Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1975 volume:

REFLECTOR 1975 Paxton High School Paxton Illinois Dedication 2 Below: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rollins. To Ralph Rollins, our friend, who was always willing to lend a helping hand, the faculty, staff, and student body wish to dedicate our '75 Reflector. We shall miss you. Ralph, his sons, and his grandchildren back from fishing. Above: Mr. and Mrs. Rollins with their family. Below: Ralph, his wife, and his granddaughter take it easy on the beach. Mustang Spirit is . . . Another Senior class graduating from Paxton High School. . . . Another Homecoming victory. . . . Another good season for the Mustang athletic teams. . . More people in PHS organizations than ever before. . . . Brand-new organizations - the AFS Club and the English Literature Club. . Great new teachers to add to our faithful faculty: Mr. Glenn, Mrs. Rhoads, Mrs. Tuggle and Mr. Seng. . . The second year as principal for Mr. Wylie, and as superintendent for Mr. Eggleston. Another year of slamming locker doors, angry words for lockers that won't open, papers flying and people flying to catch them, teachers trying to control their tempers. Freshmen scared stiff of what's to come, and Seniors glad that it's all over, still knowing that really they'll miss it. That's Mustang Spirit! Table of Contents ... 2 Dedication ................. Theme............................ 7 Happenings.................. Sports.......................... 39 Organizations..................... Academics....................... g3 People..........................119 Industry ...................... 129 Index ...................... 3 Mustang A brand new football field. 75 Homecoming queen: Brad Poison, Sue Sei-bring and Chris Zimmerman. Ag boys helped construct an announcer's booth in the bleachers. 4 Country Above: Kippy Hoover, Blue and Gold editor. Snoozing on the way to Indianapolis-English-Lit. return from Europe. Below: Waiting for lunch near Stratford-on-Avon-English-Lit. trip. Christmas queen candidates: Sharon Seibring, Brenda Poison, Beth Kitchens, and Jan Birkey. 5 . . . Highlights of this year . . . two foreign exchange students: Anna Elisabeth Kravik from Norway, and Joy Williams from Australia. . . . Class Day, Baccalaureate and Graduation for the Seniors. . . . Homecoming, another victory, cause for a dance and a new Homecoming queen. . . . Three well-performed plays to add to the year's successes: The Boy Who Changed the World , One Foot in Heaven , and Once Upon a Time . . . . Another icy Christmas for the dance and a new Miss Merry Christmas. . . . Another year of high hopes for everyone, teachers and students alike. That’s Mustang Spirit! Happenings Cherish This Magic Moment The juniors, seniors, and their guests Cherished That Magic Moment at the 1974 prom. They enjoyed dancing to the music of The Establishment” under the starlined streamers that gave the gym a mystic atmosphere. Murals hanging among the streamers added that special touch to the decorations. As the evening ended, John Suslavich and Shelley Kofler were crowned King and Queen with Duane Frichtl and Sue Seibring reigning under them as Prince and Princess. Left below: Tom Graham and Wanda Elliott are ready for an enchanting Prom night. Right below: Matt Schneider and Amy Ashmore anxiously await the crowning of the Queen and Princess. 8 Left above: Prom is dancing. Left: Mr. and Mrs. Eggleston watching the dancers. Above: Melody Bell and Tammy Carleton check the Prom guest list. Left: Regina Lee and Mitch Nuss are having a good time. Class Day Baccalaureate and Graduation Graduation days meant that the class of '74 would have to leave the world of study halls, detentions, and flying stoppers for the world of jobs, coping with the responsibilities of adulthood. Class Day was as it has been in the past. At Baccalaureate mothers of graduating students were given the traditional roses, acknowledging years of pep talks to encourage their kids. At Graduation senior girls carried yellow roses in the procession for the first time. Three members of the graduating class were the speakers at Commencement exercises. Traditionally, graduates received their diplomas, said good-bye to the old world they had known, and dreamed of what the future would bring. Right, above: Dan Rust receives Air Force R.O.T.C. scholarship from Maj. Edwin Clark. Right, below: The Roger Schroeder Memorial Award, presented by Mr. Henderson, went to Don Frichtl. Mental Health Club prexy, Janice Troxel, thanks Mr. Kingston for his encouragement Mrs. Stinnett is Blue Gold's Teacher of the Candy Erwin receives top GAA award and help. Year. from Miss Botterbusch. 10 Left: Jeff Coplea and Sheila Collins keep up the high school tradition of telling jokes as they wait. Right: It's almost over; Kathy Laszar and Ellen Beer march to the stage. Graduation speakers were Shelley Kofler (above), Dan Rust, Cindy Carden, and Steve Sypult. American Legion Awards, made by Mr. Niewold, went to Anna Woller and Paul Kupferschmid. Honorable Mentions - Joleen Johnson and Roger McFarland (above). Gold Cord Winners: Girls: Kathy Stagen, Carlene Hasselbring, Pam Chellberg, Candy Erwin, Kathy Laszar, Sharon Kupferschmid, Joleen Johnson, Ellen Beer, Shelley Kofler. Boys: Paul Kupferschmid, Dan Rust, Roy Jenkins, Steve Sypult, Amnuay Gajeena. Nuay completes his year at PHS. 11 Plays Above: Mrs. Digby, Linda Massey, displays her singing ability. Below: Rev. William Spence (Frank Alfano) and Mrs. Spence (Lisa Gritton) are disgusted with the condition of the parsonage. Right above: New friends Ronnie (Stan Gibson) and Eileen (Sue Vandiver.) Right below: “It was your responsibility! says Debbie Vaughn to Jane Burhmaster. 12 Cindy Eppelheimer. Mozella, checks the length of the elegant outfit made of luxurious saber-toothed tiger worn by Debbie Vaughn, Irma. Last year's spring play was called The Boy Who Changed the World. It went back to the Stone Age when a boy became an outcast of his tribe because he believed in different things. All ended well, though, with the boy inventing the wheel. The fall play, entitled One Foot in Heaven, dealt with a Reverend and his family who moved from a cooperative congregation to one where there were constant arguments between the church members. The Reverend finally won his battle and made the people realize that they had to stick together to get things done. Dave VanderWaal, George, studies the object that got the world rolling. Just think what it would be like to have class as they did back in the Stone Age. 13 Homecoming — '74 style Homecoming was a pep rally outside near the new football field, flying streamers fastened on the bleachers and goal posts. The Thespians and the Senior floats won first prizes; and Sue Siebring was crowned Homecoming queen. A new football field, bleachers, a refreshment stand under a tent, and the fashionable Midwest “Potty houses were unique attractions. PHS fans cheered the Mustangs to a win over Herscher, mum petals fell as the crowd jumped up and down, each time the Mustangs scored a touchdown. The spirit of Homecoming, however, did not end with the game. The coronation of the queen, people having a good time, and teachers out on the floor dancing were highlights of that night's dance. Rock out! Phil Meyer and Linda Partridge dance to the music of Skillet. Right, top: Students admire the winning Senior float. Right, below: The Kazoo Band waits to perform at the Pep rally. Parade judges were Mrs. Hewerdine. Mrs. Foellner. and Mr. Siebert. 14 Below. Tri-captains Brad Poison. Mark Volden, and Duane Frichtl wait to dispose of their first Tiger . Right: Homecoming Queen Sue Seibring is presented at the Homecoming dance. Sally Hanes and Teri Elliott toot a tune” at the bonfire. Marcy Epps serves Tim Nuss at the Homecoming dance, as Polly Pfoff and Steve Burklund comment on the situation. 15 Anna—American Field Anna-Elisabeth Kravik, in her native Norwegian costume. My parents live in a very beautiful area near Nisser lake. The lake is surrounded by mountains, a lot of wood and small lakes. The district is a typical farming and lumbering area. There are not too many people here, but the people who are living here are very friendly and relaxed. My father works in a hydroelectric power station. My oldest brother, Steinar, is attending an engineering school. Last summer, just before I came to the U.S., my other brother, Morten, got married. They live in Porsgrunn, where they work and go to school. I have one sister, Aasta, who goes to school. Anna-Elisabeth's family in Norway. Front row: Aasta, Astrid, Anna-Elisabeth Kravik. Back row: Steinar, Asbjorn, and Morten. 16 Service Students — Joy Left: Joy Williams and Gary Anderson at the Homecoming dance. Right: Trying to keep warm, Joy tells us a little about her country. Joy Williams comes from the northern half of Tasmania, the island state of Australia, and lives on a beef farm. Her eldest brother is married as is her only sister. Her older brother has just graduated from college. Her younger brother is in his sophomore year in high school. Since she has been here she has participated in many activities especially sports which she enjoys very much. She has spoken at many churches, service clubs, 4-H clubs about her country. While she was here, she stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson, Cindy, Julie, and Chris. Not only did the Thompsons enjoy having Joy live with them, but PHS students enjoyed meeting and knowing a real Australian. PHS will always welcome you, Joy, so hurry back! I Oh no, not me again! sighs Joy as she busily mends a curtain for the fall play. Joy's family: Ian, Johanna (niece). Mum, Dad, and Matthew (nephew). John, Joy's brother, works on the Rural Fires Board. 17 Bringing in the Boar's head. Vicki Corning and Chuck Tuggle. Serving the Queen and her court. Singers and dancers-Kathy Carson and Ted Beer. How's this for a new thing? The cafeteria is transformed into the throne room of the English palace; high school students become the Queen's court, and Theresa Tucker turns out to be Queen Elizabeth, herself. What is it? Why, it’s Madrigals, of course; the old-time English singers and dancers are back, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Ann Beer. At the two Madrigal Banquets, guests were served such food as Roast Beef au Jus, Flaming Plum Pudding, and Wassail. The banquet was complete with a boar's head, singers, dancers, musicians, waitresses, and Elizabethan costumes. Did you miss it this year? Well, with luck you can attend next year. Left: Sponsor, Mrs. Beer. Center: Queen Elizabeth-Teresa Tucker. Right: Jester-Hilary Kaye. w c I H N R T I E S R T M A A N S D Todd Coady contemplates his new role as a king in one of the many fables in the Christmas play. Besides the chilly weather and bright snow, Christmas and Santa Claus made their way to Paxton. A Christmas dance was held, featuring the band Yosemite, and Christmas queen candidates were elected. Teri Elliott became the new Miss Merry Christmas. Along with Teri, the other candidates rode in the annual Christmas parade. After all the Christmas activities at the school, students at PHS were granted a two-week vacation; perhaps to rest up for the exams the following month. The King, Marcy Epps, takes charge of his kingdom in the Princess and the Pea,'' a segment of the Christmas play. Right: Teri Elliott, Miss Merry Christmas, waves a warm hello” to the frozen people lining the streets. Three of the Christmas Queen Candidates, Kim Eichel-berger, Bea Kitchens, and Anna-Elisabeth Kravik, are escorted by Rhonda Baier. The frosh-soph Christmas Queen Candidates. Sharon Sei bring. Brenda Poison, Beth Kitchens, and Ian Birkey, keep warm during the Christmas parade. 19 Mustang Spirit is . . . Football and basketball's proud victories and good-humored defeats. . . . Track and Cross Country's great new season on a brand new track. . . . Baseball, tennis and golf as good as ever. . . . Gymnastics adding that little extra bit of excitement. . . . Coaches who know that not all their work went down the drain. . . . Girls' sports for women libbers. . . . Cheerleaders who keep the players revved up, the audience on their toes, and Paxton High School on top of everything. That's Mustang Spirit! o A C H E S John Seng Thomas Diver Fred Guyot Above: George Young Below: Bonita Tuggle Toni Molck Lynn Weisenbarn does a swan on the balance beam. Gymnasts form a human pyramid. Larry Steiner. Charlie Owens, and Kelly Molck form a totem pole. Speed and accuracy play a large role in gymnastics. Without split-second timing, there would be a twenty-five person pile-up on the cross-vaulting box exercise. This would happen if just one person's timing was off. Even in individual events, timing is essential on the trampoline, balance beam, or parallel bars. Of course, all this talent doesn't come naturally. As they say, Practice makes perfect! If you attend the annual gymnastics show, you'll see for yourself that practice and hard work pay off. 23 Track Does track seem difficult to you? Can you run or jump better than the other guy? Well, everyone knows that it's a hard sport that needs a lot of practice. Evidently, that's exactly what our 74 track team did since it had a very good season. The Varsity team won the Ford County meet for the second year in a row. Our freshman-sophomore team won the St. Anne and Paxton Invitational. And you can't forget the trackettes” for cheering boys on when they needed it most. That's real Mustang spirit. Junior Varsity: Front row: Jim Hyde. Doug Niewold, Rick Gooden, Doug Mikeworth, David Bittinger, Bryan Mikeworth. Alan Schroeder, Carl Hasselbring. Back row: Bill Owens, Tim DeShasier - mgr., Larry Carter, Art Tuggle, Mark Maehle, Greg Longfellow, Larry Steiner. Ben Lee hands off the baton to John Overstreet in the mile relay. Varsity: Front row: Dave Petmecky, Curt Bloom, Kenny Fuoss, Cary Colwell, Ron Wood-worth, Don Frichtl. Rick Jones. Dan Ostgard. Back row: Gary Anderson, Kevin Carpenter, John Overstreet, Ben Lee, Jim Pilcher. Tom Graham. Russell Faust, Roger Behrens, Phil Meyer, Kevin Mikeworth. Come on, baby! Doug Mikeworth attempts to pole vault. 24 c c R O o u S N S T R Y First row: Robert McQuinn, Pat Jordan, Deon Mennenga, David Bittinger. Second row: Gary Kavajecz, Dan Ostgard, Doug Niewold, Steve Douglas, Phil Meyer, Mike Frichtl. Third row: Tim DeShasier - manager, Ted Beer, Tom Johnson, Kevin Carpenter, Tom Graham, Cary Colwell, Frank Alfano, David VanderWaal, Mike Natterstad - mgr. Just a few more laps! Dan Ostgard and Doug Niewold. A year of near misses and injuries ' was how Mr. Guyot summed up the year. Paxton's Cross-Country team had their best season, nevertheless. They had records of 21 dual and 18 consecutive wins. Paxton won 2nd place in the unique Manteno Conditioner and the Bismarck Invitational. They captured 8th in the 35 team Spartan Classic at St. Joseph. In all, the harriers won four team trophies. Early in the year, three of the top seven runners were injured. The team still managed to run 4285 miles through the season. DUAL RECORD 21-4 Clifton 15-49 Gilman 26-31 St. Joseph 20-41 Georgetown 27-29 Mahomet 29-28 Oakwood Forfeit Monticello 32-23 Unity 27-28 Herscher 23-35 ABL 31-40 Hoopeston 23-35 Georgetown 21-35 Oakwood 19-43 Gilman 25-35 Bismarck 26-31 Rankin 18-43 Hoopeston 26-31 Mahomet 27-28 Watseka 24-32 Oakwood Forfeit Rankin 17-43 Watseka 32-23 Bismarck 28-30 Gilman 25-37 Unity Frosh-Soph—lst of 8 Manteno Conditioner—2nd of 12 Bismarck Invitational-2nd of 15 25 Dan Rust, Tom Johnson, Brad Adams and some other members of the tennis team after a long game. Baseball Team G. Anderson S. Bauer R. Carden S. Carlson G. Coleman S. Douglas B. Funk S. Gibson D.Johnson R. Jones P. Kupferschmid M. LeClair J. Pilcher B. Rinkenberger R. Stockwell P. Vandiver R. Wells T. Whitcomb Baseball Tennis Golf Golf: Front row. Mike Fiorillo, Mike Natterstad, Mike Bogle, Chuck Burnett. Second row: Mr. Johnson (coach), Keith Carson, Dave Gilmore. Stan Gibson, Kevin Smith, Jeff Watkins. The tennis program is still young, but it has gotten a fantastic start. The man behind its success is Mr. Tom Tennis: Front row: Steve Douglas, David VanderWaal. Brad Adams. Tom Dimond. Back row: Tom Johnson, Kevin Stone, Steve Sypult. Roger McFarland. Dan Rust, Mr. Diver (coach). Diver, the coach. He spends long hours doing various jobs from working on the courts to teaching boys and girls the proper strokes for winning tennis. The team registered a 5-4 record, which is great since they play schools such as Champaign Centennial, Normal U-High, Rantoul, and Kankakee Eastridge. The golf program was headed by Randy Johnson. Their home course was Lakeview Country Club. Their top players were underclassmen, so they will be on the course another year. A major remodeling of the baseball field is under way. Pat Prina, baseball coach, is running the project. He is also putting long hours into his work. He hopes to produce a winning baseball team. 26 Kevin Mikeworth Mark Lawless Terry Whitcomb Bryant Watts Jim Pilcher Mark LeClair Scott Carlson Tom Suslavich Rick Schaumburg Ron Woodworth Curt Bloom Dave Wilson Alan Schroeder Gary Anderson Randy Carden Larry Carter 27 Back row: Mark Maehle, Herschel Ad well. Stan Gibson, John Overstreet, Tim Cline. Middle row: Tony Soliday, Gary Cabbage, Gary Glazik, Ned Dickey, Doug Mikeworth, Jeff Quivey, Larry Steiner, Mike Fiorillo. Front row: Tom Dimond, Robert McQuinn, Jim Nelson, Bill Owens, Brad Adams, and Tim Tucker. Frosh - Soph Football The freshman and sophomore football teams each experienced winning seasons. Coach Young led the first year footballers to a 7-0 season, while Coach McKenzie's sophomores were 7-2. The sophomores had a startling overtime win against Spring Valley. Mr. Glenn was the new assistant freshman coach, while Mr. Seng was under Mr. McKenzie. Both the freshman and sophomores show great promise for Paxton's football program in the future. Back row: Darwin Fields, Ron Shunk, Darrell Wright, Andy Bennett, Jerry King, Chuck Tuggle, Steve Briggs, Roy Campbell, Jeff Brown, Kevin Mills, Fred Thatcher, Phil Brannon. Middle row: Kris Kelly, Mike Pilcher. Randy Swan, Roger Thompson, Brian Stagen, Steve Glazik, Rob Knell, Rick Andrews, Don Brown, Bill Cofel, Carl DeBiase. Second row: Mike Chickini, Dale Kemmitzer, Tony Fiorillo, Ted Kaiser, Coler Shelton, Mike Nuss, Doug Cabbage, Reggie Atkins, Steve Schlub, Tracy Epps. First row: Rusty Gulley, Clint Burnett, Jeff Swank. Bob Larson, Jackie Geers, Steve Helms. Steve Bell, Jim Donnelly,Mark Stadler. 28 Varsity Basketball Managers: Jim Hyde, Brian Funk, Gary Coleman. We played good, very aggressive basketball this year. That's what Head Coach Zimmerman had to say about his first season team. The team was young this year and we will have four of the first five starters back next season for a crack at the conference. They ran a fine half-court zone, which impressed the coach. The Mustangs were 3-8 in conference action and 7-17 in over-all play this season. They displayed fine team work and had some fantastic and very close games and upsets.They traveled to Westville where they beat out the Tigers in a nail-biter in overtime. In the Mon-ticello Holiday Tournament the Mustangs played an almost perfect game to overcome Mahomet-Sey-mour. They finished fourth in that tourney. Even though they (Paxton) were lacking in height, it was a very quick team. Their fast break plus aggressive play played a major roll in helping Paxton defeat the awesome Dan-ville-Schlarman. Paxton didn't win many games this year, but they did improve. This was a year of rebuilding. Greg Williams scores on a drive, while Larry Carter, Cary Colwell, and Gary Anderson position for a rebound. Front row: Doug Niewold, Greg Williams. Ron Norman, Steve Douglas, Jeff Cox, Carl Hasselbring. Back row: Jim Pilcher, Art Tuggle. Kevin Smith, Gary Anderson, Larry Carter. Tom Graham, Cary Colwell. 29 Sophomore Scores F We They Westville 37 53 Georgetown 65 36 Watseka 38 49 Hoopeston 54 43 U-High Normal 37 67 Herscher 43 51 Schlarman 46 50 Gibson City 56 50 Saybrook- 58 60 Arrowsmith We They Farmer City 48 41 Clifton Central 47 58 Westville 56 55 Georgetown 44 63 Fisher 48 51 Watseka 57 55 Schlarman 48 46 Gibson City 63 60 R O S H S Freshman A: Front row: Steve Schlub, Roger Thompson, Chris Kelley, Bill Cofel, Bob Larson. Back row: Tracy Epps, Ron Shunk, Chuck Tuggle, Darrell Wright, Fred Thatcher. O P L Freshman B: Front row: Mark Stadler, Jackie Geers, Mike Nuss, Tony Fiorillo. Back row: Jeff Brown, Rob Knell, Doug Cabbage, Darwin Fields. 30 Tom Johnson fires in a shot while Brad Adams and John Overstreet position themselves. Girls' Tennis Rhonda Baier played No. 1 singles all year. She captured 2nd place singles in the Kankakee District Meet and went on to compete in state competition held in Arlington Heights. Spirit shines among our tennis team. The girls showed much enthusiasm while cruising to a 9-2 season. They also ended up second in the tough Kankakee District where Rhonda Baier captured a runner - up position in singles. This enabled her to go to state competition at Arlington Heights. Of course, she didn't go alone. Mr. Diver, tennis coach, and the rest of the girls' racquet gang accompanied her. This was Mr. Diver's first year as girls' tennis coach. He also coaches the boy's tennis team. He does a fine job at both positions, as their records show. He had the team do much roadwork and run the lines to keep in shape for their competitors. Good luck next year, girls. Front row: Julie Quivey, Marcy Epps, Jacqueline Geers. Back row: Leona Horner, Judy Johnson, Ruth Moore, Rhonda Baier, Coach Tom Diver. 31 Girl's Softball - First row: Denise Leider, Cindy Elliott, Kim Eichelberger, Sally Hanes, Patsy Allred. Second row: Sue Gulley, Cindy Nuss, Kim Nuss, Teri Elliott, Diane Eppelheimer, Margie Bender, Lee Burnett. Third row: Bobbie Brannon, Tammy Tweady, Betty Bauer, Linda Nelson, Kathy Kingston, Jeri Calhoun. Girls' Softball And Cross Country Girl's Cross Country - First Row: Coach Molck, Teri Luttrell, Robin Murden. Second row: Linda McKelvey, Debbie Ostgard, Becky Douglas, Melissa Roy. Third row: Jane Burhmaster, Linda Massey, Trudy Johnson, Bobbie Brannon. I'll pass you yet! says Linda Massey, in a cross country meet. Girls' Cross Country competed with several schools this year. In the invitational that Paxton hosted, we got 3rd. Anticipating that many girls will be out next year, the team expects to expand and hopefully will bring home more Paxton wins for PHS. A girls' track team was also formed this year. They began with a lot of practice and sore muscles, but have learned a lot about team work. Watch for those sneaky balls, says Mrs. Tuggle to Joy Baier. 32 Girl's Sports •■■•I r A Basketball: Above, Front row: Cindy Nuss, Rhonda Baier. Anita Cabbage, Jill Lewis. Back row: Sally Hanes, Linda Brine-gar, Jeri Calhoun, Cheri Ross, Denise Leider, Kim Eichelberger B Volleyball: Above. Front row: Jamee Alkire, mgr., Linda McKelvey, Sue Cox, Patti Bachman, Cindy J. Elliott. Teri Ronna. mgr. Back row: Debbie Whitaker, Tammie Tweady, Jackie Geers. Melissa Roy, Teri Luttrell. PHS girls played an exciting '74-'75 season of basketball. With their tough defense and aggressive offense, the Mustangs, led by Mrs. Tuggle, finished the season with an undefeated Frosh-Soph squad and the Varsity at 6-4. The girls volleyball team coached by Mrs. Molck, bumped their way to a fine season. The A team had a record of 7-7, and the B team finished at 7-3. B Basketball: Below. Front row: Jan Birkey, Tammie Tweady, Peggy Frichtl. Becky Douglas, Teri Luttrell. Back row: Melissa Roy, Cheri Evers, Shari Williams, Jamee Alkire, Karen Coale, Jackie Geers, Micheline Roberts, Julie Quivey. A Volleyball: Below. Front row: Jamee Alkire, Mgr., Linda Massey, Diane Eppelheimer, Teri Elliott, Cindy Eppelheimer, Mary Eggleston, mgr. Back row: Patty Graham, Joy Williams. Trudy Johnson, Jeri Calhoun. Sally Hanes. Rhonda Baier, Debbie Edwards. Mrs. Molck, coach. I dare you, come and get it , threatens Tammie Tweady. 33 Women's Lib really took effect at Paxton High this year. For the second year, the girls participated in intramurals. In an expanded program, they played hockey as well as volleyball, basketball, and badminton. Even the teachers got involved. Intramurals let the girls show their ability, and are a lot of fun. Girls' sports are really coming up in the world. Cindy gets ready to serve. 34 Bryan Mikeworth shoots one past Clyde Pool Dave VanderWaal flips one off in intramural basketball. Above: A little twist and it should go, says Dale Reeder playing intramural ping pong. Boys' Intramurals To help keep the boys from skipping out of home room Mr. McKenzie sets up intramurals. Some of the activities include aggressive but sometimes dangerous hockey games, and basketball which isn't quite as hazardous as hockey, but tempers often flare and the refs must take cover. For the boys who prefer non-contact sports. Coach McKenzie supplies ping pong games and badminton. In these games, the players are kept separated so no physical injuries occur. Right: Ah, shaving cream! It got past me! gasps Bryan Smith. Varsity: Front row: Sue Seibring (mascot). Back row: Lynn Weisenbarn, Linda Massey, Melanie Frichtl. Cindy Thompson, Kim Eichelberger, Cindy Eppelheimer, Bea Kitchens. The Varsity Cheerleaders have changed the size of their squad. This year there were eight cheerleaders instead of the usual seven. All eight of them worked together to arouse Mustang spirit. They had pep assemblies outside, and before every football game stick-ons were sold to the student body, encouraging a victory over our opposing teams. The Varsity and the Frosh-Soph cheerleaders hung posters in the halls to build school spirit for each game. For the basketball season, the Var- sity cheerleaders purchased new sweaters. The Freshman cheerleaders bought skirts. The mascot's outfit was also changed. All three squads sent girls to a workshop last summer where they attended practices, cheering from 8:30 in the morning until all hours of the night. At these practices, they were taught new routines and cheers. They also competed against cheerleaders from different schools for ribbons and trophies. 36 Cheerleaders Freshman: Center: Polly Pfoff Back: Lisa Poison, Jan Birkey, Jane Amsden, Julie Shallenberger. Julie Quivey, Beth Kitchens. F R E S H M A N s o p H O M O R E Sophomore: Brenda Poison, Sally Apland, Rea Marshall, Sharon Seibring, Patti Bachman, Cindy Elliott, Lisa Stifle. 37 Mustang spirit is . . . Thespians, who add dramatic and comic talents to PHS activities. . . . Bands and choruses who show the musical ability of the school. ... A new group to add to available activities, the American Field Service club. . . . Another new group, the English Literature club, who earned enough money to go to England and France at Easter. . . . Banquets for athletic teams, NHS, GAA, FFA, V1CA. . . . Many of the PHS organizations have booths and concession stands, take part in parades and community activities, adding much to each activity. That's Mustang Spirit! Organizations 39 Girls Athletic Association Above center: I tawt I taw a Puddytat was the theme for the GAA float. Above right: GAA Pot Luck dinner before Awards Night. Right: Moms and daughters at GAA Mom's night. First row: Susan Swan. Jodi Ronna, Michelle Vest, Diane Mattoon, Jan Birkey, Terri Luttrell, Linda Massey, Becky Douglas, Cindy J. Elliott, Melissa Roy, Polly Pfoff, Susan Reynolds, Connie Amsden, Sharon Mize, Karol Rinkenberger, Bea Kitchens, Sue Gulley, Patty Gronemeyer. Second row: Kathy Cole, Linda Partridge. Jane Amsden. Cindy Nuss, Paula Bell. Linda Burkland, Linda McKelvey, Cindy Rose, Debbie Ostgard. Rhonda Brinegar. Teri Elliott, Debbie Edwards, Virginia Annis, Julie Quivey, Julie Shallenberger, Betty Bauer, Jacqueline Geers, Donna Burgess, Lee Burnett. Mrs. Tuggle - sponsor. Third row: Trudy Johnson, Karin Carpenter, Karen Coale, Lisa Gritton, Ann Suslavich, Debbie Whitaker. Joy Williams Jane Buhrmaster, Kathy Carson. Jeri Calhoun. Cathy Calhoun. Bobbie Brannon. Barbara Killion, Sally Hanes, Tammy James. Kathy Kingston. Jamie Alkire, Debbie Shunk, Rhonda Baier, Diana Eppelheimer 40 Executive Board: Front row: Trudy Johnson, Soph. Rep.; Jane Buhr-master. Pres.; Diana Eppelheimer, Vice-Pres. Second row: Connie Amsden, Act. Chairman; Betty Bauer, Hist. Back row: Jan Birkey, Frosh. Rep.; Sally Hanes. Secty. Not pictured: Rita Quinlan, Treas. Have you ever had so many things happening at once that you haven't had time to do anything else? The GAA girls have been really busy this year. Besides the usual roller skating, hiking, and bowling, the girls have had Halloween and the slumber parties, gone skiing and camping. But it isn't easy to do all of these things. It's getting more expensive every year to go on trips like these. Because of girls interscholastic sports, GAA could disband next year. However, if enough girls remain active GAA members, the organization will still continue at PCHS. Wow! Look at those legs. Jane Buhrmaster, Mrs. Tuggle, Robin Swan, and Sue Gulley are oft and rolling. Jane Buhrmaster, eager to get to the water, pulls Rita Quinlan along with her. Diana Eppelheimer and Betty Bauer seem to be content just having their picture taken. Nancy Smith and Mrs. Tuggle seem to be nice and warm eating their pancakes, but it looks as though Melissa Roy and Connie Amsden are a wee-bit chilly. 41 E T T E R M E N' S L U B Officers: Front row: Duane Frichtl, Vice-Pres. Second row: Kevin Mikeworth, Sgt.-at-Arms; Gary Anderson, Sec. Third row: Brad Poison, Pres.; Rick Shaumburg, Treas. Going once! says auctioneer Phil Stagen at Lettermen's auction. Have you ever wondered how it would feel to have to wear long-johns and gym shorts, topped off with a stocking cap, to school on a cold winter day? Join Letterman's Club and find out. Each new inductee into the club had to wear this get-up and carry a brick, with his name on it, around school. The day was ended with a push-a-penny-with-your-nose race across the gym floor during homeroom. The loser of the race, Mike Natterstad, took a trip through the paddling line of Lettermen. Mike didn't sit down for three days after that. Other than initiation, the club had an auction in the spring. They sold everything from cokes to beer signs to raise funds for the Athletic Department. NEW MEMBERS R. Jones G. Coleman S. Bauer B. Mikeworth S. Keenen B. Lee T. Whitcomb C. Colwell D. Ostgard A. Tuggle M. Le Clair J. Pilcher T. Johnson L. Carter M. Natterstad Front row: Duane Frichtl, Kevin Mikeworth, Gary Anderson. Back row: Chuck Burnett, Brad Poison, Mr. Seng - sponsor, Rick Schaumburg, Steve Douglas. 42 Front row: Lori Bever, Kathy Hogbin, Sara Griggs, Mary Chellberg, Steve Helms, Ted Beer, Stuart Baier, Mike Frichtl, Bob Holland, Lisa Fairchild, Linda Massey, Debbie Adwell, Joann Eisaman, Linda Glazik, Sharon Rankin. Second row: Chuck Burnett, Marianne Manzke, Dan Camp. Dave Langley, Cheri Ross, Diane Kingren, Betsy Bowen, Terry Rasmus, Steve Setzler, Bruce Selby, Gary Teesdale. Third row. Karen Sparks, Keith Sen-nert, Lonnie Adkins, Tadd Ostendorf, Mark Volden, Art Tuggle, Ed Plante, Everett Landrus, Russ Faust. Richard Gooden, Fred Williams, Terry Watkins, Mark Darrow, Kathy Sanderson, Cindy Rattenborg. V.I.C.A. Officers: Front row: Diane Eppelheimer - Vice Pres.; Mr. Wolf -sponsor; Joann Eisaman - Treas. Back row: Cheri Ross - Sec.; Fred Williams - Parliamentarian Diane Kingren - Adv.-Counc.; Chuck Burnett - Adv.-Counc. Below: See-lookie here. Miss Diane.” Diane Eppelheimer helping in the reading classes at Clara Peterson. VICA is a group organized to provide better understanding of a student's future after his graduation. All ICE students of Paxton belong to the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. This year the VICA members have sold unbreakable tumblers and Christmas cards. The money raised will be used for the Employer-Employee Banquet held yearly. The Banquet is just a way for VICA students to show appreciation to their employers for their patience, understanding, and for help- ing the students learn something about their various occupations. Several activities were planned for VICA week. This year it was February 9-15. The first activity was an open house for staff members of the High School and all the employers. A full day field trip to all stations where ICE students work was planned, so everyone had a chance to see what fellow ICE students were doing. There are 51 students involved in ICE and VICA this year, at 32 different training stations. 43 Front row: Teresa Tucker, Vice-Pres.; Marcy Epps, Pres. Second row: Ruth Moore, Sect'y.; Kippy Hoover, Treas. Money, money, money and not a penny for my pocket, gripes Mr. Tuggle as he counts the money from Fun Night. Student Council Want to buy a ticket to the dance? That was the theme of the Student Council this year because they sponsored the Homecoming and Christmas dances this year. Both of them were very successful. They sponsored the concession stands at the football games, the candy machines. Fun Night and the Variety Show. They also broadcasted a radio show from WRTL every Saturday morning. Now, providing activities for the student body isn't all they do. They make a donation to the Heart Fund. They also helped set up the Kickapoo District of Illinois Student Councils, at a meeting in St. Joe, in January. We hope the new districting will be successful. They had exchange visitations with other schools in the state, so their work was very rewarding. Front row: Sally Apland. Linda Massey, Cindy Eppelheimer, Kippy Hoover, Teresa Tucker. Debbie Edwards, Julie Quivey, Polly Pfoff, Karol Rin-kenberger. Second row: Sue Vandiver, Jim Thatcher, Sherman Bauer. Melanie Frichtl, Brad Adams. Marcy Epps, Gary Coleman, Bruce Bowen, Ruth Moore, Robin Murden. Third row: Mr. Tuggle, sponsor, Trudy Johnson, Laurie Watkins, Ann Suslavich, Jim Reppert, Cary Colwell, Jeff Watkins. Tom Johnson, Joy Williams. Patty Owens, Anna Elisabeth Kravik, Mrs. Fiorillo, sponsor. 44 Front row: Jane Krumwiede, Lori Fairchild, Sandy Jordan, Linda Massey, Cindy Eppelheimer, Teh Elliott. Janet Coleman, Vicki Corning, Linda Partridge, Connie Amsden, Bea Kitchens. Second row: Debbie Edwards, Anna Elisabeth Kravik, Teresa Tucker, Toni Gonzalez, Marcia DeShasier. Melanie FrichtI, Cindy Thompson, Patty Owens, Debby Shunk, Cindy Rose, Kippy Hoover. Back row: Marcy Epps. Ruth Moore, Tim James, Betty Bauer, Gary Coleman, Jack Cole, Kevin Carpenter, Steve Douglas, Bobbie Brannon, Sherm Bauer, John Laszar, Joy Williams. This year, 23 students were introduced into the National Honor Society to replace last year's Senior members. The qualities looked for in the new members were, character, leadership, scholarship, and service. NHS salesman. Jack Cole, waits on customers Marvin Cole and Wayne Shambrook as they purchase Mustang jerseys. Both new and old members provided tutoring aid to those students who had difficulty in one or more of their courses. They worked, also, toward earning money for the annual N.H.S. Scholarships which are given each year to two of the Seniors with the highest grade averages. They also sold Paxton Mustang jerseys, to help finance these scholarships. A few movies were shown for entertainment during the regular bimonthly meetings, and a record was set for the most cancelled meetings. H S o o c N I O E R T Y Officers: Ruth Moore. Secty.; Vicki Corning, Pres.; Jack Cole, Treas.; Gary Coleman, Vice-Pres. 45 First row. Debbie Ostgard. Sheila Moss, Lavona Adkins, Laura Anderson, Patsy Aired. Back row: Ruby Sikes, Paula Bell, Jeri Maxey, Mrs. Yancey - sponsor, Vickie Hanson. Absent: Cindy Abel. Diane Iverson, Debbie Petmecky, Carol Prewitt, Sandy Cruse, Carey Turner, Pam Turner. Melody Banghart, Stacy Jenkins, Gayle Anderson. This year, the FHA is taking part in a rally with other schools in the Iro-quois-Ford county area. This means that they are going to go to schools and visit for a day and students from other schools will visit PHS for a day. This year at Christmas time the FHA girls also went to the nursing homes, and sang Christmas carols. The group is planning on doing more during the year, as they have in past years. They went to the Ice Capades on Lincoln's Birthday. This year they started something different, having evening meetings every other Thursday night. They also hosted jewelry and Artex parties as money making projects, as well as selling stationery and working in the concession stands at Basketball games. Debbie Ostgard, Sec.; Stacy Jenkins, Treas.; Lavona Adkins, Vice-Pres.; Debbie Petmecky, Rec. Chmn.r Lee Burnett, Pres. A.F.S. Club Joy Williams from Tasmania, says, Good morning, at the GAA slumber party. During half time at the Homecoming game, Anna Elisabeth Kravik tells us about Norway. This year for the first time PCHS has organized a student group called the American Field Service Club. This group is for the benefit of foreign exchange students. Their goal is to make our visitors feel more at home and at ease with their new surroundings. For the '74-75 school year, we at Paxton invited two exchange students to experience our school system and our friendship. This year's very special students are Anna Elisabeth Kravik from Norway, and Joy Williams from Tasmania, in Australia. Front row: Linda Massey, Vicki Corning, Sue Vandiver, Cindy Nuss, Sue Reynolds, Anna Elisabeth Kravik. Second row: Cindy J. Elliott, Teri Elliott, Debbie Edwards, Theresa Tucker, Robin Murden, Diana Eppelheimer, Lori Fairchild. Third row: Kippy Hoover, Lisa Fairchild, Patty Owens, Marcy Epps, Cindy Thompson, Ruth Moore. Back row: Joy Williams, Rick Schaumburg, Joni Scales, Jim Reppert, Keith Carson, Jane Buhrmaster, Kathy Carson. 47 Officers: Front row: Linda Massey, Sr. Rep.; Cindy Eppel-heimer. Pres. Second row: Linda McKelvey, Soph. Rep.; Rea Marshall, Pts. Chrmn. Third row: Lisa Gritton, Fresh. Rep.; Rhonda Baier, Vice-Pres. Back row: Sue Vandiver, Jr. Rep.; Phil Meyer, Treas.; Teri Elliott, Secty. Above: Marcy Epps and Spook House members prepare for their performance. Cindy Eppelheimer and Teri Ronna work on the Thespians scrapbook. Front row: Debbie Ostgard, Teri Ronna, Carla Hall, Cindy J. Elliott, Cindy Nuss, Sandy Jordan, Melissa Roy, Kathy Cole, Lori Muller, Linda McKelvey, Robert McQuinn, Linda Partridge, Chris Donnelly, Cindy Eppelheimer, Linda Massey, Jane Krumwiede, Jeff Sennert. Second row: Mrs. Stinnett, sponsor, Teri Elliott, Debbie Edwards, Cindy Rose, Melanie Frichtl, Rhonda Baier, Sue Vandiver, Dawn Coplea, Teresa Archer, Sally Hanes, Karin Carpenter, Patty Owens, Jane Buhrmaster, Marcy Epps, Debbie Vaughn, Diane Eppelheimer, Rea Marshall, Christy Stadler. Third row: Lisa Gritton, Stacy Jenkins, Jim DeShasier, Gary Coleman, Greg Longfellow, Frank Alfano, Rick Jones, Todd Coady, Dave Rollins, Brian Funk, Tom Johnson, Chuck Burnett, Dave Bittinger, Phil Meyer, Anna Snelling, Laurie Watkins, Patty Graham, Teresa Tucker. Front row: Karol Rinkenberger. Beth Kitchens, Jodi Ronna, Michelle Vest, Susan Woodworth, Tammie Tweady, Kim Wickenhauser, Mike Natter-stad, Dan Ostgard, Lisa Anda. Lavonna Adkins, Teri Luttrel, Judy Ledbetter. Second row: Debbie Reckowsky, Bernie McCabe, Micheline Roberts, Debbie Hebling, Virginia Annis, Pam Birch, Debbie Whitaker, Mary Eggleston, Kippy Hoover, Jamie Alkire, Kathy Kingston, Julie Shallenberger, Sherry Ehmen. Third row: Joy Williams, Brad Adams, Ann Suslavich, Julie Behrens, Doug Mikeworth, Herschel Adwell, Jim Reppert, John Over-street, Cary Colwell, Chuck Tuggle, Stan Gibson, Larry Carter, Cindy Thompson. Karin Carpenter chaperones the Thespians' 'Love Bugs’’ in the Homecoming parade. Probationary Thespians The Thespians eagerly involved their members in this year's world of plays and activities. They performed The Boy who Changed the World as their spring play and tryouts for One Foot in Heaven , the fall play, were open to the whole school. Their very successful Christmas play was Once Upon a Time . They have sponsored the yearly Spook House at the Junior High Halloween Carnival, participated in the annual Walk for Mankind , sponsored a refreshment stand at the girls' volley ball tournament and a Sophomore-Varsity game. Their Homecoming float attracted a lot of attention. The colorful Love Bugs won first place. All Thespians are very busy gathering enough points to enable them to take their traditional spring trip to a Chicago theater. 49 The Mental Health Club, in its second year, is doing very well. Many of the members have helped people, not only the mentally handicapped, but many other people in the Paxton area. Some have assisted elderly shut-ins by cleaning their houses, running errands, and performing house-keeping tasks for them. Mental Health members have participated in a Hallowe'en party for the TMH children at Elliott, held a Christmas party, complete with decorations, at the Ford County Nursing Home, and went Christmas caroling in Paxton. They went on a field trip to Rockome Gardens in Arthur, with Elliott TMH children and teachers as their guests. They are also anticipating taking part in the Easter Seal Drive and the Cancer Fund Drive. Mental Health Club Officers: Front row: Wanda Elliott, Anita Cabbage, Sue Seibring. Back row: Debbie Edwards. Front row: Roberta Sikes, Sally Apland, Melody Bell. Cindy Abel, Julie Price. Debbie Deptula, Susan Anderson, Martha Sikes, Cindy J. Elliott, Patty Withers. Sue Gulley, Laura Jeffries. Second row: Jackie Schwing, Tammy Carleton, Diane Iverson, Vickie Hanson. Lavona Adkins, Sue Seibring, Carol I’rewitt, Cindy Nuss, Debbie Stow. Donna Burgess. Lisa Jackson, Mr. Kingston-sponsor. Third row: Julie Knuth, Penny Ausburne, Cindy L. Elliott, Rhonda Brinegar, Joy Baier, Melody Banghart, Stacy Jenkins, Wanda Elliott, Anita Cabbage, Robin Murden, Debbie Edwards. Betty Bauer. 50 First row: Sandy Jordan, Janis Johnson, Kim Nuss, Bobbi Brannon, Vicki Corning. Second row: Mrs. Beer - sponsor, Cindy Rattenborg, Margie Bender, Ruth Moore, Hilary Kaye, Laura Jeffries. Third row: Joni Scales, Theresa Tucker, Sheila Bennett, Teri Elliott, Kathy Carson, Phil Meyer, Patty Owens. In early September of 1974 the English Literature Club was formed. The purpose of this club was to further the knowledge and appreciation of our English heritage.. The club had two goals in mind; to have a Madrigal Banquet, and to raise funds for students who planned to go to England in the spring. The Madrigal Banquet was held in December of 1974 and included all English Lit. members, as well as many other students. Everyone dressed in Elizabethan costumes. They sang and danced as the guests ate their dinner and drank wassail in honor of Queen Elizabeth. After many other fund raising projects, the club reached its goal of $2500. This money was used to send nine club members and two sponsors to England. Above left: Kippy Hoover, flautist for Madrigals. Left: Madrigals get ready for their performance. Above right: Hilary Kaye, the Court Jester, demands attention. English Lit. Board: Ruth Moore, Points Chairman; Vicki Corning, Raffle Chairman; Phil Meyer, Bake Sale Chairman; Bobbie Brannon, Publicity; Sandy Jordan, Ticket Chairman; Margie Bender, Fruit Sale Chairman; Teri Elliott, Fruit Delivery; Becky Swank, Misc. Secretary; Sheila Bennett, Treasurer. 51 Reflector This year, some of the Reflector staff attended a workshop at Kankakee Community College. These students went to photography and layout courses, which were planned to help in the preparation of yearbooks. The staff also had men who specialize in yearbook lay-out come in to talk with them, to bring in new ideas and new ways of improving the yearbook. Being on the Reflector staff is more like a class than just a group of people working to put together a book. It is a learning process, with many hours of hard and varied work involved. Reflector Staff: First row: Patti Bachman, Dawn Coplea, Judy Johnson, Paula Bell. Debbie Reckowsky. Second row: Janet Coleman, Lori Bever. Third row: Donna Burgess, Anna Snelling. Fourth row: Melissa Roy, Tim Nuss. Top: Tom Johnson. Below: Debbie Reckowsky gets excited during pictures. Melissa Roy takes it easy, looking over the FFA boys. 52 Tom and Judy Johnson hoof-it home from yearbook workshop in Kankakee. Blue and Gold What do you think? says Jim Reppert as he prepares the layouts for the school paper. Each week, whether you're standing in the hall or eating lunch, a member of the Blue Gold staff will ask, “Do ya wanna buy a paper? You know that that paper was put together with a lot of hard effort, so of course you buy one. The Blue Gold staff knows that their hard work will bring enjoyment to their readers. One not only gets a paper, but also a lolli-pop to munch on during classes. The paper consists of only a few pages, but it says a lot. It keeps everyone posted on the news that has happened around the school. The paper gives the student body a chance to follow current athletic standings, and is a place for the individual students to express opinions on a great variety of subjects. 53 Front row: Gary Coleman, Cary Colwell, Betty Bauer. Second row: Becky Swank, Cindy Eppelheimer, Sheila Bennett, Kippy Hoover, Teresa Tucker. Third row: Toni Gonzalez, Linda Massey, Jane Buhrmaster. Fourth row: Mike McGuire, Jim Reppert. Rhonda Baier. Brad Adams. Officers: Front row: Sue Siebring, Vice-Pres.; Bob Holland, Pres.; Wanda Elliott, Secty. Back row: Joe Schwartz, Treas.; Mark Ingold, Chaplain; Kevin Carpenter, Reporter; Mike Frichtl, Parliamentarian. Absent from picture: Darrell Foster, Sentinel. Future Farmers of America Above: Wayne Johnson and Danny Knox take charge of the popcorn machine during a basketball game. Below: Teachers, parents, and members participated in the FFA open house. First row: Wanda Elliott, Lyle Woods, Steve Burklund, Dan Ostgard, Danny Buzzard, Ron Lantz, Becky Riggle, Paul Frichtl, Lisa Poison, Jim Donnelly, Mr. Henrickson - sponsor. Bill Watts, Debbie Deptula, Bob Holland, Danny Knox, Wayne Johnson, Rea Marshall, Joe Schwartz. Second row: Gary Glazik, Doug Tucker, Keith Carson, Julia Behrens, Steve Glazik, Chris Thompson, Carey Burklund, Jeff Quivey, Steve Coe, Mike Pilcher, Dave Wilson, Bill Price, Kevin Bachman, Karin Carpenter, Tony Solliday, Clyde Pool, Mike Bogle. Third row: Roger Gustafson, Scott Carlson! Brian Funk, David Burklund, Kevin Glazik, Mark Ingold, Steve Buhrmaster, Jamie Duffin, Jim Pilcher, Buzz Watts, David Coulter, Tom Carver, Ken Cumbie, Brad Poison, Terry Watkins, Dennis Cleary, Kevin Carpenter 54 Left: The FFA display National Farm Safety Week. Right: Mr. Henrickson and Darrell Foster turn loose the quail raised by the organization. Being ranked No. 3 FFA chapter in Illinois is an honor Paxton FFA members earn through participation and excellence in many activities. Community service was the center of such activities. Members attended and participated in many leadership activities. Members represented the chapter at the COOP Leadership Camp, IAA's American Heritage Tour, American Institute of Cooperation, National Safety Congress, and the National FFA Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C. Local chapter members participated in public speaking contests, sectional banquets, judging contests, and won 8 of 26 foundation awards at the sectional foundation awards contest. Two of those went on to win district and place in the top 5 in the state. Above: Green Hand initiation into FFA. Below: FFA members enjoy themselves at a summer campout in Indiana. Above: Sue Seibring and Wanda Elliott with Mr. Arends in Washington. Below: FFA members attending a National FFA Convention in Kansas City. 55 Band Officers: Sue Vandiver. Vice-Pres.; Teri Elliott. Pres.; Marcy Epps. Sec.-Treas.; Kathy Cole, Linda Partridge. Librarians. Mr. Hart, sponsor Band Officers and Lettergirls Lettergirls: Front row: Donna Burgess. Melody Bell, Anita Cabbage, Wanda Elliott. Second row: Cindy Abel, Linda Brinegar, Tammy Carleton. Third row: Cindy Nuss, Cathy Calhoun, Debbie Ostgard, Debbie Whitaker, Robin Murden, Micheline Roberts. Back row: Sue Cox, Lisa Jackson, Paula Bell, Carla Hall. Bands Let's wail! This is the plaintive cry that echoes from the walls of the PHS band room. And wail is what they do. With the marching, pep, jazz, and concert bands, PHS students realize that music exists in forms other than their favorite rock groups. Everything from Sousa marches to Beatle music fills the band room and the heads of those students who hang around the band room door. PHS even has a famous jazz composer. Who knows? Perhaps someday the PHS band room will be labeled Music Land, USA. Jazz Band: Front row: Mr. Hart - sponsor, Cindy Thompson. Bill Stone. Jim Hyde. Sally Apland, Cindy J. Elliott, Julie Quivey, Mark Maehle. Second row: Sue Vandiver, David VanderWaal, Gary McGuire, Dan Bridges. Back row: Julie Shallenberger. Teri Elliott, Sally Hanes, Greg Longfellow. Concert and Marching Band: Front row: Michelle Perdue. Vicki Teesdale, Debbie Edwards-drum majorette. Teri Ronna, Kim May. Sandee Newsom. Second row: Sharon Mize, Sally Apland. Kim Nuss, Mark Maehle, Kathy Cole, Sandy Coleman, Kathy Kingston, Ruth Moore, Kathy Carson. Linda Partridge, Becky Riggle, Terri Garrelts, Loretta Diskin. Debbie Ostgard, Debbie Reckowsky, Laurie Watkins, Mary Eggleston. Mr. Hart-sponsor. Third row: Cindy J. Elliott, Julie Quivey, Jodi Ronna, Jeff Brown, Susan Woodworth. Marcy Epps, Teri Elliott, Keith Carson, David Gilmore, Brian Funk. Greg Longfellow. Sally Hanes, Julie Shallenberger. Jacqueline Geers, Rhonda Brinegar, Sally Edwards, Patty Gronemeyer. Back row. Ron Woodworth, Scott Carlson, Melanie Frichtl, Cindy Thompson. Debbie Vaughn, Hilary Kaye, Ann Suslavich. Bill Stone. Jeff Conover. Jim Hyde, Steve Bell, Gary McGuire, Dan Bridges, David VanderWaal, Darwin Fields, Randy Houston, Sue Vandiver. H O R U S E S Concert Choir: First row: Jeff Sennert, Debbie Reckowsky, Anna Elisabeth Kravik, Brad Velliquette, Robert McQuinn, Sherry Eh-man. Second row: Debbie Adwell, Sara Griggs, Pam Turner, Michelle Perdue, Sheila Moss, Julie Wright Knuth, Anna Snelling. Third row: Jackie Schwing, Tom Carver, Tim DeShasier, Bill Chapman, Keith Carson, Stacy Jenkins, Tammy Ford, Julie Behrens. Tryouts at the beginning of the school resulted in a Concert Choir, a Chamber Choir, and an Ensemble of Freshman girls. “The Entertainers, the freshman ensemble, have entertained at several meetings in Paxton. The Annual Christmas Concert was a combined effort of the Music Departments of both the high school and the junior high. Before their spring concert, PHS singers will be busy preparing for vocal contests. Members will be entered in both group and individual events. Freshman Ensemble: Front row: Teri Ronna, Miss Oncken. Back row: Lisa Gritton, Rhonda Brinegar, Susan Woodworth, Karol Rinkenberger, Ann Suslavich, Mary Eggleston, Debbie Reckowsky, Michelle Vest. Chamber Choir: Front row: Brad Velliquette, Michelle Vest, Susan Woodworth. Second row: Marcy Epps, Karol Rinkenberger, Tammy Ford. Third row: Betty Bauer, Sara Griggs, Teri Ronna, Toni Gonzalez. Fourth row: Tom Carver, Debbie Reckowsky, Sherry Ehmen, Robert Mc-Quinn. Fifth row: Tim DeShasier, Keith Car-son. 58 Front row: Mrs. Lukens - sponsor, Jodi Ronna, Joann Eisaman. Debbie Shunk. Betty Bauer, Theresa Tucker, Debbie Edwards, Cindy Rose, Joni Scales, Vicki Coming. Second row: Susan Anderson, Robin Murden, Ruth Moore, Sherm Bauer, John Laszar, Dan Bridges, Gary Coleman, Marcy Epps, Kippy Hoover. Back row: Mike McGuire, Steve Douglas, Bryan Mikeworth, Todd Coady, Kevin L. Smith, Dennis Gentzler, Gary Anderson, Kevin Mikeworth, Jack Cole, Duane Frichtl. s Na + Cl + (s) + Na + (aq) + Cl + (aq), that's about all the Science Club has been up to so far this year, but things should be a little more exciting as the year progresses a little more. The club is planning to take a field trip to the University of Illinois Engineering Open House in the spring. While attending this open house, they hope to learn more about the many different areas in the field of Science. C I E N C E L U B Officers: Jodi Ronna, Secty.-Treas.; Marcy Epps, Pres.; Gary Anderson, Vice-Pres.; Debbie Edwards, Prog. Chrmn.; Duane Frichtl, Sgt.-at-arms. Marcy Epps and Debbie Edwards prepare an experiment for their group. 59 1 Mustang Spirit is ... A brand-new Spanish class for our foreign language department. . . . The thought of eight periods per dav instead of nine, next year. . . . Mr. Tuggle's Mechanical-drawing class designing, and Mr. Reeder's Construction-maintenance trades class building a concession stand and restrooms for our new athletic fields. . . . The regular screaming voices of girls unwilling to dissect a worm in Biology class, complaints of a Math problem that seems impossible to answer, and the usual nagging done in almost every other class. . . . Great service from our bus drivers, cooks, secretaries, nurse, and janitors. That's Mustang Spirit! Academics 61 Well, maybe just a little more. Greg Longfellow watches Herschel Adwell in Physical Science. Right: Well, Mrs. Frisbie, you're the expert! says Cheryl Stockwell while getting help in Math. Science and Math Is math all Ax +■ By = C? Not here. Is science all apples falling off trees? No. Paxton High is very up-to-date on the latest ideas on these subjects. Math is broken down to classes such as algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. And it's taught differently. Who likes to sit around with their heads in their books? Classes are more interesting, to make kids want to learn. Science goes into such things as biology and chemistry. A lot of moaning and groaning is done in biology along with all the dissecting. Part of chemistry class may serve as a candymaking course. Don't get us wrong, you have to work. But wouldn't you rather work chasing butterflies than studying Dalton's atomic theory? Below: Anything interesting?” Steve Bell anxiously waits for Debbie Bender to finish with the biology microscope. 62 Study, study, study! says Kathy Sanderson working on an assignment. Social Studies Business Ed. In Sociology and Psychology, many classes did experiments including group behavior and telepathy investigations. The classes did projects on topics such as child behavior and police brutality. Vocational Co-operation classes met from first through third periods with students from Gibson City, Rankin, Fisher, and Paxton High Schools. Health Co-operation classes changed locations from Gibson City to the Paxton High School. Typing and Shorthand were taught in the traditional way. Chcri Ross types on the electric typewriter in Typing II class. Mr. Climer's 4th hour Psychology class works on group experiments. 63 English and Foreign Language More happens in the foreign language rooms than one might expect. Imagine, for example, a story about a monster eating a subway train. The fabled creature lives in the minds of French students as they hear about the giant dark thing below Paris, all in French. Although Latin is considered a dead language, it lives at PHS. A living language was also revived; Spanish classes were started. A snowman and pig took shape at Christmas time as Spanish students employed their creativity and time in building pinatas. English classes used games and experiments as well as the time-proven method of writing papers. Football, basketball, and baseball tournaments gave almost every member of Journalism class a chance to win, and put interest into the sports writing section of Journalism. Above: Jack Cole sneaks a few Trig problems in, while Mrs. Hutchins thinks he's working on a French assignment. Below: Mrs. Kruise, Mr. Rundquist's student teacher, lectures an attentive Spanish class. Below left: Mrs. Boden explains the meaning of a word to a student during a Semantics class. 64 Above: Members of the Mixed Chorus practice for the annual Christmas concert. Below: Randy Jones thinks up a color scheme for his painting. In the Art Dept, students can do their own thing ' whether it's with designs, clay, paints, or drawing in charcoal and pastels. They have a lot of fun and usually come up with some very attractive things. The Music Dept, was busy, too. They had their annual Christmas shows, and participated in the talent show. They also competed in a Music Festival early in 1975. In addition the Jazz Band was kept busy traveling to other schools and performing at home. They work hard, and their effort really pays off. Right: Teresa Archer works on her masterpiece. Mark Maehle does his thing in the jazz band. 65 Oh, now what did I do? sighs Robert Howe. Drivers' Ed. is a course to which many 15 and 16-year olds look forward. Despite the work, reading and tests. Drivers' Ed. is fun and sometimes embarrassing. When the last day of Drivers' Ed. does finally come, eveyone waits by his mail box for his blue slip. Many people think I.C.E. is great for getting out of school, but find out this isn't so. This class helps students learn a trade, while completing their high school education. The program is selective and very well supervised. Each individual must live up to the agreement he makes when he enters this program or he is dropped. Brr . . . , it's cold out here! complains Mr. Smith. D R I V E R S' A N D I. C. E. E D Tim Cline and Mr. Smith discuss Drivers' Ed. Top: The faculty enjoys the V.I.C.A. open house. Bottom: The V.I.C.A. open house passed out roses to the faculty. 66 I G L u I i B D A R A N A N D R C Y E Above: Even teachers need counseling. Below: Virginia Annis enjoys the quiet life of a librarian. No wonder the library's so quiet, it's practically empty. Mr. Henderson helps Jeff Hammel tackle his problems. Below: Mr. Griggs, our librarian. The Guidance Dept, is the place to go when you have a problem. They will help you straighten it out, and try to get you on the right track. They also help you decide on next year's classes, check credits, keep student records, etc. The library is a pleasant place to go when you have research work to do, or reading, either for pleasure or for classes. Students provide the service and assistance in this department, which is well-equipped to supply whatever students need. 67 Home Ec. and Ag. The Home Economics class majored in cooking and sewing. They had special guests come in to help Mrs. Yancey show them what to do. And for experience, the class cooked dinner for each other. Besides these, they learned personal grooming of themselves in general. But Home Ec. isn't just for the girls. The Bachelor Living Course teaches the boys to take care of themselves when they are living alone. Ag has also changed in this way. There are several girls in F.F.A. and the different Ag courses. It seems that Home Ec. and Ag aren't destined to be segregated any longer. Look, Mrs. Yancey, we can cook! Randy Carden and Gary Anderson in Bachelor Living. Left: FFA members look over their corn plot. 68 Below left: FFA boys learn on a field trip to an FBFM farm. The 8th hour P.E. class battling out a game of flicker ball. Muscle-man, Bryan Mikeworth, works on the weight machine. I R L Q Many new activities were added to the girls P.E. classes this year. The girls got to pick from a larger selection of games. A physical fitness program set up in the first and fourth quarters brought a lot of sore muscles. The boys stuck to their every year routine of playing football, basketball, etc. New this year to the boys was a type of wrestling called Sumo, and they did play a few games of horseshoes. 69 Industrial Arts and Vo-Tech Tom Graham works with a metal lathe. Vocational Tech, is a career planning course for students interested in a good future. This year students went to Fisher for horticulture classes and to Paxton for Data Processing and Health Occupations. It gives the students the knowledge to make career choices. Industrial Arts is a course where people learn to design and construct objects from wood and metal. They make many interesting objects. Also, they work with many tools and other shop-related materials. Mike Nuss and Jim Peters take directions from Mr. Reeder. Tom Plackett, Paula Wyman, Laura Bittinger, and Cathy Calhoun are four members of a horticulture class at Fisher. Bob Murphy, Don Dow, Gary Gustafson, and Jim Carmen work in Mr. Tuggle's Metalworking class. 70 Mr. Kingston, Laura Lyons, and Richard Pyle read a book together during class. What in the world do we have to do now? complains Roger Stockwell in Mechanical Drawing class. Spec. Educ. and Mech. Drawing Whoever heard of just doing assignments in Mech. Drawing class? The first semester students, who had taken Mech. Drawing for a year, were on independent study. They designed the concession stand for the athletic field. The second sememster students designed restroom and storage proposals to be presented to the board and administration. If the proposals are approved, they will be built under the bleachers. Also the students have designed an activity room to be built behind the locker rooms. It is to be used for another gym, plus a storage room for football equipment. Care, concern, and love are just a few words to describe the Special Education class. Their concern for others is very evident. They sponsored a Halloween and a Christmas party for the TMH children at Elliott, and a Christmas party for the old people at the Ford County Nursing Home. The money that they receive is not used for their needs, but for other less fortunate people. Scott Graham decides he had better start working on his assignment in Mechanical Drawing class. 71 Board of Education and Superintendent Superintendent of schools. Lawrence Eggleston, and Board Sec.. Gene Apland, prepare to present diplomas to seniors. Mr. Eggleston helps Mrs. Cleary serve Christmas dinner at PHS. Lawrence Eggleston, Superintendent of Schools, works hard to help the schools. He even went as far as to help the cooks serve Christmas dinner. Board members have tried to find out more about the schools by visiting them for the day and observing the way the system works. One of the results of these visits was the approval of changing the nine 40 minute periods to eight 50 minute periods at the high school next year. Board of Education: Front row: Eugene Apland, Sec.; Lawrence Eggleston, Supt.; Clarence J. Nuss. Back row: Earl Tweady; Tim Schofield; Norbert Sanders; Gene Elliott; Kenneth Watkins, Pres. 72 Mr. William Wylie, Paxton High School Principal. Assistant Principal Mr. Robert Rohlfing and his wife watch the dancing at Prom. Principal and Asst. Principal Mr. Wylie has been principal at Paxton High School two years. During his term he has been active in working with student and faculty groups for school improvement. Mr. Rohlfing's job as assistant principal isn't the most popular with all the kids, but someone has to do it. He is in charge of taking attendance and trying to keep track of everyone. 73 Kay takes time out from her busy schedule to smile at the photographer. Secretaries—Nurse Mrs. Graham gets ready to run her ambulance service to another school. Look at Dot work, and work, and work. . . The students of PHS keep their secretaries busy. Dorothy Foster and Kay Ardern keep things running smoothly in the front office, while Betty Smith has command in the guidance office. You probably see a lot of Mrs. Smith in the lunch line as she is the official ticket-puncher and money taker. Whenever someone yells, Nurse! Nurse!” Mrs. Graham comes running. She takes care of everyone's owies. She also travels to the other schools to make sure the future students of PHS get here in one piece. Mrs. Smith marks another date on the already crowded calendar. 74 Service Staff What happens if your locker gets jammed, or the waste bin floods, scattering paper all over the floor? Who is there to help? The janitors, of course. Can you imagine in what shape this school would be without them? Wall to wall paper wads, gum, wrappers and books. Not only that, but the restrooms would be hideous! What happens if your parents' car breaks down and you can't get to and from school? Who picks you up? The bus drivers! There wouldn't be any fans at away games, or any players for that matter. Every school system needs buses, and buses won't run by themselves. Think what PHS would be without cooks! Sack lunches every day of the year, for not all students can go home for lunch. Perhaps you haven't thought about the service staff lately, but do - they're always around when one needs help. Burgess, Frosty Coleman. Cooks: Margaret Hasselbring, Jean Burktund, Lois Parsons, Marlene Stalter. Bus Drivers: First row: Mr. Foster, Mrs. Preisser, Mr. Sauer, Mr. Sennert. Second row: Mr. Shunk, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Smith. Faculty Mrs. K. Schneider Bus. Educ. John Seng P.E., Driv. Ed., Coach Geo. Hughbanks Math Mrs. J. Pool Bus. Educ. Mrs. M. Niemann Bus. Educ. Geo. Young Biology. Coach James Griggs Librarian Mrs. T. Molck P.E., Coach Robt. Tuggle Ind. Arts 77 Mrs. D. Rhoads Bus. Ed. Leland Swengel Math Informals Richard Rundquist Latin, Span. Miss J. Oncken Vocal Music Richard Glenn Soc. Studies Norman Henderson Ath. Dir., Coach, Guid. Gene Kingston Spec. Ed. Fred Guyot Eng., Coach GAA Campout Mrs. B. Tuggle P.E., Coach Larry Smith Dr. Educ. Mrs. B. Stinnett Jerry Zimmerman Eng., Speech, Drama Biology, Coach Gene Hart Inst. Music Miss C. Walle Art Bruce Henrikson Ag. Mrs. M. A. Beer English Faculty 79 mm Mm SPIRIT Donald Wolf Co-ord. Co-op. Ed. James Reeder Ind. Arts Mrs. F. Yancey Home Ec. Mrs. J. Lukens Science Mrs. M. Fiorillo Guidance Stanley Douglas Soc. Studies Chas. Climer Soc. Studies 80 D. Scott McKenzie P.E., Coach Mr. Wylie Principal Mr. Odum Stud. Tchr., Ind. Arts Supt. and Mrs. Eggleston 81 Mustang Spirit is . . . More and more juniors and seniors graduating early. . . . Not all upperclassmen picking on new freshmen. . . . Faculty and students working together to finish the football field, the press box, and erecting the concession stand. . . . Student concern and involvement with Special Ed. students. . . . More and more students working at jobs during their free time. . . . Student groups working together for the good of the group, and the school. ... A concern among juniors and seniors about what the future holds for them. . . . Many acts of kindness and of thoughtfulness toward those with problems and difficulties. That's Mustang Spirit! People 83 c L A S S O F 78 Freshman Class Officers: Ann Suslavich, Rep.; Julie Quivey, Pres.; Polly Pfoff, Rep.. Jim Thatcher, Vice-Pres.; Lisa Gritton, Secty.; Susan Woodworth, Treas.; Karol Rinkenberger, Rep. Freshman Honors FFA Wayne Johnson - C rating -State Meat Judging Contest Lisa Poison - scholarship pin Mike Pilcher - scholarship pin Steve Glazik - scholarship pin Becky Riggle - scholarship pin Julia Behrens - scholarship pin Letterwomen Polly Pfoff - gymnastics Teri Ronna - gymnastics, volleyball mgr. Teri Luttrell - gymnastics, basketball, track, cross-country, volleyball Lisa Poison - gymnastics Kathy Kingston - softball, basketball mgr., track Jackie Geers - basketball, track, tennis, volleyball Becky Douglas - basketball, track, cross-country Peggy Frichtl - basketball Karen Coale - basketball Julie Quivey - basketball, track, tennis Jamie Alkire - basketball, volleyball mgr. Jan Birkey - basketball, track Ann Suslavich - basketball mgr., track mgr. Jamie Grant - track Jane Amsden - track Pam Birch - track Ginny Teesdale - tennis Cindy Niccum - cross-country mgr. Mary Eggleston - volleyball mgr. Lettermen Ricky Andrews - basketball, football Reggie Atkins - basketball, football Don Brown - basketball, football Jeff Brown - basketball mgr., football Clint Burnett - basketball mgr., football Doug Cabbage - basketball, football Bill Cofel - basketball, football Tracy Epps - basketball, football Darwin Fields - basketball, football Tony Fiorillo - basketball, football Jackie Geers - basketball, football Rusty Gulley - basketball, football Wayne Johnson - basketball Ted Kaiser - basketball mgr., football Kris Kelly - basketball, football Jerry King - Soph, basketball, football Rob Knell - basketball, football Roger Lyons - basketball Deon Mennenga - basketball, cross-country Mike Nuss - basketball, football Mike Pilcher - basketball, football Steve Schlub - basketball, football Ron Shunk - basketball, football Mark Stadler - basketball, football Brian Stagen - Soph, basketball, football Randy Swan - basketball, football Scott Swan - basketball Jeff Swank - basketball, football Fred Thatcher - basketball, football Roger Thompson - basketball, football Chuck Tuggle - basketball, football Darrell Wright - basketball, football Jim Thatcher - gymnastics Bob Larson - gymnastics, football Pat Jordan - cross-country Andy Bennett - football Steve Briggs - football Roy Campbell - football Kevin Mills - football Phil Brannon - football Steve Glazik - football Carl DeBiase - football Mike Chickini - football Dale Kemmitzer - football Coler Shelton - football Steve Helms - football Steve Bell - football Jim Donnelly - football Miss Merry Christmas Candidates Beth Kitchens Jan Birkey Cheerleaders Lisa Poison Polly Pfoff Julie Quivey Julie Shallenberger Jan Birkey Jane Amsden Beth Kitchens Music Awards Brad Veliquette - vocal Debbie Reckowsky - vocal, instrumental Tammy Ford - vocal Bob Larson - vocal Jeff Sennert - vocal Jim Thatcher - vocal Susan Woodworth - vocal, instrumental Teri Ronna - vocal Michelle Vest - vocal Ann Suslavich - vocal Mary Eggleston - vocal Karol Rinkenburger - vocal Lisa Gritton - vocal Rhonda Brinegar - vocal 84 Alkire, Jamie Amsden, Jane Anda, Lisa Anderson, Laura Andrews, Ricky Arnold, Elizabeth Atkins, Reggie Banghart, Melody Behrens, Julia Bell, Steve Bender, Debbie Bennett, Andy Birch, Pam Birkey, Jan Bloomquist, Brian Brannon, Phil Briggs, Steve Brinegar, Rhonda Brown, Debbie Brown, Don Brown, Jeff Burnett, Clint Buzzard, Rich Cabbage, Doug Camp, Jeri Campbell, Roy Chickini, Mike Cleary. Dennis Coale, Karen Coffey, Richard Cofel, Bill Coleman, Sandra Couch. Deborah DeBaiase, Carl Decker, David Deptula, Debra Derra, Gene DeShasier, Jim Donnelly. Jim Douglas, Becky Dow, Debbie Edwards, Sally 85 Eggleston, Mary Engdahl, Ann Epps, Tracy Fields, Darwin Fillinger, Brenda Fiorillo, Anthony Frank, Deborah Frichtl, Peggy Galster, Elsie Garrelts, Terry Geers, Jackie Geers, Jacqueline Glazik, Steve Gonzalez. Ricky Gooden, Tim Grant, Jamie Gritton, Lisa Gronemeyer, Patty Gulley, Rusty Gustafson, Sheryl Helms, Bill Hintz, Bob Oh — that Mustang Spirit! 86 Houston, Dale Houston, Randy Humphrey, Pat Iverson, Diane James, Tammy Johnson, Wayne Jordan, Pat Kaiser, Kim Kaiser, Ted Kelly, Kris Kemmitzer, Dale King, Jerry Kingston, Kathy Kitchens, Beth Knell, Rob Knox, Dan Larson, Bob Leka, Vickie Luttrell, Greg Luttrell, Terri Lyons, Roger Masterson, Peggy Mattoon, Diane Maxey, Fred McCabe, Bernie McCreary, Kathy Mennenga, Deon Mills, Kevin Mize, Sharon Moore, Jerry Morris, Bill Moss, Sheila Nault, Bud Niccum, Cindy Norton, Doug Nuss, Mike Owens, Karen Peters, Jim 87 Pfoff, Polly Pilcher, Mike Poison, Lisa Prewitt, Rex Price, Billy Quivey, Julie Reckowsky, Debbie Reynolds, Mike Rieheman, Margaret Riggle, Becky Rinkenberger, Karol Roisland, Karen Ronna, Terri Rose, Theresa Saylor, David Schulb, Steve Sennert, Jeff Shadix, Doug Shallenberger, Julie Shambrook, Wayne Shelton, Coler Shunk, Ron Siegrist, Anna Sikes, Ruby Stadler, Mark Staerkel, Paul Stagen, Brian Suslavich, Ann Swan, Randy Swan, Scotty Swan, Susan Swank, Jeff Taylor, Jim Teesdale, Jene Thatcher, Fred Thatcher, Jim Thilmony, Carl Thompson, Roger Tuggle, Chuck Turner, Pam Velliquette, Brad Vest, Michelle 88 Freshman Waller, Janet Whitaker, Jim Withers, David Woodworth, Susan Woolworth, Tammy Wright, Darrell Mr. Henderson talks to incoming Freshman during a preview of P.H.S. Class of 77 Officers: Center: Sally Apland, Rep. Back row: Linda McKelvey. Treas.; Trudy Johnson, Rep.; Tom Johnson, Pres.; Cary Colwell. Vice-Pres.; Brad Adams, Rep.; Cindy J. Elliott, Secty. Sophomore Honors Miss Merry Christmas Candidates Sharon Seibring Brenda Poison Cheerleaders Lisa Stifle Brenda Poison Sharon Seibring Rea Marshall Patti Bachman Cindy J. Elliott Sally Apland Lettergirls Cindy Abel Patsy Allred Donna Burgess Lisa Jackson Micheline Roberts Debbie Whitaker Paula Bell Carla Hall Sue Cox Chris Donnelly Linda McKelvey Speech Contest Patti Bachman - 6th Dist. Letterwomen Brenda Poison - gymnastics Lisa Stifle - gymnastics Linda McKelvey - gymnastics, basketball, track, crosscountry, volleyball Tammie Tweady - softball, basketball, volleyball Linda Nelson - softball, volleyball Cindy J. Elliott - softball, volleyball Patsy Allred - softball mgr. Melissa Roy - basketball, track, cross-country, volleyball Shari Williams - basketball Micheline Roberts - basketball Cheri Evers - basketball Trudy Johnson - track, crosscountry, volleyball Cindy Abel - track Jodi Ronna - track mgr. Leona Horner - tennis Judy Johnson - tennis Patti Bachman - volleyball Sue Cox - volleyball Deb Whitaker - volleyball Lettermen Brad Adams - basketball, football, tennis Keith Carson - basketball, football mgr. Larry Carter - Varsity letter-basketball, football Brett Coale - basketball Cary Colwell - Varsity letter-basketball, cross-country Jeff Conover - basketball Stan Gibson - basketball, football Tom Johnson - basketball, crosscountry, tennis John Overstreet - basketball, football Larry Steiner - basketball, gymnastics, football Dave Bittinger - cross-country Bob McQuinn - cross-country, football Gary Kavajecz - cross-country Herschel Adwell - gymnastics, football Doug Mikeworth - gymnastics, football Mike Natterstad - cross-country mgr. Mark Maehle - football Tim Cline - football Tony Soliday - football Gary Cabbage - football Gary Glazik - football Ned Dickey - football Jeff Quivey - football Mike Fiorillo - football Tom Dimond - football, tennis Jim Nelson - football Bill Owens - football Tim Tucker - football Greg Longfellow - football Dick McGuire - football mgr. Athletic Awards Larry Carter - Top Rebounder -basketball Music Contest Winners Robert McQuinn - vocal Keith Carson - vocal Debbie Whitaker - vocal Sherry Eh men - vocal Greg Longfellow - instrumental Gary McGuire - instrumental FFA Ron Lantz - 4th Sec., Soil Judging Dick McGuire - 1st, Frosh-Soph. Extemp. Speaking, 2nd Pari. Procedure Cont. Roger Gustafson - 3rd - live stock judging cont., A rating, State crop judging, 1st place, Frosh-Soph Pari, procedure cont., 2nd Frosh-Soph Prepared Speaking Cont., Star Greenhand Award, Scholarship pin Rea Marshall - scholarship pin, 9th Frosh-Soph Pari. Procedure Cont. Karin Carpenter - scholarship pin Chris Thompson - 4th - chrmn. Frosh-Soph Pari. Procedure Cont. 90 Abel, Cindy Adams, Brad Ad well, Herschel Allred, Patsy Anderson, Gayle Annis, Virginia Apland, Sally Archer, Teresa Ausburne, Penny Bachman, Patti Baier, Joy Bell, Paula Bemount, Doug Birch, Lisa Bittinger, David Blanck, Vickie Brucker, Gary Burgess, Donna Cabbage, Gary Carpenter, Karin Carson, Keith Carter, Larry Cleary, Teresa Cline, Tim Coale, Brett Cole, Marvin Colwell, Cary Combs, Ramonna Conover, Jeff Coplea, Dawn Cox, Sue Decker, Chris Denniston, Ivan Dickey, Ned Dimond, Tom Diskin, Loretta Donnelly, Chris Dow, Frank Ehmen, Sherry Eichelberger, Jim Elliott, Cindy Jean Elliott, Cindy Lea 91 Fiorillo, Mike Frichtl, Paul Gibson, Stan Gilmore. Dave Glazik, Gary Gronemeyer, Mary Gustafson, Roger Hall, Carla Harness, Christy Hebling, Debbie Hendershott, Marla Hendershott, Mike Hendricks, Gary Hoke, Darrell Horner, Leona Howe, Robert Howe, Rodney Isenhower, Charles Jackson, Lisa Johnson, Judy Johnson, Tammy Johnson, Tom I'm roarin' to go says Mike Hendershott, posing on the Sophomore float which came in third at Homecoming. 92 Johnson, Trudy Jones, John Kavajecz, Gary Killion, Barbara Kupferschmid, Ruth Lantz, Ron Ledbetter, Judy Longfellow, Greg Lyons, Laura McCabe, Kay McCreary, John McGuire, Gary Melissa Roy's long strides leave the rest behind at a Cross Country meet. McGuire, Dick McKelvey, Linda McQuinn, Robert Maehle, Mark Marshall. Rea Mikeworth, Doug Mize, Bev Natterstad, Mike 93 Noble, Mark Orr, Matt Overstreet. John Owens, Bill Perdue, Michelle Pierce, Jeff Poison, Brenda Pyle. Patty Quivey, Jeff Rankin, Karen Rieheman, Ted Roberts, Micheline Ronna, Jodi Roy, Melissa Schwing, Jackie Siebring, Sharon Sikes, Martha Smith, Bryan Smith, Robert Snelling, Anna Solliday, Tony Spurlock, John Stadler, Christy Steiner, Larry Stifle, Lisa Stockman, John Stockwell, Cheryl Stow, Debbie Swanson, Brenda Teesdale, Vickie Thompson, Chris Tucker, Tim Turner, Carey Tweady, Tammie Watts, Bill Weller, Linda Whitaker, Debbie Wickenhauser, Kim Williams, Shari Withers, Barb Wright, Julie Ziehr, Robert 94 . . . ! And that's the truth! says Judy Johnson - at a Cross Country meet. Gee, Don, this is great, says Patti Bachman to Don Frichtl at Prom. Oh, no! They're taking my picture. Linda Mc-Kelvey, leaving classes. 95 Class of '76 Front row: Laurie Watkins, Rep.; Bea Kitchens, Secty.; Sue Vandiver, Rep. Back row: Sherm Bauer, Vice-Pres.; Jim Reppert, Pres.; Melanie Frichtl, Rep.; Jill Lewis, Treas. Junior Honors FFA Carey Burklund - Section 17 Foundation Award, Ag Mechanics, Leadership pin, scholarship pin. Chapter medal for Ag Mechanics and Beef Darrell Foster - Section 17 Foundation Award. Livestock Production, B rating in State Dairy Judging, Chapter medal for Sheep, Dairy, Livestock Specialty, Poultry, and Livestock Production Doug Niewold - Section 17 Foundation Award, Soybean Production, Chapter Star Farmer, Soybeans, Com, and Crop Production Dave Coulter - Section 17 Foundation Award, Swine Production, B” rating in State Livestock Judging, Chapter medal for Swine Ken Cumbie - B rating in State Horse Judging Contest Scott Carlson - Leadership pin. Scholarship pin, 2nd place floor member in Pari. Procedure Cont. Brian Funk - 3rd Prepared Public Speaking, 8th place floor member in Pari. Procedure Cont., Chapter medal for Ag. Sales Service Joe Schwartz - B rating in Dairy Judging, 11th State Horse Judging, 7th place floor member in Pari. Procedure Cont. Dave Wilson - scholarship pin Lyle Woods - C rating in State Horse Judging Cont. Betty Bauer - 1975 Chapter Sweetheart Miss Merry Christmas Candidates Bea Kitchens Kim Eichelberger Cheerleaders Cindy Thompson Kim Eichelberger Bea Kitchens Melanie Frichtl Lettergirls Melody Bell Linda Brinegar Anita Cabbage Cathy Calhoun Tammie Carleton Robin Murden Cindy Nuss Rita Harris NHS Connie Amsden Betty Bauer Sherm Bauer Janet Coleman Lori Fairchild Melanie Frichtl Brian Funk Toni Gonzalez Tim James Bea Kitchens John Laszar Linda Partridge Rita Quinlan Cindy Rose Bruce Selby Debra Shunk Cindy Thompson Speech Contest Cindy Rose - 1st Dist. Jim Reppert - 4th Dist. The Society of Distinguished American High School Students Betty Bauer Lori Fairchild Melanie Frichtl Bea Kitchens Linda Partridge Rita Quinlan Cindy Rose Bruce Selby Letterwomen Sally Hanes - volleyball, basketball, softball, track Betty Bauer - softball, basketball mgr. Denise Leider - softball, basketball Kim Eichelberger - softball, basketball Cindy Nuss - softball, basketball, volleyball mgr. Sue Gulley - softball, track Rita Quinlan - softball mgr. Lee Burnett - softball mgr. Linda Brinegar - basketball Anita Cabbage - basketball Jill Lewis - basketball Laurie Watkins - track Robin Murden - track, crosscountry Julie Kavajecz - track Cathy Calhoun - track Connie Amsden - track mgr. Linda Burklund - track mgr. Sandy Newsom - gymnastics Lettermen Brian Funk - basketball mgr. Carl Hasselbring - basketball, football Jim Hyde - basketball mgr. Ron Norman - basketball Jim Pilcher - basketball, football, baseball Greg Williams - basketball Terry Whitcomb - football, baseball Ben Lee - football Ron Woodworth - football Jeff Cox - football Steve Keenen - football Mark LeClair - football Tim Nuss - football Tom McQuinn - football Jeff Hammel - football Art Tuggle - football Curt Bloom - football Bryan Mikeworth - football, baseball Dave Wilson - football A1 Schroeder - football Scott Carlson - football Ted Beer - cross-country Dan Ostgard - cross-country Doug Niewold - cross-country Dave VanderWaal - cross-country, tennis Todd Coady - tennis Sherm Bauer - baseball John Laszar - baseball VICA Special Awards Ted Beer Mary Chellberg Marisa Gibbs Steve Keenen Mark LeClair Marianne Manzke Ed Plante Scott Ross Cross-Country Dan Ostgard - No.l runner, Paxton Daily Record All East Central Illinois Cross-Country Team Ted Beer - Most improved Baskeball Awards Carl Hasselbring - Most Improved Greg Williams - Most Valuable Player and Free Throw Football Awards All Wauseca Conference Bryan Mikeworth Ben Lee - Honorable Mention Jeff Hammel - Honorable Mention Best Defensive player - Bryan Mikeworth Music Contest Winners Dave VanderWaal - instrumental Laurie Watkins - instrumental Tom Carver - vocal Sally Hanes - instrumental Brian Funk - instrumental Bill Stone - instrumental 96 Abbe, Mark Amsden, Connie Baier, Stuart Baker, Allen Bauer, Betty Bauer, Sherman Beer, Ted Bell, Melody Bloom, Curtis Bogle, Mike Briggs, Charles Brinegar, Linda Buhrmaster, Steve Burklund, Carey Burklund, David Burklund, Linda Burnett, Lee Cabbage, Anita Calhoun, Cathy Carleton, Tammy Carlson, Scott Carmen, Jim Carver, Tom Chapman, Bill Chellberg, Mary Cleary. Peggy Coady, Todd Cole. Kathy Coleman, Janet Coulter, David Cox, Jeff Cruse, Sandy Cumbie, Ken Donnelly, Maureen Dow, Don Downs, Sue Dye, Bill Eichelberger, Kim Fairchild. Lori Faulkner, Tom Foster, Darrell Frichtl, Melanie 97 Funk, Brian Gibbs, Marisa Glazik, Kevin Gooden, Rick Gulley, Sue Hammel, Jeff Hanes, Sally Hanson, Vicki Harris, Rita Hasselbring, Carl Hyde Jim Ingold, Mark Iverson, Bruce James, Tim Jenkins, Stacy Kavajecz, Julie Keenen, Steve Kitchens, Bea Laszar, John Lawless, Mark LeClair, Mark Lee, Ben Marisa Gibbs with Nuay Gajeena, at Prom, 'Cherish . . . This Magic Moment!” 98 Leider, Denise Lewis. Jill Longfellow. Gary Luttrell, Randy McQuinn, Tom Manzke. Marianne Maxey, Jerri May, Kim Mikeworth, Bryan Muller, Lori Murden, Robin Murphy, Bob Niewold, Doug Norman, Ron Nuss, Cindy Nuss, Tim Orr, Vince Ostgard, Dan Partridge, Linda Pilcher, Jim V .■ Plush, Pete Price, Julie Pyle, Cindy Pyle, Richard Quinlan, Rita Reppert, Jim 99 Rollins, Dave Rose, Cindy Ross. Scott Scales, Debbie Schroeder, Alan Schwartz, Joe Selby, Bruce Sennert, Keith Shunk, Debbie Swan, Robin Tackett, Pauline Tavenner, Kathy Teesdale, Gary Thompson, Cindy Thompson, Jeff Tuggle, Art VanderWaal, Dave Vandiver, Sue Warnick, Mike Watkins, Laurie Watkins, Terry Whitcomb, Terry Williams, Greg Wilson, Dave Woods. Lyle Woodworth, Ron Hurry up, Ed, and get that hole dug! complains John Laszar. Cindy Rose is having fun. 100 Juniors Kim Eichelberger and Bea Kitchens and Senior Anna-Elisabeth Kravik, Miss Merry Christmas candidates, driven by Rhonda Baier in the Christmas parade. Juniors I'll get it this time! Kim Eichelberger during a badminton tournament. The theme Beat 'em up. Mustangs! won the Junior class float a second place. 101 Class of '75 Officers: Jeff Watkins, Rep.: Linda Massey, Pres.; Jane Buhrmaster, Treas.; Cindy Eppelheimer, Rep.; Debbie Ostgard, Secty.; Debbie Edwards, Rep.; Gary Coleman, Vice-Pres. Senior Honors FFA Kevin Carpenter - Section 17 Foundation Award, Farm Safety, Chapter medal for safety, 4th-State Extemp. Public Speaking, - 1st sect, and dist., Dekalb Outstanding Senior Doug Tucker - Section 17 Foun-1-dation Award, Small Grains, Chapter medal in Small Grains, C rating in State Dairy Judging Mike Frichtl - Section 17 Foundation Award, Soil and Water Management, Chapter medal in Soil and Water Conservation Kevin Bachman - Leadership pin, Scholarship pin Sue Seibring - 1st place secty. in Pari. Procedure Cont., C rating in State Judging Cont. Bob Holland - Chapter medal for Fish and Wildlife Dan Stagen - 2nd place chrmn. in Pari. Procedure Cont. Cheerleaders Lynn Weisenbarn Linda Massey Cindy Eppelheimer Sue Seibring Lettergirls Wanda Elliott Deb Ostgard Nora Meredith NHS Bobbie Brannon Laura Bittinger Kevin Carpenter Jack Cole Gary Coleman Vicki Corning Marcia DeShasier Steve Douglas Debbie Edwards Teri Elliott Cindy Eppelheimer Marcy Epps Lisa Fairchild Mike Frichtl Bob Gronemeyer Kippy Hoover Sandy Jordan Anna-Elisabeth Kravik Jane Krumwiede Linda Massey Ruth Moore Patty Owens Dan Stagen Teresa Tucker Mark Volden Joy Williams Speech Awards District Winners Debbie Vaughn - 1st Oratory Debbie Edwards - 1st Verse Marcy Epps - 1st Extemporaneous Speaking Cindy Eppelheimer - 1st Dramatic Interpretation Cindy Eppelheimer and Debbie Edwards - 2nd Dramatic Duet Acting Linda Massey - 2nd Oratorical Declamation - 3rd Original Comedy Sectional Winners Debbie Edwards - 3rd Verse and Dramatic Duet Acting Cindy Eppelheimer - 3rd Dramatic Interp. and Dramatic Duet Acting Marcy Epps - 3rd Extemporaneous Speaking Linda Massey - 1st Oratorical Declamation Debbie Vaughn - 5th Oratory Linda Massey - 5th Original Comedy State Winner Cindy Eppelheimer - 1st Dramatic Interpretation VIC A Special Awards Rhonda Baier Lori Bever Betsy Bowen Jane Elson Diana Eppelheimer Diane Kingren Linda Massey Patty Owens Sharon Poplett Sharon Rankin Robinson Cheri Ross Karen Sparks Becky Swank Teresa Tucker Best Thespians Linda Massey Cindy Eppelheimer Jane Buhrmaster Debbie Edwards Marcy Epps Diana Eppelheimer Debbie Vaughn The Society of Distinguished American High School Students Laura Bittinger Jackie Cole Gary Coleman Vicki Corning Marcia DeShasier Cindy Eppelheimer Marcy Epps Lisa Fairchild Duane Frichtl Bob Gronemeyer Yvonne Hoover Ruth Moore Patricia Owens Daniel Stagen Teresa Tucker Mark Volden Letterwomen Margie Bender - softball, track Vicki Corning - softball Teri Elliott - softball, volleyball Jeri Calhoun - softball, basketball, track, volleyball 102 Senior Honors Kim Nuss - softball Diana Eppelheimer - softball, volleyball Bobbie Brannon - softball mgr., basketball mgr., track, crosscountry Cheri Ross - basketball Rhonda Baier - basketball, track, tennis, volleyball Deb Ostgard - basketball, track, cross-country Joy Williams - track, volleyball Marcy Epps - tennis Patty Owens - tennis Ruth Moore - tennis Ginger Mineer - tennis Linda Massey - cross-country, volleyball, gymnastics Jane Buhrmaster - cross-country mgr. Debbie Edwards - volleyball Cindy Eppelheimer - volleyball, gymnastics Patty Graham - volleyball Linda Glazik - gymnastics Lynn Weisenbarn - gymnastics Lettermen Gary Anderson - basketball, football, baseball Gary Coleman - basketball mgr., baseball Steve Douglas - basketball, crosscountry, tennis, baseball Kevin Stone - tennis Tom Graham - Basketball, crosscountry Kevin Smith - basketball Mark Volden - football Duane Frichtl - football Brian Watts - football, gymnastics Rick Schaumburg - football Randy Carden - football, baseball Brad Poison - football Tom Suslavich - football, gymnastics Kevin Mikeworth - football Roger Owens - gymnastics Bob Johnson - gymnastics Tim DeShasier - cross-country mgr. Chuck Burnett - football mgr. Basketball Awards Gary Coleman - Sportsmanship Steve Douglas - Most Improved Tom Graham - Sportsmanship Football All Wauseca Conference Gary Anderson Tom Suslavich - Honorable Mention Duane Frichtl - Honorable Mention Kevin Mikeworth - Honorable Mention Illinois High School All-Star football team - Gary Anderson Football Tri-Captains Mark Volden Duane Frichtl Brad Poison Most Valuable Player - Duane Frichtl Most Improved - Tom Suslavich Best offensive - Mark Volden District Tennis semi-finals Ruth Moore Marcy Epps District Tennis finalist (State qualifier) Rhonda Baier Music Contest Winners Ruth Moore - instrumental Cathy Carson - instrumental Toni Gonzalez - vocal Hilary Kaye - instrumental Debbie Edwards - instrumental Teri Elliott - instrumental Dan Bridges - instrumental Marcy Epps - instrumental Miscellaneous 2nd runner-up, Illinois Jr. Miss Pageant - Debbie Edwards Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow - Debbie Edwards DAR - Marcy Epps SAR - Gary Coleman Outstanding Teenagers of America - Ruth Moore, Marcy Epps, Patty Owens, Jackie Cole, Lisa Fairchild, Laura Bittinger, Duane Frichtl Cindy Eppelheimer - 1st place Creative and Performing Arts -Illinois Junior Miss Pageant Theresa Tucker - Scholarship to Marian College Homecoming Queen - Sue Sei-bring Homecoming Queen Candidates -Debbie Edwards, Joy Williams, Linda Massey Miss Merry Christmas Candidate Anna-Elisabeth Kravik Miss Merry Christmas - Teri Elliott 103 Lavona Pauline Adkins FHA 1-3: Probationary Thespians 3; Mental Health Club 2. 3 Lonnie Joe Adkins VICA 3. 4. Basketball 1: Football 1, 2; Track 1. 2: Intramurals 2-4 Deborah Kaye Adwell FHA 1-4: Eng. Lit. 4: VICA 4 Lori Kay Albers Lettergirls 3: Cheerleaders 1. FHA 4: GAA 1. 2 Frank Douglas Alfano Thespians 3. 4: Football 1. 2; Track 3; Cross-Country 4; Tennis 4; Prom Court 3: Play Cast 3. 4; Speech Contest 4 Gary Decker Anderson Lettermen's Club 3. 4. Sec 4; Science club 3. 4. V. Pres. 4 Football 1-4. Basketball 1-4. Track 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Prom escort 4. Samantha Ann Anderson (Williams) Susan Elizabeth Anderson Sally Ann Atteberry (Gooden) GAA 1.2: Intramurals 2; Hay Production 2; Float Committee 1 Kevin Andrew Bachman FFA 2-4. Pari. 3; Basketball 1. 2: Track 1. 2 Rhonda M. Baier Blue and Gold 3. 4: GAA 1-4. ICE Club 4; VICA 4; Thespians 1-4, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Basketball 2-4; Tennis 2, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Play Production 1-4 Roger Wayne Behrens Track 3; Intramurals 3 104 Margie Lynn Bender Girl ' Choir 1-3: Concert Choir 3; Music Contest 1; Madrigals 4: Probationary Thespians 2: Basketball 3; Track 3. 4; Baseball 4: Prom Committee 3 Sheila Rae Bennett Girls' Chorus 1, 2; Variety Show 2: Blue and Gold 3. 4; GAA 1: Probationary Thespians 2. 3; Intramurals 3; Play Cast 1-3; Play Production 1-3; English Lit. Club 4. Treas. 4; Finance Committee 2 Lori Ann Bever ICE Club 4; VICA 4: Probationary Thespians 3: Intramurals 3; Play Production 3; Reflector 4 Betsy Lynn Bowen VICA 4 Bruce Lloyd Bowen Student Council 1-4: Mental Health Club 3-4; Class Pres 4. Class Sec 3. Class Rep 1-4 Gary Max Brandenburg Football 2: Track 3; Basketball Manager 1 Roberta Ann Brannon Girls' Chorus 1-3: Music Contest 1. 2; Variety Show 2: GAA 1-4. NHS 4. English Lit Club 4: Basketball Manager 4: Track 3. 4: Cross-Country 3. 4; Softball Manager 4; Homecoming Committee 3 Daniel Owen Bridges Betty Jane Buhrmaster Variety Show 2. 4: AFS 4; Blue and Gold 4: GAA 1-4. Act. Chrmn. 3. Pres. 4: Thespians 1-4. Executive Board 2. Pts. Chrmn. 3; Latin Club 1.2; Track Manager 3. 4; Cross-Country Manager 3, 4; Intramurals 2. 3; Class Treas. 4: Play Cast 1-4; Play Production 1-4; Speech Contest 2-4; Float Committee 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Finance Committee 2 Steven Richard Burklund Charles Lee Burnett ICE Club 4. Advisory Council 4: VICA 4 Lettermen's Club 3. 4: Probationary Thespians 3: Thespians 3. 4; Golf 1-3; Track 4: Football Manager 2-4: Head Manager 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Intramurals 2. 3: Play Cast 3, 4; Speech Contest 3 Jeri Ann Calhoun Girls' Chorus 1-3; Concert Choir 3: GAA 1-4; Basketball 3. 4. Track 3. 4; Baseball 4: Tennis 2; Volleyball 4: Intramurals 3. 4: Prom Committee 3 105 Danny Lee Camp Randy Alan Carden Kevin Earl Carpenter Concert Band 1. 3; Marching Band 1,3; FFA 1-4. Reporter 3. 4; NHS4: Probationary Thespians 2; Thespians 3. 4: Basketball 1-3: Track 1. 3; Cross-Country 3, 4; Tennis 4: Intramurals 4; Play Cast 3; Play Production 2-4 Kathryn Elaine Carson Concert Band 1-4 Marching Band 1-4: Music Contest 1-4. Variety Show 2, 4; Madrigals 4; Girls' Chorus 2: AFS 4. GAA 1.2.4; NHS 4: Probationary Thespians 2. Thespians 3; Latin Club 2. 3; Play Cast 2: Play Production 2, 3: Speech Contest 3: Float Committee 4: Prom Committee 3 Beth Ann Cofel Jackie Wayne Cole NHS 3. 4. Treas. 4; Science Club 4: Intramurals 1-4 Gary Neil Coleman Concert Band 1. 2: Marching Band 2: Blue and Gold 4: Lettermen's Club 4; NHS 3. 4. Vice-Pres 4: Science Club 3. 4: Student Council 4: Thespians 4: Football 1,2; Basketball Manager 4. Baseball 3. 4: Intramurals 1-4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Play Production 4 Vicki Lynn Corning Madrigals 4: AFS 4. GAA 2; NHS 3. 4. Pres. 4; Science Club 3. 4 Steven Eugene Cumbie Intramurals 1-4 Mark Del Darrow Jacquelyn Sue Deason Marcia Lynn DeShasier 106 Timmie Lee DeShasier Concert Choir 1-4: Mixed Chorus 1-4: Chamber Choir 1-4: Music Contest 1. 3: Probationary Thespians 1; Thespians 2; Track 2-4. Manager 2-4; Cross-Country 2-4; Play Cast 1. 2; Play Production 1. 2 Ted Steven Douglas Lettermen's Club 2-4; NHS 3, 4: Science Club 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1: Cross-Country 2-4. Co-Captain 4: Baseball 1-4: Tennis 1-4. Captain 4 James Lloyd Duffin FFA 1-4: Football 1-3 Debra Lynn Edwards Concert Band 1-4: Marching Band 1-4; Drum Majorette 3. 4; Lettergirl alt. 2; Music Contest 1-4; Variety Show 2, 4; Pep Band 1-4; AFS 4; GAA 1-4; NHS 4; Science Club 4. Program Chrmn. 4: Student Council 3. 4; Student-Faculty Board 1: Thespians 1-4, Pts. Chrmn. 2. Mental Health Club 3. 4. Treas. 4. Volleyball 4; Intramurals 1-3; Class Pres. 3, Class Rep. 4; Queens Court 4: Play Cast 1-4; Play Production 1-4: Speech Contest 2-4. Homecoming Committee 3. 4; Prom Committee 3 Joann Marie Eisaman GAA 3; ICE Club 3. 4. Treas. 4; VICA3. 4.. Treas. 4: NHS 4: Probationary Thespians 3; Reflector 3; Science Club 4; Thespians 3: Play Production 3 Theresa Ann Elliott ]azz Band 3, 4; Concert Band 1-4 Vico-Pres 3 Pres. 4; Marching Band 1-4; Music Contest 2-4 Variety Show 2: Madrigals 4: AFS 4: GAA 1-4: NHS 3. 4: Probationary Thespians 1: Thes- pians 2-4. Sec. 4: English Lit. Club 4; Cross-Country 3: Volleyball 2-4. Intramurals 3. 4: Class Sec. 3; Play Cast 1-3; Miss Merry Christmas 4: Float Committee 3; Prom Committee 3 Wanda Joy Elliott Jane Ann Elson Blue and Gold 2. 3; GAA 1. 2; ICE Club 3. 4; VICA 3. 4; Thespians 1-3; Volleyball Manager 3; Play Production 1, 2: Float Committee 1. 2 Cynthia Denise Eppelheimer Concert Band 1. 2: Marching Band 1. 2; Variety Show 2. 4: Blue and Gold 3. 4; Cheerleaders 1-4; GAA 1-3: NHS 3, 4: Student Council 4; Thes- pians 1-4. Pres. 4; Cross-Country Manager 3; Volleyball 2-4; Intramurals 1-4; Class Treas. 3. Class Rep. 4; Play Cast 1-4. Play Production 3. 4; Speech Contest 1-4: Latin Club 2. 3: Float Committee 1-4: Homecoming Committee 1-4; Prom Committee 3: Finance Committee 2. 3 Diane Lynn Eppelheimer Variety Show 2: Girls Chorus 1. 2; AFS 4; GAA 1-4. Hist. 3. Vicc-Pres. 4. VICA 3. 4. Vicc-Pres. 4; Probationary Thespians 1; Thespians 2-4: Latin Club 2. 3: Track Manager 3: Cross-Country 3; Volleyball 4; Softball 4: Play Cast 3: Play Production 1-4: Speech Contest 3; Float Committee 4: Prom Committee 3 Marcy Lee Epps Concert Choir 4: Chamber Choir 3. 4; Concert Band 1-4. Sec.-Treas. 4; Madrigals 4: AFS 4; GAA 1-3. Treas. 2; NHS 3. 4; Probationary Thespians 1; Science Club 2-4. Pres. 4; Student Council 2-4. Pres. 4; Thespians 2-4; Tennis 2-4; lntramurals 3: Class Rep. 2. 3; Play Cast 1-4; Play Production 3; Speech Contest 1-4; Prom Committee 3 Lisa Jeanine Fairchild AFS 4: ICE Club 4; VICA 4. NHS 3 4: Latin Club 2, 3 107 Russell Eugene Faust Probationary Thespians 1,2; Football 3. 4; track 2-4; Intramurals 2, 3; Play Cast 2. 3 Duane Myron Frichtl Michael Kevin Frichtl FFA 2-4. Pari. 4. ICE Club 4. VICA 4; NHS 3. 4. Football 1.2; Track 4 ; Cross-Country 3. 4. Intramurals 1-4 Dennis Leroy Gentzler Science Club 4, Football 1; Intramurals 1. 4 Linda Susan Glazik Cheerleaders 1.2. ICE Club 4. VICA 4: Gymnastics 2. 3; Prom committee 3 Timothy Alan Glazik FFA 1-4 VICA 4 Antonia Lee Gonzalez Concert Choir 3: Girls' Chorus 3: Chamber Choir 3; Music Contest 3; Blue and Gold 3: NHS 3 Richard Keith Gooden ICE Club 3. 4. VICA 3. 4 Patricia Louise Graham Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1.2; Letter-girls 3; Cheerleaders 1, 2; GAA 1. 2. Probationary Thespians 2; Latin Club 2. 3: Student Council 3. Thespians 2. 3: Volleyball 4; Intra-murals 1-3. Class Rep 3; Play Cast 1-4; Play Production 2. 3; Trackette 3. 4; Float Committee 1-4; Prom Committee 3 Thomas Michael Graham Basketball 1-4. Football 1.2; Track 1-4: Cross-Country 4 Sara Elizabeth Griggs Concert Choir 2; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Chamber Choir 1-4, Lettergirb 2. 3, Captain 3; Music Contest 1-3; Madrigals 4; Girls' Chorus 1-3: Blue and Gold 2. 3; GAA 1; ICE Club 4. VICA 4: Library Club 1; Thespians 1-3, Sec. 3; Play Cast 1.2; Speech Contest 2 Robert Joseph Gronemeyer 108 Gary Allen Gustafson Football 1: Track 1 Edward Allen Hanson Kevin Leon Hanson Concert Choir 1. 2: Mixed Chorus 1. 2; Library Club and Service 1-4: Probationary Thespians 1; Thespians 2; Play Cast 1-3 Steve Eldon Helms VICA4: ICE Club 4 Liza Beth Hendershott Kathleen Lynn Hogbin ICE Club 3. 4. V1CA3. 4 Robert David Holland FFA 1-4. Pres. 4. Sentinel 3: VICA 4 Yvonne Lee Hoover Concert Band 1.2; Marching Band 1.2: AFS 4 Blue and Cold 2-4: GAA 1; NHS3. 4 Science Club 2-4; Student Council 1-4. Treas. 3. 4: Latin Club 2. 3. Basketball 3. 4; Cross-Country 3; Intramurals 3. 4; Class Vice-Pres. 2: Play Cast 1: Madrigals 4: Float Committee 1-3 Lynda Marie Hyde Laura Marie Jeffries Madrigals 4; Thespians 3; English Lit. Club 4; Mental Health Club 3. 4 Mark Ashley Jenkins Floyd Wayne Johnson 109 Janis Rae Johnson Madrigals 4; English Lit. Club 4; Latin Club 2, 3 Robert Michael Johnson Randall Lynn Jones Football 3. Manager 4: Baseball 3. 4. Intramurals 4; Play Cast 3. 4; Play Production 3: Speech Contest 3 Richard Lee Jones Lcttermeris Club 4; Probationary Thespians 3: Thespians 4: Football 3. Manager 4; Track 3. 4: Baseball 4; Intramurals 4: Play Cast 3. 4. Speech Contest 3 Sandra Lee Jordan NHS 3. 4; Probationary Thespians 3; Thespians 3. 4: English Lit. Club 4. Ticket Chrmn. 4; Play Cast 3. 4; Play Production 3. 4 Gregory Glenn Kaiser VICA 3. 4. Pres. 4 Hilary Kaye Concert Band 1-3: Marching Band 1.2: Music Contest 1-3; Pep Band 1-3: CAA 1. 2: Probationary Thespians 1; Reflector 2 ; English Lit. Club 3: Cross-Country 2; Speech Contest 2 Diane Christine Kingren Jazz Band 1. Concert Band 1. Marching Band 1; CAA 1. 2; ICE Club 4. VICA 4 Advisory Council 4; Reflector 1, 2, Co-editor 2; Student council 1-3. Sec. 3; Thespians 2. 3; Class Rep. 1,2; Speech Contest 2; Float Committee 1-3, Chrmn. 1: Homecoming Committee 1-3: Prom Committee 3 Anna-Elisabeth Kravik Concert Choir 4; Music Contest 4; AFS 4: NHS 4. Student Council 4; Prom Queen Candidate 4; Miss Merry Christmas Court 4 110 Jane Barbara Krumwiede Lettergirls 3; GAA 1. 2; Latin Gub 2: NHS 3. 4: Probationary Thespians 2. Thespians 3. 4: Intramurals 1-3: Play Cast 2-4: Play Production 1. 4: Float Committee 1-4; Prom Committee 3 Everett Notrelee Landrus David Wayne Langley William Theodore Luttrell Football 1. 2: Track 1: Intramurals 1-4 Joyce Ann Markarian Concert Choir 1-3: GAA 2. 3: Latin Club 3 Linda Lou Massey Lettergirls 1; Variety Show 2. 4. AFS4 Blue and Gold 3. 4; Cheerleaders 2-4. Mascot 3, Co-Captain 4: GAA 1-4: ICE Gub 4 VICA 4; NHS 4: Probationary Thespians 1: Student Council 3. 4. Thespians 1-4. Senior Rep. 4 Latin Club 2. 3; Cross-Country 3. 4: Volleyball 2-4: Gymnastics 2-4: Intramurals 2, 3: Gass Pres. 4. Class Vice-Pres. 3; Queen's Court 4 Prom Court 3: Play Production 1-4: Play Cast 1-4. Speech Contest 1-4: Float Committee 2-4 Homecoming Committee 3. 4: Prom Committee 3 Nora Kay Meredith Lettergirls 4; GAA 2: Thespians 3 Cathy Jean Messer FHA 2, 3: GAA 2. 3: Thespians 2 Mary Lynn Meuser Phillip Donald Meyer Madrigals 4; Probationary Thespians 3; Thespians 4. Treas. 4; English Lit. Club 4. Executive Board 4: Basketball 1. 2: Trach 1-4; Cross-Country 3. 4: Intramurals 3. 4: Play Cast 2-4: Speech Contest 3 111 Kevin Paul Mikeworth Concert Bind 1.2: Marching Band 1, 2; Letter-mens Chib 3. 4. Science Club 3. 4: Basketball 1: Football 1-4; Track 1-3; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1-4 Virginia Kay Mineer GAA 1-3; Latin Club 1-3; Tennis 2-4 Barbara Lynn Mize Ruth Ann Moore Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Music Contest 2-4. Madrigals 4. AFS 4: NHS 3. 4. Sec. 4; Reflector 3; Science Club 2-4; Student Council 1. 2. 4. Sec 4. English Lit. Club 4. Basketball 3: Tennis 2-4. Captain 4. Volleyball 3. Co-Captain 3; Intramurals 3: Class Pres. 2: Class Rep 1: Float Committee 1. 3 Sandra Gale Newsom Concert Choir 1.2; Girls' Chorus 1. 2; Head Majorette 3; GAA 2; Probationary Thespians 2. Reflector 2; Track 2, 3; Cross-Country 2; Gymnastics 1-3; Float Committee 2 Kimberly Ann Nuss Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Variety Show 3; Probationary Thespians 3: Baseball 4; Intramurals 4: Girls' Chorus 1. 2; English Lit. Club 4 Shirley Mae Okler Tadd Jay Ostendorf Debra Diane Ostgard Concert Band 3. 4. Marching Band 3, 4; Letter-girls 4; Music Contest 3. 4; FHA 3. 4; GAA 3. 4. Probationary Thespians 3; Thespians 3. 4: Basketball 4. Manager 3; Track 3. 4; Cross-Country 3. 4; Intramurals 3. 4: Class Sec. 4; Play Cast 3; Play Production 3. 4; Speech Contest 4 Patricia Ann Owens AFS 4: V1CA 4: NHS 3. 4; Probationary Thespians 3; Student Council 4; Thespians 3. 4: English Lit. Club 4. Pres. 4; Tennis 3. 4. Class Treas. 2; Play Cast 3; Play Production 3; Speech Contest 3 Roger Eugene Owens David Ryan Petmecky Lettermen's Club 4; Basketball 1. 2; Football 1. 2: Track 1-3; Intramurals 2-4 112 Debra Ann Petmecky Thomas Wayne Plackett Madrigals 4: English Lit. Club 4 William Bradford Poison FFA 1-4, Chaplain 3: Lettermens Club 3. 4. Pres. 4; Football 1-4. Co-Captain 4; Intramurals 1-4; Queen s Court 4: Prom Court 3 Clyde William Pool FFA 1-4; Football 1. 2; Intramurals 1-4 Sharon Smith Poplette GAA 1: ICE 3-4. VICA 3-4; Library Club 1-4. Pres. 2; Probationary Thespians 2 Carol Elizabeth Prewitt FHA 1-3. CAA 1-3; Mental Health Club 1-2 Alan Joe Puffenbarger Sharon Gail Rankin Candy Striper 1: VICA 4 Terry Shane Rasmus Cynthia Jean Rattenborg CAA 2: ICE 4; VICA 4; English Lit. Club 4 Dale McPherson Reeder Susan Ann Reynolds AFS Committee 4; GAA 1-4: Latin Club 3 113 Connie Rae Riblet Ronald H. Roemer Cheryl Lynn Ross Fazi Band 2: Concert Band 1, 2: Marching Band 1.2: Music Contest 1,2; Variety Show 2; GAA 1. 2; VICA 4. Sec 4; Student Faculty Board 2; Latin Gub 1-3, Sec. 3; Girls' Basketball 3-4; Miss Merry Christmas 1; Float Committee 1-4; Prom Committee 3 Mark Edwin Ross Football 1-3; Intramurals 1-4 Kathryn Renne Sanderson GAA 1. VICA 4 Joni Denise Scales Mixed Chonis 1: Madrigals 4: AFS 4; GAA 1 3: Science Club 3. 4; Latin Club 2-3; English Lit. Club 4 Ricki Ardell Schaumburg )m Band 3; AFS 4: ICE Club 3. VICA 3: Lettermen's Club 3. 4. Treas. 4; Football 1-4: Track 1. 4: Gymnastics 1. 2; IntTamurals 1-4 Susan Claire Seibring Lettergirls 3; Cheerleader 4. FFA 2-4. Jr. Sec. 2. Sec. 3. Vice Pres. 4: GAA 1; Mental Health Club 3. 4. Sec. 3-4: Girls' Crosc-Country 3: Homecoming Queen 4. Prom Court 3 Steven William Setzler Concert Band 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1. 2; ICE 3. 4. VICA 3. 4 Basketball Mgr. 2. 3; Football Mgr. 1: Intramurals 1. 2 Debra A. Smith Kevin Lawrence Smith Concert Band 1. 2; Marching Band 1, 2; Music Contest 1; Science Club 4; Latin Club 2. 3; Basketball 1-4; Golf 1-4; Baseball 1; Plays 4. Float 4 Karen Marie Sparks VICA 4 114 Daniel Wayne Stagen Rodge Eugene Stockwell Science Club 2, 3: Football 1; Track 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Play Cast 1. 2; Float Committee 2-4 William Roy Stone Kevin Roy Stone John Philip Stratton Mixed Chorus 1: Basketball 1: Football 1, 2; Track 1; Prom Committee 3 Rebecca Lou Swank AFS 4: Blue and Gold 3. 4: GAA 1; ICE 4; VICA 4; Probationary Thespians 2; English Lit Club 4. Sec 4; Thespians 3. 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Play Cast 2; Play Production 2-4: Madrigals 4; Finance Committee 2 Thomas Andrew Suslavich Michael Joe Taylor Douglas Ray Tucker Teresa Fleurette Tucker Mixed Chorus 1; Music Contest 1; AFS 4: Blue and Gold 3. 4, Co-Editor 4: GAA 1; VICA 4; NHS 3. 4: Probationary Thespians 2; Science Club 2-4 Vice-Pres. 3: Student Council 2-4; Student Faculty Board 4; Thespians 3. 4; Madriglas 4: English Lit. Club 4. Vice-Pres. 4; Intramurals 3: Class Hep. 2. 3; Play Production 1-4; Play Cast 1. 2; Trackette 3; Latin Club 2. 3; Float Committee 2. 3; Homecoming Committee 1-4 Debra Lynn Vaughn Concert Choir 1. 2; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1. 2. Student Director 4; Music Contest 3; Variety Show 2; Probationary Thespians 2; Thespians 3. 4; Play Cast 2-4. Play Production 4; Speech Contest 2-4: Finance Committee 1 Mark Alan Volden VICA 4; NHS 3, 4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4, Tri-Captain 4: Track 1 i 115 Jeffrey Earl Watkins Jazz Band 2, 3; Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band 1. 2; Music Contest 2. 3; Probationary Thespians 2; Science Club 3: Student Council 4; Thespians 3, 4; Basketball 1; Golf 2-4; Track 1; Football Manager 3. 4; Intramurals 3. 4: Class Rep. 4: Play Cast 2-4; Play Production 3; Speech Contest 3 Bryant Steven Watts Lynn Renee Weisenbarn Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Cheerleaders 1-4; GAA 1, 2; Latin Club 2, 3: Gymnastics 1-4; Intramurals 1-4; Float Committee 1. 2; Prom Committee 3 Frederick Allan Williams V1CA 3, 4, Pari. 4; Basketball 1; Cross-Country 1 Jeffrey Tence Williams Joy Myrine Williams Variety Show 4; AFS 4; GAA 4. NHS 4; Probationary Thespians 4; Student Council 4; Thespians 4; Track 4; Volleyball 4; Intramurals 4: Queen's Court 4; Play Production 4; Trackette4; Homecoming Committee 4 Larry Oscar Woods Concert Choir 1; Concert Band 1; FFA 1-4. Science Club 1, 2; Football 1-3; Track 1, 2; Baseball 1. 2; Volleyball 1, 2. Homecoming Committee 1-3; Prom Committee 1-3 Paula Ann Wyman GAA 3. 4 Team Work!” Linda Massey, Marcy Epps, Debbie Edwards, and Cindy Eppelheimer were all-state qualifers for speech. 116 Bobbie Brannon puts on her signal as she turns to the left. 'Boy, these student teachers aren't like they used to be! exclaims Marcy Epps. Sectional Speech Champions - one of top six teams of the state. The fun begins as Anna-Elisabeth gets ready for the parade. Senior Informals 117 Mustang Spirit is . . . Thespians selling Mark VII, allpurpose cleaner, to earn money for their annual Chicago trip. . . . The English-Lit. club going to England on money earned by selling fruit, presenting Paxton's first-ever Madrigal dinner and program, and many other activities. . . . The Student Council selling their usual pencils, paper, and school year calendars. . . . The Reflector staff earning extra money to help finance the yearbook by selling candles. . . . Paxton's Concert Band selling cloth calendars. . . . VICA earning money for their Employer Appreciation Banquet with money-making projects such as selling glasses, Christmas cards, and tickets to the local Marvin Lee Show. That's Mustang Spirit! V Congratulations Seniors! PAXTON FOODS, INC. PAXTON IGA DAN'S ELECTRIC SERVICE BEASLEY OIL CO. 119 S. Market Street 325 N. Railroad Ave. Putting You First Dan Kupferschmid Phone 379-3512 Paxton, III. Have A Good Year Elzie l luss PAXTON COMMUNITY ANTENNA SYSTEM MARIE'S GIFT SHOP Farm Supply Garage 9 Channels Your gateway to better television Plaster Castings Decorate with Your Own Creations Phone 379-3087 Paxton, Illinois Telephone 379-2013 Office 155 No Market Paxton, III Popel's AG. Center, Inc. 415 N. Market Street Paxton, Illinois 60957 Service is Our Most Important Product Edward Don Company 2500 S. Harlem N. Riverside, III. 60546 Ph. (312) 442-9400 (312) 842-6006 Chicago ■ ANDREWS LUMBER MILL CO., Inc. Noble Bloomquist. Manager Phone (217) 379-2022 Paxton, Illinois 60957 KANKAKEE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. A complete line of mill, factory, and maintenance supplies 1015 N. Fifth Ave. KANKAKEE. ILLINOIS 60901 120 L. F. PETERSON CO. PLUMBING, HEATING, ELECTRIC WORK ELECTRIC GAS APPLIANCES Paxton, Illinois Compliments of OLFS SHOE STORE Finest in Shoes Paxton Illinois Northern Illinois Gas Company Gas Makes The Big Difference . . . Costs Less, Too! 134 North Market Street Paxton, Illinois HUDSON DRUG SHOP A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE CARL E. HUDSON, R.PH. PHONE 379-2713 PAXTON, ILL. Compliments of Paxton Ready Mix, Inc. 745 N. Market Paxton, Illinois Phone 217-379-3631 DON’S AUTO PARTS 109 S. Railroad Ave. Paxton, III. 379-2366 D RDRUGS The Rexall Store C. E. Thompson, R.Ph. TII 1111 I II Ben Overstreet JEWELERS Ph. 379-2411 Paxton, BEN OVERSTREET SON “Jewelers in Paxton Since 1896” Diamonds — Watches Clocks — leuielry Paxton, Illinois Phone 379-3231 Smart guys gals get their Levis Farah jeans - Arrow, Jantzen. Shapely shirts sweaters at Larson’s Men's boy's Clothing MONTGOMERY HARD CATALOGUE SALES 110 S. Market St. Ph. 379-4321 Paxton, Illinois Mike Janet Hewerdine For America’s Future ... Paxton FFA Alumni Association 121 Read the Paxton Record-Daily A newspaper interested and involved in making Paxton a better community Taking A Stand On Issues That Involve People Loda Poultry Company, Inc. Distributors of Poultry Products And Boneless Beef 101 N. Taft Street Paxton, Illinois Phone 379-4343 DR. MARK FOUTCH OPTOMETRIST FORD-BAIER FUNERAL HOME FURNITURE Paxton Illinois JUANITA'S Paxton, Illinois Hobb's Standard Rt 45 Center John Hobbs Owner Operator PRICED RITE DISCOUNT 224 South Market Paxton, Illinois 60957 PAXTON BOWL 221 S. Market Paxton, Illinois 60957 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! PAXTON POLICE DEPT. THE ACCENT Flowers — Gifts - Accessories FIRST NATIONAL BANK PAXTON, ILLINOIS Downtown Paxton 123 Root helps you to remember . . . ROOT photographers • 1131 W. Sheridan • Chicago 124 Terry's Ford-Mercury, Inc. 24 Hr. Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Authorized Type A Safety Lane Phones: 217-386-2711 217-386-2542 Loda, 111. PAXTON BUILDING LOAN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION PARSON'S CLEANERS T.V. SALES SERVICE Records — Tapes Established 1883 Paxton, Illinois Paul Marcella Maxey CLEANING AT IT'S BEST” SIEBERT RADIO T.V. Paxton 379-2421 Western Auto Associate Store Jack C. Meyer — Dealer 203 N. Market Street Paxton, Illinois 60957 238 N. Market 379-3022 WHEEL DEAL LAYBOURN’S APPAREL Square Dance Apparel 149 S Market • Paxton. III. Phone - 379-4084 Wilma Harold Gibson, Owners JIM’S BARBER SHOP 150 N. Market Paxton, Illinois Good Luck from Jim's 151 N. Market St. Paxton, III. Ph. 379-4441 Only the look is expensive EDDIE’S AUTO BODY SHOP P.0. Box 205 Rantoul, Illinois 61866 Phone 892-4360 125 Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors Baltimore Aircoil Company An equal opportunity employer M F BROWN - MILLER Glenn Miller, Owner Swanstrom’s Radio TV Funeral Home Furniture Paxton Illinois Sales-Service Buckley. Illinois Phone 394-2211 Congratulations LEE’S SERVICE INDEX Class of ’75 GARY’S Men Boy's Wear Kenneth Darrell Lee 243 S Market Phone 379-2623 The store with friendly service gives it’s Congratulations to the CLASS OF 75 Bill Coale. manager 126 DANNY LEE JOHNNY JAY S M Meadow Gold Dairy Congratulations To The Graduating Seniors Congratulations Graduating Seniors BAILEY HIMES, Inc. Athletic Equipment Sporting Goods Jeff Smith 219 North Broadway Urbana, Illinois 61801 SERVE-SWIFT AS AN ARROW' ARROW GLASS CO. 608 N CUNNINGHAM AVE. FIVE POINTS URBANA, ILLINOIS 61801 B J Music Conn Selmer Band Instruments Complete Guaranteed Repair Service 115 S. Walnut St. Champaign, 111. 61820 Ph. 356-8739 202 N. Logan St. Danville. Ill 61832 Ph. 443-1050 Congratulations Class of '75 CARSON GRAIN CO. Clarence, III. P.O. RR No. 2, Rankin, III. 60960 379-2900 379-2218 Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. James Reeder Mr. Randall Johnson Jackie Schwing Judy Ledbetter Mr. and Mrs. Hughbanks Mrs. and Mrs. Douglas Mrs. Whitaker Chuck and Barbara Stinnett Mrs. Phyllis Hutchins PAXTON FLOWER SHOP Cut Flowers—Potted Plants-Gifts Wynonia Cotton 143 No. Market Paxton, III. Congratulations Seniors Reflector Staff Mgr Champaign Store JACK MONTGERARD Acknowledgements A special thanks and much appreciation to: Root Photographers - Portraits and Photography Stevens Printing Company - Printing and Binding S. K. Smith • Covers Mrs. Beer - Pictures Vicki Coming • Pictures and Copy Mr. Henrickson - Pictures and Copy Mrs. Carson Mrs. Ola Mae Bell 128 Cindy Laszar - Artwork INDEX A Abbe, Mark 97 Abel, Cynthia 46. 50. 56. 91 Academics 56 Acknowledgments 128 Adams. Brad 26. 28. 30. 4 4 49, 52, 90. 91 Adkins. Lavona 46. 48. 104 Adkins. Lonnie 43. 50. 104 Administration 72. 73 Advertisements 120-128 Ad well. Debbie 43. 58, 1CM Adwell. Herschel 28. 49. 62. 91 AFS 16. 17. 47 Agricultural Dept. 60 Albers. Lori 104 Alfano. Frank 12, 25. 48. 104 Alkire, Jamee 33. 40. 49. 85 Allred. Patsy 32, 46. 91 Amsden. Connie 40. 41, 92 Amsdcn. Jane 37. 40. 45. 85 Anda. Lisa 49. 85 Anderson. Cary 17. 24 . 26. 29. 42 . 59. 60. 104 Anderson. Gayle 46. 91 Anderson, Laura 46. 85 Anderson. Samantha 104 Anderson. Susan 50. 59. 104 Andrews. Richard 28. 85 Annis, Virginia 40. 49, 67, 91 Apland, Gene 72 Apland, Sally 37. 44. 50. 57. 90, 91. 95 Archer. Teresa 48. 65. 91 Ardem. Kay 74 Arends. Leslie 55 Arnold. Elizabeth 85 Art Dept. 65 Atkins. Reggie 28. 85 Atteberry. Sally 104 Ausbume. Penny 50. 91 Autographs 132 B Baccalaureate 10. 11 Bachman. Kevin 54. 104 Bachman. Patti 33. 37. 38. 52. 91. 95 Baier. Joy 32, 50. 91 Baier. Rhonda 19. 31. 33. 40, 48. 53, 101. 104 Baier. Stuart 43. 97 Baker. Allen 97 Band Officers 56 Banghart. Melody 46. 50. 85 Baseball. Boy s 26 Baseball. Girl s 32 Basketball. Boys 29 Basketball. Girls 33 Basketball informals 30 Basketball managers 29 Basketball, Varsity 29 Bauer. Betty 45, 50. 52, 58, 59, 97 Bauer. Sherman 26, 42. 44. 45. 59. 96, 97 Beer. Ellen 11 Beer. Mary A. 51. 79. 85 Beer. Ted 18. 25. 43. 97 Behrens. Julia 49. 54. 58. 85 Behrens. Roger 24. 104 Bell, Melody 9, 50, 56. 97 Bell, Paula 40. 46. 56. 91 Bell. Steve 28. 57. 62. 85 Bemount. Doug 91 Bender, Debra 22. 51, 104 Bender, Margie 28. 85 Bennett, Richard 51. 52, 104 Bennett. Sheila 51. 52. 104 Bever. Lori 43. 52. 104 Birch. Lisa 91 Birch. Pamela 49, 85 Birkey. Jan 5, 19, 33. 37, 40. 41, 85 Bittinger, David 24. 25. 48. 91 Bittinger, Laura 70 Blanck. Vickie 91 Bloom. Curtis 24. 97 Bloomquist. Brian 85 Blue Gold 5. 52 Board of Education 72 Boden, Katherine 64. 77 Bogle. Mike 26. 54. 97 Botterbusch, Corinne 10 Bowen. Betsy 32. 40. 41. 43, 104 Bowen. Bruce 44, 104 Boys Intramurals 35 Boy's P.E. 69 Boy's Track 24 Brandenburg. Gary 104 Brannon. Phillip 28. 32. 85 Brannon. Roberta 40. 45. 51. 117 Bridges. Dan 57, 59. 104 Briggs, Charles 97 Briggs, Stephen 28 85 Brinegar, Linda 33. 56. 97 Brinegar, Rhonda 40, 50. 57, 58. 85 Brown. Debbie 60. 85 Brown, Don 28. 85 Brown. Jeff 28. 30. 57. 85 Bruckcr. Gary 91 Buhrmaster, Jane 12. 32. 40. 41. 47. 48. 52, 102. 104 Buhrmaster, Steven 54. 97 Burgess, Donna 40. 50. 52, 56. 91 Burgess, Willie 75 Burklund. Carey 54. 97 Burklund. David 54. 97 Burklund. Jean 75 Burklund. Linda 40, 97 Burklund. Steve 15. 54. 104 Burnett, Charles 26. 42. 43. 48. 104 Burnett, Clinton 28. 85 Bumett. l.ee 32. 40. 46. 97 Bus Drivers 75 Business 118 Business Dept. 63 Buzzard. Richard 54. 85 C Cabbage. Anita 33. 49. 50. 56. 97 Cabbage. Douglas 30. 85 Cabbage. Gary 28. 91 Calhoun. Cathy 46. 54. 70. 97 Calhoun. Jeri 32. 33. 40. 104 Camp. Danny 43, 104 Camp. Jeri 85 Campbell, Roy 28. 85 Carden, Cindy 11 Carden. Randy 26. 104 Carleton. Tamara 9. 50. 56. 95. 97 Carlson. Scott 26, 54. 57. 97 Carmen. Jim 70, 97 Carpenter, Karin 40. 48. 49, 54. 91 Carpenter. Kevin 24. 25. 45. 54. 104 Carson, David 16 Carson. Mrs. John 16 Carson, Mr. John 16 Carson. Kathy 5. 18. 40. 47. 51. 57. 104 Carson, Keith 26. 30. 47. 54. 57. 58. 91 Carter. Larry 24. 29, 42. 49. 91 Carver, Thomas 54. 58, 97 Chamber Choir 58 Chapman. Bill 58. 97 Cheerleaders 36, 37 Chellberg. Mary 43. 97 Chellberg. Pam 11 Chickini, Michael 28. 85 Choruses 57. 65 Christmas activities 19 Christmas play 19 Class day 10, 11 Cleary, Dennis 54. 85 Cleary. Mrs 72 Cleary. Peggy 97 Cleary. Teresa 91 dimer. Charles 63. 80 Cline, Timothy 28. 66. 91 Coaches 22 Coady. Todd 19. 48. 59. 97 Coale. Brett 30. 91 Coale. Karen 40. 85 Coe, Stephen 54 CofcL Beth 20, 104 Cofel. Bill 28. 30. 85 Coffey. Richard 85 Cole. Jack 45. 59. 64, 104 Cole. Katherine 33. 40. 48. 56. 57. 97. 99 Cole. Marvin 45. 91 Coleman, Gary 26, 29. 38. 42. 44. 45. 48, 52. 59. 102. 104 Coleman. Janet 45, 52. 97 Coleman. Sandy 57. 85 Collins. Sheila 11 Colwell. Cary 24. 25. 29, 42. 44. 49. 52. 90. 91 Combs. Ramona 91 Commencement 10, 11 Concert Band 57 Concert Choir 58 Conover. Jeff 30, 57, 91 Contents, Table of 3 Cooks 75 Coplea. Dawn 48. 52. 91 Coplea. Jeff 11 Coming. Vicki 18. 45. 47, 51. 59. 104 Couch, Deborah 85 Coulter. David 48. 97 Cox, Jeff 29, 97 Cox, Sue 33, 56. 91 Cross Country. Boys 25, 93. 95 Cross Country. Girls' 32 Cruse. Sandy 46. 97 Cumbie. Kenneth 54. 97 Cumbie, Steven 104 D Darrow. Mark 43. 104 Deason. Jackie 104 DeBiase. Carl 28. 85 Decker, Chris 91 Decker. David 85 Denniston. Ivan 91 Deptula. Debra 50. 54. 85 Derra. Gene 85 DeShasier. Jim 48. 85 DeShasier. Marcia 45 DeShasier. Tim 24. 25. 58. 104. 107 Dickey. Ned 28. 91 Dimond. Tom 26. 28. 91 Diskin, Loretta 57, 91 Diver. Thomas 22. 26. 31 Donnelly, Christine 48, 91 Donnelly, James 28. 54. 85 Donnelly. Maureen 97 Douglas. Becky 32. 33. 40. 85 Douglas. Stanley 80 Douglas. Steve 25. 26. 29. 42. 45. 59. 107 Dow. Debbie 85 Dow, Don 70. 97 Dow. Frank 91 Downs. Susan 97 Driver's Education 66 Duffin. James 54. 107 Dye. William 97 E Edwards. Debbie 33. 40. 44, 45. 47. 48. 49. 50. 57, 59. 102. 107, 116 Edwards, Sally 57, 85 Eggleston. Lawrence 9. 72. 81 Eggleston. Mrs. L. 81 Eggleston. Mary 33. 49. 57. 58. 8o Ehmen. Sherryl 49, 58, 91 Eichelberger. Jim 91 Eichelberger. Kim 19, 32. 33. 34. 36. 97. 101 Eisaman. Joann 43. 59. 107 Elliott, Cindy J. 32. 33. 37. 40. 47. 48. 50. 57. 90. 91 Elliott. Cindy L. 50. 91 Elliott, Gene 72 Elliott. Teri 15. 32, 33, 40. 45. 47. 48. 51. 56. 57. 107 Elliott, Wanda 8. 50. 54. 55. 56, 107 Elson. Jane 107 EMH71 Engdahl. Ann 86 Enj ish Dept. 64 English Lit. Club 5 Eppelheimer. Cindy 5, 13, 33. 34. 44. 45. 48. 53. 102. 107. 116 Eppelheimer. Diana 32, 33. 40, 41. 43, 47. 48. 107 Epps. Marcy 12. 15, 19. 31. 44. 47. 48. 56. 57. 58. 59. 107. 116. 117 Epps. Tracy 28. 30. 45. 86 Erwin. Candy 10. 11 Evers, Sherry 33 F Faculty 76. 77. 78. 79, 80. 81 Faculty informals 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81 Fairchild, Lisa 43, 47. 107 Fairchild. Lori 45. 47. 97 Fall play 12 Faulkner. Tom 97 Faust, Russel 24. 43, 108 FFA 54. 55 FFA informals 4. 38. 55 FFA officers 54 FHA 46 FHA officers 46 Fields. Darwin 28. 30, 57. 86 Fillinger. Brenda 86 Fiorillo, Anthony 28. 30. 86 Fiorillo, Margaret 44, 80 Fiorillo. Mike 25. 26. 28. 92 Foellner. Mrs. 14 Football 27, 28 Ford. Tammy 58 Foreign Exchange Students 16. 17 Foreign Language Dept. 64 Foster, Darrell 54. 55, 97 Foster. Dorothy 74 Foster. Jim 75 Frank. Deborah 86 Freshman Basketball 30 Freshman cheerleaders 37, 89 Freshman class 84 - 89 Freshman class honors 84 Freshman class officers 84 Freshman ensemble 58 Freshman float 89 Freshman football 28 Frichtl, Don 10, 24. 95 Frichtl. Duane 8. 15. 20, 42. 59. 108 Frichtl, Melanie 36. 45. 48. 57, 96 Frichtl, Mike 43. 54, 108 Frichtl, Paul 54, 92 Frichtl, Peggy 86 Frisbie, Christine 62, 79 Funk. Brian 26, 29. 48, 54. 98 Fuoss. Kenny 24 G GAA 10. 40. 41. 78 GAA informals 40. 41 GAA officers 41 Gajeena. Nuay 11, 98 Galster. Elsie 86 Garrelts. Terry 28. 57, 86 Geers, Jackie 28. 30. 31, 33. 40, 57, 86 Geers, Jacqueline 86 Gentzler. Dennis 59. 108 Gibbs. Marisa 98 Gibson, Stan 12, 26. 28. 30. 92 Gilmore. David 26. 57. 92 Girl's Basketball 33 Girl's Cross Country 32 Girl's P.E. 69 Girl's Softball 32 Girl's Sports 33 Girl's Tennis 31 Girl's Volleyball 33 Glazik. Gary 28. 54, 92 Glazik. Kevin 54. 98 Glazik. Linda 43. 108 Glazik. Steve 28. 35, 54.86 Glazik, Tim 108 Glenn. Richard 78 Golf 26 Gonzalez. Toni 45. 53. 58. 108 Gonzalez. Rick 86 Gooden. Richard 43, 98. 108 Gooden. Ricky 24 Gooden. Sally Atteberry 104 Gooden. Tim 86 Graduation 10 Graham. Jean 74 Graham. Patty 33. 48, 108 Graham, Scott 71 Graham. Tom 8. 24. 25. 29. 70. 108 Grant. Jamie 86 Griggs. James 67. 76 Griggs. Sara 43, 58. 108 Gritton. Lisa 12, 40, 48, 58. 84. 86 Gronemeyer. Bob 108 Gronemeyer. Mary 92 Gronemeyer. Patty 40. 57. 86 Guidance Dept. 67 Gulley. Russell 28. 86 Gulley. Sue 32. 40. 41, 50. 98 Gustafson, Gary 70, 109 Gustafson. Roger 54, 92 Gustafson, Sheryl 86 Guyot. Fred 22. 78 Gymnastics 23 H Hall. Carla 48. 56. 92 Hammel. Jeff 67. 98 Hanes. Sally 15. 32. 33. 40. 41, 48. 57, 98 Hanson. Eddie 109 Hanson. Kevin 109 Hanson. Vickie 46. 50. 98 Happenings 7 Harness, Chris 92 Harris. Rita 98 Hart. Gene 56. 57. 79 Hasselbring. Carl 24. 29. 98 Hasselbring. Carlene 11 Hasselbring. Margaret 75 Hebling. Debbie 49. 92 Helms. Bill 86 Helms. Steve 43, 109 Hendershott, Liza 10Q Hendershott. Marla 92 Hendershott, Mike 92 Henderson. Norman 10. 22. 67. 78, 89 Hendricks. Gary 92 Henrickson. Bruce 54. 55. 78 Hewerdine. Mrs. 14 Hint . Bob 86 Hogbin. Kathy 43. 109 Hoke. Darrell 92 Holland. Bob 43. S4. 109 Homecoming 14. 15. 89, 92. 101 Home Economics Dept. 68 Hoover. Kippy 5. 44. 45. 47. 49. 51. 53. 59. 109 Homer. Leona 31, 92 Houston. Dale 87 Houston. Randy 57. 62. 87 Howe. Robert 66. 92 Howe. Rodney 92 Hughbanks. George 76 Humphrey. Pat 87 Hyde. Jim 24. 29. 57. 98 Hyde. Lynda 109 I ICE 66 Industrial Arts 70 Industry 117 Ingold. Mark 54. 98 Intramurals. Boy’s 35 Intramurals. GiH's 34 Isenhower. Chuck 92 Iverson. Bruce 98 Iverson. Diane 50. 87 I Jackson. Lisa 50. 56. 92 James. Tammy 40. 87 James. Tim 45. 98 Janitors 75 Jazz Band 57 Jefferies. Lori 50. 51. 109 Jenkins. Mark 109 Jenkins. Roy 11 Jenkins. Stacy 46. 48. 50. 58. 98 Johnson. Dale 26 Johnson. Floyd 109 Johnson. Janis 51, 110 Johnson. Joieen 11 Johnson. Judy 31. 52. 92. 95 Johnson. Robert 110 Johnson. Tami 92 Johnson. Tom 24. 26. 30. 42. 44. 48. 52, 90. 92 Johnson. Trudy 32. 33. 40. 41. 44. 90. 93 Johnson. Wayne 54, 82 Jones. John 93 Jones. Randy 26. 110 Jones. Rick 24. 42. 48. 110 Jordan. Pat 25. 87 Jordan. Sandy 45. 48. 51. 110 Junior Class 96 -101 Junior Class float 101 Junior Gas6 honors 96 Junior Gass officers 96 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 37 K Kaiser. Greg 110 Kaiser. Kim 87 Kaiser. Ted 28 Kavajecz. Gary 25, 93 Kavajecz. Julie 96 Kaye. Hilary 18.51.57. 110 Keenen. Steve 42. 98 Kelley, Kris 28. 30. 87 Kemmitzer. Dale 28. 87 Killion. Barb 40. 93 King. Jerry 28. 30. 87 Kingren. Diane 43. 110 Kingston. Eugene 10. 50, 71. 78 Kingston. Kathy 37. 40. 49. 57. 87 Kitchens. Bea 19. 36. 40. 45. 96. 98. 101 Kitchens. Beth 5. 9. 37. 49. 87 Knell. Rob 28. 30. 87 Knox. Danny 54. 87 Knuth, Julie 50. 58. 94 Kofler, Shelley 11 Kravik, Anna-Elisabeth 6. 16, 19. 44. 45. 47. 58. 101. 110, 117 Krutse. Carol 64 Krumwiede. Jane 45. 48. 110 Kupferschmid. Paul 11. 26 Kupferschmid. Ruth 93 Kupferschmid, Sharon 11 L Landrus. Everett 43, 111 Langley. David 43. Ill Lantz. Ron 54. 93 Larson. Bob 28. 30. 87 Lasxar. John 45. 59. 98. 100 Laszar. Kathy 11 Lawless. Mark 98 LeClair. Mark 42. 98 Ledbetter. Judy 49. 93 Lee. Ben 24. 42. 98 Lee, Regina 9 Leider. Denise 32. 33. 34. 99 Leka. Vickie 87 Lettergirls 56 Letterman's Gub 42 Letterman's Gub Officers 42 Lewis. Jill 33. 96. 99 Library Dept. 67 Longfellow. Gary 24. 99 Longfellow. Greg 48. 57. 62, 93 Lukens. Virginia 59. 80 Luttrell. Greg 87 Luttrell. Randy 99 Luttrell. Teddy 111 Luttrell. Terri 40. 49. 87 Lyons. Laura 71. 93 Lyons. Roger 87 M McCabe. Aileen 49. 87 McCabe. Kay 93 McCreary. John 93 McCreary. Kathy 87 McFarland. Roger 11. 26 McGuire, Dick 93 McGuire. Gary 57. 93 McGuire. Mike 33. 53. 59 McKelvey. Linda 32. 40. 48. 90. 95 McKenzie. D. Scott 22. 81 McQuinn. Robert 25. 28. 48. 58, 93 McQuinn. Tom 99 Madrigals 4. 18. 51 Maehle. Mark 24. 28. 57. 65. 93 Manzke. Marianne 45. 99 Marching Band 57 Markanan. Joyce 111 Marshall. Rea 37. 38. 48. 54. 93 Massey, Linda 12. 32, 33. 36. 40. 43. 44. 45. 47. 48. S3. 102, 111, 116 Masterson. Peggy 87 Mathematics 62 Mattoon. Diane 40. 87 Maxey. Fred 87 Maxey. Jerri 46. 99 May. Kim 9. 57. 99 Mechanical Drawing 71 Mennenga. Deon 25. 30. 87 Mental Health Club 10. 50 Meredith. Nora 111 Messer. Cathy 111 Meuser. Mary 111 Meyer. Phil 14. 24. 25. 48. 51. Ill Mikeworth. Bryan 24. 35. 42, 59. 69. 99 Mikeworth. Doug 24. 28. 49. 93 Mikeworth. Kevin 24. 59. 112 Mills. Kevin 28. 87 Mincer. Ginger 112 Miss Merry Christmas 19. 101 Mize, Barb 112 Mize. Bev 93 Mize. Sharon 40. 57, 87 Molck, Kelly 23 Molck. Toni 22, 32. 33. 77 Moore. Jerry 87 Moore, Ruth 44. 45. 47. 51. 57, 59. 112 Morris. Bill 87 Moss. Randy 9 Moss, Sheila 58. 87 Muller, Lori 48. 99 Murden. Robin 32. 44. 47, 50. 56. 59. 99 Murphy, Bob 70. 99 Music Dept. 57. 58. 65 Mustang Country 4. 5 N National Honor Society 45 National Honor Society officers 45 Natterstad. Mike 25, 26. 42. 49. 93 Nault. Bud 87 Nelson. Jim 28. 93 Nelson. Linda 32, 33. 93 Newsom. Sandee 57, 112 Niccum. Gndy 87 Niemann. Melanie 76, 95 Niewold. Doug 24. 25. 29. 99 Noble. Mark 94 Norman, Ron 29. 99 Norton, Doug 87 Nurse 74 Nuss. Cindy 32. 33. 40. 47. 48. 50. 56. 99 Nuss. Clarence 72 Nuss. Kim 32.51,57. 112 Nuss. Mike 28. 30. 76, 87 Nuss, Mitch 9 Nuss. Tim 15. 52. 99 O Odum. Mr. 81 Okler. Shirley 112 Oncken. Jari 58. 78 Organizations 39 Orr. Matt 94 Ott. Vincent 99 Ostendorff, Tadd 43. 112 Ostgard. Dan 24. 25. 42. 49. 54. 99 Ostgard. Debbie 32. 33. 40. 46. 48. 56. 57. 102. 112 Overstreet. John 24. 28. 30. 49, 94 Owens. Bill 24. 28. 94 Owens. Charlie 23 Owens. Karen 87 Owens. Patty 44. 45, 47. 51. 112 Owens. Roger 112 P Parsons. Lois 75 Partridge. Linda 14. 40. 45. 48. 56. 57. 99 People 83 Perdue. Michelle 57. 58. 94 Peters. Jim 70. 87 Petmecky. Dave 24. 112 Petmecky. Debbie 46. 113 Pfoff. Pony 15. 37. 40. 44. 84. 88 8« Phillips. George 75 Physical Education. Boys 69 P.E., Girls 69 Pierce. Jeff 94 Pilcher. Jim 24. 26. 29. 42. 54. 99 Pilcher. Mike 28. 54. 88 Plackett. Tom 70. 113 Plante. Ed 43 Plays 12 Plush. Peter 99 Poison. Brad 4. 15. 42. 54. 113 Poison. Brenda 5, 19. 37. 94 Poison. Lisa 37, 54. 88 Pool. Clyde 35. 113 Pool, Joyce 76 Poplett, Sharon 113 Preisser. Mrs. 75 Prewitt, Carol 46. 50. 113 Prewitt. Rex 88 Price. Billy 88 Price. Julie 50. 99 Principal 73 Probationary Thespians 49 Prom 8. 9. 95 Puffenbarger. Alan 113 Pyle, Cindy 68, 99 Pyle. Patty 50. 94 Pyle. Richard 71. 99 Q Quinlan. Rita 41. 99 Quivey. Jeff 28. 54, 88. 94 Quivey. Julie 31, 33, 37, 40. 44. 57. 84 R Rankin. Karen 94 Rankin, Sharon 43. 113 Rasmus. Terry 43, 113 Rattenborg. Cindy 43, 51. 113 Reads. Mrs. 83 Reckowsky. Debbie 49. 52. 57, 58. 88 Reeder. Dale 35, 113 Reeder. James 70, 80 Reflector 52 Reppert, Jim 44. 47. 49. 53. 96. 99 Reynolds. Mike 88 Reynolds. Susan 40. 47, 113 Rhoades. Diane 77 Riblet. Connie 114 Rieheman, Margaret 88 Rieheman. Ted 94 Riggle. Becky 54 Rinkenberger. Bob 26 Rinkenberger. Karol 40, 44. 49. 58. 84. 88 Roberts. Micheline 33, 49. 56. 94 Roemer. Ron 114 Rohlfing. Mary 73 Rohlfing. Robert 73. 77 Roisland. Karen 88 Rollins. David 2, 48. 100 Rollins. Ralph 2 Ronna. Jodi 40. 49. 57. 59. 94 Ronru. Teri 33. 48. 57. 58. 88 Rose. Cindy 40. 45. 48. 59. 100 Rose, Theresa 88 Ross. Cheri 33. 43. 63. 114 Ross, Mark 114 Ross. Scott 100 Roy. Melissa 32, 33. 40. 41. 48. 52. 93. 94 Rundquist. Richard 64. 78 Rust. Dan 10. 11. 26 S Saylor. David 88 Sanders. Norbert 72 Sanderson. Kathy 43, 114 Sauer. Laurance 75 Scales. Debbie 100 Scales. Joni 47. 51,59. 114 Schaumburg. Rick 42. 47, 114 Schiub. Steve 28. 30. 88 Schneider. Kathleen 78 Schneider. Matt 8 Schroeder. Tim 72 Schroeder. Alan 24. 100 Schwartz, Joe 54. 100 Schwing. Jackie 50. 58. 94 Science 4, 62 Science Club 59 Science Club officers 59 Seibring. Sharon 5. 19. 37. 94 Seibring. Sue 1. 4. 5. 8. 36. 50. 54. 55, 114 Secretaries 74 Selby. Bruce 43. 100 Seng. John 22, 42, 76 Senior Class 102 Senior Float 14 Senior Gass honors 102 Senior Informals 117 Senior Gass officers 102 Sennert. Francis 75 Sennert. Jeff 58, 88 Sennert. Keith 43, 48. 100 Service Staff 75 Setzler. Steve 43. 114 Shadix. Doug 88 Shallenberger, Julie 37. 40. 49. 57. 88 Shambrook. Wayne 45. 88 Shelton. Coler 28. 88 Shunk. Debbie 40. 45. 59. 100 Shunk. Floyd 75 Shunk. Ron 28, 30. 88 Siebert. Mr. 14 Siegrist. Mayling 88 Sikes. Martha 50. 94 Sikes. Ruby 46. 50. 88 Smith. Betty 74 Smith. Bryan 35. 94 Smith. Debbie 114 Smith. Kevin 26. 29. 38. 59. 114 Smith. Larry 66. 79 Smith. Robert 94 Smith. Wayne 75 Snelling. Anna 48. 52. 58. 94 Social Studies 63 Softball. Girls 32 Solliday. Tony 28. 54. 94 Sophomore Basketball 30 Sophomore Basketball scores 30 Sophomore Cheerleaders 37 Sophomore Class 7 Sophomore Class Honors 90 Sophomore Class officers 90 Sophomore Roat 92 Sophomore Football 28 Sparks. Karen 43. 114 Special Education 71 Sponsors 128 Sports 21 Sports, Girls 33 Spring Play 13 Spurlock. John 94 Stadler. Christy 48. 94 Stadler. Mark 28. 30. 88 Staerkel. Paul 88 Stagen. Brian 28, 30. 88 Stagen, Dan 115 Stagen. Kathy 11 Stagen. Phil 42 Stalter. Marlene 75 Steiner. Larry 23, 24, 28, 30. 94 Stifle. Lisa 37. 94 130 Stinnett. Barbara 10. 48. 79 Stinnett. Chuck 38 Stockman. John 94 Stockwell. Cheryl 62. 94 Stockwell. Roger 71. 115 Stone. Bill 57. 115 Stone. Kevin 28. 115 Stow. Debbie 50. 94 Stratton. John 115 Student Council 44 Student Council officers 44 Superintendent 72 Suslavich. Ann 40. 44. 49. 57. 58. 84. 88 Suslavich. John 8 Suslavich. Tom 115 Swan. Randy 28. 88 Swan. Robin 41, 100 Swan. Scott 88 Swan. Susan 40, 88 Swank. Becky 51, 53, 115 Swank. Jeff 28. 88 Swanson. Brenda 94 Swengel. Leland 77 Sypult. Steve 11. 26 T Whitaker. Jim 33. 89 Whitcomb. Terry 26. 42. 100 Wickenhauser. Kim 49. 94 Williams. Fred 43, 166 Williams. Greg 29. 100 Williams, Jeff 116 Williams. Samantha Anderson 104 Williams. Joy 17. 33. 40. 44. 45. 47. 49, 116 Williams, Shari 33. 94 Wilson. David 54. 100 Winter and Christmas 19 Withers. Barbara 94 Withers. David 89 Withers. Patty 50 Wolf. Don 43. 80 Woller. Anna 11 Woods. Larry 116 Woods. Lyle 100 Woodworth. Ron 24. 57. 100 Woodworth, Susan 49. 57. 58. 84. 89 Woolworth. Tammy 89 Wright, Darrell 28. 30. 89 Wylie. William 73. 81 Wylie, Linda 73 Wylie, Mike 73 Wyman. Paula 70. 116 Table of Contents 3 Tackett. Pauline 100 Tavenner. Kathy 100 Taylor. Jim 88 Taylor. Mike 115 Teesdale. Gary 43. 100 Teesdale. Gene 88 Teesdale. Vickie 57, 94 Tennis. Boys 26 Tennis. Girls 31 Thatcher. Fred 28. 30. 88 Y Yancey. Frances 46. 80 Young, George 22. 76 Z Ziehr, Bob 94 Zimmerman. Chris 4 Zimmerman. Jerry 22. 70 Thatcher. Jim 84, 88 Theme 3 Thespians 48 Thilmony. Carl 88 Thompson. Chris 54. 94 Thompson. Cindy 36. 45. 47. 49, 57, 100 Thompson. Jeff 100 Thompson. Roger 28. 30, 88 Title Page 1 Track, Boys 24 Track. Girls 24 Troxel. Janice 10 Tucker. Doug 54. 115 Tucker. Theresa 18. 44. 45. 47. 48. 51. 53, 59. 115 Tucker. Tim 28. 94 Tuggle. Art 24. 29. 42. 43. 100 Tuggle. Chuck 18. 28. 30. 49. 88 Tuggle, Bonita 22. 32. 40. 78 Tuggle. Robert 44. 70, 71, 77 Turner. Carey 46. 94 Turner. Pam 46. 58. 88 Tweady. Earl 72 Tweady, Tammie 32. 33, 49. 94 VanderWaal. David 13. 25. 26. 35. 57. 100 Vandiver. Paul 26 Vandiver. Sue 12. 44. 47. 48. 56. 57. 96. 100 Variety Show 5 Varsity Baseball 26 Varsity Basketball 29 Varsity Cheerleaders 36 Varsity Football 27 Vaughn. Debbie 12. 13. 48. 57. 115 Velliquette. Brad 58. 88 Vest. Michelle 40. 49. 58. 88 VICA 43. 66 VICA officers 43 Volden. Mark 15. 43. 115 Volleyball. Girls 33 Vo-Tech 70 Wagman. Larry 81 Walle. Carol 65. 79 Waller. Janet 89 Warnick. Mike 100 Watkins. Jeff 12, 26. 44. 57, 102, 116 Watkins. Kenneth 72 Watkins. Laurie 5. 44. 48. 57. 96. 100 Watkins. Terry 43. 54. 100 Watts. Bill 54. 94 Watts. Buzz 54, 116 Weisenbam. Lynn 23, 36. 116 Weller. Linda 94 Wells. Randy 26 Whitaker. Debbie 40. 49. 56, 94 V W Autographs HE . m