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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:

. THE IVY TOWER Sherrard High School Sherrard, Illinois Volume XXVI I960 DEDICATION The 1960 Ivy Tower Staff proudly dedicates the yearbook to Miss Joyce Lebermann, the yearbook advisor. Miss Lebermann came to Sherrard High in the fall of 1955. She teaches the vocational subjects--shorthand, typing, and book- keeping. It makes no difference how big or how small a problem anyone has, Miss Lebermann is always there with a smile and a helping hand. She devotes hours and hours of her time with the annual staff each year to see that a bigger and better yearbook is produced. Thank you, Miss Lebermann, for all the hard work, for all the patient understanding, and for the sweet disposition you have dis- played while working with us. SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL DAYS 26: 27: 28: 29: 4: 7: 10: 15: 17: 18: 22: 24: 25: 28: 2: 3: 5: 5-8: 9: 10: 12: 13: 14: 15: 16: 19: 20: 19-23: 21: 22: 23: 24: AUGUST 26: Today Sherrard High School was opened for the 1959-60 term. Some Freshmen and Juniors greeted it with smiles; but for the most part, the school was greeted with: Why does there have to be school? Golly, summer just started! Can you imagine studying again? and so on. The seniors arrived today to take their post as Almighty Seniors, 27: and the Sophomores came with them. School has really begun in earnest now. We met all the new teachers. After receiving assignments, we realized it was time to buckle down. 28: To beat the heat, classes were shortened and school was dismissed 29: at 1:00. SEPTEMBER 30: This was an all important day in the life of the freshmen. They were initiated into Sherrard High. We had a lot of fun, but oh, that smell! 31: Our first holiday. Labor Day, came today. Cheerleading try-outs were held this afternoon--it sure was hard to choose only eight with all those legs!! 2: All the High School students were instructed on how to drive pro- perly at the Safety Driving Show. Nancy, Troy, Miss Lebermann, and Mr. Upton were the guinea pigs. 6: What did you forget in P.E., Ruth H.? The State Inspectors spent the day with us looking over the school. 8-14: Hope they like it as much as we all do! !! That night, we won our first football game with R. M.A. 14-6. We celebrated at the 11: Soc-Hop sponsored by the sophomores. 16-20: Who let the mouse loose in 8th hour study hall? Today, a test fire drill turned out to be real. A fire broke out in the Home Economics room. Most of us were shot by Paul today--smile pretty! The smiles 23: soon wore off, though, because we lost our game with Alwood, 14-6. After the game, the coaches took Dean D. to the hospital and then Larry C. at 1:00 am with an appendicitis attack. 26: Chemistry students had long, sad faces as their chemistry text- books finally arrived. 27: OCTOBER The month didn’t start off too well as we lost our football game to Joy. . Members of the Ivy Tower staff accompanied Miss Lebermann 30: to Normal University for a Yearbook Staff meeting. The Frosh-Soph team seem to be doing better than the Varsity. They won a very exciting football game with Aledo, 12-6. The F.T.A. held their first meeting in the High School cafeteria. 1: This week the student body really got down to business studying for the first six weeks exams. The kids were well rewarded, however, because we won our football game with Cambridge, 4: 12-6, on Thursday. Today the teachers went to school. Guess they don’t know all the 7: answers to our questions. Our High School Band represented our school at Macomb’s annual 8: homecoming. The Frosh-Soph team won another game, 13-6. Winola was the underdog this time. Whose ring does Jackie N. have? 11: What Sophomore girl, who rides Tom LaDue's bus, wore her pa- 13• jamas to school? Today some of the F.H.A. members went to East Moline for a sectional meeting. Hope they had fun. The F.F.A. held their initiation in the gym. I hear they always have fun at their initiation!! 16: The Varsity football team allowed Atkinson a happy homecoming, losing 26-6. 18: The Frosh-Soph team did it again. This time we won over Orion, 20-13. Harvey F., do you like to model 7th grade cheer leading outfits? 20: What a relief--the Almighty Seniors were gone today to have their pictures taken - good luck Paul!! The remaining classes 22: were excused early for Faculty meeting. What a hectic week!! We were out every night getting the floats ready for the Homecoming parade. The newly formed Chemistry Club elected their officers tonight. We know you’ll do a good job as President, Duane. 28-30: All received the first edition of Tiger Talk printed by the Starlet F.H.A. Chapter. Tonight is the last chance to finish the floats. The King and 4: Queen were announced at the bonfire and pep meeting. Congratu- lations Judy and Dave! Elaine, what did Mrs. Rhodenbaugh 6: catch you doing at the junior float? Your secret is out! What a day!! It began to rain just as the parade was getting 7: lined up. The sun came out later, but the floats had already been spoiled. 9: The rain didn’t seem to drown our school spirit because we won over Rockridge 20-18. To celebrate our happy Homecoming” everyone danced to the music of John Payne and the Ambassadors. 13: Port Byron High School was host to a district F.T.A. meeting. The student body and faculty came to school today wide awake because of the extra hour of sleep gained ingoing back to Standard time. Rockridge thought they’d get back at us for our win on Home- coming. but our Frosh-Soph players surprised them by winning 19-0. Everyone spent most of the day gazing at their tuberculosis tests wondering if there would be a reaction. Janeen and Marty seem to like going around the halls hugging each other! At last the big day, for the Juniors--choosing class rings. The F.F.A. boys did a lovely job serving the F.H.A. Mother- Daughter Banquet--Fun and Happiness for All. The Varsity players have really had a tough month, and they just couldn’t keep up with Orion tonight. Afraid we lost 36-0. The rain didn’t help either. Over the week-end, many attended Halloween parties-, and a few pranks were played. NOVEMBER Paul came back to take some more annual pictures today. The Fresh-Soph, football team showed the good things to come by winning the Cornbelt Conference trophy. CONGRATULATIONS! Our Varsity won their last football game with Winola. After the i game, many stayed for the Sock Hop sponsored by the seniors. American Educational Week: The open house was postponed from Friday night to Monday night because of the snow. Everyone enjoyed the vacation on Veteran's Day. What a busy week! Everyone is studying for the second six weekj tests, and also the seniors are practicing and frantically learning their lines for the play. The Able Miss Cain was a great success. At our first basketball game of the season, we played Yates City here. I guess we were too enthused and excited because we lost 41-47. More practice, fellas! Thanksgiving Day! We started a four day vacation--a very wel- come relief. What happened to scare all the girls at your slumber party, Gleys Ann? Randle D. decided to join the football team at the close of the season during a pep meeting. Everyone came back to school wide-awake and rarln' to go after the long vacation. Wonder how long that spirit will last? DECEMBER At our basketball game, we lost to Alexis 44-43. Oh what one more basket could have done! Three cheers for Toni Hutchins— she was elected president of the Pep Club today. Both the Varsity and Jr. Varsity won their games with Joy. That made the coaches happy, didn't it Mr. Jackson and Mr. Upton? The F.H.A. Stailets held an Oyster-Chili supper at the high school. What lovely waitresses! We're very proud of our basketball teams. Both won their game, this time with Cambridge. There was an assembly today for the benefit of Explorer Scouts, but the whole student body was allows to attend. We kept up our winning streak--this time Atkinson lost, 38-23. The band held their annual Christmas concert tonight. Mr. Sullivan's doing a fine job directing our band. Another one of those handy faculty meetings--school was dis- missed at 1:32. We did it again—Sherrard 55, Rockridge 35. The F.T.A. held their Christmas party in the High School cafe- teria. I wonder what was in that punch!!! Guess it had to happen sooner or later! Our Varsity lost to Aledc 57-46. Our Jr. Varsity battled a tough game, winning by one point. The annual Christmas Chorus Concert attracted a crowd despite the cold. Sherrard High has such sweet voices!!! The long awaited day has finally come. Christmas vacation. Classes were dismissed at 1:30 for a party in the gym. All en- joyed Santa's (Mr. Upton's) visit and jokes. The year ended well for the Varsity--we beat Riverdale 48-35. Our Jr. Varsity also won their game. The Junior Varsity received fourth place in the Holiday Tourna- ment at Alexis. Our boys played gallant games up to the end. JANUARY Ready or not, we had to come back to five more months of hard studying before summer vacation. We cheered our team to victory over Orion in the first round ofr Cornbelt Tournament. What a night! We broke the record of seventeen defeats by de- feating AlWood, 38-30, and we also gained the ear of corn. For the first time in nine years, we won first place in the Cornbc 4 Tournament by defeating Winola, 54-48. CONGRATULATIONS FELLAS! Everyone is doing last minute cramming for the coming semeste tests. 19: We all had an unexpected vacation for two days because of a snow storm. Despite the snow, our Varsity went on to another victory—Joy 40, Sherrard 48. We all hated to see the Jr. Varsity lose. 22: We again kept the ear of com by defeating AlWood. The Jr. Varsity team also gained their little ear of com. 25: Good ole Paul came out today to take some more pictures for the annual. 27: Off to another tournament. This time to the Aledo Invitational. We won over Little York, 54-31. 29: We met AlWood again, but they fell to their third defeat before us, 60-50. 30: We played Aledo for the championship tonight, but even though we lost, the fellas played a great game. FEBRUARY 2: The Varsity kept their ear of corn by winning over Cambridge 48- 43. The Junior Varsity lost their ear of com. 5: The Junior Varsity lost another game, this time to Atkinson. The Varsity won theirs. 9: The Varsity won another game--guess there is no stopping our players once they get started. The Junior Varsity lost again— Rockridge 38, Sherrard 34. 11: Lovely, deep snow and no school! The Sweetheart Dance was also cancelled until the 18th of February. 12: Lincoln’s birthday and a welcome vacation. The holiday must have been too much for the Varsity because they lost their game with Winola 76-59. The Junior Varsity brought home a victory! 13: The Varsity won an exciting game with Riverdale 53-51. 15: Sherrard High had a good representation at the F.T. A. district meeting at Silvis. We sang the F.T. A. song twice for Miss Slusher. 16: The Varsity did it again--they won over Orion. Keep up the good playing. 17: The Chemistry Club had a lot of fun at their party! Who was that character with all the hats? 18: An assembly program was held today. Some of our students have real ability in jumping! Elaine and Larry were crowned king and queen of the Sweetheart Dance tonight, and then we all danced to the music of Frank Black and his Ambassadors. 19: The Varsity beat AlWood 55-35. This game won back our ear of com and clinched the Combelt for us. 23: The day all the Juniors have been waiting for—the class rings arrived! I suppose some of the owners won’t keep theirs very longl!!! The Varsity won their game with R.M. A. 58-27. 25: Snow again, and we got to go home at the end of fifth period. No one complained! 26: Another day off—the teachers went to Institute! 27: Some of our band members represented our school at the district music contest at East Moline. MARCH 1: Tonight is the first night in the Regional Tourney for Sherrard and we won over Rockridge 61-44. 3: We played Winola tonight in our second round of the tournament and won 69-62. Keep up the winning streak for tomorrow night when we play AlWood for the championship. 4: WE WON! WE WON! WE WON THE REGIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT!!! We won over AlWood in a thrilling three minute overtime 46-42. Congratulations to our wonderful play- ers! 7: We came back to school after a very hectic week of six weeks tests and after winning that very exciting game with AlWood. 9: We missed another day of school because of snow. 10: The big night for Sherrard! We played Galesburg in the tourna- ment. The Juniors took the Constitution test this morning. 11: The girls brought their favorite dates tonight—their dads--to Daddy-Date Night, sponsored by F.H.A. The final annual ship- ment was completed today. Were we busy! 15: Another Faculty meeting, and school was dismissed at 1:32. •2: All the many weeks of practicing and learning the lines paid off, because the H.S. Chorus Concert was a huge success. 13: The Future Farmers Banquet was held tonight—Fun and Food for All. 15: We all had fun at the Sophomore party tonight. APRIL 1: Lot of students fell for the April Fool's Day pranks!! 2: Seniors had their party tonight. Due to bad roads and weather, we did not have a large crowd for Mark Stevens. -8: Everyone is studying for the fifth six weeks tests and looking for- ward to the final six weeks. 15: Another vacation—this time it’s Good Friday. All are gening their Easter clothes and bonnets ready for Sunday. 18: No vacation today, because we had to make up one of the many days of vacation we had during the snowstorms this winter. 19: School was dismissed at 1:32 because of another Faculty meeting. 21: The Juniors are putting the finishing touches on their play — only one more day!! 22: The Juniors all knew their lines well, and their play, Big Hearted Herbert, directed by Mrs. Johnson, was a huge success. 25: It was hard to get up an hour earlier than usual because of Day- light Savings Time. 27: The Frosh-Soph went to Cambridge for their Cornbelt Track Meet. MAY St JUNE 3: The Cornbelt Track Meet for the Varsity was held today. The Home Economics girls showed some of the styles for the com- ing summer at the F.H. A. Style Show held at 2:30 in the school gym. 4: The band held their spring concert tonight, and the music was very pretty. 5: ' The Juniors are busily planning for the Junior-Senior Prom. 10: The chorus members practiced all day long at Cambridge for the annual Combelt Chorus Festival. It was very Inspiring to hear all the voices at once. 17: The Band Festival held tonight was enjoyed by all. 31-1: The students are happy to study for the last six weeks tests. Hope everyone passes!! The High School Baccalaureate Service was a very sacred and impressive one for the Seniors. Today is the last day of school; and for the seniors, it means going out into the world on their own with the knowledge they have gained at SHERRARD HIGH SCHOOL! Recorded by Elaine Johnson, Rose Mary Klingebiel, Carol Welsh, Nina Rhodenbaugh. These Students Guide the I960 Ivy Tower Staff Mary Sommers, Co-Editor; Carol Cameron, Co-Editor; Elaine Johnson, Assistant Editor; Rose Mary Klingebiel, Assistant Editor. Janet Borst, Subscriptions Manager; Jean Holtz, Advertising Manager; Elaine Anderson, Assistant Advertising Manager. Class Editors At Work This picture shows the Senior Class Editor, Sharon Gauley, and her assistants, Carol Welsh, Carol DeGreve, and Nina Rhodenbaugh. THE CLASS EDITORS: Peggy Krahl, Janet Henderson, Charlene Kness, Betty Hamerlinck, Connie Parchert, Carla Schutte, Lois Frank, Kathleen Slavish, and Rosemary Seitz. Fall to Spring the Annual Staff ADVERTISING STAFF-FIRST ROW: Nina Rhodenbaugh, Sharon Gauley, Carol Welsh. SECOND ROW: Bette Doonan, Connie Claeys, Elaine Johnson, Rose Mary Klingebiel. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Holcomb, John Swiger, Kenny Hoffman, and John Hebbeln. ADVERTISING STAFF-FIRST ROW: Mary Sommers, Elaine Anderson, Fred Moffitt, Carol Cameron. SECOND ROW: Ruth Davis, Dave Ziemer, Jean Holtz, Tom Adams, and Janice Murray. PLAY EDITOR: Carol Welsh GRADE SCHOOL EDITORS: Janice Murray and Diane Claeys. Works Against Deadlines This picture shows our Sports Editor, Ruth Davis, and her assistants--Elaine Anderson and Pat Lingafelter working on their section of the yearbook. These people were in charge of the following pages: Sports, Cheerleaders, and Homecoming. Fred Moffitt, our school photographer, has taken many of the pictures you see in our yearbook. Here we see him taking a picture of our editors--Mary Sommers and Carol Cameron who are plann- ing a yearbook page with the help of their advisor, Miss Leber - mann. The annual staff would like to thank everyone who helped in any way to make this year's IVY TOW- ER a success. MUSIC EDITORS: Jeanne Sanquist and Gleyn Ann Douglass. Band Goes Onward to Music FIRST ROW; Jim Neumann, Ronnie Koester, Charlene Kness, Jeanne Sanquist, Larry Neal. SECOND ROW: Janice Murray, Harold Stark, Randall Dhaemers, Ro- ger Johnson, Linda Holtz, Letitia Klingebiel, Judy Milks, Daria Dhaemers, Carol DeGreve. THIRD ROW: Gleyn Ann Douglass, Henry Dryoel, Rolland Johnson, Bob Ramsey, Bob Jinks, Judy Simmons, Jeanie Docherty. Roger Zwicker, Eugene Linga felter. FOURTH ROW: Nina Rhodenbaugh, Bette Doonan, Richard Clarke, David Junchen. MAJORETTES: Rosemary Seitz, Janeen Slavish, Judy Meredith, Roberta Turner, Pam Lindley. Under A New Director FIRST ROW: Garry Clarke, Barbara Lane, Eileen Davis. SECOND ROW: Ca- rita Rhodenbaugh, Jeffery Clark, Jim Whan, Dennis Carlson, Benny Ketter- ing. THIRD ROW: Bob Douglass, Dick Krahl, Wayne Johnson, Mary Rose Fitzpatrick, Karen Tomlinson, Jenny Sims, Larry Stanton, Alene Thompson, Darryl Anderson, Alice Sherer. FOURTH ROW: Charles Lee, Denny Dochter- man. OFFICERS: Mr. Sullivan, Director; Charlene Kness, Librarian; Carita Rhodenbaugh, Vice-President; Bob Doug- lass, President; Nina Rhodenbaugh, Secretary-Treasurer, Benny Kettering, Publicity Chairman; absent, Terry Dawson, Librarian. Music Makes the Heart to Sing Marching at the Homecoming Parade The year 1959-1960 was a very good year for the band. The band started out by leading the Homecoming Parade with the march music it is so well noted for, and later that night the ban j presented a musical-marching show at the half of our football game. Besides playing for the pep meetings this year, the band also sponsored a tra- veling pep band that went along with the pep club to all football games away from home. During the basketball season, it provided enter- tainment at the games. On February 26, ten ensembles and solos went to East Moline to par- ticipate in the district music contest. Two of these entries went on to the state contest at Normal. The band as a whole entered the dis- trict contest on April 2. On May 4, many people heard our spring concert. To conclude a successful year, the band provided the music for commencement exercises in May. SHERRARD HIGH SCHOOL PEP BAND The picture to the right shows Mrs. King, our chorus director, and her two accompanists Rose Mary Klingebiel and Garry Clarke. The chorus provided many hours of happy listening for our school this year. At open house, a group of boys called the Tuesday Tunesters” sang. At Christmas time, a concert of holiday music was presented which included several special numbers. As soon as Christmas was over, Mrs. King began to get ready for the spring concert and festival. On March 22, the concert was given, and on May 10, the chorus participated in theCombelt Music Festival. Besides concerts, there have been many special groups selected from the chorus members who sang at various functions. The chorus finished their musical year by having a special ensemble sing at Baccalaureate. We Sing a Song to Cheer You BOYS' CHORUS - FIRST ROW: John Swiger, Randle Dhaemers, Richard Clarke, David Junchen, Larry Harris, Mrs. King. SECOND ROW: Darryl Anderson, Gary Harder, Mayford Davis, Larry Hoffman, Leonard Dorothy, Mike Welsh. THIRD ROW: Daryl Wright, Bob Tomlinson, Eugene Martens, Daryl Chard, Kenneth Adams, Terry Dawson, Ed Zurcher. FOURTH ROW: Don Tomlinson, Keith Hayne, Chuck Lee, Dick Krahl, Garry Clarke, Jim McConnell. Mary Lou Sommers, Elaine Johnson, Rose Mary Klingebiel, Mary Rose Fitzpatrick, Gleyn Ann Douglass, Judy Meredith, Karen Watson, Carita Rhodenbaugh, Nina Rhodenbaugh. With a Song in Our Hearts GIRLS’CHORUS - FIRST ROW: Barbara Bowen, Jeanne Sanquist, Nancy Cox, Pam Lindley, Charlene Kness, Gleyn Ann Douglass, Judy Zwicker, Marsha Vogler, Mary Rose Fitzpatrick, Judy Meredith, Diane Claeys. SECOND ROW: Mrs. King, Juliann Redpath, Mary Ann Lindberg, Bonnie Tatman, Betty Hauger, La Royce Hutchinson, Joyce Hutchinson, Carita Rhodenbaugh, Nina Rhodenbaugh, Pam Miller, Patty Zurcher, Sandra Lovelace, THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Sommers, Diane De Greve, Toni Hutchins, Eileen Davis, Mary Jane Mindock, Sandra Qualls, Karen Tomlinson, Patty Hintermeister, Marie Redecker, Barbara Lane, Eileen Milks, Carolyn Ritchie, Ruth Holcomb. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Johnson, Martha Miller, Connie Parchert, Theresa De Backere, Karen Watson, CarolMartens, Janice Wright, Carol Christensen, Rosemary Seitz, Lois Frank, Julia Shirley, Bette Doonan. FIFTH ROW: Rose Mary Klingebiel, Dorothy Holcomb, Jean Holtz, Ruth Davis, Janice Murray, Jackie Normoyle, Susan Bloomquist, Carol De Greve, Peggy Krahl, Janet Hen- derson, Joyce Swiger, Carol Cameron. TUESDAY TUNESTERS: Richard Clarke, David Junchen, Randle Dhaemers, Garry Clarke, Jim McConnell,-Bob Tomlinson, Dick Krahl, Keith Hayne, Daryl Wright, Chuck Lee, Darryl Anderson, Don Tomlinson, Absent. Future Teachers of America— Quest for Quality” The Sherrard Chapter of the Future Teachers of America, a group of thirty members, first met on October 5 electing as officers: Nina Rhodenbaugh, President; Carol Welsh, Vice-President; and Rose Mary Klingebiel, Secretary-Treasurer. We were honored to have Miss Joyce Lebermann and Mrs. Juanita Schutte as our sponsors. At our monthly meetings held at Sherrard High School, we saw the films Skippy and the 3 R's, We Choose Teaching-about Illinois State Normal University, and A Desk for Billie. Our Northwest Regional Meeting was held at Port Byron this year. We enjoyed the film And Gladly Teach' which was shown in the morning session. We had a lunch at noon followed by a short afternoon meeting. We won an award at this meeting for having the most boys present--a book on rockets and jets. We were host for the first Blackhawk Division Meeting at which over two hundred future teachers attended. i Many of us attended the two other district meetings at Silvas and Cambridge. - FIRST ROW; Rosemary Seitz, Mary Sommers, Lois Frank, Janet Henderson, Elaine Anderson, Nina Rhoden- baugh, Rose Mary Klingebiel, Carol Welsh, Carol Christensen, Sandra Lovelace. SECOND ROW: Julia Shirley, Karen Watson, Betty Hamerlinck, Mary Rose Fitzpatrick, Elaine Myers, Carla Schutte, Eileen Davis, Peggy Krahl, Pamela Miller. THIRD ROW: Carol DeGreve, Ruth Davis, Toni Hutchins, Larry Harris, Ronald Peterson, Garry Clarke, Roger Johnson, John Swiger, Diane DeGreve, Betty Doonan. We Missed Many Days of School Because of Snow Homes of Tomorrow in the Hands FIRST ROW: Elaine Johnson, Rose Mary Klingebiel, Jean Holtz, Sharon Gauley, Nina Rhodenbaugh, Elaine Myers, Mary Rose Fitzpatrick, Carol DeGreve, Elaine Anderson, Carol Cameron, Mary Lou Sommers, Mrs. Burgess. SECOND ROW: Carla Schutte, Ruth Davis, Connie Claeys, Diane Claeys, Janice Murray, Karen Watson, Jeanne Sanquist, Carol Manthe, Alice Verbeke, Nancy Cox, Judy Wolf, Doris Anthony, Gloria Talley, Virginia Riley. THIRD ROW: Mary Lingafelter, Mary Hayostek, Carol Welsh, Janeen Slavish, Marcia Surr, Shirley Miller, Teresa Juras, Roberta Turner, Ruth Holcomb, Mary Mindock, Peggy Krahl, Barbara Bowen. FOURTH ROW: Gleyn Ann Douglass, Sue Starcevich, Judy Meredith, Ruthann Beaver, Bette Doonan, Kay Unger, Loretta Ziemer, Patty Lingafelter, Dorothy Holcomb, Florence Carver, Janet Henderson. F.H.A. OFFICERS: Carol Cameron, President; Jean Holtz, Vice-President; Elaine Anderson, Sec- retary ; Sharon Gauley, Recreation Chairman; Diane Claeys, Projects Chairman; Jeanne Sanquist, Treasurer; Ruth Holcomb, Degree Chairman; Shirley Miller, Public Relations Chairman; Bette Doonan, Pianist; Janeen Slavish, Historian; Carol DeGreve, Parliamentarian. of the Youth of Today FIRST ROW: Diane Rind, Bobbie Sue Johnson, Toni Hutchins, Judy Zwicker, Betty Hauger, Barbara Lane, Eileen Milks, Charlene Kness, Marsha Vogler, Carolyn Ritchie, Connie Parchert. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rhodenbaugh, Judy Redpath, Pam Lindley, Kathleen Slavish, Lois Frank, Joyce Hutchinson, LaRoyce Hutch- inson, Mickey Turner, Sylvia Sunbeck, Pamela Miller, Betty Logston, Eileen Davis. THIRD ROW: Patty Redecker, Sandra Qualls, Carol Martens, Sandra Lovelace, Linda Holtz, Margo Zeitler, Janet Link, Margie Mehall. Karen Tomlinson, Virginia Baker, Mary Ann Lindburg, Joan McLaughlin, Barbara Dorway. FOURTH ROW: Theresa DeBackere, Sharon Koester, Betty Jane Hamerlinck, Julia Shirley, Janice Wright, Carol Christensen, Garita Rhodenbaugh, Rosemary Seitz, Diane DeGreve, Bonnie Tatman, Sandra DeBackere, Barbara Engholm, Joyce Swiger. F.H.A. OFFICERS: Carolyn Ritchie, President; Judy Zwicker, Projects Chairman; Eileen Milks, Parliamentarian; Marsha Vogler, Treasurer; Betty Hauger, Degree Chairman; Toni Hutchins. Recreation Chairman; Barbara Lane, Song Leader; Connie Parchert, Secretary; Charlene Kness, Public Relations Chairman. Activities of F.H.A. for the Year Installation of Officers Mrs. Rhodenbaugh and Mrs. Burgess at the Fall Rally at East Moline High School. Mother-Daughter Banquet. Miss Morford, speaker at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Some of the other activitites of the F. H. A. during the year of 1959-1960 are: (1) We had a float in the Homecoming Parade. (2) We helped sponsor the Sweetheart Dance. (3) We planned and served the Father-Son Banquet. (4) We sold loyalty pens, re- fills, and pennants. (5) We sent delegates to F.H.A. Camp. (6) Carolyn Ritchie was elected Section 10 Treasurer at the Fall Rally. Mother-Daughter Tea and Style Show. Elaine and Larry Reign Over I960 Sweetheart Dance Elaine Anderson, Queen of the 1960 Sweetheart Dance, was crowned by Harvey Fritch who is president of F.F.A. Carol Cam- eron, president of the senior chap- ter of F.H. A., crowned our Sweet- heart King, Larry Spengler. Their attendants were Betty Doonan and Don Ray Brown, seniors; Linda Adams, a sophomore; and Virgil Kain, a junior. F. F. A. Works Hard in 1959-60 FIRST ROW: Ed Wahlberg, Jim Neumann, Larry Spengler, Harvey Fritch, Chuck Kilcoin, Mr. Gregory, Rol- 1 and Johnson. SECOND ROW: Larry Hoffman, Leonard Dorothy, Virgil Kain, Jim Dorr, Dick Docherty, Bill Epperly, Wayne Johnson, David Cather. THIRD ROW: Bob Tomlinson, Daryl Wright, Cliff Gauley, Virgil Curry, Amie Parchert, Albert Taets, Jim Vance, Martin Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Norman Wakefield, Bob Docherty, Don Ray Brown, Troy Hines, Mike Welsh, Ken Hoffman, Wayne Wadsworth, Ronnie Flynn. FIFTH ROW: Dick Krahl, Darryl Anderson, Wendell Peterson, Ronnie Krahl, Don Pitman, Kenny Carver, Roger Zwicker, Charlie Fritch, Kenny Nimrick. F.F.A.OFFICERS: Ed Wahlberg, Secretary;Harvey Fritch, President; Jim Neumann, Vice-President; Rolland Johnson, Reporter; Chuck Kilcoin, Sentinel; Larry Spengler, Treasurer. F.F.A. Participates in Many Activities in I960 Our Float in the Homecoming Parade: We Will Clean F.F.A. Section Winners: Rolland Johnson-Swine Winner; Their Plow. Jim Neumann-Sheep Winner. Farm Planning Contest Winners: 1st Place-Harvey Fritch, 2nd Place-Arnold Parchert, 3rd Place Edward Wahlberg. We reigned as King and Queen of the F.F.A. and F.H.A. Sweetheart Dance. Land Judging Winner: Charles Fritch. Some other Activities for the Year of 1959-1960 are: (1) Serve Mother- Daughter Banquet; (2) Father-Son Banquet; (3) Judging Contest. The Junior Class Play - The Unguided Miss- Spoiled and jealous, Susan Bryce's trouble begins with the arrival of a beautiful and unspoiled Italian exchange student, Lucia, to live with the Bryces. Lucia not only gets straight A's in school compared to Susan's flunking grades, but she takes Susan's old boyfriend. This is too much for Susan and she tells her mother that either Lucia must leave or she will. Lucia says that she will go but a change of heart on Susan's part makes her stay with the Bryces and become very close to Susan. Our cast included Carol DeGreve, Bette Doonan, Larry Harris, Judy Meredith, Cliff Montgomery, Larry Pearson, Nina Rhodenbaugh, Sue Starcevich, John Swiger, and Carol Welsh. Quiet! Artist at work. Backstage: Connie Claeys, Dorothy Holcomb, Karen Watson, Jim Mehall, Rolland Johnson, Roger Johnson, Jean Holtz. John’s flat coke. The two eavesdroppers, Carol DeGreve and Sue Starcevich. s the Last Play Directed by Mrs. Trotter at Sherrarc Bette Doonan tries to talk neighbors into taking an exchange student. Why such a puzzled look on Nina's face? Different ways of passing time. Mr' iii'- Judy Meredith kissing her adopted American father, John Swiger. Roger Johnson and Jean Holtz deciding what to do with the piano. Spoiled daughter, Nina Rhodenbaugh, discussing Lucia's going out with her ex-boyfriend. Senior Class Play Was a Riot! Carol DeGreve and Cliff Montgomery in The smug-looking, rich, old Where'sFifi? a tight spot. aunt. (Sue Starcevich) Mary Sommers and her son Virgil Curry, The maid and her tea cart - Nina Rhodenbaugh. The Able Miss Cain” Directed by Mr. Van Horn Waiting for time to go on. The young hypnotist--Larry Harris. Aren't we sweet? Ruthann Beaver and Elaine Anderson studying their lines. Judy Meredith and Virgil Curry enjoying them- selves. The adoring teenage girl. (Jackie Normoyle and Harvey Fritch) We worked behind the scenes. ( Karen Watson, Rolland Johnson, Roger Johnson, and Dorothy Holcomb) Victory And Dance Added Up to QUEEN: Judy Meredith KING: Dave Ziemer Last year's queen, Georgia Adams, and her escort, Harr Wilson, ATTENDANTS Seniors Jean Holtz Tom Adams Juniors Rose Mary Klingebiel Bob Docherty Sophomores Kathleen Slavish Jim Dorr Freshmen Lois Frank Bill Epperly A Successful Homecoming Class of ’60 First Again Teach Them a Lesson Junior Float--Third Place It Was Time for a Victory Freshman Float--Honorable Mention Our float was appropriate for the weather. Senior Float--First Place We marched in the rain. The Rockridge Rockets fell. Jr. High Float--Second Place It was a happy victory. Sophomore Float--Honorable Mention FIRST ROW; Kenny Schwarz, Mike Welsh, Larry Jones, Tom Olson, Bob Docherty, Dean Dawson, Tom Adams, Bob Douglass, Cliff Montgomery. SECOND ROW: Larry Cederstrom, Dave Ziemer. Larry Spengler, Terry Daw- son, Chuck Kilcoin, Larry Johnson, Harold Davis, Kenny Adams. THIRD ROW: Mr. Upton, coach; Gary Carlson, Wayne Shirley, Bob Jinks, Harold Stark, Daryl Chard, Duane Dawson, Keith Docherty, John Wilson, Virgil Kain, Mr. Jackson, assistant coach. FOURTH ROW; Mike Hutchins, Bill Epperly, Terry Myers, Ronnie Krahl, Gerald Qualls, Holly Beaver, Jim Dorr, Gerald Holland, Mike Adams. FIFTH ROW; Mike Kale, Dick Docherty, Eugene Lingafelter, Mayford Davis. Larry Hoffman, Leonard Dorothy, Danny Eidet, Bill Reedy, John Swiger, Gary Harder SIXTH ROW: Managers: Eugene Martens, Jim Mehall, Edward Zurcher. Fresh - Soph Are New Cornbelt Champions VARSITY, Line: Chuck Kilcoin, Dave Ziemer, Tom Adams, Bob Douglass, Mike Welsh, Tom Olson, Bob Doch- erty. BACKFIELD: Kenny Schwarz, Dean Dawson, Terry Dawson, Larry Spengler. Larry Johnson, Larry Ceder- strom, Cliff Montgomery, Larry Jones. New Coach, Mr. Upton, CHUCK KILCOIN Right End KENNY SCHWARZ Right Halfback DEAN DAWSON Right Halfback TOM iDAMS Right Guard LARRY JONES Left Tackle DAVE ZIEMER Right Tackle Improves Varsity Record HAROLD DAVIS Tackle LARRY CEDERSTROM Fullback LARRY SPENGLER Fullback CLIFF MONTGOMERY Left Halfback Sept. 18 R.M.A. . . . 6 Sherrard. . 14 Sept. 25 Alwood. . . . 14 Sherrard. . 6 Oct. 2 joy . 26 Sherrard. . 7 Oct. 8 Cambridge . . 6 Sherrard. . 12 Oct. 16 Atkinson . . . 19 Sherrard . . 6 Oct. 23 Rockridge . . 18 Sherrard . . 20 Oct. 30 Orion. . . . . 34 Sherrard. . 0 Nov. 6 Winola . . . . 7 Sherrard. . 26 BOB DOCHERTY Left End BOB DOUGLASS Center LARRY JOHNSON Quarterback The Cornbelt Tournament Dave Ziemer Dave Miller Cliff Montgomery Yates City 47 Sherrard 41 Alexis 44 Sherrard 43 J°y 40 Sherrard 49 Cambridge 41 Sherrard 45 Atkinson 23 Sherrard 38 Rockridge 35 Sherrard 55 Ale do 57 Sherrard 46 Riverdale 39 Sherrard 48 Winola 35 Sherrard 37 Orion 49 Sherrard 60 Joy 40 Sherrard 48 Alwood 48 Sherrard 51 Cambridge 43 Sherrard 48 Atkinson 54 Sherrard 57 Rockridge 36 Sherrard 55 Winola 76 Sherrard 59 Riverdale 51 Sherrard 53 Orion 43 Sherrard 61 Alwood 35 Sherrard 55 R.M.A. 27 Sherrard 58 Larry Jones Larry Johnson Conference Champs of ’59 and ’60! VARSITY: Eugene Martens, Manager , Larry Johnson, Cliff Montgomery. Chuck Kilcoin, Gary Carlson, Mike Hutchins, Dave Ziemer, Dave Miller, Larry Jones, Tom Adams, Larry Spengler, Bob Douglass, Duane Dawson, Edward Zurcher, Manager; Mr. Upton, Assistant Coach; Mr. Jackson, Coach; Absent, Jim Mehall, Manager. JR. VARSITY-FIRST ROW: Bill Lemon, Eugene Lingafelter, Ronnie Krahl, Coach Upton. John Slavish, Bill Epperly, Leonard Dorothy. SECOND ROW: Kenny Adams, Randle Dhaemers, Kenny Schwarz, Kenny Carver Keith Docherty, John Rice, Bill Reedy, Mike Welsh, Larry Cederstrom. They Cheered Us on to Victory! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Gleyn Ann Douglass, Pat Lingafelter, Ruth Davis, and Jean Holtz. JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Mary Ann Lindburg, Marsha Vogler, Charlene Kness, and Joyce Hutchinson. Students and Faculty Having Fun Comfortable? Sent by a friend! Does your mustache tickle? Touchdown Twins-Mr. Upton and Mr. Jackson Pam Lindley, Jim Morehead, Juliann Redpath a Initiation. Sullivan, Mr yhat pretty legs! Mr. Van Horn, Salazar at Initiation. Science Physical Education This picture shows Mr. King's Chemistry class working a pro- blem. Chemistry, a subject of- fered at Sherrard High, is a science dealing with the compo- sition of materials and the changes in composition which these materials undergo. Physics, another science taught at Sherrard High, deals with matter, energy, and phys- ical changes in matter. It is often divided into major units such as mechanics, heat, sound, light, electricity, and nuclear physics. General Science is still an- other science offered at our school. It is a phase of learning which crosses through all of the sciences, from Agriculture to Chemistry. This subject is re- quired for all freshmen to give them a working knowledge of the phenomena of science. Biology, a science required for all sophomores, is a study of plants, animals, man, and bor- der-line organisms. It deals with the physical make-up of all living things. It helps the students to recognize some of our problems in conservation. A Physical Education class is a time for sports and games, dancing, skill tests, stunts, and tumbling. Physical Education is a time for learning. A strong and healthy body is needed for strenuous activities. In your Physical Education class, you can learn how to keep your body fit for work and play. You can learn to move freely and easily so that you will stand straighter. look better, and to be able to work and play without unneces- sary strain. You also learn to play safe- ly and prevent injury to your- self and others. The vigorous activity of play releases tensions and is important in keeping your mind and emotions healthy. Your Physical Education class is a good place to learn more about other people. As you lose or win games, you have a chance to prove sportsmanship. You soon discover that the best teams are made up of people whc work together. Boys' and Girls' Physical Ed- ucation is a required subject at Sherrard High. Business Subjects This picture of Cookie Beaver and Mtke Hutchins is taken in the Geography class of our school. In Geography we study how the climate, location, terrain, and rainfall af- fect people and the way they live. Another social study offered by our school is World History. It consists of a study of civilization from earliest times to the present time with a strong emphasis given to geographical settings. It shows us that many of the things we have today have evolved from the early ages. United States History consists of a study of our country from its early beginning in Europe to the leading world power it is today. By state requirement. United States History is compulsory for all students in the junior class. By recent state legis- lation. in order to graduate from high school, each student must pass a written examination on the United States Constitution, the State Con- stitution. the Declaration of Inde- pendence, the Australian ballot system, and the care of the flag. In Modern Problems, a course open only to seniors, we study cur- rent social, economic, and politi- cal problems. Most of our informa- tion is obtained from current publi- cations. Studies This picture shows Fred Moffitt, Tom Adams, and Don Ray Brown working a bookkeeping problem. Bookkeeping is a subject helpful to all students who will have to keep reports and records for their own business or for a company that hires them. In addition to Bookkeeping, our school offers Typing I and II to all juniors and seniors wishing to take it. It is believed that most students should take at least one year of typ- ing. and those planning to use it in their vocation should take twoyears. Shorthand, a class open to sen- iors. is recommended to boys and girls interested in secretarial work. One year of typing is required be- fore Shorthand can be taken. Business English, still another commercial subject offered at our school, prepares us for the business world. In this class, we learn to use the correct business terms and the proper English in writing busi- ness letters. Vocational Agriculture Vocational Homemaking This picture shows the Soph- omore class, under the super- vision of Mr. Duane Gregory, looking at soil samples. Land judging is the main phase of Sophomore Agriculture. There is four years of Agri- culture offered atSherrard High. The phases of work commonly covered is: classroom work; supervised farm practice work; farm mechanics; extra curricu- lar activities. The four-year course covers animal husbandry, field crops and soils, marketing, rural econ- omics. farm accounting, and management. The course is set up so that the boys receive background material the first two years, and the last two are spent studying fine points such as farm plan- ning and income taxes. This picture shows Mrs. Burgess’s Home Economics class busy at work. Our school offers three yean of Home Economics to high school girls. In our homemak- ing classes, emphasis is given to many phases of home and family living: child develop- ment; clothing--selection and construction; consumer prob- lems; family relationships; hom management; management of time, money, and energy;meal planning and safety first. Home Economics allows stu dents to acquire skills and know edges which prepare them to become better family members today and homemakers tomor- row. Mathematics This picture shows Miss Barnes' Algebra I class solving an equation. Freshman are given a choice of tak- ing Algebra I or practical Math. Trigonometry, Geometry, and Algebra II are also offered. Any student wanting to go into engineering or any field where advanced math is needed is advised to take Algebra II and Trigonometry. Shop This picture shows Mr. Junchen explaining the operation of one of the more complicated machines in our Shop at Sherrard High to Eugene Martens, Jeff Hickman, Larry Rhodenbaugh. Four years of shop is offered at our school. Freshman and Sophomores are given a background for the more advanced years. Junior and Senior Shop develops more technique and skill. The Sherrard Industrial Arts Department is rated the number one shop in the rural area. Languages This picture shows Mrs. Johnson's Freshman English Class hard at work. Three years of English is required for all students at Sherrard High. These three courses help students read and write clearly and effectively. Approximately half the class time is given to literature and a like amount to grammar and composition. Usually this work is alternated. Students that are college bound are advised to take English IV in their Senior year. This includes a stiff review course in grammar, a research paper, and survey of English literature. Latin, a subject also taught at Sherrard High, gives students a better background for English. It also teaches how the life of the ancient Romans has affected our present life. Drivers’ Training Mr. Upton is getting ready to take Mickey Turner and Larry Johnson for a driving lesson. We have had Drivers’ Training in our school for three years. The two most important objectives of Driver Education are to develop the proper attitudes for driving and to give students experience driving under the supervision of a trained adult. The car the students are trained in is equipped with dual controls. Driver Education is an important way of reducing traffic accidents. In our complex traffic society, people must be taught safe habits and practices. Our students develop a concern for the rights and safety of others. Student Council-We Lead the Way From Left To Right: Keith Docherty, Kenny Nimrick, Tom Olson, Peggy Krahl, Sandra Lovelace, Rol- land Johnson, Marsha Volger, Jean Holtz, Bob Douglass, Carol Welsh. Top Ten—We Head Our Senior Class FIRST ROW: Karen Watson, Ruth Ann Beaver, Mary Rose Fitspatrick. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Sommers, Carol Welsh, Nina Rhodenbaugh, Sharon Gauley. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Peterson, Janeen Slavish, Harvey F rite h. Honors Go to the Following Students Girls' State, Betty Crocker Homemaker Awards: Highest Magazine Salesmen: RuthDavis, Patty Lingafelter Carol Welsh S.A.R. and D.A.R. Awards: Johnny Hebbeln, Carol Welsh Outstanding Band Member: Rolland Johnson PERFECT ATTENDANCE AS OF MARCH 1 UAL. Boys' State Delegates: and Johnson Harvey Fritch, Roll- FRESHMEN Bloomquist, Susan Bowen, Charles Clarke, Jeffrey Clarke, Richard Cutler, Roy DeBackere, Sandra Dhaemers, Randle Epperly, William Frank, Lois Goulet, Danny Johnson, Wayne Laktas, James Lindburg, Mary Ann Lingafelter, Eugene Link, Kenneth McLaughlin, Joan Nimrick, Kenneth Seitz, Rosemary Wright, Janice SOPHOMORES II-Baker, Virginia Davis, Eileen Davis, Maurice II-Davis, Mayford II-Dorothy, Leonard II-Fritch, Charles Holland, Jerry Hutchins, Toni II-Hutchinson, Joyce II-Hutchinson, LaRoyce II-Jinks, Robert II- II- II- II- II- II- Johnson, Larry Koester, Sharon Laktas, Thomas Lane, Barbara Lindburg, John Manthe, David Neal, Larry Normoyle, Judy Rhodenbaugh, Carita Shirley, Wayne Slavish, Kathleen Sunbeck, Sylvia Swiger, Joyce Tatman, Bonnie Tomlinson, Karen Welsh, Mike Zurcher, Patricia JUNIORS Anderson, Darryl Bowen, Barbara Carlson, Dennis Clarke, Garry Cox, Nancy Davis, Harold Douglass, Gleyn Ann Henderson, Janet Hines, Troy Holcomb, Ruth Hutchins, Mike Johnson, Elaine Jones, Larry Juras, Teresa II-Kain, Virgil Kettering, Benny Koester, Ronald II- Krahl, Richard Krahl, Peggy II- Lingafelter, Mary Manthe, Carol Martens, Eugene McConnell, Jim Miller, Shirley Mindock, Mary Morehead, Jim III- Olson, Thomas Rind, Mike Sanquist, Jeanne III-Scherer, Alice Spengler, Larry Talley, Gloria Turner, Roberta Verbeke, Alice Zurcher, Edward SENIORS III- Cameron, Carol III- Claeys, Diane II-Fritch, Harvey IV- Gauley, Clifford II-Gauley, Sharon IV- Lingafelter, Patrii II-Parchert, -Arnold Swiger, John Vance, Jim Welsh, Carol We Head the Classes for 1959 - 60 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Harvey Fritch, Treasurer; Dave Ziemer, President; Carol Cameron, Secretary; Dennis Johnston, Vice-President. SPONSORS: Duane Gregory, Pearl Barnes, Lawrence Junchen. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Benny Kettering, Treasurer; Carla Schutte, Vice-President; Rose Mary Klingebiel, Secretary; Jim McConnell, President. SPONSORS: Arthur King, Gwendolyn Rhodenbaugh, Bertha Burgess. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Carita Rhodenbaugh, Treasurer; Betty Hauger, Vice-President; Kenny Schwarz, President; Judy Zwicker, Secretary. SPONSORS: Rob- ert Jackson, Joyce Lebermann. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Mary Ann Lindburg, Pres- ident; Eugene Lingafelter, Secretary-Treasurer; Carol Christensen, Vice-President. SPONSORS: Roger Birk- head, Theodore Upton. V FRED MOFFITT Track; Annual, Photographer, Adv. Mailman JACKIE NORMOYLE Band; Chorus; F.H.A., Par- liamentarian; Pep Club; Sr. Play Cast LARRY HARRIS F.T.A.; Chorus; Jr. Sr. Play Cast JANICE MURRAY Band, District Contest; Chorus; F.H.A. Sec.; Annual, Grade School Ed., Adv., Annual Sales- man; Pep Club JOHN SWIGER F.T. A.; Chorus; Annual, Adv.; Jr. Sr. Play Cast; Chorus Librarian; Chemistry Club Our Senior Motto-- KAREN WATSON F.T.A.; Chorus; F.H.A.; Chem- istry Club; Annual Salesman; Back- stage Jr. Sr. Play; War Orphan Fund; Librarian; Top 10 CLIFF GAULEY Band, State District Contests; Chorus; F.F.A.; Perfect Attend- ance 4 Years; State Judging Contest DONALD TOMLINSON Chorus JANEEN SLAVISH F.H.A., Historian, Song leader; Pep Club; Majorette; Top 10 ROGER JOHNSON F.T.A.; Band, Pep Band; Backstage Jr. Sr. Plays; Transfer student from Cambridge High; Projection Club RUTHANN BEAVER F.H.A., Treasurer; Pep Club; Senior Play Cast; Top 10 LARRY PEARSON Band; Chorus; Football; Track; Jr. Play Cast Hitch Your Wagon to a Star” MARY LOU SOMMERS F.T.A.; Chorus; F. H. A., Degrees Ch.; Annual, Co-Editor Sr. Yr., Adv., Annual Staff Jr. Yr.; Pep Club; Sr. Play Cast; Book Club Librarian; Top 10 EDWARD WAHLBERG F.F.A., Sec. Jr. Sr. Yr., Farm Planning Contest; Chemistry Club DON RAY BROWN Chorus; Football; Track; Annual, Adv.; Sweetheart Attendant Jr. Sr. Yr; F.F.A. JANET BORST F.H.A.; Annual, Business Manager; Pep Club I TOM ADAMS Basketball; Football, Honorable Men- tion, 2nd team, Track, Record in rel Soph. Yr.; Student Council; Home- Coming Attendant Sr. Yr.; Annual, Adv. We’ve Worked and We’ve Had Fun CLIFF MONTGOMERY Chorus; Basketball, Honorable Mention; Football, Honorable Mention; Track; Jr. Sr. Play Cast RUTH DAVIS F.T.A.; Chorus; F.H.A.; Cheer leader, Capt. Sr. Yr.; Annual, Adv., Sports Ed. Jr. Sr. Yr.; Jr. Play Cast; Pep Club DIANE CLAEYS Chorus; F.H.A., Projects Ch.; Annual, Grade School Ed.; Pep Club; Jr. Sr. Play Usher ARNOLD PARCHERT F.F.A., V. Pres., 2nd Farm Planning; Basketball; Track t :■ DAVE MILLER Basketball, 2nd Team Western 111., Little All-State All-Conference Basketball Team; Football; Track, 1st in Con. Shot Discus, 4th in Rock Island District, Holds school discus record; Homecoming Attend- ant Fresh. Year.; Chorus MARY HAYOSTEK F.H.A.; Pep Club V 1 DAVE ALLISON Track DOROTHY HOLCOMB RONNIE FLYNN Chorus; F.H.A., Public Relations Transfer Student from Rock Island High Ch.; Jr. Class Treasurer; Annual, Adv.; Pep Club; Backstage Jr. Sr. Play; Bookstore Our Boys Led the Basketball Team into the Sectional PATTY LINGAFELTER F.H.A.; Cheerleader; Pep Club; AnrfUal, Assistant Sports Ed., Annual Salesman; Chorus usher; Usher Jr. Sr. Play; Homecoming Attendant Fresh. Yr.; Highest Magazine Salesman; Perfect Attendance 4 Years DENNIS JOHNSTON F.F.A.; V. Pres. Sr. Class ROLLANDJOHNSON Band, Dance Band, Pep Band, State District Contests, John Philip Sousa Award; F,F,A., Reporter; Manager Scorekeeper for Basket- ball, Football, and Track; Back- stage Jr. Sr. Play; Student Coun- cil; Transfer student from Cam- bridge High; Section IV Swine Pro- duction Award; Boys' State ELAINE MYERS F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Chemistry Club; Annual, Jr. Yr. F.H.A. Section; Pep Club; Jr. Play Usher, Backstage Sr. Yr. - — JIM MEHALL Backstage Jr. Play, Manager of Athletic Department Sr. Yr. JUDY MEREDITH JOHN SLIVA Chorus, Sextet; F.H.A., Song leader; Track Fresh. Class Treasurer; Pep Club; Jr. Sr. Play; Majorette Drum Major, IHSA Contest; Homecoming Queen Our Opportunities in the World Are Limitless VIRGIL CURRY F.F.A.; Basketball Manager; Track; Sr. Play Cast DEAN DAWSON Chorus; Football; V. Pres. Soph. Yr.; Homecoming Attendant Soph, Yr.; Track — HARVEY FRITCH F.F.A., Pres., Farm Planning Contest 1st and 2nd Places, Del- egate to State F.F.A.; Track; Sr. Class Treasurer; Annual, F.F.A. Section Jr. Yr.; Bus. Mgr. Jr. Play; Sr. Play Cast; Boys' State; Chemistry Club; Top 10 SHARON GAULEY F.H.A., Sec., Projects Ch., Rec. Ch., Jr. Class Sec.; Annual, Sen- ior Class Ed., Adv., Annual Salesman; Usher Adv. Jr. Play; Usher Sr. Play; Office Assistant; Top 10 JIM VANCE CAROL DeGREVE DAVE ZIEMER F.F.A., Sec.; Football; Track; F.T.A.; Band; Chorus; F.H.A.; Basketball, Honorable Mention; Football, Chemistry Club Chemistry Club; Annual, Assistant All Conference; Track; Annual, Adv.; Sr. Class Ed.; Pep Club; Jr. Student Council; Homecoming King; Sr. Sr. Play Cast; Art Editor Class President We Are Confident of a Bright Future ALBERT TAETS PAUL PUCKETT Transfer Student from Mt. Pleas - ant High We’ve Looked Towards Graduation KAYE UNGER Chorus; F.H.A. ; Transfer Student from Rock Island High; Librarian; Pep Club; Fresh. Class Sec.; Y- Teens; G.A.A.; Spanish Club Sec.; Youth Forum; Pan American League ELAINE ANDERSON F.T.A.; Chorus; F.H.A., Pres., Sec.; Soph. Class Tres.; Annual, Asst. Adv. Mgr. Sr. Yr., Sports and Music Ed. Jr. Yr.; Pep Club; Sr. Play Cast; Homecoming Attend- ant Soph. Yr.; Sweetheart Queen; Student Council; Polio Attendant JOHN HEBBEL RONALD PETERSON Band, V. Pres., Dance Band. State f.T.A.; Chemistry Club; Transfer District Contests; Chorus; Basketball; student from Orion High; National Football, Honorable Mention; Track; Honor Society; King of Freshman-Soph. S.A. R. Award; V. Pres. Fresh. Class; Party; Latin Club Member; Top 10 Chemistry Club; Annual Adv. Staff; Homecoming Attendant Jr. Yr. JEAN HOLTZ Chorus; Cheerleader; Pep Club; F.H.A., V. Pres.; Annual Sports Ed. Jr. Yr., Adv. Mgr. Sr. Yr.; Back Stage Jr. Play; Student Council; Homecoming Attendant Sr. Yr. CAROL CAMERON Chorus; F.H.A., Pres., Par- liamentarian, Camp; Cheerleader; Sr. Class Sec; Annual, Co-Editor Sr. Yr., Music Ed. Jr. Yr.; Jr. Play Usher; Ticket Mgr. Sr. Play; Student Council; Pep Club CAROL WELSH F.T.A.; F. H. A., Homemaker of Tomorrow Award; D.A.R. Award; Fresh. Class Pres.; Chemistry Club; Pep Club; Annual, Sports Ed. Jr. Yr., Assistant Sr. Class Ed., Annual Salesman; Jr. Play Cast; Student Council, Soph. Yr., V. Pres Pres. Jr. Year, Pres. Sr. Yr. Girls’ State; Sr. Magazine Campaign Captain; Top 10 NINA RHODENBAUGH DAVIS F.T.A., Pres,; Band, Honor Band; Chorus; F.H.A., V. Pres., Camp; Jr. Class Pres.; Annual, Assistant Sr. Class Ed.; Jr. Sr. Play Cast; Pep Club; Homecoming Attendant Jr. Yr.; Transfer student from AlWood High; Top 10; Pep Band, Dance Band KENNETH HOFFMAN JIM NEUMANN Chorus; Annual, Adv. F.F.A. Band, State District Contests; F.F. Jr. Yr.; Sweetheart Attendant Soph. A., V. Pres., Sectional Chapter Yr; F.F.A., Treasurer Fresh. Sheep Award; Basketball; Track; Foot Soph. Yr.; Football, Track ball; Soph. Class Pres.; Chemistry Club; Student Council with Both Happiness and Misgivings BETTE DOONAN F.T.A.; Band; Chorus; F.H.A., Parliamentarian, Pianist; Annual, Music Ed. Jr. Yr., Adv., Annual Salesman; Jr. Sr. Play Cast; Sweetheart Attendant Sr. Yr; Dance Band CONNIE CLAEYS Band; F.H.A., Public Relations; Annual, Adv.; Pep Club; Adv. Backstage Jr. Sr. Plays; Annual Salesman; Book Club Librarian LARRY STANTON MARIE REDECKER DARYL WRIGHT Band; Basketball Football Manager Chorus; F.H.A.; Pep Club; Usher Chorus; F. F. A., F. F. A. Trip Sr. Yr.; Jr. Sr. Play; Transfer student Mailman; Between Acts Sr. Play from Alleman High We Anxiously Awaited Our Senior Trip MARY ROSE FITZPATRICK. F.T.A.; Band, State District Con- tests; Chorus; F.H.A.; Chemistry Club; Annual, Jr. Class Ed.; Pep Club; Tickets Jr. Play; Backstage Sr. Play, Between Acts Sr. Play; Sr. Magazine Campaign Captain Top 10 WAYNE WADSWORTH Chorus; F.F.A., Reporter; Foot- ball; Track; V. Pres. Jr. Class From Us to You We, the members of the graduating class of 1960 of the Shetrard Community High School, being of fairly sound mind and body and believing ourselves to be in charge of all our mental faculties, do hereby make this, our last will and testament. Tom Adams wills his heavy foot on the accelerator to Benny Kettering. Dave Allison, Denny Johnston, and John Sliva will their place in the Mathervillians Club to Doris Anthony and Judy Wolf. Elaine Anderson wills her ability to enjoy herself at Tom Owen's Dances to Janet Henderson. Ruthann Beaver wills her ability to miss school to Duane Dawson. , Janet Borst wills her quietness to Teresa Juras and Alice Verbeke. Don Ray Brown and Fred Moffitt will their ability to go with someone older to Elaine Johnson and Rose Mary Klingebiel. Carol Cameron wills her love of Rabbit Shows to Peggy Krahl. Connie Claeys wills her diamond to Shirley Miller. Diane Claeys wills her air-mail letters to Texas to Roberta Turner. Virgil Curry wills his build to Jeff Hickman. Ruth Davis wills her cheerleading ability to Florence Carver. Dean Dawson wills his ability to sleep anywhere in school to Daryl Chard. Carol DeGreve wills her ability with Joy boys to Mary Ellen Lingafelter. Bette Doonan wills her ability to go steady with new boys to Carol Manthe. Mary Rose Fitzpatrick wills her love to Keith Hayne. Ronnie Flynn and Jim Neumann will their panel trucks to Bob Docherty and Larry Spengler. Harvey Fritch wills his ability to sit and hold hands in English class and get caught to Ronald Koester. Cliff Gauley and Arnie Parchert will their ability with Rockridge girls to Garry Clarke. Good luck, Garry. Sharon Gauley wills her slimness to Loretta Ziemer. Mary Hayostek wills someone like Bill (with a car, too) to Alice Scherer. Larry Harris wills his acting ability to Virgil Kain. John Hebbeln wills his sexy sax, Herman, to Jim McConnell. Kenny Hoffman and Wayne Wadsworth will their pride in their hair to Dennis Carlson and Mike Rind. Dorothy Holcomb wills her job at the bakery to any Junior girl who isn't on a diet. Jean Holtz wills her love of Latin to Larry Jones. Rolland Johnson wills his voice of authority to Gleyn Ann Douglass. Roger Johnson wills his nickname, Kookie, to Bob Douglass. Patty Lingafelter wills her never changing hair style and color to Virginia Riley. Jim Mehall wills his ability with the school washing machine to Eugene Martens who is doing all right himself. Judy Meredith wills her dyed hair to Donna Quigley. Dave Miller wills his friendliness to Larry Rhodenbaugh, who is already too friendly. Cliff Montgomery wills his ability to dance to Troy Hines. Janice Murray wills herself to Dick Krahl. Elaine Myers wills Virgil Curry's F.F.A. jacket to Nancy Cox. Jackie Normoyle wills her job in the cafeteria to Barbara Bowen. Larry Pearson would like to will himself to all Junior girls, but Marie won’t let him. Ronnie Peterson wills his brain in mathematics and science to Joey Tindall who doesn't need it. Paul Puckett wills his deep voice to Darryl Anderson. Marie Redecker wills herself to Ruth Holcomb. Nina Rhodenbaugh wills her kettle-drum beat to Tom Olson who needs it. Janeen Slavish wills her ability to read shorthand to all Juniors who will take it next year. Mary Lou Sommers wills her ability to have fun after the play party to Gary Carlson. Larry Stanton wills his weight to Harold Davis, who doesn’t need it. Sue Starcevich wills her ability with Viola boys to Jeanne Sanquist and Marcia Surr. John Swiger wills his boy scouting ability to all Junior girls. Good scouting, girls! Albert Taets wills his height to Mike Hutchins. Don Tomlinson wills his yellow straw cowboy hat to Ed Zurcher. Bob Tomlinson wills his ability to lead the Homecoming Parade to Mary Mindock. Watch those horses, Mary. Kaye Unger wills her newness to Gloria Talley. Jim Vance wills Betty to all Junior boys. Ed Wahlberg and Darryl Wright will their love of girls to Marion Lindburg. Karen Watson wills the library to Carla Schutte. Carol Welsh wills herself to all Junior boys. Dave Ziemer wills his place in the halls with Betty to Chuck Kilcoin and Kathleen. To all Juniors, we Seniors will our vast knowledge which you will need to carry on in our footsteps. To the Board of Education and the members of our community, we leave our appreciation for the opportunities af- forded us by attending this school. To the Faculty, we leave our thanks and three months of peace-----until next school year. This will has been duly authorized, tested, and witnessed by Carol Welsh, Nina Rhodenbaugh, and Carol DeGreve. Our Reel” Life Story Cast Class of '60 of Sherrard High School Scene..................................Shenard High School Authors.....................................Carol Welsh Nina Rhodenbaugh Carol DeGreve Director...................................Miss Lebermann Producers................................. Carol Cameron Mary Lou Sommers Photography.................................Fred Moffitt Prologue The story of the Class of '60 consists of four of the best years of our lives, which slipped by all too quickly. From the first scene--initiation—to the last--our long march in our caps and gowns, we experienced many wonderful and interesting things that will long be remembered. Act I: Beginning of the Freshman Year Scene I Seventy confused freshmen entered Sherrard High. At first we didn’t like it; however, it gradually grew on us. It seemed as if millions of almighty seniors converged upon us as the feared initiation grew near. It really wasn’t half as bad as we had thought it would be. We certainly enjoyed ourselves. With the help of our wonderful sponsors, Mrs. Trotter and Mr. Bradley, we elected: Carol Welsh........................................President John Hebbeln..................................Vice-President Claudia Johnston.................................. Secretary Judy Meredith......................................Treasurer Elaine Anderson............................Student Council Jim Neumann................................Student Council Scene II Homecoming was a success for us as our We've Got Atkinson On A Merry-Go-Round” float won first prize. We were well represented by our King and Queen attendants, Dave Miller and Patty Lingafelter. With our eyes looking way anead to our Senior trip, we presented the program Patrick O’Godfrey, at our Freshma Frolic. As our Freshman year came to a close, we looked forward to our Sophomore year to bring us all the sufferings and joys that we had our first year. Act II: Beginning of Our Sophomore Year Scene I What a pleasant feeling it is to be humble Sophomores instead of lowly Freshmen. Our class sponsors were Miss Lebermann and Mr. Jochums. We started the year off right by electing a set of good class officers. They were: Jim Neumann........................................President Dean Dawson...................................Vice-President Claudia Johnston.................................. Secretary Elaine Anderson....................................Treasurer Carol Welsh................................Student Council Dave Ziemer................................Student Council Scene II The Homecoming was a failure as a flu epidemic and the weather forced us to cancel the parade. Elected as attendants were Elaine Anderson and Dean Dawson. We danced to records of WQUA disc-jockey Don Nelson at our Sophomore Night. As we entered our Junior year, we looked forward to really building up our treasury. Act III: Beginning of Our Junior Year Scene I As Juniors we started to build our treasury in anticipation of the Prom we had to finance and our Senior Class Trip. Our Junior class sponsors, Mrs. Rhodenbaugh, Mrs. Burgess, and Mr. King helped us earn the much needed money. We elected class officers to carry us through our big money-making year. They were: Nina Rhodenbaugh................................ President Wayne Wadsworth.............................Vice-President Sharon Gauley................................... Secretary Dorothy Holcomb................................. Treasurer Carol Welsh...........Vice-President of the-Student Council Carol Cameron .............................Student Council Tom Adams ................................Student Council Scene II As for Homecoming, well, we can’t win first all the time with our float. But second place isn’t bad. Our class Kted Nina Rhodenbaugh and John Hebbeln as attendants. We raked in the money from our concession stand. We never thought people could eat so much popcorn and drink much pop. Afterwards we always had the pleasant task of cleaning up. All of us were soon running around showing off our class rings. We waited a long time for them. We all chose a :ferent model of ring from the same case. We surprised everyone with our play, The Unguided Miss, which we presented even with the absence of our direc- Mrs. Trotter. We made more money Mill For the Prom, it was decided to have only a dance instead of a banquet or both. Our Prom was the best ever pre- :ed at Sherrard according to many teachers. Were we ever proud! Our theme was Hawaii. By the end of our Junior year, we could see our fond dreams of becoming Seniors begin to unfold. Act IV: Beginning of Our Senior Year Scene I We have finally reached the final act of our reel life story. Now we know why seniors are so superior to under- lismen. Our class sponsors were Miss Barnes, Mr. Gregory, and Mr. Junchen. For the last time we elected class :cers. They were: Dave Ziemer........................................President Denny Johnston ...............................Vice-President Carol Cameron .....................................Secretary Harvey Fritch......................................Treasurer Jean Holtz.................................Student Council Rolland Johnson............................Student Council Scene II We joyously initiated fifty helpless freshmen. Oh whatfun!!! We won first place again with Homecoming float, hum, it is kind of tiresome to win first prize all the time. We didn't have much success in our magazine cam- fcn, but our Senior Play was a riot. Everyone who saw The Able Miss Cain said they enjoyed it very much, did make quite a bit of money from it. Everyone dressed in their very best for Senior Pictures. We made more money for our trip at the Senior Class We had a wonderful time on our Senior trip. It’s sure nice to enjoy the Prom without working or paying money for it. Now we are really shocked into reality as we approach the end. We've got our caps and gowns and are attending aalaureate. We begin to feel lost as we leave the security, companionship, and enjoyment of high school. On Nation night all sad, yet happy Seniors realize that we have a long and difficult path ahead of us. It now remains us to finish the story started by our high school education. We now take our last curtain call together as the Class of 1960. The End VAX JUNIORS--We Sponsored the Junior - Senior Prom Darryl Anderson Driving Ambition Doris Anthony Dreaming Ability ■nr Barbara Bowen Blushing Brunette Dennis Carlson Dependable Classmate Gary Carlson Grand Conduct Florence Carver Friendly Charm Daryl Chard Delightful Chum Garry Clarke Genuine Character Nancy Cox Neighborhood Cutie Harold Davis Happy Dreamer Duane Dawson Dashing Date Robert Docherty Gleyn Ann Douglass Rates Deluxe Gleeful Dimples Robert Douglass Really Dandy Keith Hayne Kind of Handy Janet Henderson Joyous Heart Jeffrey Hickman Just Happy Troy Hines Tall Handsome Ruth Holcomb Radiant Happiness Mike Hutchins Manly Habits Elaine Johnson Enchanting Jewel Benny Kettering Bashful Kind Peggy Krahl Pretty Keen Eugene Martens ' Easy Manner Our Boys Martin Johnson Mild Jester Lead the Honor Roll Larry Jones Likable Junior Teresa Juras True Joy Virgil Kain Variety Kid Chuck Kilcoin Rose Mary Klingebiel Charming Knight Royal Kindness Ronald Koester Real Know-How Dick Krahl Dating Kimwledt. Marion Lindburg Most Likely xkxismm i Mary Lingafelter Merry Lass Robert Logston Remarkable Lad Carol Manthe Cherished Miss What a Day When Our Class Rings Arrived ! Wendell Peterson Worthy Pal Donna Quigley Direct Qualities Larry Rhodenbaugh Laughable Riot Virginia Riley Valuable Riches Jeanne Sandquist Joyful Sensation Alice Scherer Acts Shy Carla Schutte Cautious Sixteen rrr Larry Spengler Lots of Spunk Mike Rind .1 iso hie- ous Rascal Roberta Turner Rare Talents Alice Verbeke Always Valuable Gloria Tally Glorious Treasure Joe Tindall Just Thinking Marcia Surr Many Secrets Norman Wakefield Nifty Whims Judy Wolf Just Wondering Loretta Zeimer Likable Zest Edward Zurcher E- -Z Going SOPHOMORES We Have the Largest Class Mickey Turner Rose Red Charlene Kness Snow White Kenneth Adams Bashful n ri n cEl A Larry Cederstrom Happy Terry Dawson Dopey Leonard Dorothy Grumpy John Lindburg Sneezy Keith Docherty Doc Virginia Baker Blond ie Leland Martin Sleepy Earl Meredith Dagwood Mayford Davis Winken Maurice Davis Blinken Jim Dorr Nod Michael Adams Peter Pan This Was a Year of Hard Work Diane DeGreve Chicken Little Larry C. Johnsor Robin Hood Margo Zeitler Topsy Violet Crocker Mopsy Barbara Lane Henny Penny Henry Dryoel Little John Joyce Swiger Hare Lowell McLaughlin Sheriff of Nottingham Betty Hauger Lady Marian Joyce Hutchinson Tweedle Dunt LaRoyce Hutchii Tweedle Dei Kenneth Schwarz Prince Charming David Cather Friday Alice Hajostek Alice in Wonderland Linda Holtz Heidi Thomas Laktas Tom Sawyer Sharon Koester Little Miss Muffet Two Years Down and Two To Go Michael Kale The Greedy Man Charles Fritch Charley Warely m Bill Reedy Rip Van Winkle ;eaneth Unger Peter Piper iathleen Slavish sleeping Beauty ienneth Carver Marmaduke David Manthe David Copperfield Bonnie Tatman Little Red Riding Hood Pauline Crocker Polly put the kettle on Larry Hoffman Blue Beard Robert Jinks Little Boy Blue Larry Neal Tiny Tim Marsha Vogler The Queen of Hearts Eileen Davis My Lady Wind Judith Zwicker Goldiloc ks Theresa DeBackere Little Orphan Annie Wayne Shirley Pinocchio Linda Adams Polly Anna Barbara Dorway Little Bo-Peep Marjorie Kirkland See-Saw Margery Da We Learned to Drive in Drivers’ Training Bill Lemon ee Willie Winkle Janet Link Old Mother Goose Betty Logston Little Betty Blue , J Margie Mehall Pamela Miller Annebelle Lee Old Mother Twitche Terry Myers Dick Tracy Judy Normoyle Old Mother Hubbard Connie Parchert Lovely Rainbow Don Pitman Jack Spratt Michael Welsh Humpty Dumpty John Wilson Ichabod Crane Sandra Woehlk Jerry Holland Patty Zurcher Cross Patch Ginger Bread Boy Little Maiden Roger Zwicker The Man In the Mo Gerald Qualls Old King Cole Carita Rhodenbaugh Curly Locks Sylvia Sunbeck A Little Bird Karen Tomlinson Woody Woodpecker FRESHMEN- Gregory Anderson If I could only sleep Gregory Bloomberg Moon Man” 'V,r Jeffery Clarke Little Demon or Little Angel Randle Dhaemers I'm so embarrassed We’ve Got Hollis Beaver The-Thin Man James Bowman Clarabelle” Susan Bloomquist To be or not to be Edward Brasmer Got a match? Richard Clarke Royalty???? Roy Lee Cutler Cutler the Bold Richard Docherty The Life of Riley Barbara Engholm Artistic???? High Hopes Charles Bowen The eyes have it t I ki Carol Christensen This happy feeling Sandra DeBackere Ideas! Ideas! William Epperly Oh! those girls Now We’ve Got to Buckle Down Larry Flynn Dimples Gary Harder Big Man Ronald Krahl Born Comedian Pamela Lindley Blonde Bombshell Lois Frank Twirp Wayne Johnson Last of the trombonists James Laktas Mighty Man Eugene Lingafelter The Many Loves of Doby Gillis Daniel Goulet Why's everybody always picking on me Bobbie Sue Johnston Dynamite £ ) am irx Charles Lee Romeo Cj Kenneth Link Never been Kissed Betty Hamerlinck Likable David Junchen Electrifying Mary Ann Lindburg Sunshine Sandra Lovelace The Feminine Type” Carol Martens Olive Oyl Remember Initiation? Joan McLaughlin Peppy Clifford McMeekan Pinky DeWayne McMeekan Lefty Kenny Nimrick The Professional Touch Sandra Qualls First with the latest news Juliann Rcdpath Keep Talking Rosemary Seitz Goofus” v. V -A Patricia Redecker Rosy Cheeks Julia Shirley I don't want to strain my vocal cords Diane Rind Tickets Please Harold Stark Daddy Longlegs John Starcevich The Class Cutter Janice Wright I was a 90 lb. weakling Donald Turner Real Gone Scatterbrain « We Head The School System CLIFFORD KING-Superintendent PETE SALAZAR-Principal 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 CAFETERIA TICKET MANA- BUS DRIVERS: Ray C. Johnson, Fred Martens, OFFICE ASSISTANT: Sharon GER: Rose Mary Klingebiel Alvin Larson, Thomas Kilcoin, Arthur King, Gauley Charles Kinsey, John Campbell ontributors to the Smooth Operation of Our Schoo CUSTODIANS: Donald Doye, LIBRARIANS: Carla Schutte, Karen Watson, MAILMAN: Fred Moffitt Sam LaDue. Mrs. King BOOKSTORE: Dorothy Hol- comb, Peggy Krahl CAFETERIA COOKS: Flora Christensen, Alice Olson, Elsie Whan MAINTENANCE: Fred Martens We Criticized And Gave You Praise ROBERT JACKSON Modern Problems Basketball History LOUISE KING English Librarian Latin Vocal Music GWENDOLYN RHODENBAUGH Home Economics Physical Education JOYCE LEBERMANN Business Education Annual Sponsor THEODORE UPTON History Driver Training Football BERTHA BURGESS Home Economics General Science Three New Teachers Added To The Faculty DUANE GREGORY Agriculture LAWRENCE JUNCHEN Industrial Arts RICHARD SULLIVAN Band PEARL BARNES English, Math ARTHUR KING Math, Chemistry ROGER BIRKHEAD Biology Fresh-Soph Football ANNE JOHNSON English Dramatics A Teacher Affects Eternity, ELMER HULTGREN Junior High RUTH HUMPHREY Junior High EDNA NIMRICK Swedona MARY Me A TEE Junior High MABEL ROBBINS Preemption V MARY JANE MOODY Swedona CURTIS McATEE Junior High ANNA HANEY Preemption MYRTLE BAXTER Rural ELL OISE LILLIM AN Junior High HELEN SCHAECHTER Preemption DOROTHY DAVID Rural He Can Never Tell Where His Influence Stops. ORVILLE MINTEER Matherville it RICHARD LOVELACE Coyne Center EVA SEITZ Sherrard ¥ MARY ASH Matherville RAMONA McMEEKAN Coyne Center M'L a CAROLINE ALVIN Sherrard MABEL STARK Matherville tiLJi KATHLEEN ADAMS Coyne Center MARY BATES Sherrard BERNICE STROPES Coyne Center JUANITA SCHUTTE Coyne Center DOROTHY ANDERSON Sherrard Jr. High Basketball Players, Cheerleaders, and Class Officers SEVENTH GRADE-FIRST RUVv: Jerry Vogier, Dick Ash, CHEERLEADERS: Dixie Salazar, Carol Rhodenbaugh, Gary Martin, Steve Zwicker, Roger Franck, Richie Alene Thompson, Alice Kness. Weihler. SECOND ROW: David Zwicker, Tom Spengler, Jerry Patterson (Mgr.) Jerry Parchert, Jamie Mueller, Ricky Basala, Marion Kirkland, THIRD ROW: Maurice DeBackere, Joe Docherty, Tom McGuire, Mr. Birkhead, Terry White, Robert White, Charles Monroe. EIGHTH GRADE-KNEELING: Jim Whan (Mgr.), CHEERLEADERS: Judy Simmon, Daria Dhaemers, Mar- Richard Johnston, Kirby Schmidt, Bud Watson, Dennis garet Lindburg, Judy Milks. Mueller (Mgr. ). STANDING: Larry Young, Tom Slavish, Dennis Docterman, Dennis Frye, Jack Spengler, Mr. Hultgren, Eugene Gillespie, Gary Krahl, Bill Ziemer, Chester Wynn, Jim McManus. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS-SITTING: Delpha Anderson, Alice Kness, Joe Docherty, Dawn Healy, Alene Thompson. STANDING: Dixie Salazar, Ricky Basala, DeWayne Flynn, Charles Monroe, Jim Koester, Tom Spengler, Sandy Olson. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS-SITTING: Daria Dhaemers, Judy Simmon, Letitia Klingebiel. STAND ING: Eileen Frank, Kirby Schmidt, Tom Slavish, Larry Young, Mike Dawson. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Margarita Huerta, Patricia Main, Connie Grant, Eva Anderson, Sharon Claeys, Mary Kay Pitman, Natalie Cameron, Lo- la Patterson, Judy Howard. SECOND ROW: Eugene Gillispie, Tommy Slavish, Chalmers Quigley, Diane Barry, Pam Halley, Judy Milks, Marilyn Mehall, Sharon Lee. THIRD ROW: Harold Martins, Bill Kale, Denny Dochterman, Gary Krahl, Kirby Schmidt, Larry Young, Delmar Crummy, Dick Engholm, Harlan Rhodenbaugh. FOURTH ROW: Elmer Hultgren, John Wilson, Gilbert Lingle, Jerry Dickey, Bill Ziemer, Charles Myers, Eugene Main, Ronald Mayne, Howard Frye. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Jim McManus, Gary Tindall, Rodney Krahl, Margaret Lindburg, Nancy Claeys, Eileen Frank, Sheila Anderson, Jeanie Docherty, Daria Dhaemers, Linda Holland. SECOND ROW: Judy Sim- mon, Karen Foster, Mary Carlson, Letitia Klingebiel, Joyce Hughes, Ronald Ayers, Dennis Mueller, Mike Dawson, Larry Peterson, Da- vid Goulet. THIRD ROW: Jim Whan, Jack Spengler, Dennis Frye, Charles Hergert, Jerry Johansen, John Cole, Mike Pearson, Freddie Juras, Rich- ard Jinks. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. McAtee, Chester Wynn, Leonard Chard, Bud Watson, Russell John- ston, John Skinner, Jennie Sims, Emma Holevoet, Dennis Seefieldt. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Janet Robb, Sandra Isaacson, Rebecca McLaughlin, Ka- thy Anderson, Dawn Healey, Bar- bara Mack, Damaris Maynard, Sharon Borst, Jane Clarke. SECOND ROW: Linda Borst, Delpha Ander- son, Donna Kirkland, Alice Kness, Margaret Schuessler, Wanda Iver- son, Joseph Robinson, Robert De- Greve. THIRD ROV : Steven Zwick- er, Stanley Hill, DeWayne Flynn, Robert White, Maurice DeBackere, Gary Martin, Michael Taets, Ro- bert Cole. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Humphrey, James Muellar, Johnny White, Eugene Pearson, Richard Ash, David Taylor, Gerald Patter- son, Jeffery Langston. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Clifford Cameron, John Willis, Robert Onion, Wayne Wardlow, Eddie Erickson, Bob Cut- ler, John Robb, Melvin McMeekan. SECOND ROW: Jimmie Koester, Clifford Harker, Tom Spengler, Roger Franck, Russell Foster, Dar- rell Schiess, John Hajostek, Gary Adams. THIRD ROW: Charles Monroe, Mike Anderson, Kenneth Carlson, Kay Koester, Sandra Ol- son, Carol Rhodenbaugh, Marion Kirkland, John Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: Mr. McAtee, Gary Cameron, Linda Cather, Mary Bell, Lynn Chard, Billie Truby, Rose Marie Foster. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Paul Frank, Dixie Salazar, Richard Weihler, Judy Scovil, Susan Laktas, Richard Nash, Jerry Vogler, Victor Miller, Carol Ann Watkins. SECOND ROW: Car- ol Schmidt, Gary Raatz, David Zwicker, Richard Basala, Janis Normoyle, Alene Thompson, Patti Nimrick, Cheryl Shepherd, Susanne Sommers. THIRD ROW: Marvin Pace, Ronald Schnowske, Joe Doch- erty, Linda Mears, Linda Lindberg, Iona Hergert, Kathy Whitley, Mary McManus. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Lilliman, Tom McGuire, Richard Huffstedtler, Denny Hough, Terry White, Jerry Parchert, Sherry Whan, Marian Miller. SHERRARD FIFTH AND SIXTH FIRST ROW: Keith Nichol, Richard Cutler, David LaDue, Roy Anderson, Kenneth Engholm, Waldo Miller, Raylee Miller, Jerry Dawson, Ro- bin Basala. SECOND ROW: Carita Ziemer, Lois Link, Lois Klingebiel, Mary Jo Schurr, Suzanne Munson, Sharon Mueller, Linda Schuessler, Mary Louise Kettering, Ruth Ann Dawson, Joyce Kistler. THIRD ROW: Terry King, Larry Pace, Ronald Floyd, Jerry Johnston, Les- lie Johnson, Dwight Hergert, George Bloomquist, Patrick Hergert, Greg- ory Frew, Eva E. Seitz. SHERRARD FIRST AND SECOND FIRST ROW: Larry Redman, Mark Mueller, Tommy Dawson, JoeySchurr, Leslie Brasmer, Elmer Risher, Lee Nice, William Wilson, Jackie Tindall. SECOND ROW: Joan Hergert, Donna Kenney, Cynthia Cooper, Bonnie Erickson, Ellen Wadsager, Cheryle Johnson, Laurie Hergert, Pamela Nelson, Vickie Blick, Julie Frew. THIRD ROW: Ronny Johnson, Billy LaDue, Albert Hampton, Randall Brasmer, Linda Breiby, Patricia Wil- son, Kenneth Tomlinson, Linda Petty, Billy Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Dorothy Anderson. SHERRARD SECOND AND THIRD FIRST ROW: Jeffrey Dawson, Ken- neth Johnson, Kenneth Johnston, Michael Hergert, Lyle Wadsoger, Robbie Davison, Brett Munson, Hank Link, Larry Engholm. SECOND ROW: Polly Nice, Dianne Schalk, Janet DeGreve, Joyce Erickson, Dor- is Kenney, Barbara Floyd, Sally Iverson, Diane Rhodenbaugh, David Cummings. THIRD ROW: Howard Johnston, Gary Holliday, Stanley Miller, Thomas Johnson, Michael Schalk, Linda Hall, Steven Miller, Thomas Thompson, JoNell Rhoden- baugh, Mary C. Bates, Gregory Bush, Dale Hergert, Robert Koester. SHERRARD FOURTH AND FIFTH FIRST ROW: Larry Coulter, Perry Wadsager, Steven Stockweli, Bruce Breiby, Darrell Martin, Timmy Frye, Gary Dierolf, Kent Pearson. SECOND ROW: Dale Pace, Jolene Hergert, Barbara Whan, Mary Mil- ler, Dixie Hergert, Pamala Petty, Sherry Hall, Patty Anderson, Rosa- lie Cameron, Joann Anderson. THIRD ROW: Rickie Salazar, Jill McLaughlin, Ricky Karlburg, Shir- ley Wadsager, Jane LaDue, Stephen Frew, Elaine Adams. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Caroline Alvin, Mary Lee Reedy, Linda Dawson, Ronald Cameron, Leon Borst, Danny Shep- herd, Ronald Dawson. MATHERVILLE FIFTH AND SIXTH FIRST ROW: Joey Lindburg, Stan- ley Laktas, Frankie Adams, Leon- ard Carlstrom, Steven Brown, Jim- my Carver, Dewayne Robinson, Bobby Basala. SECOND ROW: Ken- neth Jacobs, Danny Janecke, Corliss Miller, Lucille Brown, Sherry Craft, Clarice Brasmer, Mary Craft, Sharon Anderson, Richard Anderson, Stephen Puckett. THIRD ROW: Linda Markley, Sandra Taylor, Rosalie Crocker, Michael Hartman, Michael Miller, Lynn Frye, Dennis Qualls, Jim Collier, Dennis Jansen, Richard Russell, Michael Collier, Billy Rind, Orville Minteer, Susan Frye. MATHERVILLE THIRD AND FOURTH FIRST ROW: Michael Anderson, Johnny Collier, Jerry Crawford, Michael Frye, Kenneth Cameron, Raymond Hughes, Jerry Anderson. SECOND ROW: Ricky Puckett, Cynthia Taylor, Patrice Maynard, Lynda Adams, Linda Robinson, Peggy Hartman, Janis Anderson, Wayne Markley. THIRD ROW: Jim- mie Adams, Cathie Sloan, Rhonda Hartman, George Mehall, Frances Bousman, Lynn Sloan, Steven Rind, Gary Cheek. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Mary Ash. MATHERVILLE FIRST AND SECOND FIRST ROW: John Jordan, Mark Sloan, Daniel Shields, Michael Vale, Randy Corwin, Roger Adams, Mich- ael Jacobs, Rickie Hartman, Mike Sloan. SECOND ROW: Susie Craw- ford, Eva Mae Cameron, Debbie Walker, Sherry Jordan, Danny Frye, Dana Frye, Wanda Mclntire, Anita Robinson, Sylvia Robinson, Shirley Damude, Bonnie Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Paul Mital, Danny Adams, James Jordan, Roxanne Bousman, Lyle Manthe, Sherry Hartman, Ro- land Hartman, Stephen Slavish, Rex Jacobs, Wayne Sloan, Mabel Stark. PREEMPTION FIFTH AND SIXTH FIRST ROW: Ralph Beck, William Cole, Steven Whan, Danny Zwicker, Dennis Pitman, Terry Harkey, Spike Bloom, Gregory Cather. SECOND ROW: Regina Dhaemers, Nancy Beck, Elaine Johnson, Patricia Wil- son, Marilyn Zwicker, Shirley Beck, Jane Weihler, Mary Lou Verbeke, Irene Fritch, Sandra Harris. THIRD ROW: Ray Docherty, Mabel Robbins, Dane McCaw, Charles Wiggins, Alien Holdsworth, Jean McConnell, Karon Miller, Loren Zeitler, Eugene Cather, Nancy Hamerlinck, James Epperly. PREEMPTION THIRD AND FOURTH FIRST ROW: Larry Holevoet, Mich- ael Brunk, Paul Barnett, Tommy Weihler, Robert Beck, Gregory Wil- son, Leland Albertson. SECOND ROW: Joan Fritch, Norma Baker, Janice Hajostek, Hope Harkey, Ja- net Verbeke, Linda Claeys, Vonnie Jean Bell, Valerie Bloom. THIRD ROW: Shirley Mack, Mrs. Anna Haney, Richard Albertson, Carol Ash, Nancy McConnell, Stephen Mayhew, Brian Zwicker, Judith Martin, Tony Starcevich. PREEMPTION FIRST AND SECOND FIRST ROW: Buddy Hall, Donnie McLaughlin, Danny Hamerlinck, Joe Fritch, Billy Verbeke, Joe Zimmer- man. SECOND ROW': Michael Zwicker, Helen Varadi, Karen Mc- Laughlin, Roberta Lingafelter, Dianne Krouse, Roberta Foster, Marta Armstrong, Stephen Lem- mons. THIRD ROW: Stephen Mack, John W'atson, Jimmy Hayostek, Jay Hutchins, Winifred Jones, Connie Tapscott, Kathy Zwicker, Priscilla Rathbun. FOURTH ROW: Isabelle Juras, Michael Armstrong, Susie Hayostek, Lynn Harkey, Mrs. Schaechter, Rickey Gillispie, Connie Johnsdn, John Bloom, Deborah See- fieldt. SWEDONA FOURTH, FIFTH, AND SIXTH FIRST ROW: Dennis Carlson, Den- nis Larson, James Mears, Donald Simmon, Edward Sims, Steven Christensen, Lloyd Ford, Richard Simmon. SECOND ROW: Steven White, Gloria Peterson, Nancy Eddingfield, Sharon Larson, Evelyn Wagoner, Bruce Loquist, Kathy Steele; LaNita Ford, Kathleen Nim- rick. THIRD ROW: Richard Doch- terman, John Steele, William White, Lindell Gosney, Michael Edding- field, Stephen Haile, Linda Ford, Donna Ford, Barbara Haile, Janet Wagoner, Sheila Secymore, Twyla Willis. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jane Moody. SWEDONA FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD FIRST ROW: Ronald Steele, Thomas Secymore, David Haile Jr., Helen Eddingfield, Diane Williams, Kenn Willis. 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