Momence High School - Monesse Yearbook (Momence, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1969 volume:

FOREWORD The 1969 Monesse is an amorphous 'organ created by the chaos of the staffs conflicting super egos. The contents of a yearbook ought to be a free flowing journalistic commentary rather , than a collection of statistics. Instead of trying to j freeze on paper the same things every year, the 1 idea is to capture a living, breathing thing with offshoots and eccentricities. Significance is rela- tive: people will save this book for the rest of their lives, baby. IN MEMORIAM Roy David Hess Donk Trudeau Howard Sharkey Max Lowe CONTENTS � • A ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS 4 - 8 AND CLASSES ACTIVITIES 9-48 49 - 58 SPORTS 59 - 70 ORGANIZATIONS AND ADVERTISING 71 - 104 Special photos by KEN RASMUSSEN WILLIS BUCHHOLZ We, the staff of the 1969 Monesse, have decided to dedicate this year- book to Mr. Willis Buchholz. Mr. Buchholz has been on the staff of this high school for the past seven years and has given much time and effort to the students. He has been a sponsor of various school clubs including National Honor Society and Camera Club besides teaching civics, economics, and world geography. MR. “B” 3 A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1969 - U Eggleston LAWRENCE P. EGGLESTON PRINCIPAL T. H. BARTHOLOMEW, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS In this time of demonstration, dissent, unrest, and un- certainty, a moment of sober reflection is in order for the class of '69. In one sense tnere is not difference between this class and those which preceded it. Its members will scatter far and wide and will pursue a wide variety of occupations and endeavors. In another sense, however, there is a very real difference between the class of '69 and its predecessors. That difference is the world itself - its mood, its attitudes, its turmoil, all of which have changed radically in recent years. After reflecting upon this world, seniors, which you are now entering, my message is brief, sober, and to the point. Reflect long and seriously upon the challenges you face because they are as great or greater, as those ever faced by any class. What are these challenges? The needs to promote compassion, understanding, knowledge, and concern for our fellow man. These are the challenges. May you be equal to them and meet them with courage. 4 Due to certain circumstances beyond our control, we were unable to obtain a picture of the Board of Education. Those not shown include: BERNICE L1PNIK CLARENCE MARCOTTE HENRY DORN - President FRANK B. JOHNSON - Secretary EL WOOD LINE ROBERT LANGMAN LEROY HIGH Idea and photo by DAN BALBER WAYNE RANDOLPH RONALD JOHNSON LLOYD DENLER ? GENE KRUSE JIM MONGE NADINE CLEM GALENE HUFFMAN GARY WILDER MARGARET CLIFTON CAROL CLARK RICHARD GREENE EDDIE WILLARD RUTH PAYNE ERNEST MONK WARREN LISTER STANLEY STR1CKLER JACK CHERRY CATHERINE STRASSENBURG C. R. TUGGLE SECRETARIES RUTH REHMER and SHIRLEY HARTMAN CUSTODIANS THE YEARS AHEAD ARE PRESIDENT SCOTT PRESTON Sandier VICE PRESIDENT MAURICE WOOSNAM Wacky Moe SECRETARY JUDY BRINKMANN •• TREASURER VICKI VERRILL 10 Jude” Vick” VAGUE, HAZY, BLURRED . . . JOHN ABBOTT JOHN ANDRUCH DOROTHY BACKUS Ludwick' Backus DAN BALBER MYRON BERTRAM JOAN BISHIR II Danny Boy ' YET WE, AS SENIORS, ARE PREPARED • • • LOUIE BLANKE BONNIE BOSSI PATRICIA BOUDREAU Lou Pat' TOM BREDEMIER EVERETTE BROUILETTE Thomass' J. R. DEBRA BROWN 12 FOR THE UNSEEN TOMORROW TERESA BROWN KATHLEEN BURNETT LARRY BUHR Kath SUE BUTTERFIELD BERNADETTE CALLOWAY WENDELL CARRUTHERS SuSie B' Bernie' 13 WE COME TO THE EDGE . . . CATHY CASE Case COLETTE CHILDS Cora DIANA COTE EVELYN COTE STEVE COTE REBECCA COULTER OF OUR INDIVIDUAL HORIZONS NELLIE COVINGTON ROBERT CREECH TERRY CREMER Bob T. C. SANDRA CRONK DEBRA CRUMBLEY FRED DENLER Sandy Crumb EQUIPPED WITH KNOWLEDGE JON DENNIS STEVE DENNISON CAROL DHOM Kaptin Eddy LARRY DIRKER KENNY DOEHRING MICHAEL ENGLES Mike 16 GAINED THROUGH EXPERIENCES PAULA FAWVER CURTIS FIELEKE IRA FITZPATRICK 'Curt' Brannie' ROBERT GILMOUR DONALD GOODELL BECKY GRAY Bob Don” Bee” 17 WHAT WAS ONCE CLAUDE HARMON PHYLLIS HARTMAN JOHN HENDERSON Herm Phyl TERI HERRINGTON DAVID HESS JANYCE HIBBS ’’Lou” Hackle” Jan 18 BUT A DREAM TO US JUDY H1NOTE SANDY MISER VERNON HUBERT Red' Hiz Vera HARRIET HUFFMAN HARRY HUNTE CHRISTINE HYRUP 19 Hairless” Chris’ EMERGES A REALITY LARRY JACKSON Lar GARY JENSEN STEVE JOHNSTON CONNIE KAACK JOSEPH KARLOCK Joe” WILLIAM KARLOCK Bill 20 AS WE LEARN LINDA KINNEY EVELYN LEE CHRISTINE LOWMAN ••Chris WANDA LUND MARK MAJQR JAMES MARTIN Joy Jim ’ { 21 THE GREATEST LESSON IN LIFE KRIS MATHERS DARYL MATTOCKS ELIZABETH MATTOCKS Kris L. Betsy” SHEILA MAYER LARRY McKIMM MARY METZ 22 Big She” Hillbilly” Mare' THAT LIFE IS AN EDUCATION SUSAN METZ MICHAEL MITCHELL DEBBY MORGAN Mike' GERALD NEWBERRY MARGARET MULLADY REGINA MORSE 23 Gina' Marge' Jerry WE SEEK PERSONNEL RECOGNITION . . . DIANNA NIEDERT GARLENE ODLE DEBORAH PERCIVAL Niedert” Gar Deb' PATRICIA PLUTA KENNETH RASMUSSEN FRANCINE ROBICHEAUX 24 ” Plutee Rasputin' Frankie THROUGH THIS EDUCATION BERTHA ROWE DAVID SANSTROM JAMES SANSTROM Dave” Jim' 25 OUR ACHIEVEMENTS SYMBOLIZE ALBERTA SMITH TERRY SPOON ROBERT STUART Birdy Spooner Bob LESLIE STUART JACK TATRO WILLIE TOLIVER The 8 26 OUR DESIRE FOR IDENTITY POLLY TOMASK1 BILL TRUDEAU RAYMOND VOGELER Pol” TuLii Ray” WAYBURN WALLS BRENDA WINSETT NANCY WOLTERSTORFF Nan 27 OUR FUTURE IS BEFORE US CHRIS WYPYHOSKI Whip” GARRY YORK GARY YOUNG Chico” DAVID ZEGLIS SHERMAN MACK Zig' 28 SENIOR WILLS I, JOHN ANDRUCH, will my ability to take a joke to Lee Cramp. I, DOROTHY BACKUS, will my talking ability to Susan Balthozar in the hope that she will know what to do with it. I, DAN BALBER, will the backstage area and the stage lighting to nutty Johnny Rehmer in the hope that he will electrocute himself. I, MYRON BERTRAM, will my excellent driving talent to anyone who can afford the excellent, exotic re- sults suffered from such exquisite manuvering abilities. I, LOUIE BLANKE, will Mr. B. to the future civics and economics classes. Good Luck. I, PAT BOUDREAU, will my great acting ability to Robert Lee. I, TOM BREDIMEIER, will my great speed and size to Mike Peterson for the rest of his football career with good old Coach. I also will all of my great end parties to my little friend Mike for good luck on Monday’s classes. I, JUDY BRINKMAN, will my athletic ability, and my ability to get along with teachers to my brother Carl. I also will my big mouth to Sherry McDowell. I, JR. BROUILLETTE, will my ability to smile to Bill Buck who needs it badly. I, KATHY BURNETT, will my ability to hold my temper to Joan Backus. I, CATHY CASE, will my ability to drive (?) to David Zack, and my leaky eyes to Mr. Oyen. I, COLETTE CHILDS, will to Donald Bade my ability to pinch fairly without sending out scouts, I, NELLIE COVINGTON, will to all underclassmen all the knowledge and skill I didn't have. I, SANDY CRONK, will my job of cleaning the garbage cans down in the lounge to Nancy Lusk. I, FRED DENLER, will all of my arguments with Mr. Wilder to any future sociology student. I, JON DENNIS, will to the Junior Class one mile of blue streamers left over from last year’s prom. I also will to Mr. Buchholz 1000 bumper stickers reading, Courage. Willis has it. Do you? I, CAROL DHOM, will my ability to get demerits to anyone who wants it. I, LARRY DIRKER, will all my Nixon Agnew junk to Mr. B. I, MIKE ENGELS, will my five-year old slide rule to Mr. Kruse’s future physics classes. They'll need all the help they can get. I, IRA FITZPATRICK, will my ability to play basketball and my old pair of P.E. shorts to Willie B. Smith. I, ROBERT GILMOUR, will Pete Nickolic my ingrown toenails. I, CLAUDE HARMON, will my basketball shoes to Bill Ford. I, JANYCE HIBBS, will to all underclassmen my ability to cheer at football and basketball games. I, JUDY HINOTE, will my ability not to gossip to Janet Dhom in order that she might use it in good health. 30 I, VERNON HUBERT, will my muscles to Coach Cherry and my knowledge to the future success of our great world. I, LARRY JACKSON, will all my manly talents to Coach Wilder; he needs them. I, GARY JENSEN, will my sex appeal to Jeff Kinney. I, STEVE JOHNSTON, will M.H.S. band to whoever will take it. I, HOWARD KENDALL, will all the fun and hardships I have had while in school to the other students. I, LINDA KINNEY, will my physique to Marsha Podach. I, WANDA LUND, will to my sister Wynne, the ability to get along with most teachers and the ability to ignore the rest. I, MARK MAJOR, will my ability to get along with Mr. Kruse to Pete Nickolic and my straight hair to Johnny Rehmer. I, JAMES MARTIN, will to Danny Loftus my long legs in the hopes that he won’t have to buy a VW. I, DEBBY MORGAN, will my position as roll-taker in civics to Bob Lampley. I, DEBBIE PERCIVAL, will nothing. Each individual should lead his life as he chooses. I, FRANKIE ROBICHEAUX, will to Gail Robicheaux my temper, love for the opposite sex, and my most precious organ . . . my brain. I, JAMES SHERRILL, will that in case of nuclear war this school be given as a test site. I, WILLIE TOLIVER, will Coach Wilder 10 laps around the gym. I, VICKI VERRILL, will Chris Hyrup 1 inch of my 5'1 height so that she can be at least 5' tall. I, NANCY WALTERSTROFF, will my friends in Grant Park to Bev Overbeek. My ability to get along with Mrs. Brown to John Rehmer, and my gym suit to my brother, Gordon. I, MAURICE WOOSNAM, will my whackiness to the freshman, sophomore and junior classes for the next century. I, CHRIS WYPHOSKI, will my ability to get along with Miss White to Carl Brinkman. I, GARY YORK, will my reserved spot on Scanlon's Road to Gayle and whoever it may concern. I, BILL TRUDEAU, will all my good luck and fortune to my friend Larry O'Brien. I, DIANNA NEIDERT, will my ability to get into trouble in Mr. Buchholz's class to Jill Simpson. We, JOAN BISHIR and BECKY GRAY, will to Mary Metz our abilities to compose raspberry songs. 31 This page sponsored by CLASSES JUNIORS BARBARA HESS President BRIAN PEERBOLTE Vice-President MARLENE GLOWGOWSKI Secretary KATHY MATTOCKS Treasurer . and Superman comes to the rescue once again ...” Robin Anstrom Donald Bade Richard Baker Cora Berry Albert Bessert Carl Brinkman Darrel Bruck William Buck Virginia Catona Louise Channey Marta Christjarisen Beverly Coleman Donna Contois Diane Crabb Donna Embry 34 Mary Fitzpatrick David Fortner Elaine Franklin Lorraine Franklin Sharon Fritz Sandra Fulton Debra Giasson Mary Grady Debra Graves Frances Graves Sharon Greenley Gladys Henderson Carol Hibbs James Hill Chris Hoeferlin Raymond Huhn Donna Hutchinson Delores Jackson Debra Jacobsen Jeffrey Johnson Martha Jordan David Kibbons Andrew Kinney Myron Knoblauch Robert Lampley Melody Larson Gary Latham Nancy Lusk Gary Martin Mary Mayer 35 Martin Mazur Gary Me Kim m Eddie Miller You mean if she wins I have to kiss her? Susan Moody James Mullady Peter Nikolic Larry O'Brien Steve O'Cull Leslie Page Bonnie Penrod Gayle Perdue Cheryl Peterson Marsha Podach Valerie Pope Linda Prairie Donald Reddel John Rehmer Larry Rehmer 36 Mark Sherrill Jill Simpson Gay Slingerland Odesther Smith Willie Smith Ruby Squair Janet Stafford Mary Stewart Michael Storer Linda Strassenburg Evelyn Tetter Terry Trudeau Arlene Turner Paula Walls Gary Wehr John Wells Ann Wille Francine Wyant 37 SOPHOMORES GARY SMITH President DOUG DE VRIES Vice-President SUSAN WYANT Secretary DEBORAH FABER Treasurer A picture of me? Well for cripes sakes. Patricia Abbott Robert Abbott Joanne Anderson Carol Andruch Shirley Backus Brian Bauch Angela Beckman Dale Beseke Bruce Bessert Daniel Bishir Paula Bishir Linda Blaski Marilyn Bloodworth Kathy Bourgeois Jeffrey Boyd 38 Harry Brady Eloise Buhr William Cardwell Vicki Carpenter Deborah Carpenter Doris Chandler Joseph Chapman June Clark Sandra Dandurand Michael Dennis Alan Denton Timothy Engels David English Theresa Fieleke Debra Fisher William Ford Edward Fortin Harris Fulton Michael Gilmour Arthur Glass Ronald Gustafson Ronald Haigh David Hankey Rose Marie Hanson Gregory Hart Michael Hartman Roger Hartman Roberta Hazekamp William Hemm Stephanie Henderson 39 Donna Henson Vicki Hess Roger Holm berg David Horn Larry Hunte Campanella James John Jenson Amy Johnson Susan Johnson Melvin Jonkman Anthony Lampley Robert Lee Ruth Lefever David Lindstrom Daniel Loftus Steve Lund Maurice Marcotte Roger Marcotte Janice Marrs Suzanne Martin Sheryl McDowell Ronald McGill Bonnie Miedema Donald Millsap Ricky Mohr Michael Morgan Tommy Mullins Linda Oakes Beverly Overbeek Jeff Page 40 Lyla Page Sandra Penley Vickie Perdue Timothy Petro William Phelps James Piekarczyk Randall Price Curtis Ralston Steve Reising Juanita Roberts Susan Santrom Cynthia Schopf Gregory Sellers Linda Sharkey Theresa Shegog Diane Smith Julee Snapp Brenda Stancil Rick Strom me Suzanne Swanson That's right. Put it in the hole. 41 Frank Taylor Robert Thomas Virginia Tinsley David Toliver Pamela Tomaski Dara Viglielmo Gloria Waldburg Harvey Wells Shawn Wells Frank West Andre White Gwendolyn White Val Whittaker Cheryl Wilms Dorothy Williams Charles Willis John Wilson Linda Wilson Larry Winsett Connie Wyant David Zack Zoe Zack 42 FRESHMEN Why couldn't I have escorted that other girl? She’s prettier. MARY TOMASKI President DIANE PETERSON Vice-President MARILYN OAKES Secretary CYNTHIA MOHR Treasurer Raymond Abbott James Alvey Sandra Axsom Joan Backus Susan Balthazor Bruce Bartholomew Arthur Bellavance Carol Berry Linda Berry Gail Beseke David Bloomquist Donna Brown Rene Brown Catherine Buck Sunee Campbell 43 Richard Channey Elaine Colborn Terry Contois Arthur Cramp Linda Creech Robert Dam Gary Denny Janet Dhom Richard Earley Kevin Easter Veronica Fitzpatrick Linda Fortin Ruthann Frank Ramona Franklin Betty Garrett Thomas Gero Chris Gogolin Russell Gilbert Michael Graves Leland Greenley Elizabeth Griffin Michael Gust Debra Hart Helen Hibbs Jayme Hibbs Scott High Stephen Hiller Melissa Hoeferlin Jerome Hubert Shirley Hubert 44 Doris Johnson Ruthann K issac k Gail Kleinert Allen Knowles Todd Kratzer Murrell Legacy Darlene Legacy Richard Laneville Delores Lathan Naomi Lauridsen Michael Lee Paula Lee Sharon.Line Edmund Litoborski Patsy Long La Verne Love Lou Ann Luedtke Wynne Lund Lisa Mathers Darroll McDaniels John Metz Eugene Miller Wanda Miller Shawn Mitchell James Moody Marquerite Morrison LouiSe Neff Michael Nelson Nancy Ostrow Dorreen Overbeek 45 Ronald Parker Rosalin Parker Susan Parrish Connie Perdue Pamela Peterson Michael Peterson Angela Piekarczyk Frank Ploskonks Danny Plein Patricia Podach Brian Prairie Francis Prairie Jamere Price Mickey Randalls Coleen Retheford Mark Reising Sterling Riley Gail Robicheaux Leon Ross Stephen Sellers James Schopf Janet Schopf Terry Sharkey James Shegog Kathy Sherwood Toni Simmons Steven Simpson Wendolyn Sirois Leonard Sledge Alan Smith 46 Sally Sprinkle Lena Squair Anthony Stewart Valerie Stirling Pat Taylor Jolene Tedford Kari Thacker Sylvia Trevino Dennis Vogeler Robert Walls Oachia Wells Debra Wiley Gordon Wolterstorff Dale Wootan Kurt York 47 L-R: Jon Dennis, Rosa Duarte Oliveira, Theresaa Fieleke. Luli Holquin FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS This year we welcomed Isabel Rosa Duarte Oliveira of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, and Lidia Beatrize Serpa Urbano of Huancayo, Peru, to our school. Rosa stayed with the family of Curt and Theresa Fieleke for three months, while Lidia stayed for six months in the home of Nancy Lusk. Last summer, Margaret Mullady, as the chosen foreign exchange student from Momence, lived for three months in the home of a family in Lima, Peru. Besides students participating in the Fellowship, we were also honored by the presence of Mariluz (Luli) Holquin of Bogota, Colombia, as a guest in the home of Jon Dennis. Luli be- came acquainted with Jon while he was in Colombia, where she was a cousin to the family with whom he stayed. Margaret Mull a dy, Lidia Urbano, Nancy Lusk 48 ACTIVITIES BAND LEADS HOMECOMING PARADE JUNIORS 1st PLACE SENIORS 2nd PLACE SPANISH CLUB 3rd PLACE i0t‘ SOPHOMORES 3rd PLACE FRESHMEN 4th PLACE HOMECOMING QUEEN ULmfL S mujchj The I unior Cio� oi Momence High Schoo •Hello. Young W ver Junior-Senio� Prom l«« •Vvrt '1' .. PROM 1968 56 57 A curtain call ... YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU CAST Grandpa - JOHN REHMER Paul - DAN BALBER Penny - THERESA F1ELEKE Essie - MARY TOMASKI Ed - GARY YOUNG Alice - SHEILA MAYER Tony - BRIAN PEERBOLTE Mrs. Kirby - MARSHA PODACH Mr. Kirby - KRIS MATHERS Mrs. DePinna - CORA BERRY Madam Kolenkhov - CHERYL PETERSON Gay Wellington - CHRIS WYPYHOSKI Rheba - PAT BOUDREAU Donald - BRUCE BARTHOLOMEW Grand Duchess - PAT PODACH G-Men - ALAN SMITH SHERMAN MACH MARK RE1S1NG Henderson - JOHN ABBOT Dress Rehearsal 58 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL TEAM 1968 saw a successful football season for the Momence Redskins. The nearly all- senior ball club faced one of the toughest schedules in recent years past. All three of their losses were to Conference Champs. In November, the Kankakee Daily Journal chose an all-area team that included three of the Redskin’s Seniors - Jeff Simpson, Bob Lampley, and Dave Schenk. The following awards were presented at the 68 Football Banquet: MOST VALUABLE SENIOR: Jeff Simpson MOST IMPROVED: J R. Brouillette and Steve Dennison BEST OFFENSE: Terry Cremer BEST DEFENSE: Jeff Simpson BEST SPORTSMANSHIP: Dave Schenk BEST TEAMMAN: Dave Schenk At the end of the season Bob Lampley was the leading ground gainer. 1968 Foot- ball scores are as follows: SEASON’S RECORD 6-3 Momence - 25 Crete - 6 Momence - 0 Hobart - 40 Momence - 21 Herscher - 7 Momence - 39 St. Anne - 13 Momence - 46 Hanover Central - 9 Momence - 31 Bishop MacNamara - 0 Momence - 0 Central - 16 Momence - 0 Lowell - 26 Momence - 40 North Newton - 13 ROW 1 - B. Lampley, M. Mitchell, M. Woosnam, B. Trudeau, W. Rowe, W. Toliver, R. Stewart, K. Mitchell, T. Cremer (CO-CAPTAIN). ROW 2 - D. Horn (MGR.), L. Winsett (MGR.), T. Bredimier, C. Brinkman, G. Jensen, J. R Brouillette, C. Harmon, H. Hunte, S. Dennison, M. Knoblauch, G. Gilmour (MGR.). ROW 3 - J. Simpson, J. Piekarczyk, J. Andruch, S. Preston, D. Zeglis, D. Schenk (CO-CAPTAIN), J. Newberry, R. Anstrom, M. Engles, L. O'Brien, D. Hess. 61 SITTING: M. Peterson. M. Hartman, J. Price, M. Dennis, J. Hibbs; KNEELING: D. Hanke, E. Litoborski, D. Plien, L. Ross, J. Schopf; STANDING: Coach Monk, D. Bishir, J. Shegog, B. Ford, L. Hunte(mgr.), R. Abbot (mgr,). FRESH-SOPH BASKETBALL FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: L, Sledge, D. Bloomquist, S. High, T. Engels, K. Ralston, A. Stewart, M. Peterson. B. Bartholomew, D. Vogeler; SECOND ROW: M. Gilmour, (Mgr.); T. Lampley, A. Knowles, A. Smith, A. White, J. Hibbs, J. Moody. H. Hunte, D. English, S. Wells, D. Bishir, T. Sharkey, (Mgr.); THIRD ROW: E. Miller, J. Schopf, S. Wyant, M. Hartman. J. Price. B. Ford, G. Denney, S, Reising, J. Metz; FOURTH ROW: E. Litoborski, M. Morgan, D. Hanke, D. Wooton, D. Plien, H. Brady, D. Devries, L. Ross, A. Denton, D. Toliver. IN SPORTS The silence of determination ... The silence of defeat ... The silence of satisfaction ... The silence of a handshake at the end of a hard - fought game ... HARRY HUNTE Harry has come a long way in his basketball career. He is one of the finest free throw shooters the Red- skins have. CLAUDE HARMON Claude is the man that gave every- thing he had. Claude, center for the Redskins, ended the season with a total of 343-points. The fine shooter had an average of 17 points per game. Claude was truly a fine captain and marksman. 66 STEVE DENNISON Steve was a good man under the boards. In his many attempts to gain the ball for the Redskins he was often penalized with a foul. SCOTT PRESTON Over and over Scott came off the bench to help the game along. Scott, a guard, never gave up fighting for the Redskins. Scott averaged seven points per game. ROBIN ANSTROM Robin is the only junior on the starting line-up. He is known for his finesse in dribbling and his fine footwork. Robin averages 7 points per game. He has the makings of an outstanding basketball player next year. BILL GRAVES Bill always gave the team an extra punch. He has an average of 12 points per game. Always composed, Bill added greatly to the Redskins squad of determined players. 67 Due to lack of space we were not able to include individual pictures of every team member. TOP TO BOTTOM: Debbie Jacobsen, Paula Fawver, Captain Garlene Odle; Jill Simpson, Mary Pat Mayer. Diane Peterson, Captain; Teresa Fieleke, Virginia Tinsley, Linda Oakes, Mary Tomask. TRACK In the 1968 Track Season tliree school records were broken, Robin Anstrom ran the 440 with a time of :53. 7 880 yard Relay - 1:34. 5 Frank Dhom Mike Engels David Lauridsen Jon Bowers. Mile Relay - 3:34.3 Robin Anstrom Mike Engels Jon Bowers Frank Dhom It was a successful track season as the Relay teams led the All-Area in Kankakee. The team took 3rd place in the normal Relays and 1st place in the Central Relays. 69 BASEBALL ’68 FIRST ROW: M. Woosnam, E. Fortin, T. Bredemeier, B. Ford, R. Price, M. Dennis: SECOND ROW: D. Horn, Mgr.; W. Walls, S. Preston, R. Vogeler, J. Piekarczyk, W. Rowe; STANDING: A. Seeman, Manager: D. Schenk, S. Dennison, G. Moody, C. Harmon, T. Toeset, J. Metz. GOLF ’68 KNEELING: D. English, G. Wells, G. York, J. Johnson, S. Reising; STANDING: R. Basso, J. Mullady, L. Tallman, P. Dennis, R. McGill, R. Baker. 70 The Monesse for 1968-69 is filled with the memories of the past school year and the hopes and ideas of the future ones. The Monesses staff has given many hours to make this the most memorable yearbook that Momence has ever produced. The co-editors and their staff worked under the guidance of Mr. Stan Strickler in an attempt to capture the highlights of the past year. MONESSE CO-EDITORS: Sue Butterfield and Jon Dennis SEATED: T. Herrington, J. Brinkmann, S. Metz, M. Metz, J. Dennis, D. Backus, P. Hartman, C. Hyrup, D. Balber; STANDING: Mr. Strickler, C. Case, D. Percival, V. Verrill, C. Childs, S. Mayer, J. Bishir, B. Gray, P. Tomaski, J. Hibbs, M. Major, C. Wypyhoski, L. Kinney, K. Burnett, G. Young, C. Kaack, P. Fawver, S. Butterfield. 72 Congratulations 69'ers Compliments of JENSEN DRUG STORE In the busy everyday life at Momence High School, the bearer of information is the Cherry and White. The paper has become part of the school life. The Cherry and White contains articles of past activities and future events. Last, but not least, are the unforgettable jokes that appear in each issue. CHERRY WHITE Marlene Glow, Assistant Editor; Mrs. Self, Advisor; Diane Neidert, Editor. 4th ROW; D. Balber, J. Dennis, M. Metz, K. Burnett. 3rd ROW; T. Herrington, D. Jacobson, C. Case, D. Percival, C. Hibbs, K. Mattocks, N. Lusk, M. Podach, J. Hibbs, C. Ralston, A. Wille. 2nd ROW: P. Hartman, C. Lowman, C. Hyrup, S. McDowell. S. Wyant, D. Backus, F. Wyant, R. Morse. 1st ROW: D. Neidert, M. Glow, B. Hess, V. Verrill. 73 FRONT ROW; Becky Gray, Sheila Mayer, Sandra Cronk, Connie Kaack, Joan Bishir; 2nd ROW: Kathleen Burnett, Teri Herrington, Judy Brinkmann, Susan Metz, Nancy Wolterstorff, Mr. Buchholz; 3rd ROW: Jon Dennis, David Schenk, Margaret Mullady, KrU Mathers, Curtii Fieleke, Mary Metz, Mike Engeli. Joan BUhir, V. Preiident; Becky Gray, Pres- ident; Mary Metz, Sec.; Margaret Mullady, Treasurer; Mr. Buchholz, Advisor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a school organi- zation dedicated to the promotion of scholastic endeavor. Teachers select members from the Senior Class on the basis of scholastic achieve- ment and leadership capabilities. The distinct honor and advantage of obtaining scholarships is given to any so chosen member. It is gratifying to know that as much emphasis is placed on our outstanding scholars as is on our fine athletic activities. 74 SEATED- T. Spoon, D. Smith, T. Shegog. V. Pope. B. Abbott. S. Hiller, D. Carpenter. D. Horn STANDING: Advisor. Lloyd Denier. B. Gray, J. Hinote. L. Winsett, S. Parrish, S. Mayer. K. Ralston G. Sellers, C. Dohm, D. Graves. B. Winsett, V. Carpenter, W. Lund. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS: Terry Spoon, Sec. -Treas.; Debbie Graves, Pres.; Brenda Winsett, Vice-Pres. The Library Club is under the supervision of our school Librarian, Mr. Lloyd Denier. Students belonging to this organization give up free time to act as librarians. Their many tasks include keeping the bookshelves in order and checking out books. The Library Club is indeed a useful and appreciated group. Compliments of ROSS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE and CLARK JACK HAYDEN S.R.C. GOVERNING BOARD: 1st ROW: Gwen White, Carol Andruch, Deb Percival; 2nd ROW: Mr. Denier, sponsor, Susan Wyant, Cora Berry. The main purpose of the Student Relations Council, organized last spring, is to promote better student relations. This council meets whenever the students feel there is a need to discuss some subject of con- troversy. This year Mr. Eggleston has led an inter- esting informal discussion concerning major issues brought up by council members such as having Afro- American history brought to our school and having buses available to the students living in rural areas for transportation to school activities. S. R. C. also sponsors movies during the year that comment on social problems. STUDENT RELATIONS COUNCIL JUNIOR - SENIOR FRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE 76 Future Teachers of America, one of the largest organizations of the school, promotes interest in teaching among students at Momence High School. The big event of the year for F. T.A. members is the Student Teaching Day which is held in the spring. F. T. A. has provided funds for the construction of the School Activities Sign in front of the high school building. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Mrs. Strassenburg, Advisor; Phyllis Hartman, Presi- dent; Becky Gray, Vice-President; Mary Metz, Sec. Treas. STANDING: N. Lusk, J. Newberry, J. Backus, M. Metz, J. Hibbs, S. McDowell, D. Percival, S. Wyant, J. Rehmer, J. Hill, G. Young, K. Burnett, S. Cronk, R. Morse, J. Abbott. S. Mayer, L. Kenney, C. Childs; SEATED: P. Hartman, D. Backus, J. Sanstrom, D. Balber, K. Mathers, M. Storer, J. Brinkmann, C. Wypy- hoski, B. Gray, D. Brown, P. Tomaski, A. Smith, F. Graves. 77 BACK ROW: Mike Storer, Treasurer: Mr. Green, Assistant Advisor; Mr. Willard, Advisor; FRONT ROW: David Zeglis, President; Carl Brinkmann, Vice-Pres- ident; Sandra Cronk, Secretary. Our Student Council has been a vital chapter in the story of Momence High School. This year under the leadership of President David Zeglis and Vice-President Carl Brink- mann, many projects and social events were sponsored for the student body. One of the major achievements of the council is the opening of the Student Lounge, which is available to Juniors and Seniors. The Student Council also sponsors the Foreign Exchange Program. STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW; R. Anstrom. S. Preston, D. Zeglis, J. Newberry, J. Dennis, J. Moody. G. Smith. M. Storer, C. Brinkmann, J. Shegog. 3rd ROW: S. Parrish, P. Fawver, L. Strassenburg, G. White, C. Andruch, J. Metz, J. Price, B. Bartholomew, B. Overbeck. 2nd ROW: M. Mayer, D. Faber, C. Childs, S. Cronk, N. Lusk, C. Hibbs, C. Rutherford. 1st ROW: K. Bourgeois, M. Tomaski, D. Carpenter, B. Hess, M. Glow. 78 Speech Club promotes interest in dramat- ics among its members. The big events of the club are the sponsoring of the fall and spring All-School Plays. Occasionally the club presents an evening of one-act plays. Early this winter the club saw the movie version of Romeo and Juliet. The club's sponsor is Mr. Ronald Johnson. SPEECH CLUB Susan Wyant, Sec. -Treas.; Dan Balber, Publicity Chairman; Mr. Johnson, Advisor; Sheila Mayer, Pres ident; Chris Wypyhoski, Vice President. 1st ROW: B. Bartholomew, D. P ?rcival, M. Reising, S. Butterfield, C. Wypyhoski; 2nd ROW: C. Case, S. Mayer, A. Willie, B. Lee, T. Fieleke, Mr. Johnson; 3rd ROW: J. Newberry, M. Gilmour, T. Her- rington, J. Brinkmann, J. Rehmer, G. Young, B. Meidema; 4th ROW: D. Sanstrom, J. Abbott, S. Wyant, J. Sanstrom, K. Mathers, D. Balber, M. Podach, M. Major. 79 CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club, sponsored by Mr. Buchholz, is one of the smaller clubs at M.H.S. Smallness, however, does not keep this club from being active. Members have supplied many of this year's candids for the Monesse. This year's officers are: Dan Balber, President; Ken Rasmussen, Vice-President; John Rehmer, Secretary-Trea- surer. CO-OP The program is designed to provide voca- tional training in an occupation on a part time basis for juniors and seniors. Primarily, it is for those desiring permanent employment immediately after high school graduation. Inter-Related Co-operative Education is a program similiar to other co-operative programs, except that it must serve two or more service area (Example: students in , Co-operative Agriculture, Diversified Occu- pations and Co-operative Home Economics may be in the same class.) OFFICERS: Debby Gero, Sec. -Treas.: Linda Leonard, President; Willie Rowe, Vice-President; Mr. Tuggle, Director. BACK ROW: D. Gero, R. Halloway, W. Rowe, L. McKimm, C. Zelhart, L. Leonard; FRONT ROW: K. Dickerson, R. Mitchell, D. Hutchinson, D. Jackson, Mr. Tuggle. F. Holiday, C. Berry, Brooks. 81 “M” CLUB The M Club consists of the lettermen of M.H.S. The requirement for membership is a boy must earn a varsity letter in at least one sport. Each member has worked to earn the honor of membership. 1st ROW: T. Cremer, T. Bredemeier, G. Smith, J. Newberry, D. Goodell, M. Mitchell, M. Engels; 2nd ROW: H. Hunte, M. Woosnam, G. Jensen, L. Blanke, J. Simpson, J. R. Brouillette, C. Harmon; 3rd ROW: B. Trudeau, C. Brinkmann, L. O'Brien, R. Anstrom, D. Schenk, D. Zeglis, S. Preston, J. Andruch. Pep Club, organized last year, has become one of the most active and enthusiastic clubs at M, H.S. It is primarily responsible for the larger student turn out at both football and basketball games. It helps to promote both school spirit and good sportman- ship. PEP CLUB Chris Hyrup, Sec-Treas.; Cathy Case, Vice President; Terri Herrington, President. 83 SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, directed by Senora Brown was organized to make Spanish fun rather than work. Members participate in many activities related to the study of Spanish customs and history. The Spanish Club celebrates Christ- mas with Spanish Christmas carols and a pinata. Its members received a taste of comida espanol at a Spanish restaurant in Chicago. The Spanish Club also helps sponsor the foreign exchange student program. OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: C. Andruch - President, J. Snapp - Secretary, J. Rehmer - Treasurer; BACK ROW: Mrs. Brown - Sponsor, M. Podach - Reporter, S. Wyant - Point Chairman, D. Vigliemo. 84 This page compliments of BOSWELL CARPET, 106 W. Washington NOT SHOWN: Sharon Fritz, Sec. Treas.; Doreen Overbeek, Vice- President; Susie Parrish, Vice-President. This year in an effort to make a superb all girl's chorus, chorus 1 and II have been combined. The audiences have been very pleased with the result of this combination. The only problem is that of having two officers for each office. Composed mainly of freshmen and soph- mores, Chorus 1 and II is the stepping stone for future Concert Choir members. GIRL’S CHORUS OFFICERS: J. Roberts - President, M. Tomaski - President, A. Beckman - Sec. Treas., D. Jackson, D. Fisher, D. Embry, S. Backus, P. Peterson, S. Mitchell, S. Sprinkle, J. Roberts, S. Axsom, P. Lee, E. Franklin, J. Tedford, L. Creech, D. Lagecy, L. Page, G. Kleinert; SECOND ROW: M. Larson, M. Bloodworth, L. Neff, L. Luetke, L. Franklin, M. Tomaski, D. Brown, A. Smith, Mrs. Osborne; THIRD ROW: C. Berry, B. Garret, A. Beckman, D. Faber, J. Snapp, B. Griffin, N. Ostrow, S. Johnson, S. Hubert; FOURTH ROW: O. Wells, D. Hart, E. Buhr. 85 Compliments of DIXIE LUMBER CO., INC. VARSITY SINGERS Varsity Singers is a se- lect group of people from Concert Choir. The Var- sity Singers perform many of the lighter numbers that are sung at concerts. It is considered to be a privilege, not a right, to be in Varsity Singers. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Osbourne; Vicki Verrill, Linda Kinney, Robert Thomas; SECOND ROW: Mike Mitchell, Gary Young, Don Milsap, Teresa Felieke; THIRD ROW: Debbie Jacobson, Nancy Wolterstorff, John Abbot, Tim Petro; FOURTH ROW: Margaret Mullady, Judy Brinkmann, Steve O'Cull, Jim Martin. CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Mrs. Osbourne; Wanda Lund, Librarian; Janyce Hibbs, Sec. - Treas.; BACK ROW: Judy Brinkmann, Vice-Pres.; Margaret Mullady, Pres.; Tim Petro, Librarian. 86 ROW Is Becky Coulter, Barb Hess, Wanda Lund, Beverly Overbeek, Janyce Hibbs, Arthur Bellevance, Richard Lanville, Theresa Shegog, Pat Zahradnik, Joan Bishir, Vicki Verrill; ROW 2: Mrs. Osborne. Regina Morse, Linda Kinney, Amy Johnson, Robert Thomas, Robert Lee. Don Milsap. Nancy Wo;terstorff. Nancy Lusk; ROW 3; Leslie Stewart, Sherri McDowell, Deb Jacobsen. Tim Petro, Dave Sanstrom, Johnny Rehmer, Gary Young, Theresa Bonnie Mediema; ROW 4; Judy Brinkmann, Dorothy Backus, Margaret Mullady, Mike Mitchell, Steve O'Cull, Jim Martin, Bill Phelps, John Abbot, Marta Christjansen, Colette Childs. CONCERT CHOIR Concert Choir is an organization that entertains the entire school. The choir per- forms at annual Christmas and Spring con- certs. Occasionally they perform for Open House, Parent's Night, and Women's Club. Concert Choir works the hardest in the early spring when it prepares for state contest. The choir is under the direction of Mrs. Patricia Osborne. PATRICIA OSBORNE, Choir Director 87 MOMENCE HIGH SCHOOL BAND MEMBERS FLUTES Betsy Mattocks Nancy Lusk Nancy Wolterstorff Teresa Fieleke Connie Wyant Linda Oakes Pam Tomaski Pat Podach Ruth Ann Frank Diane Peterson Colleen Peterson Joan Backus CLARINETS John Abbott Bonnie Miedema Amy Johnson Dorothy Backus Cheryl Peterson Linda Strassenburg Sandra Dandurand Suzanne Swanson Mary Tomaski Doreen Overbeek Wynn Lund Gail Beske Frank West James Sherrill Dara Viglielmo Cindy Mohr Margaret Morrison Joleen Tedford Marlyn Oakes Susan Balthazor BASS CLARINETS Mike Storer Scott High ALTO SAXOPHONE Cathy Case Janyce Hibbs Steve Johnston Lou Ann Luetke TENOR SAXOPHONE Connie Kaack BARITONE SAXOPHONE John Andruch BASSOON Sandy Hiser FRENCH HORNS Daryl Mattocks Sandra Cronk Kathy Burnett CORNETS Ronald McGill Jon Dennis David Fortner Mike Dennis Roger Holm berg Jeff Page Mark Sherrill Brian Peerbolte Phyllis Hartman Alan Smith Melvin Jonkman Ronald Parker TROMBONES Doug DeVries David Zeglis Lee Cramp David Linstrom BARITONES Mark Reising Carol Andruch Gordon Wolterstorff BASSES James Sanstrom Dan Balber Jamiere Price PERCUSSION Randy Price Harry Hunte Mike Hartman Jayme Hibbs Bruce Bartholomew Ray Abbott Larry Hunte David Bloomquist 88 MARCHING “MONESSE” BAND Director - ELDON OYEN The band is one of the largest school organizations. It is comprised of three groups, the Pep Band, which plays at pep rallies, the Marching Monesse which plays at both football and basketball games, and the Concert Band, which presents a winter and a spring concert. Under the direction of Mr. Eldon Oyen, the band has achieved seven su- perior ratings in state contests. The band also participates in the annual Gladiolus Festival. This past summer the band represented the state of Illinois in the Lion's Club Convention parade at Dallas, Texas, and went oh to play at the Hemisphere Fair in San Antonio, Texas. MAJORETTES: Sandy Hiser OFFICERS: J. Andruch - President, D. and Lou Ann Luetke Zeglis - V. President, S. Cronk - Sec- retary, H. Hunte - Treasurer. The Future Homemakers of America is one of the largest organizations in school. This club under the direction of Mrs. Carol Clark, the home economics teacher, helps to pro- mote personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. They promise to provide our society with civic-minded productive citizens. The F. H.A. has a wide variety of activities throughout the year. The F.H.A. has an annual slumber party which always finds a large turnout. This year too, they went to Manteno State Hospital and presented a Christmas Variety Show for the patients. OFFICERS Gwen White, Treas. , Alberta Smith, De- gree Chairman, Bren- da Winsett, Sec., Vicki Verr ill. Recrea- tion Chairman. BACK ROW: Regina Morse, Historian, Mrs. Clark, Advisor, Delores Jackson, Points Chairman, Cathy Case, Pres. Compliments of TENDER TRIM MEATS G.A.A OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Frances Graves - Points, Phyllis Hartman - Treasurer: ROW TWO: Amy Johnson - Secretary, Kathy Burnett - President; ROW THREE: Cheryl Peterson - Points, Janyce Hibbs - Vice President. The Girl's Athletic Association is one of the most active organizations in the school. The members participate in many exciting and interesting sports; volleyball, basketball, bowling, swim- ing, archery, and tennis. A bowling tournament creats an at- mosphere of competition and cooperation. The Association offers opportunities of athletic achievement and advance- ment for interested girls. The highlight of the year is the an- nual mother and daughter banquet. Here trophies are awarded to girls who have been outstanding during the year. The organization is sponsored by Mrs. Clem. FRONT ROW: J. Brinkmann, S. Metz, M. Metz, M. Mullady, D. Backus, C. Childs; BACK ROW: J. Hibbs, K. Burnett, S. Cronk, P. Fawver, L. Stewart, L. Kinneyj B. Gray, P. Hartman. JUNIORS 1st ROW: G. Slingetland, J. Stafford, F. Wyant, D. Embry, M. Podach, L. Strassenburg; 2nd ROW: F. Graves M. Glow, N. Lusk, C. Peterson, K. Mattocks, D. Contois. SOPHOMORES 1st ROW: K. Bourgeous, V. Purdue, C. Wyant, B. Overbeek, P. Tomaski, C. Schopf, S. Sanstrom, D. Carpenter; 2nd ROW: S. Dandurand, C. Wilms, S. Backus. S. Wyant, D. Viegliemo, L. Blaski, B. Miedema 3rd ROW: A. Beckman, D. Faber, S. Swanson, T. Fieleke, A. Johnson, M. Therien, C. Andruch, L. Oakes. FRESHMEN 1st ROW- V. Stirling. J. Schopf, M. Morrison, J. Tedford, B. Griffin. D. Brown, S. Axsom, K. Sherwood, G. Kleinert; 2nd ROW: E. Colburn, R. Frank, J. Backus, L. Squire, P. Peterson, S. Parrish, P. Podach; 3rd ROW: C. Rutherford, M. Oakes, D. Peterson, S. Mitchell, L. Luetke, M. Tomaski, D. Hart, C. Moore. 93 Janyce Scott Linda Evelyn and Diane Paula Sandy Sandy Alberta 'r John Cathy Maurice Myron Mary Daryl Margaret Bonnie Way burn Dorothy SENIOR STATISTICS JOHN ABBOTT: Basketball 1, Track 1234, Chorus 1234, Concert Choir 234, Band 1234, SRC 34, Spanish Club 134, Library Club 13, Camera Club 1234, M Club 234, Pep Club 234, FTA 4, Speech Club 34, Madrigal 234, Varsity Singers 34. Ambition: College. JOHN ANDRUCH: Basketball 13, Football 1234, Track 1234, Baseball 4, Band 1234; Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Spanish Club 23, M. Club 34, Pep Club 2. Ambition: College. DOROTHY BACKUS: Chorus 34, Band 1234, GAA 1234, Pep Club 34, Cherry White 34, FTA 34, FHA 1, Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: Nursing Career. DAN BALBER: Band 1234; Reporter 2, SRC 4, Spanish Club 1234, Camera Club 1234; V-Pres. 1, Pres. 234, Cherry White 1234, FTA 4, Speech Club 34; Pub. Relations 3, Publicity 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Drama 34. Ambition: College. MYRON BERTRAM: Ambition: Mechanic. JOAN BISHIR: Chorus 12, Concert Choir 34, Student Council 34, Spanish Club 12; Points Secretary 2, NHS 4; V-Pres. 4, GAA 123, Pep Club 234, FTA 3, Speech Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: College. LOUIE BLANKE: Football 1, Track 123. Ambition: Air Force and Work. BONNIE BOSSI: Chorus 3; Vice-Pres. 3, FHA 4. Ambition: Work. PATRICIA BOUDREAU: Chorus 1234, Pep Club 34, Cherry White 234, Speech Club 234, FHA 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 3. Ambition: College. TOM BREDEMIER: Football 1234, Baseball 34, M Club 34. Ambition: Work. JUDY BR1NKMANN: Chorus 1234; Librarian 2, V-Pres. 4, Varsity Singers 34, Concert Choir 34, SRC 4, Spanish Club 123, NHS 4, GAA 1234, Pep Club 234; Pres. 3, Cherry White 234, FTA 34, Speech Club 34, FHA 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Comm. 3, Class Sec. 4. Ambition: College. EVERETTE BROUILLETTE: Basketball 14, Football 1234, Track 1234, Band 123; Treas. 3, M Club 34, -Pep Club 3. Ambition: College. TERESA BROWM: SRC 34, GAA 1234, Pep Club 34, FHA 234. Ambition: College and Marriage. KATHLEEN BURNETT: Chorus 123, Concert Choir 2, Band 1234, SRC 4, Spanish Club 12, NHS 4, GAA 1234; Pres. 4, Pep Club 4, Cherry White 34, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Comm. 3. Ambition: College. SUE BUTTERFIELD: Spanish Club 123, Pep Club 34, Speech Club 34, Yearbook Staff 4; Co-Ed. 4, Prom Comm. 3; Co-Chairman 3. Ambition: College. BERNADETTE CALLOWAY: SRC 34, GAA 13. Pep Club 23, FHA 1234. Ambition: College. WENDELL CARRUTHERS: Football 12, Student Council 1, Boys State 3. Ambition: College. CATHY CASE: Chorus 123, Madrigal 23, Band 1234, Cheering 123, Cap. 2, SRC 4, GAA 123, Pep Club 234; Sec-Treas. 3, V-Pres. 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: College COLLETTE CHILDS: Prom Comm. 3, Chorus 1234, Student Council 234, Camera Club 1, GAA 234, Pep Club 34, Cherry White 23; Ed. 3, FTA 4, Speech Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: College. DIANA COTE: Chorus 12, GAA 1234, Pep Club 34, Speech Club 4, FHA 34. Ambition: Beautician. EVELYN COTE: Spanish Club 1, GAA 1, FHA 1. Ambition: Beautician. STEVE COTE: Ambition: College. REBECCA COULTER: Chorus 1234, Spanish Club 12, FHA 3. Ambition: Nursing. NELLIE COVINGTON: Chorus 12, SRC 34, GAA 123, FHA 1234, Homecoming Attendant 4. Ambition: College. TERRY CREMER: Basketball 123, Football 1234; Co-Capt. 4, Track 124, Student Council 2, M Club 1234, Class President 2. Ambition: College. SANDRA CRONK: Chorus 12, Concert Choir 2, Band 1234; Sec. 4, Student Council 34; Sec. 4, Spanish Club 12, NHS 4, GAA 1234, Pep Club 34, Cherry White 123, FTA 234, Class V-Pres. 3. DEBRA CEUMBLEY: SRC 34, GAA 3, Speech Club 3. FRED DENLER: Basketball 3; Manager 3, Football 3; Manager 3, Baseball 2; Manager 2. Ambition: Forestry. JON DENNIS: Band 1234, Student Council 34, SRC 34, Spanish Club 123, Camera Club 1234, NHS 4, Pep Club 3, Cherry White 3, Speech Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4; Co-Ed. 4, Foreign Exchange Student 2, Class President 3, Prom Committee 3. Ambition: College. STEVE DENNISON: Basketball 34, Football 1234, Baseball 1234, Student 14, Spanish Club 12, M Club 34, Pep Club 234. Ambition: College. CAROL DHOM: Library Club 234. Ambition: Work. LARRY DIRKER: Band 1234, Camera Club 123. KENNY DHEHRING: Ambition: Work. MICHAEL ENGELS: Basketball 2, Football 34, Track 1234, NHS 4, M Club 234. Ambition: College. PAULA FAWVER: Chorus 123; V-Pres. 2, Cheering 4, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 123, GAA 1234; Points Chairman 3, Pep Club 234, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Attendant 3, Homecoming Queen 4. Ambition: Business College. CURTIS FIELEKE: Football 13; Manager, Chorus 1, Camera Club 34, NHS 4, Boys State 3. Ambition: College. IRA FITZPATRICK: Basketball 1, Football 2, Band 123, SRC 4. Ambition: College - Marines. ROBERT GILMOUR: Ambition: To to Calif, then the Service. DONALD GOODELL: Track 34, Pep Club 3, Prom Committee 3. Ambition: Service and work. BECKY GRAY: Spanish Club 12. Library Club 1234; V-Pres. 3, NHS 4; President 4, GAA 1234, Pep Club 24, Cherry White 3, FTA 34; V-Pres. 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Comm. 3. Ambition: College. CLAUDE HARMON: Basketball 1234, Football 1234, Track 1234, Baseball 1234, Student Council 1, Spanish Club 12, M Club 1234, Pep Club 234. Ambition: College. PHYLLIS HARTMAN: Band 1234, SRC 3, Spanish Club 12, GAA 1234; Treas. 4, Pep Club 234, Cherry White 234, FTA 24; President 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Comm. 3. Ambition: College. TER1 HERRINGTON: Chorus 2, SRC 4, NHS 4, GAA 123, Pep Club 34; Pres. 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Homecoming Attendant 24, Ambition: Nursing. DAVE HESS: Football 4. Ambition: Trade School. JANYCE HIBBS: Chorus 1234; Sec-Treas. 4, Band 1234, Spanish Club 12, GAA 134; V-Pres. 4. Pep Club 234, Cherry White 234, FTA 234, Speech Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Ambition: College. JUDY HINOTE: Spanish Club 12, Library Club 4. Ambition: Beauty School and Marriage. SANDRA HISER: Band 1234, Camera Club; Treas. 1, GAA 123. Ambition: College. VERNON HUBERT: Track, Prom Committee 3. Ambition: Electrical Engineering. HARRIET HUFFMAN: Transferred from Monticello, Illinois 4, FHA 4. Ambition: Secretary. HARRY HUNTE: Basketball 1234, Football 1234, Track 234, Band 1234; Treas. 4, M Club 234. Ambition: College. CHRISTINE HYRUP: Chorus 12; Sec-Treas. 1, Spanish Club 12. GAA 123; Points Chairman 2, Pep Club 234; Sec-Treas. 4, Cherry White 234, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Play 2. Ambition: Business College. LARRY JACKSON: Basketball 12, Football 1234, Track 123, M Club 4. Ambition: Commercial Arts. GARY JENSEN: Basketball 12, Football 1234, Track 123, M Club 4. Ambition: College. STEVE JOHNSON: Band 1234. Ambition: School. CONNIE KAACK: Band 1234, Spanish Club 1, NHS 4, GAA 123, Pep Club 34, Cherry White 2, Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: College. LINDA KINNEY: Chorus 1234, Concert Choir 3; Treas. 3, Varsity Singers 4, Cheering 2, Student Council 23; Sec. 3, GAA 1234, Pep Club 234, Cherry White 3, FTA 4. Speech Club 3, FHA 1234; V-Pres. 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 3. Ambition: Elem. Teacher. EVELYN LEE: FHA 1234, GAA 1, Pep Club 2, SRC 34. Ambition: Barbering or Work. CHRISTINE LOWMAN: SRC 4, GAA 123, Pep Club 34. Cherry White 34, FHA 123. WANDA LUND: Chorus 12; Librarian 4, Concert Choir 34, Library Club 4. Ambition: Nurse. MARK MAJOR: Track 3, Student Council 1, Spanish Club 123, Camera Club 1234; Treas. 4, FTA 4, Speech Club 234, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 2. Ambition: College. JAMES MARTIN: Chorus 234, Varsity Singers, Concert Choir. Ambition: Army. KRIS MATHERS: Chorus 2, Band 123, Camera Club 34, NHS 4, FTA 4, Speech Club 34. Ambition: College. ELIZABETH MATTOCKS: Chorus 2, Band 1234, Spanish Club 12, Camera Club 12, GAA 123, Pep Club 23, Speech Club 3. SHEILA MAYER: Chorus 1, Student Council 3, Spanish Club 123; V-Pres. 3, Sec. 2, Library Club 234; Sec- Treas. 3, NHS 4, Cherry White 23. Speech Club 234; Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Plays 234. Ambition: College. LARRY McKIMM: Football 12. Ambition: Air Force. MARY METZ: Spanish Club 12, Chorus 1, NHS 4; Secretary 4, GAA 1234, Pep Club 234, Cherry White 4, FTA 34; Sec-Treas. 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: College. SUSAN METZ: Chorus 23. Concert Choir 23; Librarian 2, Accompanist 23, Band 12, Student Council 12, Spanish Club 123, NHS 4. GAA 124, Cherry White 12. FTA 4, Speech Club 3, FHA 4. FTA 1234; Treasurer 3, Vice-Pres. 4. Ambition: College. DEBBY MORGAN: SRC 4, Cherry White 4, FTA 4, FHA 1234; Vice-Pres. 4. Ambition: Nursing. REGINA MORSE: Chorus 1234, Concert Choir, SRC 4, Cherry White 4, FTA 4, FHA 4; Historian 4. Ambition: Special Education Teacher. MARGARET MU LADY: Chorus 1234; Pres. 4, Varsity Singers 23, Student Council 3, SRC 3, Spanish Club 123; Secretary 2. V-Pres. 3, Camera Club 13; Treas. 3, GAA 234, Cherry White 234, Speech Club 13; Treasurer 3, Varsity Singers 34, Foreign Exchange 3. DIANNA N1EDERT: GAA 123, Pep Club 23, Cherry White 34; Co-Ed. 3, Ed. 4, FHA 1234. Ambition: College. GARLENE ODLE: Chorus 12, Cheering 234, Captain 4, GAA 123; Reporter 1, Pep Club 234, Speech Club 23, Homecoming Attendant 12, Prom Attendant 3, Class Secretary 2. Ambition: College. DEBORAH PERCIVAL: Transferred 3, SRC 34, Cherry White 4, FTA 4. Speech Club 34, FHA 4. Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 3. Ambition: College. PATRICIA PLUTA: GAA 2, Pep Club 2, FHA 2. SCOTT PRESTON: Class President 4, Basketball 1234, Football 24, Baseball 134, Band 1234, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 123, M Club 34, Pep Club 23. Ambition: College. KENNETH RASMUSSEN: Spanish Club 12, Camera Club 134, Speech Club 34, Yearbook Staff 4; Photographer. Ambition: Audio Visual. FRANKIE ROBICHEAUX: SRC 34, GAA 1234, Pep Club 34, FHA 234. Ambition: Career School. BERTHA ROWE: Chorus 12, SRC 34; Gov. Board 4, Library Club 4, GAA 12, Pep Club 3, Speech Club 34, FHA 12. Ambition: DAVID SANSTROM: Baseball 2, Manager, Chorus 1234, Concert Choir 34, Speech Club 34. Ambition: Social Worker. JAMES SANSTROM: Band 1234, Spanish Club 1234, FTA 4, Speech Club 34, School Play 34. Ambition: College. DAVID SCHENK: Basketball 14, Football 1234, Co-Captain 4, Track 12, Baseball 234, Spanish Club 12, NHS 4, M Club 234, Pep Club 23, Boys State. Ambition: College. JAMES SHERRILL: Football 2, Band 1234. Ambition: Real Estate. JEFF SIMPSON: Football 1234, Student Council 2, Spanish Club 2, M Club 34, Pep Club 2. Ambition: College. ALBERTA SMITH: Chorus 1234, FTA 4, FHA 1234, Prom Committee 3. Ambition: Secretary. TERRY SPOON: Library Club 234, Sec. Treas. 4, GAA 12, Pep Club 3, Speech Club 3, FHA 123, President 3, Degree Chairman 2, Prom Committee 3. LESLIE STEWART: Chorus 1234, FHA 1, SRC 3, Pep Club 2, GAA 14, Speech Club 3. Ambition: Sociologist. WILLIE TOLIVER: Football 234, Track 123, SRC 34, M Club 34. Ambition: College. POLLY TOMASKI: Chorus 12, President 2, Spanish Club 123, GAA 1, FTA 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Homecoming Attendant 4. Ambition: College. BILL TRUDEAU: Basketball 124, Football 1234, Baseball 124, Track 1, M Club 234, Pep Club 24, Ambition: College. VICKI VERR1LL: Chorus 14, GAA 1, Cherry White 4, FHA 234, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, GOP 34, Homecoming Attendant 3, Class Treasurer 4. Ambition: RAYMOND VOGELER: Basketball 1, Baseball 34, Football 2, Track 2. Ambition: BRENDA W1NSETT: Library Club 1234, GAA 1, Pep Club 2, FHA 1234, Secretary 4. Ambition: Marriage, Beauty School. NANCY WOLTERSTORFF: Chorus 1234, Band 1234, Spanish Club 1, NHS 4, Play 3. Ambition: Beauty School. CHRIS WYPYHOSKI: Transferred from Harlan, Iowa. 3, SRC 4, Pep Club 34, Cherry White 3, FTA 34, Speech Club 34, Vice-President 4, FHA 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Play 4, Prom Committee 3. Ambition: College. MAURICE WOOSNAM: Baseball 1234, Basketball 12, Track 1, Football 1234, Student Council 1, SRC 4, Spanish Club 12, M Club 234, Pep Club 23, Class Vice President 4. Ambition: College, Medicine. 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