Sherrard High School - Ivy Tower Yearbook (Sherrard, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

THE IVY TOWER Sherrard High School Sherrard, Illinois 1959 INMEMORYof OUR CLASSMATE VERNA FRANCK In School Life We’re A Vital Part CLIFFORD KING-Superintendent DONALD TROTTER-Principal Unit 200 BOARD OF EDUCATION - Seated: Wesley Johansen, Clyde Byers, Iverd Bloomberg, President; Charles Kinsey, Secretary. STANDING: Fred Hebbeln, Clifford King, John Fitzpatrick, Wayne Holdsworth. JANE GREGORY-Secretary We’ve Made A Career In Education ROBERT JACKSON History, Geography Basketball, Civics Sophomore Sponsor JOYCE LEBERMANN Business Education Annual Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor ARTHUR KING Math, Science, Physics Junior Sponsor GWENDOLYN RHODENBAUGH Home Economics Physical Education Junior Sponsor SAMUEL LICOCCI Band KENNETH KUESTER Driver Training, Football Physical Education Freshman Sponsor ROGER BIRKHEAD Biology General Science Freshman Sponsor Our Purpose - To Guide The Youth Of The Nation PEARL BARNES English Math Kl LAWRENCE JUNCHEN Industrial Arts Senior Sponsor BERTHA BURGESS Home Economics Junior Sponsor Thank you for taking care of the music Mrs. R. and Jo Nell. Mr. Kuester and Mr. Jackson working out details to lead our team to victory. Staff They Have Many Varied Jobs To Do OFFICE ASSISTANT: Rosemary Klingebiel CAFETERIA TICKET MANAGERS: Carol Welsh, Daye Ann Olson. CAFETERIA TICKET MANAGER AND BOOK STORE: Bonnie White. CAFETERIA COOKS: Alice Olson, Elsie Whan, Flora Christensen. BUS DRIVERS: Jules Anderson, Charles Kinsey, Arthur King, Alvin Larson, Ray Johnson, Fred Martens, Dick Ash, Kenneth Kuester. Absent: Tom La Due, Bob Koester. MAINTENANCE: Fred Martens MAILMAN: Darryl Wright LIBRARIANS: Karen Watson, Shirley Riddell, Mrs. King. CUSTODIANS: Donald Doye, Sam LaDue. CLASSES STUDENT COUNCIL, First Row: Carol Welsh, Gail Lindburg, Rosemary Klingebiel, Carol Cameron, Mr. Trotti SECOND ROW; Eileen Davis, Tommy Adams, Larry Jones, Hank Dryoel, Georgia Adams. Absent from picture: Steve Taylor. These Students Lead In Scholarship TOP TEN, First Row: Georgia Adams, Judy Jones, Janice Chris- tensen, Gayle Ann Huffman, Mary Carol Alvin. SECOND ROW: Gary McManus, Marsha Slavish, Martha Martens, Shir- ley Riddell, Connie Schutte. Juniors Sophomores Freshmen -First: Carol Welsh Second: Karen Watson Nina Rhodenbaugh -First: James McConnell Second: Duane Dawson Third: Benny Kettering -First: Connie Parchet Second: Eileen Dav The Student Council Is Our Governing Body Honors Go To The Following Students D.A.R.; Homemaker of Tomorrow; Girls' State Delegate. Shirley Riddell Highest Magazine Salesmen. Duane Baker Twila Larson Boys' State Delegates. David Pearson Gary McManus Homecoming King and Queen. Georgia Adams Carl Miller Sweetheart King and Queen. David Lane Jeanette Ziemer Citizenship Award Georgia Adams Jim Foltz Soil Conservation Edward Wahlburg Harvey Fritch Jim Witter Outstanding Senior Band Member. David Pearson F.F.A. - First Place Land Judging. Virgil Kain Danforth Foundation Award and American Legion Award David Olson Judy Welsh WE HAVE A PERFECT ATTENDANCE AS OF MARCH 1, 1959. FRESHMEN Linda Adams Virginia Baker Kenneth Carver Violet Crocker Mayford Davis Leonard Dorothy Charles Fritch Betty Hauger Larry Hoffman Joyce Hutchinson LaRoyce Hutchinson Robert Jinks Larry C. Johnson Martin Johnson Charlene Kness Thomas Laktas Barbara Lane Bill Lemon John Lindburg David Manthe Margie Mehall Robert Ramsey Carita Rhodenbaugh Kathleen Slavish Sylvia Sunbeck Joyce Swiger Karen Tomlinson Mickey Turner Judith Zwicker SOPHOMORES Darryl Anderson Daryl Chard Nancy Cox Harold Davis Duane Dawson Gleyn Ann Douglass Robert Douglass Keith Hayne Janet Henderson II Jean Hergert Ruth Holcomb Michael Hutchins Elaine Johnson Teresa Juras Virgil Kain Charles Kilcoin Rose Mary Klingebiel Richard Krahl Mary Lingafelter Carol Manthe Eugene Martens Shirley Miller II Thomas Olson II Larry Rhodenbaugh Jeanne Sanquist Alice Scherer II Larry Spengler Marcia Sun Joey Tindall Roberta Turner II Barbara Bowen JUNIORS Carol Cameron Diane Claeys Harvey Fritch Clifford Gauley III Sharon Gauley Roger Johnson Pat Lingafelter III James Neumann Arnold Parchert Judith Perry James Vance Edward Wahlberg SENIORS Georgia Adams Judy Anderson Duane Baker David Lane Sandra Lingafelter IV Martha Martens Carl Miller IV Shirley Riddell Charlotte Verbeke At Last! The Senior Trip We Have Planned For Gary McManus, Treasurer; Carol Hayne, President; Judy Jones, Secretary; Bonnie White, Vice-President. RICHARD SUNBECK Basketball; Football; Track. PEGGY SIMMON F.H.A.; Usher, Junior Play; Pep Club; Band. CHARLOTTE VERBEKE F.H.A.; Pep Club; Usher, Junior Play. 0tSSH JACK HERGERT Basketball; Track. Seniors Lead Sherrard High Activities JUDITH ANDERSON F.H.A.j F.T.A. Pres.; Jr. and Sr. Play Cast; Pep Club. NANCY TAETS F.H.A.; Pep Club; Jr. Play Usher; Sr. Play Prompter; Chorus. JIM FOLTZ Football; Track; Sr. Play; Band; Fr. Sergeant of Arms; Citizenship Award. NAOMI DAVIS F.H.A.; Chorus; Annual Adv. Staff. Assistant Play Editor; Pep Club; Jr. and Sr. Play Prompter. ALBERT CEDERSTROM F.F.A.; Track; Band BILL ALEXANDER F.F.A.; Football; Band; Track; Jr. Play Stagehand; Senior Play Usher. SANDRA CLAEYS Jr. and Sr. Play Backstage; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Band; Pep Club; Annual Adv. Staff and Photographer. In Clubs We Gained Knowledge JANICE CHRISTENSEN Pep Club; Chorus; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Grade School Editor, An- nual Staff; F.H.A. Pres., Parlia- mentarian; F.T.A., Blackhawk Dlv. Attendance Officer; Top Ten. HARRY WILSON F.F.A.; Football; Band; Jr. Class Play; Track; Basketball. CAROL HAYNE F.H.A.; Band, State and District Contests; Pep Club; War Orphan Fund, Officer; Annual Adv. Mgr.; Jr. Play Prompter and Sr. Play Cast; Sr. Class Pres. CARL MILLER F.F.A.; Basketball; Track; Foot- ball; Jr. Class Play; Homecoming King Sr. Yr.; Mailman; Perfect Attendance 4 years. JAMES WITTER F.F.A.; Basketball; Track; Ser- geant-of-arms Soph. Yr.; Soph. Homecoming Attendant; Football, Honorable Mention; Farm-planning Award; Sr. Play Usher. MARY CAROL ALVIN F.H.A.; F.T.A., V.-Pres.; Cho- rus; Annual, Assistant Adv., Man- ager; Pres. Jr. Yr.; Pep Club; Jr. Play Usher and Bus. Mgr.; Sr. Play Usher; Top Ten. And We Grew In Friendship, Too GEORGE ZEITLER F.F.A.; Track; Grain Judging Team. MARTHA MARTENS F.H.A., Pub. Relations, Hist.; F. T.A.; Chorus; Band and Dist. Con- test; Pep Club; Between Acts of Jr. and Sr. Plays; Annual, Assistant Grade School Ed; Top Ten; Back- stage in Senior Play. MICAELA LEMON TERRY ENGHOLM H.A.; Pep Club; Chorus; Sweet- :art Attendant. DOROTHY REDPATH F.H.A.; Pep Club; Chorus. DUANE BAKER Basketball; Football; Track; High- est Magazine Salesman. DA YE ANN OLSON F.H.A.; Pep Club; Annual Adv. Staff; Bookstore; Cafeteria Ticket Man.; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Stu- dent Director. We are Now Leaving Sherrard To Go Our Special Ways JUDY JONES F.H.A., Tres. Sr. Yr.; Pep Club; Band, Dist. Contests; Sec. Sr. Yr.; Annual Adv. Staff and Sr. Class Editor; Jr. Play Usher and Adv.; Sr. Play Usher; Homecoming Sr. Attendant; Top Ten. GARY McMANUS Basketball; Football; Track; Boys' State; Homecoming Fr. Attendant; V.-Pres. Soph. Yr.; Sec. Jr. Yr.; Tres. Sr. Yr; Top Ten. DAVID LANE F.F.A; Chorus; Track; Basketball; Sweetheart King; Band, State and Dist. Contests. SANDRA LINGAFELTER F.H.A. Sec.; Annual Staff, Sr. Class Editor; Jr. Play Usher; Pep Club; Cheerleader; Homecoming Attendant Soph. Yr.; Sec. Tres. Soph. Yr.; Tres. Jr. Yr.; Perfect Attendance 4 years. JEANETTE ZIEMER F.H.A., Pres.; Chorus; Sweet- heart Queen; Pep Club; Jr. Play Cast; Tres. Fr. Yr.; Student Coun- cil; Annual Adv. Staff and Sr. Class Editor. CRAIG MILLER Football; Basketball; Chorus; Stu- dent Council; Jr. and Sr. Play Cast; Homecoming Attendant Jr. and Sr. Yrs. The Future 1$ Bright Before Us GAIL LINDBURG F.H.A., Rec. Ch., Public Rela- tions; Annual Adv. Staff; Student Council, Sec.; Jr. Play, Usher and Adv.; Sr. Play Cast; Pep Club; F.T. A.; Chorus. TWILA LARSON F.H.A., Songleader; Annual Photographer, Student Council; Jr. and Sr. Plays, Between Acts; Cho- rus; Annual Adv. Staff. JERRY JURAS Sr. Play Cast; Track. MARSHA SLAVISH Jr. and Sr. Play; F.H.A.; Pep Club; Majorette; Co-ed. of An- nual. Top Ten. DAVID COLLIER Chorus; Basketball; Football; Jr. and Sr. Plays; Band, State and Dist. Contests. GAYLE HUFFMAN F.H.A., Deg.. Ch.; Annual Adv. Staff; Pep Club; Band, Dist. Con- tests; Top Ten. BARBARA GREGORY F.H.A., Rec.; Chorus; Annual Adv. Staff; Pep Club; Jr. Play Cast and Sr. Play Stagehand. The World Offers Opportunities In All We Wish To D GEORGIA ADAMS Pres. Fr. Yr.; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Cheerleader; Jr. and Sr. Play Cast; Homecoming Queen; Pep Club; Student Council, V.-Pres., Pres.; Annual Staff, Co-ed. Sr. Yr; Top Ten; Citizenship Award. DAVID PEARSON F.T.A.; Chorus; Track; Football; Annual Phot.; Jr. and Sr. Play Cast; Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, State and Dist. Contests, Band Pres, and Librarian; Boys’ State. STEVE TAYLOR BONNIE WHITE F.F.A.; Chorus; Football; Jr. Play; F.H.A.; Chorus; Jr. and Sr. Play Track; Student Council. Cast; Pep Club; Annual Adv. and Play Ed.; V.-Pres. Sr. Yr.; Bookstore: Cafeteria Ticket Mgr. SHIRLEY RIDDELL F.H.A.; F.T.A., Sec.-Tres.; Annual Adv. Staff and Business Mgr.; Pep Club; Band, Dist. Con- test; Girls State; D.A.R. Award; Homemaker of Tomorrow Award; Jr. Play Adv. and Usher; Sr. Play Usher; Librarian; Top Ten. CONNIE SCHUTTE F.H.A.; F.T.A., Pres.; Jr. and Sr. Play Cast; Chorus; Homecom- ing Attendant, Jr. Yr.; Pres., Soph. Yr.; V.-Pres., Jr. Yr.; Band, Dist. and State Contests; Pep Band; Dance Band; Pep Club, Sec. and Pres; Annual Advertising Staff; Assistant Play Ed.; Top Ten. From Us To You We, the members of the class of 1959, leave Sherrard High School with a diploma and a proud feeling. We have been a part of Sherrard High School for so long that we have a lot of fine memories, but we can't leave them However, we don’t want the class of 1960 to feel slighted; so we leave them all the joys of school parties, of the Alwood games, and all the social whirl before graduation. We also leave them the woes that beset the unwary Seniors--the heavy assignments, the high cost of everything, the worry over not graduating, and the helpless feeling of being left out in the cold, cruel world after commencement. I, Georgia Adams, will my class ring to Mary Hayostek, who wishes she had a diamond. I, Judith Anderson, will my singing voice to Marie Redecker, so she can woo Larry. 1, Bill Alexander, will my position on the football team to Albert Taets and Ronnie Flynn. Good luckl I, Mary Carol Alvin, will my job selling bus tickets to Connie Claeys. Now Ab” will save gas by riding the bus. I, Duane Baker, will my weight to Larry Stanton, who has plenty of his own. I, Albert Cederstrom, will my ability to wreck Fords to Don Ray Brown, who has one crash to his credit. I, Janice Christensen, will my shyness, quiteness, and kindness to Bette Lou Doonan. I, Sandra Claeys, will my camera to Carol DeGreve and Judy Perry. Be sure to show us the results of your pictures. I, Dave Collier, will my Rules for the Road to Tommy Adams so that he can learn to drive. (Dave never did learn.) I, Naomi Davis, will my beautiful eyes to Janeen Slavish, who never has hers open. I, Terry Engholm, will my Business English book to Donald Tomlinson and Darryl Wright, who won’t use it either. I, Jim Foltz, will my De Soto to Dave Miller, who is good at wrecking used cars. I, Barbara Gregory, will my ability with Navy men to Sue Starcevich. I, Carol Hayne, will my large vocabulary to Jean Holtz and Carol Cameron, who know when to be quiet. I, Jack Hergert, will my studious attitude to Rolland and Roger Johnson. I, Gayle Ann Huffman, will my male acquaintances in Aledo Hospital to Mary Nickell and Karen Watson. I, Judy Jones, will my Ford to Fred Moffitt, so he can drive down to Boden and not walk. I, Jerry Juras, will my mechanical knowledge to Dean Dawson and Cliff Montgomery, so they can repair their cars . I, David Lane, will my friendship with the STATE POLICE to Clifford Gauley and Larry Pearson. I, Twila Larson, will my former boyfriend in Preemption to Janice Murray. This would be more convenient than going to Castle Junction. I, Micaela Lemon, will my dimples to Elaine Anderson and Nina Rhodenbaugh, who already have their own. I, Gail Lindburg, will my shorthand ability to Ruthann Beaver. Now you can write your letters to Jack a lot faster. I, Sandra Lingafelter, will my cheerleading uniform to Ruth Davis and Patty Lingafelter. I, Martha Martens, will my summer trips to Minnesota to Claudia Johnston and Carol Welsh. Beware of the bears. I, Gary McManus, will my class ring to Jim Vance and Phillip Stone so no one will ever have it. I, Carl Miller, will myself to Dorothy Holcomb. I, Craig Miller, will my parts as a lover to Dave Ziemer and Wayne Wadsworth, who do all right with Fresh- man girls. I, Daye Ann Olson, will my shortness to Harvey Frltch and John Swiger. I, David Pearson, will my Mercury to Kenny Schiess and Virgil Curry. I, Dorothy Redpath, will my talent with Aledo boys to Mary Rose Fitzpatrick. Happy hunting! I, Shirley Riddell, will my scholastic record to Arnold Parchert and Robert Tomlinson. I, Connie Schutte, will my seat in a 1959 Impala to Jacklyn Normoyle and Mary Sommers. I, Dick Sunbeck, will my ability to throw parties in my convertible to Kenny Hoffman. I, Steve Taylor, will my knowledge of Aledo highways to Larry Harris, who has never left Dogtown. I, Marsha Slavish, will my many dates to Janet Borst and Diane Claeys. I, Nancy Taets, will my quietness to John Sliva and Dave Allison. I, Charlotte Verbeke, will my bottle of peroxide to Judy Meredith. Now let's see her as a blonde. I, Bonnie White, will my parts in the plays to John Hebbeln. I, Harry Wilson, will my report card to Jim Mehall and Larry Johnson. You may have my grades! I, Jim Witter, will my Soil Trophy to Jim Neumann and Ed Wahlberg. 1, George Zeitler, will my perfect attendance to Dennie Johnston, who is never at school for a test or a book report. I, Jeanette Ziemer, will my bowling average to Sharon Gauley and Elaine Myers. Peggy Simmon, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Don Koester. 1 Jeanette Ziemer and Judy Jones J The Four Stories Of Our Growth The Senior Class of 1959 was built from the foundation laid by the Freshman Class of 1955. It has taken four years to complete our building. The first floor of our building was started in August of 1955 when sixty -eight green” freshmen drove up to Sherrard High on the buses or in dilapidated Fords. Some came timidly afoot. They all were lost and had some difficulty in finding their way through the halls to the assembly In the gym. Mr. Trotter gave instructions and directions to the different classes, but some remained In a dazed condition for several days. We decided we needed someone to lead us through this maze, and we elected our fresh man officers—Georgia Adams, president; Judy Stegemann, secretary; Jeanette Zlemer, treasurer. Our sponsors through our first year were Mrs. Trotter and Mr. Bradley. Freshman initiation was a day of fun and laughter for all of us. It launched us succesi fully on our way as construction workers. We added bricks to our building by electing our King and Queen attendants for Homecoming—Connie Johnson and Gary McManus. Winning first place with our float proved we were good workers. During the spring we sponsored what was affectionately known as Freshman Night, at which time we collected money for our longed-for trip some day in the future. The final semester exams proved that we were well able to manage for ourselves. We returned to high school In the fall of '56 without any evidence of the green look that had been so prominent the year before. In October, another Homecoming project came into view. This was another chance to build further in our construction. We came in third in the float contest with the theme We'll Bull through Atkinson. We elected Sandra Lingafelter and Jim Witter as attendants to the royalty. It was surely good to see the new freshmen being initiated into the ranks. More money was earned for the trip of the future. Sophomore Night netted a large profit to be added to our hoard. We closed the year with Connie Schutte as president, Sandra Lingafelter as treasurer, and Gary Me Manus as vice president. Here we came again—we reached the third story of our building. We were now noble upper classmen . In our junior year we were a smaller but wiser and more money- minded class. With only two years left of school, we settled down and began to work. Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Rhodenbaugh, and Mr. King were our sponsors this year. Mary Carol Aivin was elected president; Connie Schutte, vice president; Sandra Lingafelter, treasurer; and Gary McManus, secretary. The following are the most Important events of our junior year. Connie Schutte and Craig Miller were elected our Homecoming attendants. This year we were in charge of the concession stand. We may have burnt some pop-corn, but the experience we had made better builders of us all. The Junior Play, under the direction of Mrs. Trotter, offered us a chance to display our dramatic ability. The production of Green Grow the Onions gained a large return for our treasury. A dramatic stone had been added to our building. A Hobo Day, sponsored by us, added to our work experience. We all pitchei in and did odd jobs around the community. We cleaned basements, washed cars, baby sat, hauled junk, and did many other tasks of this nature. Again our treasury was nour- ished. Spring found us eager for vacation. We envied the Seniors, who were taking thei trip to Chicago. We attended graduation in May. One more year and we would be in the caps and gowns. In the tall we returned as a small class of forty-two members. This was quite a reduction from the sixty-eight green freshmen who entered the doors of Sherrard Hlgfr School in 1955. By this time, we were considered old timers . Our patience and industry had resulted in a large bank roll, an excellent educational background for the future, and the happiness that comes only from high-school years. The experience of hard work had almost completed our building. Only a few blocks remained. This final year was to be the last year of school for many of us; for the rest, it would be the foundation for college. The Senior year was really our year. To begin with, we were no longer second. We were first in all. We maintained a wonderful attendance record, we had a high number of students on the honor roll, and we were the leaders of school life. We set the pattern for other classes. We all learned by trial and error. We hoped that our last year would be of some inspiration to the future senior classes of Sherrard. Homecoming was a won- derful time this year. We were no longer attendants. Georgia Adams and Carl Miller were our Queen and King. The student council president was from our class. The Future Homemakers of America elected a Senior as president. We didn't wish to be boastful, but we were proud of ourselves. We worked and studied long and hard for what we had. We felt that dais was our reward for our building. It was almost completed and it deserved some praise. Some of our other activities this year included our play, Clementine, directed by Mrs. Trotter. It brought in a fine sum to our treasury. The magazine sales were also fun and exciting for both teams. Our class raised more money than last year's teams, and we are proud of the record. It seemed as if we attended all the games, all the dances, and got better grades than before. We did almost all we could to cram everything possible that was fine and constructive into our last year. Senior pictures were exchanged, collect- ed, and given to friends and relatives. At the end of the first semester we were aware of the closeness of May. Our building was finished—only the finishing touches remained. The Prom was a time of honor for us. The Juniors worked hard and provided a gay and happy time for us one Friday evening after our return from a wonderful trip. All the waiting and planning was well worth while. The trip was a success. Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Birkhead, for going with us. We then Pegan the weeks of finishing our studies, searching for gifts for graduation, purchasing new clothes, and remembering our high school life. Finally, May 26 was here. As the march played, we proudly walked up the aisle to the stage. We listened carefully to the advice and encouragement we were given from Mr. King and Mr. Trotter. Our guest speaker told us to face the future unafraid and to make our building accomplish its goal. A few tears were shed, hands were shaken, and happy hearts were filled with warmth and happiness as we left the ivy-covered towers of Sherrard High School for the final time. This has been our history, the record of the Class of 1959. We are proud of our accomplishments, grateful for the help and understanding from all the teachers and advisors we have had; and in our hearts and memories, we will forever hold the thoughts of the four wonderful years at our school—Sherrard High School. Recorded by Jeanette Ziemer As We Grow Older Late in the summer of 1975, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Moffltt were at an ice cream social, being held at their former high school in Sherrard. They began discussing what the members of their graduating class had accom- plished after the graduation of May 26, 1959. They discovered the following about their former classmates; GEORGIA ADAMS is helping her husband run the Foltz Auto-Body Shop in Swedona. BILL ALEXANDER, a bachelor at 26, is president of.the Sherrard Lonely Hearts Club. MARY CAROL ALVIN has taken over as principal of the Preemption Grade School due to her mother's retire ment. JUDITH ANDERSON is chief-cook and bottle-washer at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Matherville. DUANE BAKER has taken over Mayhew's Station in Preemption and converted it into a gambling casino for th( rich farmers of the community. ALBERT CEDERSTROM and the former Miss Claeys have opened the Cederstrom Motel for Ford car owners on Route 46, south of Cable, JANICE CHRISTENSEN is married now to Matherville's most eligible bachelor, who still claims that he was tricked into it. SANDRA CLAEYS is now English teacher and Drama coach at R.M.A., where her husband is basketball man ager. DAVID COLLIER is now president of the Burlington Liar's Club, NAOMI DAVIS is earning her Nurse's credits in the WAVES while accompanying her Navy husband overseas, TERRY ENGHOLM is a highly-paid rocket tester. He made the first successful trip to the Moon. JAMES FOLTZ has given up his Auto Shop and turned to farming. Too bad his wife doesn't like to milk the cows. BARBARA GREGORY is a busy executive at Modem Woodman. She is trying to decide if June or August is the best month for a wedding. CAROL HAYNE has opened the Coyne Center branch of the YACKETY YACK CLUB. GAYLE ANN HUFFMAN is head nurse of the Dogtown Nursing Home for Bachelors. JUDY JONES and her husband and four children have formed their own band, known as the Carrot Tops . They play for all the school dances. JERRY JURAS has just completed his new book, THE EVILS OF OWNING A CLASS RING . He has ded- icated it to Nancy. DAVID LANE and his blond-haired wife are raising Angus cattle on their estate in Preemption. In his spare time DAVID repairs television sets. TWILA LARSON is now hostess on the Arthur Godfrey Show and sings all of the commercials. MICAELA LEMON has reopened Laktas’ Tavern in Matherville and is running a soda fountain. (????????) GAIL LINDBURG has become valedictorian of the University of St. Louis, where her husband, Darryl, is basketball coach. SANDRA LINGAFELTER has finally found her dream man in the IBM Department of the Sherrard Bank. MARTHA MARTENS is receptionist at the Idle Wilde Airport in Swedona. GARY McMANUS has taken over his father's implement store in Preemption and has Installed pool tables, roulette wheels, and pin-ball machines in the back room. CARL MILLER and his wife have opened Carl and Dot’s Drive-In Movie. It's a lot cheaper than going to the Memrl. CRAIG MILLER is now operating his own hotel in Aledo, which is called THE MILLER MANOR. DAYE ANN OLSON is still hostess at the Village Inn, where she is unsuccessfully chasing the boss, Larry. DAVID PEARSON is working on his '49 Mercury in his spare time. The rest of his time is devoted to his wife, Jannie. DOROTHY REDPATH and her husband are living in Reynolds on their chicken and noodle farm. SHIRLEY RIDDELL has just graduated from Harvard and plans to join her husband on his hog farm in Milan. CONNIE SCHUTTE is opening a Beauty Shop next to her husband's Barber Shop in Matherville. PEGGY SIMMON now owns the Pizza and Spaghetti House in Lynn Center. Good food but no parking space. MARSHA SLAVISH is very successful as assistant photographer for Paul's Studio. DICK SUNBECK has Invented a new medicine that will cure toothaches, the common cold, dandruff, and athlete's foot. NANCY TAETS is head Physical Education Teacher at the Air Force Academy in Denver. STEVE TAYLOR owns his own bulldozer and is constructing a super-highway from Dogtown to Cable and Swedona. CHARLOTTE VERBEKE has just announced her engagement to RICKY NELSON. CONGRATULATIONS! BONNIE WHITE has opened a night typing school near Yale University, where her husband is now President. HARRY WILSON has purchased a turkey farm south of Preemption so he can be near Doris while she finishe school. JAMES WITTER has received the U.S. Grand Championship Award for his cross between a Pollen China and Lanrace hog. GEORGE ZEITLER has won the Checkers Championship at the Olympic games that were held in Iceland. JEANETTE ZIEMER and her husband have returned from a three-year honeymoon to operate the Brown Chicken Farm at Preemption. Juniors Sponsor Junior - Senior Prom Nancy Smith When I Think I Speak.“ Dorothy Holcomb Talented in mis- chief making. John Hebbeln A finished gentle- man from top to toe. Cliff Gauley A woman like a cat-has nine lives. Elaine Myers Where there’s smoke, there’s fire. Elaine Anderson Variety is the spice of life. Jim Neumann All great men are dead - I don’t feel well myself. Dave Miller A man after his own heart. Nina Rhodenbaugh Nothing is imposs ble. I Bette Doonan' All that blushes is not shy. Patty Lingafelter Wayne Wadsworth I have caught a Each man for him- heavenly jewel. self.” Ruth Davis Rolland Johnson It's past the size Men of few words of dreaming. are the best men. Jean Holtz Good night, sweet gentlemen,good night.” Ruthann Beaver I have my rea- sons. Ronnie Flynn A lad of quiet intellect! Sue Starcevich Et tu Brute Don Ray Brown Two is company. Connie Claeys My candle burns at both ends. Cliff Montgomery Spare the rod, spoil the child. Claudia Johnston Thinkiest thinker that ever thunk. Tom Adams Of the two evils, choose the lesser. Judy Perry Wanted: One eligible man. “ Dave Allison Nothing will come of nothing. “Vi I Jim Vance A careful student- careful not to over do. Carol Cameron Absence makes the heart grow fonder. c, Roger Johnson Quietness is a virtue. a Fred Moffitt True love never dies. rs Carol Welsh It’s position, not disposition that makes the man. Dean Dawson He’s a handsome, well-shaped man. Kenny Hoffman A little nonsense now and then is rel- ished by the wisest men. Janice Murray I want what I want, when I want it. Dave Ziemer He knows the football field isn the only place a good line is needed. Sharon Gauley From a good begin- ning, comes a good end. Larry Harris Size doesn't make the man. Vonda Johnson I try to be shy but the boys won’t let me. Kenny Schiess All those lazy day' are gone. Mary Hayostek Francis Carroll ”Have boy--will Haste makes flirt. waste. i Don Tomlinson Love overcomes all obstacles. Janet Borst Cold hands- Warm heart. d John Sliva No man can blush like that and be very dangerous. Marie Redecker Always going but never getting any- where. Larry Johnson Progress is my least important product. Phillip Stone Is life as I have lived it? Janeen Slavish One tale is good 'til another is told. Larry Pearson I do betray my- self by blushing. Judy Meredith Observed of all observers. Virgil Curry Yet I have fierce affections. Albert Taets Things unsaid will not be re- peated.” Ed Wahlberg Will there ever come a time when some girl will occ- upy his mind? Karen Watson Still water runs deep. Jim Mehall My wit is thine. Darryl Wright Smoking rockets and bless my tail- pipes. Mary Nickell All’s well that ends well. Mary lou Sommers Always ready for a good time. Amie Parchert Ambition needs no rest, but I do. Larry Stanton Mike McCollom Little strokes fell By his walk you big oaks. should know him. John Swiger Fortune gives too Dennis Johnston See you in the funny papers. A Carol De Greve Moonlight, money and men. Mary Rose Fitzpatrick Today is the tomor- row you worried about yesterday. Bob Tomlinson Oh, -the myster- ious female. Jackie Normoyle Never a dull mo- ment. Diane Claeys A smile can brighten the darkest day. Harvey Fritch When nature has work to be done, she creates a genius to do it. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Wayne Wadsworth, Vice-President Dorothy Holcomb, Treasurer; Sharon Gauley, Secretary; Nina Rhodenbaugh, President. Who won, Rolland? For Sophomores This Was A Year Of Work And Fun Darryl Anderson Doris Anthony Eddie Cantor Teresa Brewer Gary Carlson Liberace Barbara Bowen Dennis Carlson Dorothy Kilgallen Bill Cullen Florence Carver Dinah Shore Daryl Chard Robert Horton Garry Clarke Frankie Carle Nancy Cox Dagmar Harold Davis Jackie Gleason Keith Hayne Dane Clark Robert Docherty Eddie Fisher Mervin Hemm Garry Moore Gleyn Ann Douglass Doris Day Janet Henderson Donna Reed Robert Douglass Kirk Douglas Jean Hergert Ann Blyth Ronald Farr Jack Webb Jeffrey Hickman William Bendix Troy Hines Lee Marvin Teresa Juras Bess Myerson Ronald Koester Dick Clark Marion Lindburg Michael Anthony Ruth Holcomb Dorothy Malone Virgil Kain Milton Berle •N Peggy Krahl Betty Furness Mary Lingafelter Ann Miller Mike Hutchins Jerry Lewis Benny Kettering Wally Cox Richard Krahl Jack Benny Carol Manthe Gale Storm Elaine Johnson Rosemary Clooney Chuck Kilcoin Ricky Nelson Linda Lee Sophie Tucker Eugene Martens Bob Hope Larry Jones Humphrey Bogart Rose Mary Klingebie Betsy Palmer Linda Lilliman Arlene Francis Jim McConnell Richard Denning Jim McLau illn Mac Curtis Lois McMeekan Ann Sothern Shirley Miller Mary Mindock Ingrid Bergman Marion Marlow Larry Rhodenbaugh Bob Cummings Mike Rind Mike Wallace Jeanne Sanquist Esther Williams Alice Scherer Julie London Larry Spengler Guy Madison Marcia Sun Martha Raye Roberta Turner Polly Bergen Joey Tindall T. Ernie Ford Judy Wolf Joan Davis Loretta Ziemer Jo Stafford Edward Zurcher Lou Costello Tom Olson George Gobel Carla Schutte Audrey Meadows Alice Verbeke Lucille Ball Robert Logston Phil Everly Through The Day With Freshmen And Sophomores FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Terry Dawson, President; Charlene Kness, Secretary-Treasurer, Larry Cederstrom, Vice-President, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Virgil Kain, Secretary; Bob Douglass, Treasurer, Chuck Kilcoin, Vice-President; Elaine Johnson, President. Embarrassed, Kathleen? That music sends me. - Hoi Huml Are you letting your hair down? Let's stay here a while, we're comfortable. This is the life! Freshmen Kenneth Adams Warm Up Larry Cederstrom Born Too Late Terry Dawson Got a Match Jim Dorr Honey Man - We’ve Finally Arrived At High School Linda Adams Everybody Loves a Lover Pauline Crocker I'm Available Theresa DeBackere Poor Little Fool —r rf Barbara Dorway I Don't Know Why I Love You Michael Adams I Know Where I’m Going Violet Crocker When Diane De Greve Lollipop Henry Dryoel Return To Me Virginia Baker Ginger Bread Eileen Davis Yakkety Yak Keith Docherty Nine More Miles . Y'V Daniel Eidet Bewitched Kenneth Carver Virgin Isle Vamp Mayford Davis Playing for Keeps Leonard Dorothy Stupid Cupid Charles Fritch A Certain Smile Alice Hajostek Instant Love Betty Hauger With Your Love Larry Hemm Midnight Man Patty Hintermeister Honeycomb Larry Hoffman To Know Him Is to Love Him Gerald Holland Kill Me With Kisses Linda Holtz You Cheated Toni Hutchins Secretly Joyce Hutchinson Going Steady La Royce Hutchinsot As Long As I Have You Robert Jinks Endless Sleep Larry Johnson My Heart Belongs To Only You Martin Johnson The Cry of the Wild Goose Sharon Koester From Lollipops to Lipstick Thomas Laktas Zulu Warrior Barbara Lane Tears On My Pillow William Lemon Bird Dog John Lindburg Splisfa Splash Janet Link Crazy With Love Betty Logston Lucky Love o % David Manthe Nobody Lowell McLaughlin Little Star Earl Meredith I'm Just a Coun- try boy Eileen Milks Need You John Miller Don't Fence Me In Martha Miller Rebel Rouser Terry Myers Too Much Judy Normoyle Sticky Apples And Bubblegum Don Pitman Mr. Wonderful Connie Parchert Ask Me No Questions Robert Ramsey Just Young Carita Rhodenbaugh John Rice Tunnel of Love Teacher's Pet Carolyn Ritchie Promise Me Love Margery Mehall All We Need Is Love 't4 Pamela Miller Blue Ribbon Baby ft i Gerald Qualls Big Man Kenneth Schwarz You'd Be Surprised Bonnie Seitz Call Me William Shirley Tom Dooley .-i. f John Slavish Kathleen Slavish Johnny B. Goode Forget Me Not Sylvia Sunbeck Chantilly Lace Joyce Swiger Karen Tomlinson Just A Dream All I Have to Do is Dream Mickey Turner Hard-Headed Woman Marsha Vogler Wonderful, Won- derful, Wonderful Norman Wakefield It's All In the Game Michael Welsh Boney Maroney John Wilson Blue Boy Sandra Woehlk Blueberry Hill Margo Zeitler Maybe Judith Zwicker Roger Zwicker There Goes My Rockin' Robin Heart Patty Zurcher You'll Never Never Know SCHOOL LIFE School Life - What Is Sherrard High? Have you stoped to think about the many things which make up your school? As you look through the pages of your IVY TOWER, you will see the things that are a part of Sherrard High School. May this book remind you of the ideals you have set, work you have accomplished, and the fun you have had. Yes, this is your book of mem- ories--memories of your life at Sherrard High School from September, 1958 to May, 1959. AUGUST 28: The freshmen and the juniors had to register today. It was nice to see old friends, but who wants to start school? 29: The sophomores and the seniors registered today. The seniors are glad this is their last year. 30: This was the first whole day of school. All the freshmen were confused. It was too hot to do anything so we just sat and tried to keep cool. SEPTEMBER 5: Today the lowly freshmen were formally welcomed to SHS by the ALMIGHTY SENIORS. Slaves followed masters around like little puppies. There were also some strange odors following the slaves. 8: The underclassmen all smiled real pretty for Paul when he took their pictures for the annual. He’s a good ggg 9: Today we saw legs and more legs. The girls had cheerleading try-outs in the gym for the rest of us. The boys especially enjoyed it. 16: The lucky seniors got the whole day off to go to town and be shot by Paul. That took about five minutes; the, rest of the time we were on our own. 19: it's a little early to tell who this year’s steadies will be, but we have a few possibilities such as Dave and Betty H., and Jim and Betty L. 22: There were some mighty disappointed seniors today when we got our proofs back. I guess we all expected to look like movie stars, but we were fooled, the pictures turned out to be just like us. 23 We got half a day off for some strange reason, but who asks c iestions; WE ENJOYED IT!! 30: All classes had class meetings. We wasted a great deal of time, but we did get around to nominating King and Queen attendents for the Homecoming. OCTOBER 1: Remember when Micaela, Dorothy, and Carol took a shower after P.E.? 2: Many students went to the gym to listen to the World Series. The junior class looked at the class rings with hopeful anticipation. 3: Our game with Joy was tied at 6-6. What cheering and screaming was done! The junior class sponsored a sock hop after the game. 6: Six week tests are beginning. There will be some midnight oil burning now for a few nights! 9: The State Inspectors came to visit our school and were there almost all day. We lost our game with Cam- bridge. One of our players was injured quite badly. No school Friday because it is Teacher's Institute. 16: The juniors and seniors took a test in the study hall for most of the day. Tonight was the Snake Dance. Everyone had a lot of fun, especially on the way home--huh, Albert? 17: Today was the big day-the Homecoming Parade. It was a nice day, and the parade was a success! The freshman float won first prize. We lost the game with Atkinson. The dance drew a large crowd. By the way, whose ring did Sue receive from a Winola boy tonight? 21: Well, we rated another half-day off. This was enjoyed by all except Lorretta, who was in the hospital. 22: That man with the rings was here again today, so the juniors put out their little hands to be measured. I bet some junior boys don’t keep their rings very long. Who gets yours, Dave? 28: The seniors have been practicing for their play and working real hard. Thanks for the party Mrs. Trotter. 30: The F.H.A. Banquet was held tonlght-you'd make a good model, Ruthie. NOVEMBER 3: A few ills are left from Friday’s game-a couple broke up, poor Betty; a junior boy broke his knee-but don't worry, knees and hearts both heal. 4: The seniors are busily practicing for their play. 7: Lonesome Town! No game to go to-too cold for the Memri........we stayed home like good kiddies. The seniors magazine sales are closely tied. Both teams are trying to sell all that they can. 13: I bet if the girls practiced as much as the boys do, they would have the best basketball team in the Cornbelt. Dribble that ball, Nancy Cox! 14: Open House was tonight. Parents came to explore the classrooms. What senior girl did Tom take home after the Open House? 17: The senior magazine sales ended today, with Jeanette's team coming out the winner. Twila Larson and Duane Baker won the prizes for selling the most. 21: The senior class play was tonight. There was a large crowd to see CLEMENTINE. What a time was had at the play party afterward! 24: Over the weekend, Elaine Anderson was in a wreck with Judy Miller. Elaine is in the hospital. This is the first day in the new six weeks. The Varsity Cheerleaders wore their new uniforms at the Pep meeting to- day. 26: This is the last day of school this week. A four-day week-end is ahead for fun. Many are looking forward to the Tom Owen's dance in the gym Saturday night. Boone and a few other students were involved in an accident on the Mathervllle blacktop on their way home from the dance. DECEMBER ' 1: Everyone came back from a big four day weekend. We all gained a couple of pounds due to Thanksgiving Dinner. Santa Claus is just around the corner, isn't he, Norman? 2: All the senior girls are supposed to become wonderful house-wives or so Betty Crocker thinks. The game tonight was a masterpiece of winning on free-throws. 4: People just don't seem to understand that they aren't supposed to talk to Mr. Birkhead’s study hall, espec- ially when they’re waiting for a fire drill. 5: We had a pep meeting today. We lost our game with Joy. Mr. Jackson won't be able to walk down the street in Joy. 8: Sleight bells ring; it’s snowing like mad. Maybe we’ll get snowed in. Goody! Looks like the Schutte girls are going steady-could be. Daryl, you surprised us. 9: The seniors received their pictures today. My, didn't the remarks fly then . We played Cambridge to- night, and we won. It was 12 below this morning. 11: Class meetings were held. The juniors and seniors met together to discuss plans for the Prom. No one got anywhere so a committee was appointed to try to reach a dicision. 12: Everyone is shopping like mad for Christmas presents. The rush is on. 15: The band and chorus Christmas Concert oh Sunday night was good and drew a large crowd. 19: This morning we had classes, but then we had a Christmas party from 12:45 to three. The band, led by Dave Pearson, played. The gifts were distributed by Santa (Mr. Jackson). Then we all danced to records the remaining time and had refreshments. Thanks for letting us out early to begin a wonderful 16 day vacation from school. JANUARY 5: What a horrible day to start school, 13 below zero, snow and Ice on the roads. But the vacation was well spent by all, whether In Florida or Illinois. Gifts, rings, pictures, and hugs and kisses were ex- changed over the holidays. Whose class ring did Mlcaela have? 7: We started the Rockrldge tournament off right by whipping Wlnola. 8: Tonight was the final night of the Tournament. Orion and Rockrldge played first for third place and Orion won. Then we played Alwood for the Championship. We lost, but our boys played a gallant game. We won the second place trophy. 12: The whole senior high school had an Assembly In the Study Hall to honor the team and Mr. Jackson. 13: The entire school Is preparing for semester exams. The P.E. classes had theirs today. It was a dandy. 15: Flnally-the last of the semester exams-tonlght we sleep. Is Nancy going with Jerry again? Those two! 16: Tonight we played Orion here and won. It was a very exciting game as It went Into overtime, and we won by one point. The FHA sponsored a Sock Hop after the game. 23: Well, the snow plows were out. We came back to school. It was a good vacation though. 27: The junior and senior classes met today to vote on whether to have a dance or banquet for the Prom. Members from all classes are filling their March of Dimes containers In the hope of winning the contest. 30: The March of Dimes Contest ended today. There was a Pep meeting because we played Aledo In the tour- nament tonight. We won! A lot of the students went to the firemen's ball afterwards to celebrate. Satur- day night we played Alwood for the championship trophy and lost. We won second place. FEBRUARY 2: Here we are back to the old grind. We're now getting ready for the Sweetheart Dance. 3: Some people should learn to stay awake In study hall--isn't that right Terry? In assembly Mr. Jackson showed us the trophy we won at the Aledo Tournament. 6: The most thrilling game of the season was played against Atkinson tonight-we won in an overtime-64 to 62. 9: The week end was exciting for everyone, especially for Sandy Lingafelter-she received a class ring from an Aledo boy. We also had our teeth X-Rayed today. 11: The social event of the school year, the Sweetheart Dance, was a success. The new formals and dresses added a gay flash of color to the red and white decorated gym. The night was clear, and the moon was yellow, and everyone had a good time. 13: The unlucky day proved to be a lucky one for the junlors-they received their class rings today. They are all very pretty. I wonder if their original owners will keep them for very long. 16: Today was rather dull. The Band sponsored a skating party at the Prom tonight. What an exciting night, eh, Sandy Claeys? 17: No school this afternoon. Oh, these delightful Tuesdays! We had an assembly program, too. A pianist and a singer did all the Broadway hits. 18: Watch out now. It won’t be safe to be on the road. A lot of the Driver’s Training students took their driving tests today. 19: The band kids are practicing like mad for the district contest at Galesburg. 20: Tonight we had a game with Alwood here. We lost. Saturday we had another game with New Boston here, and we won. The Freshman class sponsored a Sock Hop after the game. Everyone in Unit 200 got in free to the game. MARCH 4: The boys' and girls' choruses are working hard to make the Spring Concert a success. 11: The juniors spent the morning taking the constitution test. 13: The Spring Concert was a huge success. The gay dresses and sports shirts really made us think of spring being just around the corner. 17: Another half-day session. This was especially enjoyed by the boys who needed to repair their cars while the weather was nice--let's hear those pipes, Dean! 18: The F.F.A. boys had their banquet tonight. Too bad the girls couldn't attend this stag affair. 24: Spring fever is affecting everyone. Some of the students were absent, and even the teachers seemed a little absent minded. 27: A day of rest, Good Friday. Last minute Easter clothes are being searched for all over the Tri-Cities. 30. Easter Vacation. Too bad there is school tomorrow. It was a lovely week-end. APRIL 1: April Fool's Day. A few pranks were pulled, but no one was hurt- laughter never killed anyone. Did you fix the rip in your skirt, Dorothy? 7: The Athletic Banquet was tonight. The announcement of who will receive the major and minor letters was made. 9: The seniors are preparing for their class trip. 10: The end of the fifth six weeks--only one more to go. It seems as if the year has flown by. Have you still got that pretty class ring of Larry's, Marie? 12: Again we exercise our vocal cords for Mrs. King. The Cornbelt Concert is Tuesday. Let's practice those songs Barbara and Ruthie! 14: The bus load of chorus kids went to Alwood today for the concert. We practiced all day on that hot stage. 21: We went 'til noon today. The teachers should have things straightened out by now. Tuesdays always were an unlucky day for a senior girl and a junior boy. 22: There has been a lot of hurrying and rushing in the junior class this week- only two days left until the play. 24: The junior play. The Unguided Miss, was a huge success. Everyone knew his part, and we seniors can ad- mit that they did as well as we did last year. 29: After school this afternoon, the freshmen and sophomores went to their track meet. Too bad Harry isn’t a sophomore this year-he could win a lot of prizes. MAY I: The long hours of practice and staying nights after school paid off for the band members. The band concert : was greatly enjoyed by everyone. 5: Today the Varsity Conference Track Meet was held. It looks like a few junior boys should be practicing a little harder and a little more often if they expect to win anything next year. 15: This was the night that marked the end of the year for the upperclassmen-the JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM. The decorations in the gym were gay and pretty. It was a night to remember. 19: This was the last faculty meeting. We were dismissed at 1:00. Summer can’t be very far away; some of the kids walked home. 24: High School Baccalaureate was a very solemn and inspiring night for the seniors; we are a little afraid to go out into the cruel world, but we'll manage. 26: Today was the last day of school for another year for everyone except the seniors-no more books, lessons, or tests for them. From now on it will be a different kind of work for some of us- we will be doing jobs where we can use all we have learned at our school, SHERRARD HIGH SCHOOL! These Students Lead The Annual Staff Georgia Adams Editor Claudia Johnston Assistant Editor Carol Hayne Advertising Manager Marsha Slavish Editor Shirley Riddell Business Manager Mary Carol Alvin Assistant Advertising Manager Annual Staff Hurries To Meet A Deadline SENIOR CLASS EDITORS: Judy Jones, Jeanette Ziemer, Sandra Lingafelter. CLASS EDITORS, First Row: Mary Rose Fitzpatrick, Sha- ron Gauley. SECOND ROW: Charlene Kness, Elaine Johnson, Rose Mary Klingebiel, Connie Parchert. SPORTS EDITORS: Ruth Davis. Jean Holtz, Carol Welsh. GRADE SCHOOL EDITORS: Janice Christensen, Martha Martens, Mary Lou Sommers. We Try To Give You A Record Of Your Happiest Year ADVERTISING STAFF, First Row: Georgia Adams, Marsha Slavish. SECOND ROW: Mary Carol Alvin, Sandy Claeys, Connie Schutte, Gayle Ann Huffman, Carol Hayne, Judy Jones. ADVERTISING STAFF, First Row: Gail Lindburg, Bonnie White. SECOND ROW: Naomi Davis, Jean- ette Ziemer, Barbara Gregory, Claudia Johnston, Judy Anderson. DRAMA EDITORS: Naomi Davis, Bonnie White, Connie Schutte. PHOTOGRAPHERS, First Row: David Pearson, Fred Moffitt. SECOND ROW; Sandy Claeys, Twila Lar- son. MUSIC EDITORS: Betty Doonan, Elaine Anderson, Carol Cameron. ART EDITOR: Carol DeGreve. F.H.A. EDITORS: Elaine Myers, Nina Rhodenbaugh, Dorothy Holcomb, F.F.A. EDITORS: Kenneth Hoffman, Harvey Fritch. F. H. A. Activities Of The Year The F.H.A. activities for 1958-1959 school year are: (1) F.H.A. Rally. (2) Mother-Daugh- ter Banquet. (3) Float in Home- coming parade. (4) Sponsored selling of Loyalty Pins. (5) Sock Hop following basketball game. (6) Sweetheart Dance. (7) Plan and serve Father-Son Banquet. (8) Style Show. (9) Delegates to F. H.A. Camp. Toward New Horizons FIRST ROW: Carol Cameron, Gail Lindburg, Martha Martens, Judy Meredith, Jeanette Ziemer, Nina Rhodenbaugh, Sharon Gauley, Judy Jones. SECOND ROW: Bette Doonan, Georgia Adams, Diane Claeys, Janeen Slavish, Naomi Davis, Janice Christensen, Elaine Myers, Mrs. Burgess. THIRD ROW: Elaine Anderson, Micaela Lemon, Dorothy Redpath, Daye Ann Olson, Bonnie White, Sandra Lingafelter, Twila Larson, Ruth Davis, Barbara Gregory, Jean Holtz. FOURTH ROW: Karen Watson, Janice Murray, Carol Welsh, Connie Claeys, Gayle Huffman, Connie Schutte, Mary Carol Alvin, Pat Lingafelter, Janet Borst, Claudia Johnston, Dorothy Holcomb. FIFTH ROW: Carol De Greve, Mary Rose Fitzpatrick, Shirley Riddell, Judy Anderson, Ruth Beaver, Vonda Johnson, Mary Nickell, Sue Starcevich, Mary Sommers, Peggy Simmon, Charlotte Verbeke. Sharon Gauley, Secretary: Mrs. Burgess, Sponsor; Jeanette Ziemer, President; Mrs. Harold Ziemer, Chapter Mother; Nina Rhodenbaugh, Vice-President; Judy Jones, Treasurer. Have Leaders - - Will Progress Mrs. Robert Douglass, Chapter Mother; Mrs. Rhodenbough, Sponsor; Elaine Johnson, President; Jeanne Sandquist, Vice-President; Peggy Krahl, Secretary; Janet Henderson, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Eileen Milks, Marsha Vogler, Ruth Holcomb, Theresa Juras, Jeanne Sandquist, Carol Manthe, Alice Verbeke, Patty Hintermeister. SECOND ROW: Linda Holtz, Kathleen Slavish, Mickey Turner, Linda Adams, Roberta Turner, Nancy Cox, Elaine Johnson, Rosemary Klingebiel, Shirley Miller. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Rhodenbaugh, Barbara Lane, Toni Hutchins, Charlene Kness, Gleyn Ann Douglass, Janet Henderson, Barbara Bowen, Peggy Krahl, Mary Mindock, Silvia Sunbeck, Bonnie Seitz. FOURTH ROW: Betty Hauger, Judith Zwicker, La Royce Hutchinson, Joyce Hutchinson, Eileen Davis, Diane De Greve, Carita Rhodenbaugh, Teresa De Backere, Carolyn Ritchie, Connie Parchert, Joyce Swiger. FIFTH ROW: Linda Lilliman, Judith Wolf, Linda Lee, Margo Zeitler, Mary Ellen Lingafelter, Carla Schutte, Alice Scherer, Loretta Ziemer, Alice Hajostek, Jean Hergert. SIXTH ROW: Margery Mehall, Betty Logston, Marcia Surr, Judy Normoyle, Sharon Koester, Florence Carver, Pauline Crocker, Karen Tomlinson, Sandra Woehlk, Patty Zurcher, Barbara Dorway. We Present Our Sweetheart King And Queen KING AND QUEEN: Jeanette Ziemer and David Lane. ROYALTY: Attendants Don Ray Brown and Mica Lemon. Crowning Queen, Harvey Fritch. Quee Jeanette Ziemer. King David Lane. Crowning King, Elaine Johnson. Attendants Charlene Knei and Chuck Kilcoin. Our King and Queen leading the Grand March. We marched to the music of Doc Hunt. King and Queen and their sweethearts. F. F. A. Sponsors Father-Son Banquet OFFICERS: Duane Gregory, Advisor; Arnold Parchert, Vice-President; Edward Walhberg, Secretary; Harvey Fritch, President; Kenny Hoffman, Treasurer; Wayne Wadsworth, Reporter. On June 24, 1958, a State Judging Contest was held at Champaign-Urbana. The boys who entered were: Dairy—Larry Spengler, Larry Jones, Troy Hines; Livestock—Dick Krahl, Chuck Kilcoin, Virgil Kain; Poultry—Albert Taets, Clifford Gauley, Dennis John- ston; Grain—Jim Neumann, Edward Wahlberg, Kenny Hoffman. On February 18,1959, die winners of the Farm Planning Contest were named at a meeting held in Aledo High School. This was a contest in which Agriculture students from throughout the County tried to devise ways to improve a farm owned by a farmer in the County. The students toured the farm before they made out their plans. The winners were: Edward Wahlberg, first; Harvey Fritch, second; and Jim Witter, third. The Tin Can tournament was held March 2, The annual Agriculture Banquet was held March 18. Mrs. Burgess, one of the F. H.A. sponsors, is serving punch to Mr. Gregory, the F.F.A. sponsor, during the Sweetheart Dance. Queen Jeanette Ziemer and King David Lane reigned over the Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by the combined efforts of the F.F.A. and F.H.A. FIRST ROW: Duane Gregory, Arnold Parchert, Edward Walberg, Harvey Fritch, Wayne Wadsworth, Kenny Hof- fman, Harry Wilson, Albert Cederstrom. SECOND ROW: Virgil Kain, Troy Hines, Larry Jones, Larry Spangler, Chuck Kilcoin, Bob Docherty, Carl Miller, Jim Witter. THIRD ROW: Robert Tomlinson, Jim Neuman, Jim Dorr, Leonard Dorothy, John Wilson, Kenny Carver, Charles Fritch, Jim Vance. FOURTH ROW: Dick Krahl, Cliff Gauley, Virgil Curry, Larry Hoffman, Donny Pitman, John Rice, Earl Meredith, Albert Taets, Roger Zwicker. FIFTH ROW: Marty Johnson, George Zietler, David Lane, Bill Alexander, Norman Wakefield, Daryl Anderson, Donald Tomlinson, Dennis Johnston. Our Future Farmers of America's Homecoming float was driven fc, Jim Vance. Our theme was Wt 're Laying for Atkinson. The eggs the chickens laid were big, but we didn't win any prize. F. T. A. Leads The Way We held our first meeting of the school year at Coyne Center Grade School. We had a weiner roast before we elected officers. In November, we saw a film Not By Chance; and Mr. Clifford King led the following discussion. The students who visited Shimer College in Mt. Carroll then told about their trip. Our Christmas Party was held at Miss Lebermann’s home. The recreation included slides of Europe and Japan. At our March meeting, we saw the film Mike Makes His Mark. We had very good attendance at all three district meetings in Kewanee, Moline, and Rock Island. Jan- ice Christensen was elected attendance secretary of the Blackhawk Division of the Future Teachers of America. Students Give Orphan New Life! On the right we see a picture of Shin Yang Chun, who we adopted and cared for since February, 1956. When we adopted Shin, she was 11 years old and looked half starved, which she probably was. Today, at 14, she is small but is still growing. Shin lives in a house which we help finance and is going to school with our financial help. FIRST ROW: Martha Martens Nina Rhodenbaugh Gail Lindburg Karen Watson Pam Miller Carol Welsh Mary Rose Fitzpatrick SECOND ROW: Miss Lebermann, sponsor Eileen Davis Ruth Davis Mary Sommers Sandy Claeys Shirley Riddell. Secretary-T reasurer Judy Anderson, President THIRD ROW: Roger Johnson Marsha Slavish Carla Schutte Connie Schutte Mary Carol Alvin, Vice-President Janice Christensen David Pearson Georgia Adams Claudia Johnston OFFICERS: Marsha Vogler Claudia Johnston Carol Hayne Mrs. Trotter, sponsor Rose Mary Klingebiel Junior Class Play Green Grow The Onions A Success!! Dollars to doughnuts, Tommy Britton was just about the best bean grower in town. So there was some excitement when he gave up his weekly column of gardening tips in his Dad's newspaper, in order to be a Great Writer---With A Message. For the first time in years, he failed to enter his prize-winning peas and radishes in the annual county fair. Instead he sent off his story, Shakespeare's Onions, to a national magazine. Trouble developed when Tommy’s uncle, Thomas Britton, a Pulitzer Prize winning author arrived for a visit and announced he had just sent his latest story to the same magazine. The title? You guessed it.' From there on in, there was trouble a plenty. The Great Writer: Tommy Britton (Craig Miller) Aunt Minnie (Janice Christensen) and Mother (Judy Anderson) discuss a hectic day. BACKSTAGE CREW: Sandra Claeys, Bill Alex- Busy in the dressing room! ander; Dave Collier, Naomi Davis, Carol Hayne, and Marsha Slavish. Gladys (Georgia Adams), Flash (Bonnie White), and Stinky (Daye Ann Olson) find Tommy in an embaras- sing situation. Ouch! Tommy drops groceries on Uncle Thomas's (Dave Pearson) foot. Absent from this scene is Father (Steve Taylor). Skip (Vincent Carroll) , Mary (Marsha Slavish), Becky (Connie Schutte), Fuzzy (Dave Collier), Ruth (Barbara Gregory), and David (Harry Wilson) attend a big party at Tommy’s house. Our thanks to Mrs. Trotter, our director, who spent endless hours in making our plays possible. Senior Class Play - Clementine The first step toward a play is tryouts. Here we are reading for Mrs. Trotter. Our backstage cast--Nancy Taets, Da ye A. Olson, Marsha Slavish, Martha Martens, Naomi Davis, Barbara Gregory, and Sandy Claeys, In the dressing room. The playl—Judy Anderson and Oh Captain, My Captain- Jerry Juras listen to Clementine recites Georgia Adams, rehearse for speech contest. Directed by Mrs. Trotter Craig Miller tries to explain to Bonnie White why she can't play on the high- school football team. Nce Christensen and Judy Merson discuss the speech Imest. Bonnie White, Jim Foltz, David Collier, and Gail Lindberg discuss Clementine’s winning the speech contest. Abe Carter, it will be a long time before you taste another one of mv cherry pies, says Carol Hayne to David Pearson. Music Makes The G I R L S C H O R U S FIRST ROW: Bonnie White, Janet Henderson, Ruth Holcomb, Jean Sanquist, Janice Christensen, Cariti Rhodenbaugh, La Royce Hutchinson, Joyce Hutchinson, Charlene Kness, Gleyn Ann Douglass, Mary Rose Fitzpatrick, Judy Merdith, Naomi Davis, Gail Lindburg, Karen Tomlinson, Patty Zurcher, SECOND ROW; Carol De Greve, Jacklin Normoyle, Elaine Anderson, Diane De Greve, Betty Hauger, Janice Murray, Karen Watson, Theresa DeBackere, Mary Lou Sommers, Nina Rhodenbaugh, Ruth Davis, Claudia Johnston, Peggy Krahl, Marie Redecker, Nancy Tates. THIRD ROW: Mrs. King, Martha Miller, Connie Parchert, Mary Mindock, Jean Holtz, Dorothy Holcomb, Carolyn Ritchie, Eileen Davis, Martha Martens, Twila Larson, Barbara Bowen, Barbara Lane, Judy Zwicker, Diane Claeys, Connie Schutte, Jeanette Zimmer, Mary Carol Alvin, Barbara Gregory. FOURTH ROW: Rose Mary Klingebiel, Elaine Johnson, Nancy Cox, Joyce Swiger, Bette Doonan, Carol Cameron, Accompanist: Gary Clark. STANDING: Director-Mrs. King. AT THE PIANO: Accompanist - Rose Mary Klingebiel, Gary Clark. World Go Round! FIRST ROW: Darryl Anderson, Duane Dawson, Larry Harris, Keith Hayne, Leonard Dorothy, Eugene Martens, Dick Krahl, Daryl Chard, Gary Carlson, Mike Hutchins. SECOND ROW: Robert Tomlinson, Donald Tomlinson, David Pearson, Charles Kllcoin, Dean Dawson, Clifford Montgomery, Ed Zurcher, Gary Clark, Mayford Davis. THIRD ROW: Daryl Wright, Dave Miller, Terry Dawson, David Lane, Jim McConnell, Troy Hines, Larry Pearson, John Swiger, Mrs. King. Accompanist: Rose Mary Klingebiel. B O Y S C H O R U S ©ED SEXTET: Gary Carlson, Janice Christensen, Dave ’•«son, Mary Rose Fitzpatrick, Gary Clark, Twila Larson. GIRLS' SEXTET: Nina Rhodenbough, Carita Rhodenbough, Judy Meredith, Claudia Johnston, Rose Mary Klingebiel, Elaine Johnson. Its Music Leads The Parade” FIRST ROW: Gayle Huffman, James Neumann, Linda Holtz, Ronnie Koester. SECOND ROW: Char- lene Kness, Jeanne Sanquist, Keith Docherty, Clifford Gauley, Benny Kettering, Shirley Riddell, Karen Tomlinson. THIRD ROW: Roger Johnson, Harold Stark, Randle Dhaemers, Darryl Anderson, Keith Hayne, Gleyn Ann Douglass, Mary Rose Fitzpatrick, Rolland Johnson, Henry Dryoel, Robert Ramsey, Robert Jinks. FOURTH ROW: Bette Doonan, Richard Clarke, David Junchen, Sandra Claey Vonda Johnson, Mr. Sam Licocci. MAJORETTES: Roberta Turner, Marsha Slavish, Judy Meredith, Nancy Smith, Janeen Slavish. Of Many Activities FIRST ROW: Gary Clarke, Carol Hayne, Barbara Lane. SECOND ROW: John Hebbeln, Carita Rhodenbaugh, Connie Schutte, John Wilson, David Pearson, Eileen Davis. THIRD ROW: Robert Douglass, Dick Krahl, Larry Pearson, Terry Dawson, Eileen Milks, Dwayne Johnson, Eugene Linga- felter, Larry Stanton, Roger Zwicker. FOURTH ROW: Denny Dochterman, Larry Johnson. David Lane. FIFTH ROW: Carol DeGreve, Jacklyn Normoyle. OFFICERS: Connie Schutte, Publicity Chairman; John Hebbeln, Vice-President; Charlene Kness, Secretary-Treasurer; Terry Dawson, Rolland Johnson, Librarians; David Pearson, President; Robert Douglass, Librarian. Three Cheers For The Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Jean Holtz, Ruth Davis, Georgia Adams, Sandra Lingafelter. JUNIOR VARSITY: Shirley Miller, Marsha Vogler, Gleyn Ann Douglass, Diane DeGreve. Homecoming Parade A Success TPT IfvG LpHVjSfw FRESHMEN-We Struck up first. JUNIORS-We rolled in second. SENIOR-Float. BAND-Music Makers. SOPHOMORE-We landed third. JUNIOR HIGH-Strolling to victory. Georgia And Carl Reign Over Homecoming QUEEN Georgia Adams KING Carl Miller ATTENDENTS Seniors........Judy Jones Craig Miller Juniors........Nina Rhodenbaui John Hebbeln Sophomores . . Elaine Johnson Larry Spengler Freshmen. . . . Marsha Volger Kenny Schwarz Sherrard Royalty At The Dance King and Queen: Georgia Adams and Carl Miller. Mrs. Herbert Zwicker and the crownbearers, Kathy and Danny. Juniors Attendants: Freshmen Attendants: Sophomore Attendants: Nina Rhodenbaugh Marsha Vogler Elaine Johnson John Hebbeln Ken Schwarz Larry Spengler Craig Miller Backfield Dean Dawson Backfield Forty-Two Boys Go Out For Football FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 12 Annawan . . 13 Sherrard . . . 0 Sept. 19 Winola . . . 19 Sherrard . . . 0 Sept. 26 Alwood . . . 25 Sherrard . . . 0 Oct. 3 Joy 6 Sherrard . . . 6 Oct. 9 Cambridge . 41 Sherrard . . . 7 Oct. 17 Atkinson . . 33 Sherrard . . . 19 Oct. 24 Rockridge . 48 Sherrard . . . 6 Oct. 31 Orion. . . . 34 Sherrard . . . 7 Cliff Montgomery Backfield Chuck Kilcoin End Tommy Olson Guard David Ziemer Tackle Harry Wilson End Carl Miller Guard Michael Welsh T ackle Jim Winer Backfield Tommy Adams Guard V Bill Alexander Center Larry Spengler End FIRST ROW: David Ziemer, Larry Johnson, Larry Spengler, Dean Dawson, Jim Witter, Chuck Kilcoin, John Hebbeln, Craig Miller, Carl Miller. Cliff Montgomery. SECOND ROW: Rolland Johnson, mgr.; Mike Kale, Harold Davis, Mike Welsh, Bill Alexander, Larry Jones, Harry Wilson, Tom Olson, Bob Douglass, Tom Adams, Mr. Birkhead, assistant coach. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kuester, coach; Mike Hutchins, mgr.; John Slavish, Jerry Holland, MikeRind, Leonard Dorothy, Wayne Shirley, Ken Adams, Bob Docherty, Ken Schwarz, Tom Laktas, Bill Lemon, Mr. Jackson, assistant coach. FOURTH ROW: Mayford Davis, Hank Dryoel, Gerald Qualls, Larry Cederstrom, Daryl Chard, Jeffery Hickman, Keith Docherty, John Rice, Jim Dorr, Gary Carlson, Larry Hoff- man, John Wilson, Duane Dawson, mgr. JUNIOR VARSITY, Line: Chuck Kilcoin, Harold Davis, Tom Olson, Bob Douglass, Kenny Adams, Mike Welsh, Larry Jones. BACKFIELD: Leonard Dorothy, Larry Johnson, Larry Spengler, Larry Cederetrom. VARSITY, Line: Craig Miller, Dave Ziemer, Tom Adams, Bill Alexander, Carl Miller, Mike Welsh, Cliff Montgomery. BACKFIELD: Dean Dawson, Chuck Kilcoin, Jim Witter, John Hebbeln. Sherrard Second In Cornbelt % Aledo Tournaments JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Larry Johnson, Mike Hutchins, Charles Kilcoin, Keith Docherty, Larry Spengler, Bob Douglass, Duane Dawson, Mr. Kuester, coach. SECOND ROW: Eugene Martens, manager, Leonard Dorothy, Kenny Adams, Joe Tindall, Kenny Schwarz, Jeffery Hickman, Larry Rhodenbaugh, Mike Welsh, Larry Cederstrom, Tom Olson, John Slavish. VARISTY: FIRST ROW: Rolland Johnson, manager; Mr. Jackson, coach. SECOND ROW: rirnry’ Dick Sunbeck, Larry Spengler, Larry Jones, Dave Miller, David Lane, David Ziemer, John Hebbeln, To Adams, Charles Kilcoin, Bob Douglass, Duane Dawson. Mr. Jackson Directs Our Basketball Team Tom Adams Dave Ziemer Dave Miller 1ERRARD VISITORS 46. .New Boston. 67 43. .Alexis . 37 40. .Joy 52 45. .Cambridge . 27 69. .Atkinson . . 83 46. .Aledo. . . . 51 58. .Rockridge. . 40 65. .Winola . 55 50. .Orion. . . 49 57. .R. M. A.. 36 43. .Joy 52 35. .Alwood. . . 38 50. .Cambridge . 65 64. .Atkinson . 62 45. .Rockridge. . 47 64. .Winola . 59 75. .Orion. . . . 81 40. .Alwood . 54 66. .New Boston. 50 59. .R. M. A.. . 45 Dick Sunbeck Cliff Montgomery John Hebbeln Sherrard Follies Of 1958-59 Where are your dates? This is F.T.A.?? Shy aren’t they? We battled to a second place victory. Do you want to dance? Dress rehearsal. We did it again. Isn’t love grand? We Gave You Help In Many Ways BERNICE STROPES Coyne Center GEORGIA CAMPBELL Coyne Center KATHLEEN ADAMS Coyne Center JUANITA SCHUTTE Coyne Center MABEL ROBBINS Preemption HELEN SCHAECHTER Preemption RAMONA McMEEKAN Coyne Center ANNA HANEY Preemption ELLOISE LILLIMAN ELMER HULTGREN CURTIS McATEE MARY McATEE Junior High Junior High Junior High Junior High We’re Here To Help You Get A Start ORVILLE MINTEER Matherville MARY BATES Sherrard EVA SEITZ Sherrard CAROLINE ALVIN Sherrard DOROTHY ANDERSON Sherrard EDNA NIMRICK MARY JANE MOODY Swedona Swedona MYRTLE BAXTER Rural Eighth grade basketball team, cheerleaders, and coach. Seventh grade basketball team, cheerleaders, and coach Junior High Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: Wayne Johnson, Jim Laktas. SECOND ROW: Larry Flinn, Larry Mataject, Betty Alli- son, Eddie Brasmer, Gary Harder, Sandy DeBackere, Eugene Linga- felter, Mary Ann Lindburg, Roy Lee Cutler, Patty Redecker. THIRD ROW: Sandra Qualls, Bill Worth, Barbara Engholm, DeWayne Mc- Meekan, Dick Docherty, Judy Red- path, Charles Bowen, Janice Wright, John Perry, Joan McLaughlin. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Lovelace, Gregory Anderson, Darlene Bras- mer, Charles Lee, Donna Canida, Kenny Link, Bobbie Johnson, Hollis Beaver, Pamela Lindley, Danny Goulet. Junior High Seventh S Eighth FIRST ROW: Jeffrey Clarke, Rose- mary Seitz, Lois Frank, Eileen Frank, Dennis Seefieldt, Kenneth Nimrick, Mike Dawson, Dennis Mueller, David Goulet. SECOND ROW; Richard Jinks, Mrs. McAtee, Mike Pearson, Richard Clarke, Diane Rind, Judy Nye, Susan Bloom quist, John Skinner, Bill Epperly, Clifford McMeekan. THIRD ROW: Gregg Bloomberg, Randle Dhaemers David Junchen, Julia Shirley, Betty Jane Hamerlinck, Carol Christensen Carol Martens, Ronnie Krahl, Ches- ter Wynn. Junior High Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Jerry Johansen, John Wilson, Bill Kale, Rodney Krahl, Richard Engholm. SECOND ROW; Ronald Mayne, Albert Brasmer, Jeanie Dockerty, Daria Dhaemers, Sharon Lee, Mary Pitman, Mar- garet Lindberg, Charley Myers, Robert Onion. THIRD ROW: Mr. McAtee, Pamela Holley, Lola Patterson, Joyce Hughes, Nata- lie Cameron, Mary Carlson, Howard Frye, Eugene Main, Richard Johnston, James Whan, FOURTH ROW: Jennie Sims, Emma Holevoet, Marilyn Me- hall, Karen Foster, Delmar Crummy, Eugene Gillispie, Dennis Frye, Larry Young. Junior High Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Ronnie Ayers, Jerry Dickey, Jimmy McManus, Gary Tindall, Harold Martens. SEC- OND ROW: Harlan Rhodenbaugh, Patty Main, Connie Grant, Sharon Claeys, Sandra Hubbard, Diane Barry, Nancy Claeys, Leonard Ch- ard. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Lilliman, Gilbert Lingle, Bud Watson, Kirby Schmidt, John Cole, Freddie Juras, Bill Ziemer, Charles Hergert. FOURTH ROW: Gary Krahl, Tommy Slavish, Jack Spengler, Denny Doc- hterman, Judy Simmon, Judy Ann Milks, Letitia Klingebiel, Linda Holland. Sherrard Fifth And Sixth FIRST ROW: Robert De Greve, Mel- vin McMeekan, Clifford Harker, Dennis Erickson, Larry Pace, Rob- ert Cutler, Daryl Schiess, Richard Cutler. SECOND ROW; Carol Rho- denbaugh, Sandra Olson, Alene Tho- mpson, Jane Clarke, Linda Schue- ssler, Sharon Nye, Iona Hergert, Gerald Patterson, Kenneth Engholm. THIRD ROW: Eugene Pearson Greg- ory Frew, Richard Basala, Thomas Spengler, Edward Erickson, Cheryl Shepherd, Sharon Borst. Gary Adams, James Koester. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Eva Seitz, Gary Cameron, Ch- arles Monroe, James Mueller, Gary Nye, Linda Borst, Margaret Schues- sler, Leslie Johnson, Marvin Pace. Sherrard Fourth S Fifth FIRST ROW: Leon Borst, Ron- ald Dawson, Danny Shepherd, John White, Robin Basala, Keith Nichol, Ronald Cameron. SECOND ROW; Stephen Frew, Elaine Adams, Patricia Ander- son, Pamela Petty, Sharon Mu- eller, Linda Dawson, Shirley Wadsager, Jill McLaughlin. THIRD ROW: Lois Link, Waldo Miller, Roy Anderson, Joyce Kistler, Gerald Dawson, Raylee Miller, Mary Louise Kettering, Carita Ziemer, Ruth Ann Daw- son. FOURTH ROW: George Bloomquist, Terry King, Dwight Hergert, Suzanne Munson, Lois Klingebiel, Ronald Floyd, Pat- rick Hergert, Jerry Johnston, Mrs. Caroline Alvin. Sherrard Second S Third FIRST ROW: Jimmy Frye, Perry Wadsager, Steven Stockwell, Ricky Karlburg, Dale Pace, Larry Coulter, Kent Pearson, Bruce Bri- eby, Gary Dierolf. SECOND ROW: Jolene Hergert, Melodee Hubbard, Rosalie Cameron, Dianne Schalk, Janet DeGreve, Mary Miller, Bar- bara Whan, Sherry Hall, Dixie Hergert, THIRD ROW: Stephen Miller, Kenny Johnson, Mike Her- gert, Tommy Johnson, Tommy Thompson, Doris Kenney, Joyce Erickson, Howard Johnston, Hank Link, Teacher, Mrs. Catherine Bates, Dale Hergert. Sherrard First Second FIRST ROW: Michael Schalk, Elmer Risher, Jeffrey Dawson, Randy Brasmer, Billy Ander- son, Ronny Johnson, Kenneth Tomlinson, Albert Munson, Leslie Brasmer. SECOND ROW: Robbie Davison, Kenneth John- ston, Billy Young, Brett Mun- son, Linda Petty, Diane Rhoden- baugh, Polly Nice, Carolyn Young, David Cummings. THIRD ROW: Lyle Wadsager, Robert Koester, Barbara Floyd, Jo Nell Rhodenbaugh, Linda Sue Hall, Gregory Bush, Gary Holl- iday, Larry Engholm, Stanley Miller, Linda Brieby, Patricia Wilson. Teacher, Mrs. Doro- thy Anderson. Matherville Fifth % Sixth FIRST ROW: Mickey Hartman, Ri- chard Russell, Dennis Jansen, Dway- ne Robinson, Jimmy Carver, Dennis Qualls, Michael Collier, Michael Miller, James Collier. MIDDLE ROW: Kenneth Jacobs, Lynn Frye, Sandra Taylor, Rosalie Crocker, Judy Scovil, Linda Markley, Su- san Frye, Clarice Brasmer, Billy Rind, BACK ROW: Susan Laktas, Damaris Maynard, Kathleen An- derson, Linda Lindburg, Alice Ann Kness, Lynn Chard, David Taylor, Michael Anderson, Jo- seph Robinson, Mr. Minteer, Victor Miller. Matherville Third § Fourth FIRST ROW: Gary Cheek, Jim- my Adams, Raymond Hughes, Rickey Puckett, Wayne Mark- ley, Steven Rind. SECOND ROW: Frances Bousman, Sharon Ander- son, Lynn Sloan, Cynthia Taylor, Cathie Sloan, Linda Robinson, Patrice Maynard, Rhonda Hart- man, Janis Anderson, Corliss Miller. THIRD ROW; Stephen Puckett, Stanley Laktas, Rich- ard Anderson, Danny Janecke, Mrs. Ash, Leonard Carlstrom, Joey Lindburg, Frankie Adams, Bobby Basala. Matherville First § Second FIRST ROW: Danny Adams, Ly- le Manthe, Michael Vale, Roddy Hartman, Paul Mital, Stephen Slavish, SECOND ROW: Rex Ja- cobs, James Jordan, Wanda Mc- Intire, Sherry Hartman, Sally Brasch, Rozanne Bousman, Danny Frye, Wayne Sloan. THIRD ROW: John Collier, Peggy Hartman, Michael Frye, George Mehall, Lynda Adams, Gerald Crawford, Gerald Anderson, Michael Ander- son, Mrs. Kuester. Preemption Fifth Sixth FIRST ROW: Steven Zwicker, Al- len Holdsworth, Roger Francks, Richard Weihler, James Epperly, Ray L. Docherty. SECOND ROW: Jane Weihler, Nancy Hamer- linck, Irene Fritch, Mary Lou Verbeke, Patricia Wilson, Shirley Beck, Regina Dhaemers. THIRD ROW: Rose Marie Foster, Marilyn Zwicker, David Zwicker, Marian Miller, Sherry Whan, Mary Anita McManus, Barbara Mack, Richard Ash, John Hajostok, Jean Mc- Connell. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Robbins, Richard Huffstedtler, Jo- seph Docherty, Robert Cole, Mary Lee Bell, Russell Foster, Susan Smith, Jerry Parchert. Preemption Third Fourth FIRST ROW: Brian Zwicker, Larry Holevoet, Paul Barnett, Richard Albertson, Steve Mayhew, Brad Smith. SECOND ROW: Shirley Mack, Valerie Bloom, Joan Fri- tch, Carol Ash, Judith Martin, Jane LaDue, Norma Baker, Janice Hajostek. THIRD ROW; Danny Zwicker, Sandra Harris, Patricia Benton, Nancy McConnell, Steve Whan, Terry Harkey, Ralph Beck. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Anna Haney, David LaDue, Spike Bloom, Loren Zeitler, William Cole, Dane Mc- Caw, Charles Wiggins, Dennis Pitman, Karon Miller. Preemption First Second FIRST ROW; Jimmy Hajostek, Jay Hutchins, Danny Hamerlinck, Bi- lly LaDue, Michael Armstrong, John Bloom, John Benton. SEC- OND ROW: Isabelle Juras, Wini- fred Jones, Katherine Zwicker, Connie Johnson, Connie Tapscott, Deborah Seefieldt, Susie Hajo- stek. THIRD ROW: Michael Br- unk, Janet Verbeke, Leland Al- bertson, Rickey Gillispie, Lynn Harkey, Jeno Varadi, Tony Star- cevich, Linda Claeys. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Schaechter, Tommy Weihler, Hope Harkey, Vonnie Jean Bell, Annabelle Stumpf, Robert Beck, Barbara Smith, Gre- gory Wilson. Swedona Fourth, Fifth, And Sixth FIRST ROW: Paul Frank, Mich- ael Eddingfield, Dennis Larson, Richard Dochterman, Dennis Car- lson, William White, James Me- ars. SECOND ROW: Sheila Sec- ymore, Twyla Willis, Janet Wag- oner, Barbara Haile, Donna Ford, Janice Carroll, Evelyn Wagoner, Patricia Carroll. THIRD ROW; J. C. Willis, Lois Simmons, Jo- yce Simmons, Susanne Sommers, Delpha Anderson, Linda Mears, Patricia Nimrick, Linda Ford, Edward Sims. FOURTH ROW: Johnny White, Donald Wurth, Stephen Haile, Robert White, Ronald Schnowske, Kenneth Carlson, Lindell Cosney, Don- ald Simmon, Teacher, Mary Jane Moody. Swedona First, Second, And Third FIRST ROW: Ronald Gosney, Da- vid E. Haile, Gary Miller, Mary Skold, Walter Loquist, Larry Car- lson, David Simmons. SECOND ROW: Nancy Wagoner, Minnie Wurth, Lloyd Lee Ford, David Ford, La Nita Ford, Steven White, Daniel Haile, Mary Louise Carl- son, Diana McNeil. THIRD ROW: Sharon Larson, Richard Simmon, Thomas Carroll, Melody Wurth, Bruce Loquist, Steven Christensen, Deborah Skold, Kathleen Nimrick, Teacher, Mrs. Edna Nimrick. Rural Fourth, Fifth, And Sixth FIRST ROW: James Moller, Dean Adams, Gary Redecker, Herbert Schnoor, Larry Kurtenbach, Sam- my Ramsey, John Erickson. SEC- OND ROW: James Langston, Ivan Moller, Linda Fredell, Duane Wal- lin, Kristene Holland, Richard Ta ets, Judy Brasmer. THIRD ROW: Michael DeBackere, Janis Normoy- le, Carol Ann Watkins, Carol Sch- midt, Jeffery Langston, Michael Taets, Maurice DeBackere, Jane Wallin, Mrs. Baxter. Rural First, Second, And Third FIRST ROW: Kathryn Harper, Jef- fery Normoyle, Michael Harper, Ricky Kurtenbach, Ronald Wads- worth, Christopher Moller, Cyn- thia Yeater. SECOND ROW: Lar- ry Moller, Jon Holland, Monte Re- eder, Donald Goulet, Renee Goulet, Richard DeBackere, Gary Adams. Teacher-Mrs. David Coyne Center Fifth S Sixth FIRST ROW: Dale Roberts, Rich- ard Ayers, Vincenzo Gangemi, Rolleen Sorem, Daniel Whitley, Denny Hough. SECOND ROW: Janet Robb, Sandra Issaacson, Lawrence Mahaffey, DeWayne Flynn, John Robb, Kay Koester, Larry Thorson, Dennis Myers. THIRD ROW: Rebecca McLau- ghlin, Billie Truby, Christy Bunker, Dawn Healey, Kathy Whitley, Glenn Wilson, Ray- mond Humphrey. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Stropes, Gary Raatz, Jerry Vogler, Thomas McGuire, Terry White, Stanley Hill, Dick Nash, John Hoffman, Wayne Wardlow. Coyne Center Fourth Fifth FIRST ROW: Mike Foster, Teddy Rossiter. SECOND ROW; Judy Truby, Terry Lee Ornelis, Lou- edna Bunker, Linda Gavin, Con- nie Freeburg, Emma Le McLau- ghlin, Cindy Neels, Carolyn Ko- ester, Enid Weed. THIRD ROW: Christine Wynn, Sherry Hall, Ka- thleen Leffler, Carla Whitley, Di- ana Healey, Kathlon Wayne, Br- enda Butler, Patty Grant, Sandra Minton, Jean White. FOURTH ROW; Gregory Rowden, Larry Sh- irley, Carl Krahl, Richard Hough, Louis McCollom, Charles Hinton, Harold Watson, Larry Gregory, Mrs. Campbell. Coyne Center Third FIRST ROW: Robert Bickle, Ste- ven Krahl, Bruce Mandle. SEC- OND ROW: Linda Hendrix, Vir- ginia Heiar. Diana Fenton. Di- anne Mahaffey, Mary Nash, Li- nda Freeburg, Deborah Anderson, Gail Harbarger. 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