bells Toll the Library Staff Can Rest After a Hard Days Work BACK ROW, Left to Right: Brenda Loverkamp, Donna Weaver, Mary Stevens, Kim Armstrong, Marsha Glidden, Mrs. Thomasson, Librarian. FRONT ROW: Apryl Keniston, Wayne Worley, Jean Meyer. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Carol Farmer, Sherry Hammack, Debbie Henderson, Karen Farmer, Anita Ferguson, Kris Brookshire. FRONT ROW, Seated: Mrs. Brookshire, Sponsor, Kathy Grace. NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE: Joan Dejarnett, Gerald Wilke, Donna Copley, Beth Johns. Newspaper Staff Members Grin From Ear to Ear After Finishing Another Edition of the MCHS Trojan 143 Yearbook Staff Members Are in a Frenzy as They Work to Complete the lllohmet BACK ROW: Joe Miller, Photographer, Sandra Rheeling, Gela Russell, Mare Adams, Gerry Jennings, Cathe Guzzy, Jo Taylor, Mrs. Woods, Sponsor. SEATED: Marilyn Elkins, Kandi Korte, Elizabeth Yap, Melonee Fitch, Rhonda Bodimer. Elizabeth Yap is stamped and ready for shipment by Cathe Guzzy on a typical yearbook day. Lisa Brooks and Gerry Jennings work hard to finish their layouts before the deadline. Sandra Rheeling is awed by a picture of Mr. Mescher that she is using in the faculty section. Rhonda Bodimer's face expresses her feelings as she looks at a Freshman's picture. Melonee Fitch and Kandi Korte discuss which picture they should use on the last page of their section. The staff busily works to complete the Mohmet under the watchful eye of Mrs. Woods. 145 DOG FOOD CMCKN Cathy Guzzy always buys the METROPOLIS PLANET NEWSPAPER to keep up on the latest livestock market report. 47 Parting glances from Susie and Theo Wells before they leave THEO WELLS' CAR SALES. U8 John Hess relaxes on fhe job at P. N. HIRSCH AND COMPANY. Brad Girtman exemplifies one of the many worthy workers at CARL OWEN'S SERVICE STATION. Miller Insurance Agency Miller — Cagle Life Agency Jones Building Metropolis, Illinois Ted Luebshaw gets ready for hunting with a gun from WESTERN AUTO. Terry Milligan searches for the best How To book at BILL'S PHARMACY. Beth Johns and Nancy Speck-man display one of the unusual gifts found at SPECKMAN JEWELRY AND GIFTS. 149 PADUCAH COCA-COLA GRAMAN ARCHITECT COMPANY Hospital Drive PH: 524-851 I HARRISON'S RESTAURANT 810 West Tenth Street 150 Ph: 524 9248 Metropolis, Illinois ■v® feFAIR STORE] $ HONEY where you can save iMj iii Mark Shetler and Scott Foreman defend the motto of THE FAIR STORE. Patti Wolfe browses through the winter apparel at SIMMONS, the Quality Store. 151 MONTGOMERY WARD MILLER'S FUNERAL HOME ppAVKON SMJiaERS-‘ fwsiiBAWCE’ ' SEAL_£SIAT£ BRANNON BROTHERS INSURANCE 152 Is Jerry Oliver trying to sell his daughter, Kathy, some insurance at JERRY OLIVER’S INSURANCE AGENCY? y .. U - vwVn ....WnA, IP 1 0 Poncho's Body Shop 10+h and Johnson Connie Cummings and Pam Searles look for just the thing at SEW AND SAVE. Compliments of Bert Foster Mr. Robert McCluskey takes time out of his busy life to pose for a picture at STEER'S INSURANCE AGENCY. 153 V Rhonda Bodimer and Susan Rice can't decide which product to choose to get rid ot bad breath at LOT- O-SAVINGS. Leave it to JOHNSON'S RADIO to connect the right wires. Clip! Clip! Go the scissors at THE RAZOR SHOP. Lisa Brooks and Jilla Fiorentini relax comfortably at ELLIOTT'S FURNITURE. 154 155 UNITED CITIES GAS COMPANY NATIONAL STATE BANK CHERRY THE FLORIST FIRST NATIONAL BANK Cathe Golightly seeks help at BONIFIELD 555 for the same problem she had last year. PARR'S GRILL Route 3 Metropolis, Illinois Phone: 524-9042 Compliments of William O'Sullivan dba CONRAD OPTICAL Nancy Foreman is contemplating over whether to buy now or later at GILBERT'S APPLIANCES. 156 Pam Lauderdale helps a customer select the perfect gift at LAUDERDALE'S FLORIST. Mrs. Krueter shows one of the many charming outfits at FRECKLES AND FRILLS. 157 AMERICAN LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS. Pat Ferrero makes another sale at THE SHOE PLACE. KERR McGEE THANES 158 BUCHANAN TOOL COMPANY Suzanne Moller is just one of the many dependable workers at PAL'S MARKET. Suzanne Shappard and her father display one of the many fine watches at SHAPPARD'S JEWELRY STORE. VALCO FEED PRODUCTS INC. 159 OAKES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Complimen+s of Chari es Gei+tman Beth Johns receives the keys to happiness that can be found at FRANK FARMER CHEVROLET, OLDS AND CADILLAC. Complimen+s of Louis G. Horman 160 Always on top is a hat from NEAL'S MEN'S STORE. Enjoy THE WHOLE THING at Shawnee College — education, friends, recreation . Shawnee College has it all — education, recreation, . . . Enjoy it all at Shawnee College — QUALITY EDUCATION AT THE LEAST POSSIBLE COST For information, call or write: Shawnee College Shawnee College Road Ullin, Illinois 62992 618 — 634-2242 Marla Klaus takes time out from her work to select a card at HUMMA'S UPTOWN REXALL. Susie Wells gives time to Steve Trapper” Borger 162 at WHITELOCKS. Tera Montgomery listens to The Tale of the Oriental Rug' found at PANSINGS. Marilyn Elkins knows that her prized possession will be safe a+ THE CITY NATIONAL BANK. 163 MITTENDORF'S FOOD CENTER is noted for fine meats in Metropolis, Illinois. D AND W AUTO SUPPLY CROWN BURGER looks good both day and night. 606 West Tenth Street Phone: 524 4059 164 CUMMINS FOOD SPECIALTIES -- rTfv « f'.ru BLOCK COMPANY W£ Sf' c COAl MARTIN OIL COMPANY METROPOLIS BLOCK COMPANY 165 DON'S TEXACO Cousin Tim Johnson makes shopping easy at BILL'S MARKET. See how it shines from a perfect job done by Jerry Gentry at A K CAR WASH. You can tell by Jilla Fiorentini's smile that she's pleased with her selection at RUDD-WOODALL. Whether it's a lamp, table, chair, or couch you'll be sure to find it at CARTER'S FURNITURE STORE. AIKINS — FARMER FUNERAL HOME MOLLER FURNITURE 167 FRUIT BELT SERVICE COMPANY Cardinal Studio I 16 East Fourth Street Metropolis, Illinois 62960 168 Don't let the good times pass you by — enjoy this summer in a Buster Crabbe Pool. SHAWNEE POOL AND FENCE COMPANY U.S. Highway 45 Metropolis, Illinois Phone: 524-7020 George Rice President The Metropolis Chamber of Commerce Working to Provide a Brighter Future for the Metropolis Community Offices: 606 Market Street Metropolis, Illinois Home of Superman Leslie Easterday Executive Secretary Compliments of 1 Jimmy Sentry is showing Tim Hausman the many different styles of boots at MOORMAN'S MEN STORE. Mam'selle 248 Lone Oak Road Paducah, Kentucky PATRONS Rechter Brother's Cloth Charm Beauty Salon WESTERFIELD QUALITY CLEANERS Autographs 172 Autographs 173 Autographs