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

Text from Pages 1 - 123 of the 1962 volume:

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Class Vice- Pres . : Homecoming Attendant Sr. Yr.: Football: Basketball: Track EILEEN DAVIS Chorus: Band: F.T.A. , Pres. Sr. Yr.: F. H.A. . Public Relations Chairman Jr. Yr. , Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.: Jr. Play Cast: Business Staff Sr. Play: Annual, Asst. Ed. Ir. Yr., Adv. Staff, Sub- scription Manager Sr. Yr.: Science Club: Stu- dent Council Fresh. Yr.: Magazine Sales Cap- tain: Top Ten: Nat. Honor Society I I I E 5 ROBERT RAMSEY Band: F. T, A. : Ba c ksta ge Sr. Play: Science Club: Top Ten: Nat. Honor Society: Basketball: Track JUDY FARWELL Transfer Student from Winola High, Chorus: Dramatic Club: Library Club: Speech Contest: District Speech Contestant: Band: F. T. A.: F..H. A.: Jr. Play Cast: Backstage Sr. Play: Sr. Class Sec. 13 LARRY JOHNSON Band: F. T. A.: Ba c ks ta ge Sr. Play: Science Club, Vice-Pres. Jr. Yr. : Student Council Sr. Yr.: Football, Honorable Mention Conference 8: Argus All-Western Illinois Team, Second Team Conference: Ba s ke tba ll , Free Throw Trophy Soph. Yr. : First Team A11-Conference and All- Western Illinois: Track: Danforth Award: Honor- able M e n t io n American L e g i o n Citizenship Award LAROYCE HUTCHINSON Chorus: F. H. A.: Business staff Jr. Play: Back- stage Sr. Play: Annual, Sports Ed. Jr. Yr. , Adv. Staff, Asst. Ed. Sr. Yr.: Top Ten: Nat. Honor Society: Cheerleader: Co-Salutatorian BILL LEMON Backstage Sr. Play: Football: Basketball: Track PAT HINTERMEISTER Chorus: F. H. A. : Jr. 8a Sr. Play Cast: Sweetheart Attendant Sr. Yr. 14 EARL MEREDITH Chorus: F. T. A.: Jr. 8a Sr. Play Cast: Annual, Adv. Staff BETTY HAUGER Chorus: F. H. A. , Degrees Chairman, Soph. Yr. , Vice-Pres. Public Relations Sr. Yr.: Jr. Play Cast: Backstage Sr. Play: Annual, Music Ed. Jr. Yr. , Adv. Staff, Sports Ed. Sr. Yr.: Soph. Class Vice1Pres. : Asst. Librarian RON KRAMER Transfer Student from Rock Island High, Base- ball: Sr. Play Cast: Football: Basketball: Track BONNIE TATMAN Chorus: F.H.A. , Sec. Jr. Yr.: Backstage Sr. Play: Annual, Jr. 8a Sr. Class Ed. , Adv. staff: Ir. Class Sec.: Science Club: Top Ten: Nat. Honor Society JOYCE HUTCHINSON Chorus: F.H.A. , Historian, Jr. Yr. : Business Staff Jr. Play: Backstage Sr. Play: Annual, Sports Ed. Jr. Yr., Adv. Staff, Asst. Ed. Sr. Yr.: Top Ten: Nat. Honor Society: Cheerleader: Valedictorian KEN SCHWARZ. Backstage Sr. Play: Annual, Adv. Staff: Soph. Class Pres.: Science Club: Student Council Jr. Yr.: Homecoming Attendant Fresh . Yr.: Top Ten: Football: B a s k e t b a l I: Track: American Legion Citizenship Award JOHN RICE Football, Honorable Mention All-Western Illi- nois Team Sr. Yr.: Basketball, 2nd Team All Conference, Honorable Mention Little All State: Track TONI HUTCHINS Chorus: F.T.A.: F. H. A. Recreation Chairman Soph. Yr. , Parliamentarian Ir. Yr. . Pres. Sr. Yr.: Backstage Ir. Play: Advertising Manager Sr. Play: Annual. Ir. Class Ed. , Adv. staff 15 BILL REEDY Backstage Jr. Play: Sr. Play Cast: Football: Bas- ketball: Track MICKEY TURNER F. H. A.: Ir. Play Cast: Asst. Director Sr. Play: Annual, Adv. Staff: Jr. Class Treas.: Home- coming Attendant Ir. Yr.: Tiger Talk KEN UNGER Transfer Student from Rock Island High: Back- stage Ir. Play: Business Manager Sr. Play: Sr. Class Treas.: Football: Track MARSHA VOGILER Chorus: Band Announcer: F.T.A.: F.H.A. , Treas. Soph. Yr. , Sec. Sr. Yr.: Ir. 8nSr. Play Cast: Annual, Asst. Sr. Class Ed. , Adv. Staff: Science Club: Ticket Manager Jr. Yr.: Student Council, Sec. -Treas. Soph. 85 Sr. Yrs.: Home- coming Attendant Fresh. Yr . : Sweetheart At- tendant Sr. Yr.: Tiger Talk: Cheerleader: American Legion Award 16' KEITH DOCHERTY F. T. A. : Sr. Play Cast: Science Club: Vice- Pres. 8s Pres. Student Council: Boys' State Del- egate: Top Ten: S,A,R. Award: Football: Bas- ketball, All Conference Team, Honorable Men- tion Little All State: Track CONNIE PARCHERT Chorus: F. H. A. , Sec. Soph. Yr.. Treas. Sr. Yr. , Betty Crocker Homemaking Award: Sr. Play Cast: Annual, Fresh. , Soph. . Salt. Class Ed., Asst. Sr. Class Ed., Adv. Staff: Science Club:Magazine Sales Captain: Girls' State Del- egate: Top Ten: Nat. Honor Society: Honorable Mention American Legion Award HANK DRYOEL Band, Manager Jr. Yr. , Pres. Sr. Yr. . John Philip Sousa Award, Dist. 8: State Awards: F.T.A.: Backstage Jr. 8a Sr. Plays: Student Council Fresh. Yr.: Football: Track T HERESA DEBACKERE Chorus: F. H. A.: Sr. Play Cast: Annual, Adv. Staff KEN ADAMS Chorus: Backstage Sr. Play: Sr. Class Vice-Pres.: Homecoming Attendant Jr. Yr.: Football: Bas- ketball: Track DIANE DEGREVE Chorus: F.T.A. , Sec. -Treas. Sr. Yr. s State Convention Delegate Sr. Yr. 1 F, H. A. : Ir. 8a Sr. Play Cast: Annual . Adv. Staff, F. H.A. Sc F. F. A. Ed. 2 Tiger Talk: Cheerleader JOHN SLAVISH Backstage Sr. Play: Football: Basketball: Track KATHLEEN SLAVISH F. H.A.: Backstage S. Play: Annual, Soph. Class Ed. , Asst. Ed. Ir. Yr. , Adv. staff, Ed. Sr. Yr.: Homecoming Attendant Soph. Yr. 17 MIKE WELSH Chorus: F. F. A. g Backstage Ir. Play: Sr. Play Cast: Sweetheart King Sr. Yr.: Football. All- Conference 8: All-Western Illinois Teams Jr. 8: Sr. Yrs. , Most Valuable Lineman Sr. Yr. : Bas- ketball: Track JUDY ZWICKER Chorus, Accompanist: F. T. A. 7 F. H.A. , Treas, Jr. Yr.: Annual, Grade School 8rMusic Ed. . Adv. Sta ff: Soph. Class Sec. : Science Club: Homecoming Attendant Sr. Yr.: Sweetheart Qlleen Sr. Yr. : D. A. R. Award: Backstage Senior Play MARLAN SHARER Transfer Student from Rock Island High: F. F. A. : Backstage Sr. Play: Sr. C lass Pres. : Science Club: Magazine Sales Captain: Sweetheart King Jr. Yr.: Football, 2nd Team Conference, Hon- orable Mention A11 - W e s t ern Illinois Team: Track MARGIE KIRKLAND Transfer Student from Orion High: G. A. A.: F. N. A. : Latin Club: Chorus: F. T. A.: F. H. A. : Jr. Play Cast: Backstage Sr. Play: Annual, Adv. Staff: Science Club 18 LARRY HOFFMAN Chorus: F. F.A.: Sr. Play Cast: Football: Track EILEEN MILKS Ch01'US: Baflds F. T. A. : F. H. A. , Parliamentar- iall Fl'CSh- Yr- slr. Sa Sr. Play CastgAnnua1, Adv. staff ROBERT IINKS Bandg F. T. A.g Ir. Sn Sr. Play Castg Science Club: Four Yrs. Perfect Attendance: Boys' State Delegate: Footballg Basketball: Track CARITA RHODENBAUGH Chorus: Band, V ic e - Pres . Jr. Yr. 5 F. T. A. 5 F. H. A.: Ir. 8a Sr. Play Castg Soph. Class Treas. z Danforth Award TERRY MYERS Ir. Play Cast: Backstage Sr. Play: Science Club: Football: Track IANET LINK F. H. A, 1' Backstage Sr. Play l l WAYNE SHIRLEY l Sr. Play Cast: Football SANDRA WOEHLK F. H. A. : Jr. Play Cast: Backstage Sr. Play l N 19 JOHN WILSON Band: F. F. A. : Sr. Play Cast: Football, A11 Con- ference 2nd Team Sr. Yr.: Track LINDA HOLTZ Band: F. H. A. Q Jr. Play Castg Backstage Sr. Play: Sweetheart Attendant Jr. Yr. CHARLES FRITCH F.F.A. , Pres. Jr. Yr. . Sec. Sr. Yr.: Backstage Sr. Play: Track JOYCE SWIGER Chorus: F. T. A.: F. H. A. , Parliamentarian Sr. Yr.: Backstage Jr. 8: Sr. Plays 20 MAYFORD DAVIS Chorus: Backstage Ir. St Sr. Plays: Annual, Adv. Manager: Four Yrs. Perfect Attendance: Football CAROLYN RITCHIE Chorus: F.T.A. , Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr. , District Recording Secretary Sr. Yr. , State Convention Delegate Sr. Yr.: F.H.A. , Pres. Soph. Yr. , Section Treas. Jr. Yr . . Degrees Chairman Sr. Yr.: Asst. Director Jr. Play: Annual, F.H.A. Sz F,F.A. Ed. , Adv. Staff: Jr. Class Vice-Pres.: Tiger Talk: Ir. Homemaking Award KEN CARVER E. F.A. , Reporter Sr. Yr. , First Place Farm Planning Contest: Backstage Sr. Play: Football: Basketballg Track SYLVIA SUNBECK F, H. A. 1 Jr. Play Cast: Backstage Sr. Play: Asst. Librarian: Annual, Adv. staff , avi LELAND MARTIN Backstage Sr. Play: Asst. Librarian MARGIE MEHALL F. H. A. s Jr. Play Cast: Ba c ksta g e Sr. Play: Bookstore 1 5 DON PITMAN F. F. A. LINDA ADAMS F. H. A. , Vice-Pres. Soph. Yr.: Jr. 84812 Play Cast: Annual, Adv. Staffz Ticket Manager Jr. Yr.g Sweetheart Attendant Soph. Yr. 21 ROGER ZWICKER Band: F. F.A. , Treas. Jr. Yr.: Backstage Sr. Play: Science Clubg Magazine Sales Captain BARBARA LANE Chorus: Band, lst Place District and State Con- tests, Fresh. Yr. : F. T. A.: F. H. A. . Song Lead- er, Fresh. Yr.: Between Acts Ir. Play: Annual, Adv. Staff i ff ' .EVEN .a ' .-1 w '- me 153. , V sa td' sf DAN EIDET Football: Track PATTY ZURCHER Chorus: F. H.A.g Asst. Librarian: Highest Maga- zine Salesman: Top Tens Nat. Honor Society 22 MIKE KALE Ir. 8a Sr. Play Casts: Football MARTHA MILLER Chorus: F. T. A.: Ba cksta ge Jr. 85 Sr. Plays Science Club: Asst. Librarian JERRY HOLLAND Football: Track SHARON KOESTER F. H. A. 1 Tiger Talk: Asst. Librarian Ir. Play Castg Bookstoreg TOM LAKTAS Backstage Sr. Playg Trackg Football KAREN TOMLINSON Chorus. Band: F. H. A.g Backstage Jr. Play: Four Yrs. Perfect Attendance: Asst. Librarian DAVID MANTHE VIRGINIA BAKER F. H. A. g Backstage Sr. Play 23 LOWELL MCLAUGHLIN Backstage Sr. Play FONDA THORNBURG Backstage Sr. Play DAVID CATHER F. F. A. : Track JUDY NORMOYLE F. H. A. 9 Science C lub: Librarian JOHN LINDBURG MARGO ZEITLER F. H. A.: Backstage Sr. Play: Asst. Librarian Senior Class Will I, KEN ADAMS, will myself to PAM LINDLEY. We, DIANE DeGREVE and JUDY ZWICKER, will our ability to get along with everyone to ROSEMARY SEITZ, whom we are sure everyone likes. I, EILEEN DAVIS, will my love for one certain boy to SUSAN BLOOMQUIST, who can't seem to decide on any certain one. We. JIM DORR and BARBARA DORWAY, will our talent for breaking up to any Juniors who feel they have been going steady too long. We, CHARLES FRITCH, LELAND MARTIN, and ROGER ZWICKER, will our way with Mrs. Hogue to DICK SANDERS. I. JUDY NORMOYLE, will my library work to JULIA SHIRLEY , who is now doing herrshare. We, JOHN LAUGHLIN and HANK DRYOEL, will our preference to younger girls to EUGENE LINGAFELTER, who likes them his own age. I, CONNIE PARCHERT , will my acquaintanceship with Rockridge boys to all Junior girls looking for a change of scenery. We, KEITH DOCHERTY and BOB JINKS , will our secret talent as comedians to JIM LAKTAS and HOLLIS BEAVER. We, PAT HINTERMEISTER and BILL LEMON, will our sneaky talks in study hall to GREGORY BLOOMBERG, who always seems to get caught. I, JOHN RICE, will my love for basketball to BILL EPPERLY. We, JOYCE I-IUTCHINSON, KEN SCHWARZ, La ROYCE HUTCHINSON, LARRY JOHNSON, BONNIE TATMAN, and RON KRAMER, will our good times together to any Juniors who like to have a lot of fun. I, MIKE KALE, will my ability to get the lead in plays to RON KRAHL. We, CHARLENE KNESS and LARRY CEDERSTROM, will our popularity to CAROL Cl-IRISTENSEN , who's doing all right now. I , ROBERT RAMSEY, will my fine scholastic ability to DAVID JUNCHEN. We, CAROLYN RITCHIE and MARGIE KIRKLAND, will our talent for mischief to JULI ANN REDPATH. I, MARGIE MEHALL, will my hair color to BOBBIE SUE JOHNSTON. We, WAYNE SHIRLEY, JOHN WILSON, and LOWELL MCLAUGHLIN, will our preference to Fords to HAROLD STARK, who has the idea already. I, CARITA RHODENBAUGH, leave my 4-I-I awards to KEN NIMRICK , who has a few of his own. We, LINDA HOLTZ , BARBARA LANE, and LINDA ADAMS, will our preference of older boys to BETH RICHARDSON, who seems to agree with Eugene. I, DAVID CATHER, will my great field trial ability to ROY CUTLER. We, KAREN TOMLINSON and PATTY ZURCHER, will our easy-going ways to BETTY JANE HAMERLINCK. I, MARTHA MILLER, will my love of science and math to RANDLE DHAEMERS and COURTNEY GOODWIN. We, VIRGINIA BAKER and JANET LINK , will our ability to play volleyball well to CAROL MARTENS and DIANE RIND. I, EILEEN MILKS , will my great sledding ability to MARY ANN LINDBURG. We, MARSHA VOGLER and KENNY UNGER, will our great water-skiing ability to anyrluniors foolish enough to try it. I, SHARON KOESTER, will my dry sense of humor to JANICE WRIGHT. We, MARLAN Sl-IARER and LARRY HOFFMAN, will our jokes to LARRY FLYNN. I, KEN CARVER, will my acquaintanceship with Big Island girls to DON TURNER. We, TONI HUTCHINS and MIKE WELSH, will our fine singing voices to DICK DOCHERTY and SANDRA LOVELACE. I, TERRY MYERS , will my walk to KENNETH LINK. We, FONDA THORNBURG and MARGO ZEITLER, will our quietness to PATTY REDECKER. I, SYLVIA SUNBECK, will my job taking lunch count to SANDRA DeBACKERE. We, THERESA DeBACKERE and JOYCE SWIGER, will our everlasting friendship to BARBARA ENGHOLM and JOAN MCLAUGHLIN. I, SANDRA WOEHLK , will my seat on the bus to DIANA PLANK. We, MICKEY TURNER and BILL REEDY, will our place in study hall at noon to LOIS FRANK and her future boyfriends. I, JOHN SLAVISH, will my basketball jersey to JIM BOWMAN. We, DAN EIDET and DAVID MANTHE, will our lack of energy to CHARLES LEE and DAN GOULET. We, EARL MEREDITH, MAYFORD DAVIS, and TOM LAKTAS, will our second year typing ability to RICHARD CLARKE and CLIFFORD MCMEEKAN. I We, KATHLEEN SLAVISH and BETTY HAUGER, will our front row seats in shorthand to those who don't want to get stuck in the back. We, JERRY HOLLAND and JOHN LINDBURG, will our time to read magazines to GARY HARDER and JEFFERY CLARKE, I, DON PITMAN , will my Modern Problems book to GREG ANDERSON, CHARLES BOWEN, or any other Junior who plans to take the course. I, JUDY FARWELL, will my large vocabulary to SANDRA QUALLS. This will has been duly authorized, tested, and witnessed by BONNIE TATMAN, MARSHA VOGLER, and CONNIE PARCHERT. 25 Countdown to Success The time is drawing near when our great ship will blast off into orbit. Tension mounts as graduation draws near, but the countdo wn for this momentous flight began four years ago. Then we were lowly freshmen, awed by the strangeness and size of Sherrard High School. Little did we realize then 'that this was the beginning of the countdown which would, four years later, launch us on our chosen careers. Our introduction to high school was a terrifying initiation. The long underwear and overalls which the girls wore got rather hot before the day was over. We were all relieved to get out of our hot clothes, remove the make-up and smelly stuff from our faces, and put on our party clothes. The party which the seniors gave us was a welcome relief after that long and frightening day. The first great decision we made was electing our freshman class officers. We elected Terry Dawson as president and Larry Cederstrom as vice-president. Charlene Kness served as secretary-treasurer. and Eileen Davis and Hank Dryoel represented us on the Student Council. They all helped to lead us on the first vital step of our countdown. A memorable highlight of that year was Homecoming. We worked hard on our float, 'Strike Up a Victory, and were very proud when the judges handed us first prize. We decided .then that we were going to win the prize every year. For our first time in the Homecoming Court, we elected Marsha Vogler and Ken Schwarz as our attendants. We had many new experiences that year. We were given new responsibilities and learned to make our own deci- sions. This knowledge gave us a firm and steady foundation on which to base ourselves for our next great step, our sophomore year. This year our arrival at Sherrard was not so frightening. We were no longer poor lowly freshman but 'sophisticat- ed' sophomores. Instead of cringing whenever we saw a senior, we went about eagerly renewing old acquaintances and making new friends. Initiation was much more enjoyable now that we could just watch instead of participate. For our officers this year we elected Ken Schwarz as president and Betty Hauger as vice-president. Judy Zwicker served as secretary, and Carita Rhodenbaugh was our treasurer. To help govern the school, we chose Marsha Vogler and Keith Docherty as Student Council representatives. Homecoming this year wasn't quite as lucky for us as last year. The parade was rained on, and our float, Happy Victory to You, seemed to fare worse than the others. The colors on our cake all ran together and rather ruined the effect. This time we had to be content with Honorable Mention. The rain made the football game rather soggy, too. We all dried out for the dance, though, and enjoyed our- selves. We were very proud of our attendants. Kathleen Slavish and Jim Dorr. The second sem ester saw a hard-fought election campaign. We were to elect one of our members to serve as Student Coun c il vice-president his junior year and president his senior year. To obtain this position meant both a great honor and much hard work. When the campaign ended, we elected Keith Docherty and all were satisfied with the choice. We made another great advancement this year. As our work became harder, we learned to study and regulate our time. We also learned to work together as a class. These accomplishments helped us greatly in the final two steps of our countdown. Upon our return -to school in our junior year, we began the final and more exciting half of our project. We were now upperclassmen with the problems and responsibilities which we had formerly left to others. It was more impor- tant to elect competent people as our officers, for this was the year we must raise most of the money for our senior trip. We were to be in charge of the concession stand and sponsor the Junior- Senior Prom. For the important job of officers we elected Jim Dorr as president, Carolyn Ritchie as vice-president, Bonnie Tat- man as secretary, and Mickey Turner as treasurer. Charlene Kness and Ken Schwarz were our representatives on the Student Council. There was much work for all these people to do, and they handled their job well. The weather was better than last yearg and our float, Iron Out Westmer, brought us second prize. Mickey Tur- ner and Ken Adams were our junior attendants to the king and queen. This year we had our first try at dramatics. Our play, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. was coached by Miss Judith Robbins. The only mishap during the performance was when a little dog got loose on stage. The incident was covered well, however, and the play was a big success. The highlight of the second semester was the Prom. Much work and planning went into the preparation, but we all felt it was worth it. Our 'Evening in Paris was enjoyed by everyone. This year marked the end of the preliminary steps of our countdown. We had learned much and come far, but we all realized how much farther we must go. We had only one more year to prepare us for the final launching. Upon our return to Sherrard this year, we were big seniors. We must now be the leaders in social and demo- cratic life of the school. This was the year to work the hardest and have the most fun, for this was the year we would remember most when we thought of our careers at Sherrard High School. The last set of class officers we would elect were: Marlan Sharer, president: Ken Adams, vice-president: ,Judy Farwell, secretary, and Ken Unger, treasurer. Marsha Vogler and Larry Johnson were representatives on the Student Council and Keith Docherty was the president. This was to be our last Homecoming as students, and it made us think of next year when we would be part of the alumni. This year the king and queen from our class were Charlene Kness and John Laughlin. Senior attendants were Judy Zwicker and Larry Cederstrom. After some rapid, last-minute changing, our float, Spouting to Victory, won the second prize. Much work and study went into our play, Mrs, McThing, directed by Mrs. Thomas Hogue. We were all very proud of our successful play and wished that it could have run more than two nights. This year we were the honored guests at the Prom given by the juniors. We will always remember our last high school Prom and appreciate the work which went into it. When we returned from our long-awaited senior trip, the excitement began to mount considerably. Only a few days remained between us and graduation. The moment of the eventful launching was drawing near. We all hated to say good-bye to our many friends at Sherrard, but this was the moment for which we had worked and planned four years. Graduation would now launch each of us on our chosen careers. Written by CONNIE PARCHERT is D o O 5 Greg Anderson-- have his head in the clouds if 5' Ext 32- X B i Iim Bowman-- be the star of a debating team l 95 Roy Lee Cutler-- act rather than speak 1 Bill Epperly- - be the world's greatest athlete 28 Juniors-- ' Fa.. V7 -,wi F5 Z-sa of 4' YQ f 2 fi ' A, 153, X Hollis Beaver-- have a red face if Sf Carol Christensen-- brighten your day z Sandra DeBackere-- be easily flustered Larry Flynn-- sleep on the job Most Likely to . . . Greg Bloomberg- - argue about anything Jeff Clarke-- doodle in class Randle Dhaemers- - have a cheery hello Lois Frank- - be the smaller of the smallest Susan Bloomquist- - always be talking 1 My -.5 K , x ' f' may B 'L 4 X . 3 X 3 A gg 'AX ffl at Qld - PQA F , ., v ' ig 195.1 Richard Clarke-- reason it out s -as k a k . 1:Efi?'-:lx Q--fffikfi -A l ' ff :iff , iv B' Q, ggi tl ,if 'Y ,g ,J keg : 'fir-. 'Q gli' ,2g'i!,a.59 :J 16, 11:3 'o :ya 5 pl 1 6' -:gigs ieitagsiilisuisllafli tial: li Dick Docherty-- be embarrassing someone ll Y' .E x i i 1 4' ' l ,951 E X C i airs Courtney Goodwin-- fail Algebra?!? ssh, ni' .. , , ' C Y. -5 l ifis if Chuck Bowen-- think big all Dick Croxton-- pitch in and help Q, l 'Mi 1 H' Barb Engholm- - be partial to green p Q M5 A 5. . .sr-f s f . I I gt E ff? . s F ffl, Gary Harder-- be found at the ..Met' .. 1. 1 ,V ,k Bobbie Sue Johnston- - try something new 17' Lee- - tongue tied -.4M 'r , ' . 'V E tl, 1 r' 0 S-. if QL y Sandra Lovelace-- be heroine of Swan Lake Ar :Jing X :::2,-Q kqlflf Sandra Qua1ls-- turn cart-wheels at any time Dale Jordan- - be a cowboy 1 Mary Ann Lindburg-- be late for her wedding K Carol Martens-- be cutting up 'S' . Ve- N' - -'is f f , Patty Redecker-- be an artist x . ng: I f X Q r - ' ' t I vw va , 7 e David Iunchen-- be an ambivert Pam Lindley- - make beautiful music f- Ioan McLaughlin-- own a dude ranch W' 6 ,X gig Juli Ann Redpath- get caught uv' sw, M , I AV ,L .ff 1 flhu i 5 'A lf, 'S 121-ggi- it 15: f - Qi dxf H Y, Eitifi M as-Fifty Ronnie Krahl-- Jim Laktas-- keep you in stitches be a doctor Gene Lingafe1ter-- be teasing be girl crazy! ! Kenny Link- - ,K ,.- ii 'A X, X .3 ,f L l., -s KK -3 a Q 'xv W -'fin e -ii' Y- '. K Y !. : 5735 I '-4 .1- fa Eiwdxf' A Q ' L ' I K i 1 X ,. w l t safe- - .- L Diana Plank-- achieve her goal Kenny Nimrick-- cause a riot 6 Beth Richardson-- Diane Rind-- win her next beauty be queen of her contest family 29 Sanders' ' Rosemary Seitz - - be dragging in his live out West 1 , 5 f X -. ,, Julia Shirley-- become a profession- Dodge al speaker . 1-gs' ,H . . I f' 175' H g f I A . ' . : I ,rf 1 I K X.- . JL L. -1 I . 'wRk A , lf 5 2 is Q , 5 V r.. N ' S 7, 'gf li' , A E A S X' 2 ,1 3 . f if Carl Strom-- Don Turner-- Janice Wright-- have a great talent for mischief be wisecracking die laughing 'fi' 1:--if , , ','f f Q L I . -,mr 'M fi i lil X John Starcevich-- laugh off disappointments Danny Goulet-- turn the teacher's hair gray Harold Stark-- get the ball rolling Clifford McMeekan-- have qualities of a leader JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Carol Christensen, President: Clifford McMeekan, Secretaryg Sandra Qualls, Vice-President: Sandra Lovelace, Treasurer. SPONSORS: Alice Stone, Gwendolyn Rhodenbaugh, Arthur King. 30 Sop Eva Anderson-- is Mayford. ,Ph-1 Natalie Cameron- is singing. John Cole- - is day-dreaming. Dennis Dochterman-- is blushing. homores--Favorite Pastime for . . . Sheila Anderson-- Ronald Ayers-- is eating. is smoking. . -'-its gf 5.1V . r . 1 5 i- fl : 5 5i Mary Carlson- - lx. is John L. ,.. I t , A sf r rrr . ,,., 4 A. ' Delmar Crummy-- is flunking. - - - fs K I: , U'-. 4 t . ns ' K i L Richard Engholm- - is making trouble. Leonard Chard-- is grinning. Dawson- - is forgetting geometry. Karen Foster-- is eating watermelon. E, N 1' -1- J. . snags r .lips as BEM' fif 5i2..v?,c.f -f .. Raymond Barnum-- is chewing gum. 169114. ' .. ' 1515-,af V ii ,k j Q: r ef 3' s las Q, 1 1 ,. , f N ,sk ' 2 M ffwffgu Ms-5 f fry -' lg ...QQ ,fn .1-, . , N, ., .,,1 ,. 4f., ,,,g..,, im-,L -' Nancy Claeys- - is trailing Ray. 4 W ac- ' Q I A I felis A 'Y , i f F r.i Albert Brasmer-- is missing school. ,, I ll - 5. A Mr, ...gg 1 A iff? Y V?-gs - .9 ! . P al sl Sharon Claeys-- is smiling. Daria Dhaerners-- is acting silly. Eileen Frank- - is dancing. Jeanie Docherty- - is forgetting her name. Dennis Frye-- is being rude, 31 K af- if 5 ., Jil' David Goulet-- is not studying. I 1 is wr jk r y .X .g X 'S x 'if , 5 I Charles Hergert-- is staying out late. , K H 1 'a . s-- f ir' , six xl ,f ,' if .7 A, Richard links-- is losing Mr. Todd's keys. Letitia K1ingebie1-- is fighting with Hank. 32 Connie Grant- - is fixing her hair. Q-is A , Y. K. 'Zi' l A. 'ij' It Q, J? L 5 9' t t- - as . Emma Holevoet-- is staying home. I erry Johansen- - is fish. A. la'-. -9-- Pam Halley-- is sleeping in school. Linda is talking on the phone. z- 13- . C l . 'l -. E-'fi 'i , .- -' 3 X : :zz .- --: ::.: ...mit .iss FX- iglvli... 4-c: 'g'.qx1z:x 'wb 3.3233 ,, .. ...., . . , lzgilwfii'- E Moulin: a Richard Johnston-- is Linda. a -2 .75 '5 1 's Q -iw 'rt-.. 'X . Larry Harrington-- is talking. .- rf N' 'ge -Qt 53 X 'fx P .- ' lf- 'QE' 1,1 Norman Hultgren- - is playing basketball. .. :R . H- 22, 7' X, e -. . ffl. S E gg? Z' h w , f ! if . 5' - 53: to 'X ls' ,sf Freddie Iuras- - is arguing in English. 45-an 5 4 , G , N 3 . .I ix l -A ii G if I kr ,Vt I figs . 'f if - ' -f , . i ' tic? ' 54. it f 'V H A' V Q . s , t is a-x, Gary Krah1-- Rodney Krah1-- Sharon Lee-- is being quiet. is playing baseball. is her brother. 4 Vince Hebbeln-- is bragging. 6- -A ti--.i Joyce Hughes- - is losing her temper. . . f v I 2- . C A V x . Qgfftk xv, fc 9 ' K. ., if f , are fi - ,fy - l ik lt is fg:7.2L'f :Q in ffm 5 William Kale-- is making wise- cracks. Margaret Lindburg-- is studying. arold Martens-- 's staring. , g ,ia 1 4 .si ms I 4 gl-if fa 5,,5z4gv'f4Q 5 gg Jim McManus- - is losing money. is being with Richard. is Aledo boys! Linda McSparin- - Marilyn Mehall- - ennis Mueller- - - A 's fishing. . . ,,. y. A., W y ,fri-uf ' ,- i . V-f nhV J, ig g t ll-larlan Rhodenbaugh- - is whispering. ff: 5 Q. I if if 1' 3 M' 'R gays . Z ,lx Y.. 1, .A-a h IJ, L. g f US? 'uf 5, ,3 ' 's . ' 4. -1 'Q ' 1-A , Dave Slavish-- is Rockridge girls! Charles Myers-- Michael Pearson-- Mary Pitman-- is pestering people. is getting A's. is being friendly. s ,lr ad I' V' Riffs Kirby Schmidt-- Judy Simmon-- Jennie Sims-- is borrowing. is flirting. is riding horses. r r . t , 2 '... ' , ' ..,-. 5 3. gf . L, K a s : if . A Eg, - lack Sperlgleru Dian Thornburg- - Gary Tindall-- is hay rack ride is reading. is joking. parties. Judy Milks-- is flirting. ' '5 , 'K in ii.. itii M s ' i Don Plank-- is studying geometry Tom Slavish- - is eighth grade girls! '-ijixavfasafxr -' W 2 ' , 4 , jf N ss ss , ' I ,-r Ql Frazier Watson-- is eating candy. 33 ,gl 5 ,,+ , . - 'li l fig ,-- Q -five ef' V gm Q isa vii- ..-is 4.-sf is :fi .a,s:::'f'. .LW a- 1' fr' O I m. Jim Whan-- John Wi1son-- S - is chewing gum. is his motor bike. 1 A H 3 . K ' N li L I I1 V g: g yy 3 , X I - i 3 A xy. LE. L S 2 fl vs- 'v is X - V,.r.,1,LL Li K , .li A, W2 V f f fs ,ig 1 . RQ, - 5 293 Sharon Claeys, Joyce Hughes, and Marilyn Mehall are working on a hom Chester Wynn-- Larry Young-- ecgnomicg project, is playing football. is playing cards. . I' ' 1 1:1 ,' 435 ffl Norris Youngberg is breaking rules. B'11 Z' - - V isl Ioagimer CLASS OFFICERS: Denny Frye. President: Denny Dochtennan, Vice-President: Eileen Frank, s g' urerg Jennie Sims, Secretary. SPONSORS: Mr. Jackson and Mrs. Winters. 34 Freshmen Class Our Prized Possessions . . . CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Winters, Sponsorg Barbara Mack, Secretaryg Rick Basala, Presidentg Alice Kness, Vice-Presi- dentg Mr. Upton, Sponsor absent: Jerry Parchert, Treasurer. . 5 . E Gary Adams Craig Afeld Delpha Anderson Freckles Long hair Neat appearance Richard Ash Richard Basala Mary Bell Trumpet His dance MAD magazine Kathy Anderson A1 gebra Book Linda Borst Books rg fc A R Hag 'S 3 - ' Mike Anderson Shyness Sharon Borst Opera music 35 Clifford Cameron ??? Iane Clarke Curly hair Sam Dawson Southern drawl a t , roro s C Ei' . 4 4551 sf, e:. - ' f' ,g ig E I, ,vi N12 l ' K g s W tg. I L fpisijf t 'fi' biz Russell Foster Happy outlook 36 Gary Cameron Singing voice Sw I ,w Robert Cole Deep voice 1 .lr,, J.. I . s .R s aw gf e 1:-' - xi .:. Q 11- die., . , M , 1 I., Joe Docherty Many friends W V ,. rfb' ,, ' l' Q : i His. N , 15' as H , 9 ' is 5 , a nf Roger Franck Not liking girls Kenneth Carlson Height ,t,,.t W ,.r1 W ff Y L' , 3 vi 'kk lf r, Robert Cutler Bobby-pins V liiii r ,Jit ff tsi R ssasya Eddie Erickson Romantic interests a pypyy ,,tx MSE ,ggi 'Q -li . at , iw is Q Paul Frank Height? ' ' ' 1355 up l lwts Linda Cather Earrings X 55 , A i s- iii s Maurice DeBackere Wise cracks Dewayne Flynn Cigarettes John Hajostek Exaggerated stories Lynn Chard Athletic ability Robert DeGreve Ability to flirt in x in , V E fx it X - grim, 13: u 5' v2 Rose Foster Flowers Robert Hall Clothing store ig.f W f '2'xf mf I,,- gf.. 5:'g:,:3j AJR .Q i ark. i 533' Clifford Harker Ears Qgy yggy siagg .21 y 3 it E Qs ,Wil 2255 A Sig n t f- ag' f 'Jig Richard Huffstedtler Ialo py Alice Kness Cute smile Susan Laughlin The gift of gab Donna Harrington Dark hair Sandra Isaacson Kirby ff '1.1 Q , ggi, M fi? 1 1 I r 3 ,iwngagi igz lame KOCSIXCI Dimples Ricky Lausch Eye shadow Dawn Healey Notes Wanda Iverson Saddle sore S 2, Kay Koester Her telephone if ,.,.g5 iff re-, ., -,.' in .3 Q vvg-'ff' Z, ' af 1 , , A13 ., if k or if Vgk eeaigf P 1 FT' iww' :S i .mmf - Robert Lewis Milan friends Iona I-lergert Ron . -V , 1 H.- .Q .. 5, , Z: ,, xr -., I ,,f-' M, Donna Kirkland Nice clothes Vi . X f N C W is 1 1 - if ' Af xx? E 15 4 :aj sr Susan Laktas Tap shoes Linda Lindburg Light and Bright if-:jp , an aaaef if - 'ha P af 4, X 5 51 Q X 5 r r cr, , Riggs? Y EEA i s we Q s X if 2-'ide 1, ri . . YSs: ,.: ffe51,i, D 3 T s John Hoffman Pin-u p pictures E552 my Ein Ea t z , fa if - f , ss ' ,j,ye 2: 1 i f I I s , Ei, . kg' S hx, Marion Kirkland That certain know V.:. 13,4 7 l,,, EI. im ,V K, Um s J if E g l f'2' f':1-12. .51 K- 'V3::2' I If ' sg 5, -. ,-'-j A . 'f'f,l: K ii 'L r,, X hi s ,f if J'QfiQ3fQfHQE Ieff Langston The office in Aiwa E' ' 1 S R Lf 3 H fi ' .1- . iga,,5aVtfi il k1'k 1 5 7'-.' r f - A F.. V. ilbjll Tom McGuire Boy Scout uniform 37 in N Yip X. m x in Q itss o Rebecca McLaughlin Eyes Barbara Mack Quiet ways ' A R Q- .., ,, t s Ke ? X.. W' ,S if riffs., E-at r f ,fr ,K gkf5 '?.as Charles Monroe Gum in study hall M :li i i, i Robert Onion Bright clothes 38 , V, ,,.,.. ..., , ,5 vas- N Mary McManus Diplomatic ways sr. L: Ly Q is V A jr ri 2 as-fi 9 .S-t 5:3243 x ii I it i f r if Da maris Maynard Viola friends -V Ak.Lrs Q iii? I It lf-l it A-' jf. K- f- -V James Mueller Float remnants Marvin Pace Used cars M ss so I E f 0 P-Qif, . .. i ff ' M lal l rr Melvin McMeekan Affiliates Linda Mears Waving lotion Patty Nimrick Eye- brow pencil Jerry Parchert Ability to sing in class sq . , , Z , 1 Q 1 r ' MX , p Q :M-sf -,Rx , any -ts . at if f 5 s Don McSparin r I 1 51717 , . , ' ' xir gafv' in l v V E g l ' 1-az 5 ' 5214 Q' 121 ' L. Marian Miller King-sized purse Janis Normoyle Shiny nose Eugene Pearson Walk wvq , '1 E Xxx Joe McWilliams Trouble ' -,,. QM. - wg: ri, 1 ff E - f Arif!! Victor Miller Scientific knowledge Sandra Olson Roller ska tes Gary Raatz Sarcasm 'T' Carol Rhodenbaugh Boys Y f' : ' s- . 1 R 444 ,QM -s-.,..,.,5 D.. A K .a , sr.- , Q, fffirk , , V. 4,,.,,,s .1 . -15274-iff sl ' . '1-5' I Tn 3 rf' Q' YI . .4 ' KXQA . .:',.+.4 I I Daryl Schiess Third hour study hall U Cheryl Shepherd Duck tail Mike Taets Hair oil .V ax t 5 1 ., ',,. A Q 5 , r 7-92 . , it- 4 4 1 x5'5s i j , Q' Ei ' a F r, ggi? 1 if y gh mi 4' X ' f X K W, it , -. 4' at rxx L 1 'Vg Q-fulff fa rf C' - Gif. 'W Z - 25.5. A Q1 5 ed, Ianet Robb John Robb Ioe Robinson Grouchiness ,J ,X KA ,, 5. . 1 I I .12 i V I C i t 5 ,4 3 .- sf Ronnie Schnowske Iona Carol Schmidt Shy boy friend ii. , I ,, ur, if xy ' 'N s XE ns' PM r Tom Spengler Curls Susanne Sommers Skating skirt ga. , 55,13 f srri i-flifmn Wjlv fi div: R David Taylor Alene Thompson Bulk Clarinet Shortness Twin sister Barbara St. Clair Long hair ' Margaret Schuessler Class ring A r f' i 1 fr 'Q .ff 11 55 'ff wg h 4 Q , M 1532 T f :S 355 , I in 4: Harry Strom Squeaky voice I Billie Truby Gossip Judy Scovil Changing hair style Gale Swinford Pretty teeth Decema Turney Drums 39 has it er. ' if 1 iff.: he ,S+ rsrr i ' YQ 1 'f 5-'sf' tis' ' . -H 15 ,E-Iss'-'l'4'i'L ' , '., , -41,1115 I v fl M i Lovena Turney Cable roads is X 5 52 fi if Johnny White Cousin J! ,,. -. X! kff,, , gg m xl xi r I ll Q n 0 1 1 A I-lfhr ll David Zwicker Piano -72' W , 3 A -if eq 22- N TTMQ, A :Q ' I .Q ff, .sf if 2 f-L -5 - tiff w i A fl.-ers' XY :mf N Steven Zwicker Motors 40 ii it 5 5 as W' .. s. ,gt N sq Qi, ag 'ii K Jerry Vogler Sax Robert White Silly questions K f,l2,, I 4 4 ix ,K if 4' e 9? . if sf' i T 5 X .r 'H Sz ' in L- if H ' fs? a 5:-i '+i'? 1 F iz: , f has Q, s if at . , vs ,, 1 , Q. aa-Q Wayne Wardlow Chubbiness Terry White Ability to sleep in class Initiat ion s it Emi w?:'J.,:: .. 'if fi' 2 1 iff? Ei, a f2i:s5Q22i?'f0??b3i ' fx' 1 5 Richard Weihler Sherry Whan Out of step in band T. V. iii Kathy Whitley Curly eyelashes John Willis Wild hair cut Party r -'ni if., ,. f f S L ,f G I 5 5 ,ffm . V 0 , up w-- K ,1 - is XL , Q3 , , 1 K ,, i' I Q- T 31 M- ,. AMS, A 'fx-'f' .xi 7 ' 5 rf! i N Q b ff Q- r .-,X , . ' , .Lf Q - sr-vi 5. . ,I .L I A I f Around the School Mr. King's advanced math class is trying to solve a difficult algebra problem. P9 N-M.-. 5 LL Mr. King is watching his chemistry students do an experiment. Kxwsh., We See These Familiar Scenes Mr. Todd's biology class is studying insects. N41 I These students are participating in a panel discussion in Mrs. Snider's civics class Of Students Working and Learning. Mr. Gregory's Agriculture Il class is looking at soil samples. Mrs. Winters is giving instructions to her Typing I students, Shop students are welding a chair frame Sports Gur I96I Football Squad VARSITY--First Row: Eugene Lingafelter, Larry Johnson, Robert Jinks, John Wilson, Jim Dorr, Marlan Sharer. Wayne Shirley, John Laughlin, Mike Welsh, Ken Adams. Mike Kale, Jim Laktas, Kenny Nimrick, Robert DeGreve, manager. Second Row: Mr. Upton, coach: Mr. Jackson, assistant coachg Mayford Davis, Ronnie Krahl, Keith Docherty, Larry Cederstrom, Bill Reedy, Larry Hoffman, Ken Carver, Ronnie Kramer, Kenny Schwarz, Ken Unger. Bill Epperly, Dick Docherty, Tom Laktas, Charles Monroe and Richard Jinks, managers. JUNIOR VARSITY--First Row: Dave Slavish, Tom Spengler, Jim McManus, Rodney Krahl, Rick Basala, Kirby Schmidt, ,Denny Dochterman, Tom Slavish, Leonard Chard. Second Row: Roger Franck, Bob White. Marion Kirkland, Craig Afeld, Ronald Schnowske, Chuck Myers, Frazier Watson, John Hoffman, Mike Pear- son, Joe Docherty, Jerry Parchert, Eugene Pearson. Third Row: Mr. Todd, coach, James Mueller. Larry Young, Dennis Mueller, Robert Cole, Norris Youngberg, Gary Krahl, Jack Spengler, Dennis Frye. Terry White, Bill Ziemer, Chester Wynn, Mike Dawson, Mike Anderson. i 1 ,.,.,...-:a-a- fu K E 5 .-. , Q L, 'X '1 -N Q .V . Jifrg ix 41' , I, .4 Q in rf ff? - f ag, fl K, , .A.,,l -.,. if --1,,fL.,,- , fffr' ' ,A .B M 5 ' hw: -k if-g , ' x B- ' X 4 2 YT? . w. df 'Z .IJ gs, , Qqijf. 5315 sv , mia M7 1 - .,L,f K W.. 'l'f'.'i 4, f . g 2 115' . . NA Y 1 -- -- .1 J , 1 . , 'li , if +1 ,rr , W .1 n, 54 If Q- 1, .L- .Q 32: 1-,sf f.: x-.f, N. , ,,..-'Z' X Q! 3 'Z 6 - ,' ' 1 Je Qu? ,, .Q-ff' ,Wy,., 5 1' we -ig. ,J , ' 'Hr ' 'an' J - fit, ' Q, '- H yr V- 7 xl . A gi-2' 41.'e'x , 3 5 K: Bill Epperly 3 Q 1 3 End Eugene 1 Lingafelter End r rg Keith Docherty - - End Larry Ced erst rom - - End Larry Johnson Quarterback Ronnie Krabi r Quarterback r Mike Welsh Tackle i John Laughlin i Tackle Wayne Shirley - - Center Marlan Sharer- -Center Ronnie Kramer Fullback Westmer Alwood Monmouth Atkinson W inola Orion Cambridge Rockridge Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard 9 A .-'L 1 A , , :KW 44:7 ,fag x Q, Q gy 1,2 E 'Sn wiv K .wi 3 ag . ' Q fa, L Q 4 Q , 1-pie, M 1 L -,K 1 1 J ' Qjiggi Z 'S xx X Lk v 1 m 'B A 5595 1 x 1 Q4 if ,, f L if ,N xi xq a ,i., .. u n iiswf ML K - 6- 1, sffk ' STEVE? -1 'f Nz: ig a Q Q 5+ gg xi f f f 1 fl 3 .wx rx 1 fi, vw Y-filfw My Mh z fff, 3 ,4 ' in-5 sa .2 iv ge in E 1 3? 'De 3 - . , . A , f fl ' 'ma' Fi V K 'Q' '- in-,E N K -Erirf f - . -Q - A ,is - ,V -if gf 5, x -1 ' '23-Lil A si S 5 1 if 2 71 f 5-iz: 1 Q .- i ---- VS, . . N 'ish ' .E'E 1::Z2 1' .PHI ai' z : 2 .i 912' x y' ' V 3 5 51. 1 Y . . My Homecoming Parade I Flags and Horses Lead the Parade ' ll -7s5.k.g .e i'Q1'T'!'- 1, , , J T . is-- -Q Jr -! c 1,33 'Q r 32,112 jx: x K' , 1, ' Bev , w Harwff 1 -- 9+-sq - 4- s. sl, 3 --bus oil A W. J so .4 ., Q par K, 'ij .. 'Af X3 Q' 'A . f -v-em . A. a g gli, lil, 2 -I f f- , i '-2-3 1 P F Senior Float- - Second Place Spouting to Victory ' A.. A X1 an J I J tl . 'R P , 15' ' ' W, 'W - J '. ml 54 Sophomore. Float Rocket to Victory -iq-L. Junior Float--First Place Let's Pick 'em Off Like Flies Freshman Float--Third Place Trample 'em Junior High Float E-Z. As ABC yb s 1 ' 'X G, .iii fi His nv M f 3' A ii ke 1' :i if I 5 Y' U 1, . 1 ' C They Kept in Step to Build up Pep VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Charlene Kness, Joyce Hutch inson, LaRoyce Hutchinson, Lois Frank. ,Q-1 41 ,.g., JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Carol Rhodenbaugh. Donna Kirkland, Alice Kness, Eileen Frank. Si i uv For Three Consecutive Years Bill Epperly, Forward Bill Lemon, Guard John Slavish. Forward Cambridge Rockridge Orion Rockridge Atkinson Alwood Westmer Winola Atkinson Cambridge Orion Alwood Westmer Winola SCORES: Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard 4 The l962 Annual Staff . EDITOR: Kathleen Slavish ADVERTISING MANAGER: Mayford Davis ASSISTANT EDITOR: Joyce Hutchinson ASSISTANT EDITOR: LaRoyce Hutchinson Proudly Presents to You SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER: Eileen Davis SENIOR CLASS EDITOR: Bonnie Tatman li I Mew, .V 1 gy- S 5 - f -: ' , yrqifgmi ' 5 , , SPORTS EDITOR: Betty Haugen' PLAY EDITOR: Charlene Kness A Record of One of ir ye. .L Er Ex 'fr --f. WT., I , --1 h I mun- F. I-L A. AND F. F. A. EDITORS: Carolyn Ritchie and Diane GRADE SCHOOL EDITORS: Judy Zwicker and Theres DeGreve. DeBackere. ,fn ff' t 7 I ea3,ls.! .-Q S413 ' 4 ASSISTANT SENIOR CLASS EDITORS: Connie Parchert and Marsha Vogler. 64 Your Happiest Years MUSIC EDITORS: Sandra LOVSIBCS and Pam Lindley. JUNIOR CLASS EDITORS: Sandra Qualls, Susan Bloomquist, Lois Frank. 4 SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITORS: Eileen Frank , Sheila - - W- --Y' - -Y - -- ----- rv'--1 ------ -----v-u Mary McManus, Susan Laughlin. Anderson, Letitia Klingebiel, Mary Carlson. 65 nnual Advertising Staff FIRST ROW: Margie Kirkland, Diane DeGreve, Marsha Vogler, LaRoyce Hutchinson, Bonnie Tatman. SEC- OND ROW: Mickey Turner, Judy Farwell, Judy Zwicker, Theresa DeBackere. THIRD ROW: Ken Schwarz, Toni Hutchins, Eileen Davis, Charlene Kness. FIRST ROW: Joyce Hutchinson, Kathleen Slavish. SECOND ROW: Eileen Milks, lrinda Adams. Sylvia Sun- beck, Connie Parchert. THIRD ROW: May ford Davis, Earl Meredith, Henry Dryoel, Ken Unger: absent: Betty Hauger. Carolyn Ritchie, Barbara Lane. The l96I-'62 Calendar AUGUST The Freshman and Juniors braved the hot weather to be the first back to school. Today the Sophomores and Seniors managed to give up their vacations to head back to school. We all got back into the swing of things today as it was the first full day of our new school year. SEPTEMBER Class officers were introduced today at our first class meetings, and they informed the class members of what was expected of them. Q Majorette and head majorette try-outs were held today. We're all looking forward to their fine twirling at football games. Cheerleading try-outs were held today, and everyone found it very hard to choose eight girls from among the many who tried out. A mouse, mysteriously appearing in first hour study hall, came to a violent death this morning. Everyone except the Seniors were licking their lips, saying one, and smiling prettily for their pictures. Tonight the Freshmen were initiated by the Almighty Seniors. The fifth hour typing class did an A number one job of jamming typewriters today. The speech classes were overjoyed today as their speech books finally arrived. The lights were out in the halls this noon causing quite a confusion! At the first F. H. A, meeting of the year, it was decided to sell mums for Homecoming. Tonight was our first conference game with Westmer. They beat us by only two points so don't feel bad fellas, we'll do better next time! Our school luck doesn't seem to be holding out. The Jr. Varsity lost their game. Keep your chin up, boys, we're for you all the way! Short school days are always fun, and we received our first one today because of a faculty meeting. Our prediction came true! Alwood was defeated by our fine varsity team, 28-12. The Seniors looked picture perfect today as they posed for their graduation pictures. The F. H. A. rally was held this afternoon at Moline High School, and Mary Ann Lindburg was chosen asnpresident. Congratulations, Mary Ann! Today the remaining Seniors had their pictures taken. Six members of the annual staff accompanied Mrs. Winters to an annual meeting at Augustana. Our boys lost to Monmouth tonight, but they really showed them what a small school can do. OCTOBER Tonight was the night to start work on class floats for Homecoming. The Jr. Varsity worked hard, too, and beat Westmer, 25-12. Today the newspaper took pictures of our king and queen candidates and our cheerleaders. The Seniors finally de- cided on a theme for their float, but it seems they had a little trouble with the lights in Mr. Upton's garage. Our traditional bonfire and snake dance were both a great success. We all hope Mrs. Unger enjoyed her unan- nounced company! Congratulations were handed out to Charlene and John as they were crowned 1961 Homecoming Queen and King. I Did you notice how sleepy everyone looks today? ' We're waking up today to start studying for six weeks tests. Today was Teacher's Institute so we were given the day off. Tonight we sailed to an easy victory over Winola, 43-0. Our band marched for Western's Homecoming. ' Today the Seniors started to work on their magazine sales campaign. Wonder who 'll end up giving the pizza party! The Juniors were all set to order class rings, but wouldn't you know, nobody came to take orders! No matter what happened to everyone during the week, we were all rewarded when our Tigers beat Orion, 19-6. We certainly paid for our victory over Orion. Four of our best players were hurt, and a couple of them arrived' at school on crutches. At last the Juniors got to order their class rings! Today could be called National Beatnik Day' as several boys showed up in blue jeans and sweatshirts! We saw quite a change today as a couple of our beatniks showed up in suits. We gained an hour of shut eye today because we are back on Standard Time. We are welcoming back Betty Jane Hamerlinck who has been attending school in Colorado. We're glad to see you back, Betty! The F. T. A. Divi- sion Meeting was held at Sherrard tonight, and congratulationstgo to Carolyn Ritchie who was elected secretary of Blackhawk Division. X What trick or treater spent part of today washing the high school windows? NOVEMBER Many students attended College Night at Aledo High School. Although we lost first place to Rockridge tonight by a score of 20-13. we're proud of the fine season our boys hat and congratulate them for it. We're also very proud of our Jr. Varsity as they finished as champions of the Cornbel' Conference. Many Seniors made it to Rock Island today to take ACT tests. Today marked the beginning of American Education Week. The Pep Club met today to plan for the arrival of basketball season. It was decided to order purple and gold pom- poms for the club. The parents made their yearly visit to school as open house was held. The coaches were in Champaign today, and none of their classes were held. The extra free period was much en- joyed by their students. Three talented senior boys, Keith Docherty, Larry Hoffman, and Bob links, made their television debut on the Aunl Polly Show today to promote the Senior play, Mrs. McThing. A large crowd assembled to enjoy the first night of the Senior play, Mrs. McThing, and it looked as though it wa. a real success. The second night of the Senior play was an even bigger success. Hats off to the Seniors and Mrs. Hogue. who made t-he success possible. Also. thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Pankey for the play party they gave the Seniors for their fine production. Everyone enjoyed the short day. It gave us extra time to study for six week's tests. After a long day of tests. we can use the extra few days of rest--Thanksgiving vacation. The Pep Club's pom- poms arrived in time to shake Sherrard to a 47-36 victory over Alexis. That's starting the sea- son off on the right foot! DECEMBER Everyone was proud of our Tigers tonight as they beat Aledo, 46-41. Tonight we clashed with Cambridge and beat them, 47-35. We met with some bad luck tonight. After a hard-fought game. Rockridge handed us ourfirst loss of the season, 39-30, but we'l1 get even next time! After creeping to Orion on the ice-covered roads, we speeded up to win over the Chargers, 70-35. To help get everyone into the Christmas spirit, the chorus held its annual Christmas Concert. Tonight we traveled to Rockridge and returned the favor by beating them, 49-44, to put us back in the top spot. Atkinson bowed to us tonight by a score of 46-45. It was almost too close for comfort. Before dismissing for Christmas vacation, we were treated with a Christmas party in the gym. Everyone enjoyed the fine entertainment provided by the band. From the sound of Santa's voice, he must have come to us by way of the South Pole instead of the North! At 3:00 everyone was dismissed for the holidays and a long awaited vacation. While everyone else was relaxing, our Jr. Varsity team was fighting hard to win first place in the Alexis Tourney by defeating Rockridge in the championship game. I ANUARY lt was back to school today. Upon arriving, we found we had a new addition tof our school. Thanks to the science club for the new water cooler. The F. H. A. officers met today to plan for the Annual F. H. A. -F. F. A. Sweetheart Dance. While the snow drifted on the roads, our boys drifted to a 42-38 victory over Alwood. Drifting snow meant an early dismissal today. Just as everyone expected, there was no school! That didn't hold back the team, though, as they beat Winola il the first round of the Cornbelt Tourney at Alwood. We received another day of rest! After that unexpected vacation, we were back to work again. In second round tourney play, we beat Alwood. whicl means that we'1l play Westmer for the championship Saturday night. Just as everyone had hoped, we beat Westmer to win the Cornbelt Tournament for three consecutive years. Those three trophies will be proud additions to our trophy case. Our Varsity racked up another victory tonight by beating Westmer again, 51-46. Our Jr. Varsity set a new record by pouring in 94 points. Everyone agreed that the semester went too fast, and no one was ready for semester tests. After another long day of tests, we defeated Winola, 50-28. The Juniors finally received their class rings. Atkinson traveled hex e tonight only to be beaten, 46-37. We were quite a disappointed group tonight as we' were beaten by Cambridge, 53-44. FEBRUARY We opened the month without a bang as Aledo defeated us, 51-44, in the Aledo Invitational Tourney. Tonight turned a little better when we beat R. M. A. , 57-25, at the Aledo Tourney. We met with Westmer again tonight and won third place in the Aledo Tourney by beating them, 52-45. Tonight's game with Orion was a little different than the last, but we still managed to beat them, 53-37. Thanks to Abraham Lincoln, we received another vacation. Tonight's game with Westmer proved to be the most exciting game of the season. We beat them, 46-42, in an over- time after following behind until the fourth quarter. - We all listened to WHBF for the reports of closed schools, but everyone met with disappointment because Sherrard wasn't included in the list. In our last conference game of the season, we beat Winola, 78-62, to become Champions of the Cornbelt Conference! Isn 't it a shame to miss another day of school? The Winola band proved to be good sports by putting on an assembly for us even though we defeated them Tuesday night. Teacher's Institute today made this a three day week. Tonight we met with some bad luck as we were beaten by Monmouth. We ought to have some good dancers in school now because a majority of the students have started taking lessons with the Wayne Cunninghams. MARCH Tonight's game with ROVA proved to be as exciting as the battle with Westmer. We went into an overtime again and beat them, 73-68. The Seniors met first hour today to make plans for the annual senior trip. ln the first round of regional tourney play at Aledo, we again met up with ROVA. This time proved to be less ex- citing than Friday's game when we rolled to 53-38 victory. Tonight's game with Aledo turned out to be our last game of the year. Everyone was very disappointed when they beat us, 51-48. The Cornbelt Student Council meeting was held at Atkinson. A faculty meeting meant another early dismissal. Tonight the chorus gave everyone spring fever when they held their annual spring concert. The State F. T. A. Convention was held at Aurora with Diane DeGreve and Carolyn Ritchie as delegates. The F. F. A. boys enjoyed an evening out with their dads at the Father- Son Banquet. APRIL We were very privileged tonight to have Don Nelson, who is well known to everyone as the star' of the University of Iowa basketball team. as the guest speaker at the annual Athletic Banquet. Everyone seemed to enjoy the fine production of the junior class play, We Were Young That Year. No school today because of Good Friday. We'1l enjoy our Easter vacation even though the bad weather this past winter has shortened it a bit. Everyone looked a little tired today when school began on Daylight Savings Time. MAY The Frosh- Soph Conference Track Meet was held at Rockridge this afternoon. Tonight the band held its annual spring concert. The varsity track boys went to Cambridge for the Varsity Cornbelt Track Meet. This year the Cornbelt Chorus Festival was held here at Sherrard, and it seemed to be much enjoyed by everyone. Tonight the Seniors were honored when the Juniors presented them with a prom that they will always remember. It was rise and shine this morning for the Seniors. We all took off for a three day vacation in Chicago! Today the Seniors were back in school, and it looks like they all had a fine time! Our band traveled to Orion to- night for the Cornbelt Band Festival. Everyone admired a fine looking group of Seniors tonight at their High School Baccalaureate. School was dismissed today, and everyone is looking forward to the summer vacation. Tonight the Seniors received their diplomas. They were very proud, for it was a goal they had worked twelve years to attain--twelve years they will never forget. 69 Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW: Judy Simmon, Letitia Klingebiel, Judy Milks, Marsha Vogler, Carolyn Ritchie, Eileen Davis, Diane DeGreve, Margie Kirkland, Eileen Milks, Mrs. Winters, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Martha Miller. Barbara Lane, Judy Farwell, Carita.Rhodenbaugh, Judy Zwicker, Sandra Lovelace, Joyce Swiger, Emma I-lolevoet, Alene Thomp- son, Susan Laughlin. THIRD ROW: Mary Carlson, Mary Pitman, Daria Dhaemers, Jeanie Docherty, Pam Lindley, Juli Ann Redpath, Marian Miller, Mary Ann Lindburg, Gail Swinford. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Winters, Sponsorg Robert Jinks, Robert Ramsey, Keith Docherty, Larry Johnson, Henry Dryoel, Earl Meredith, Richard Clarke, Gregory Bloomberg. The Sherrard Future Teachers, a group of thirty-five members, had their first meeting in October, 1961, and elected the following offi- cers: Eileen Davis, Presidentg Carolyn Ritchie, Vice-Pr esidentg Diane DeGreve, Secretary- Treasurer. At the first district meeting, which was held at Sherrard, Carolyn Ritchie was elec- ted Recording Secretary of the Blackhawk Divi- sion F.T.A. We also attended the other two district meetings which were held at Moline and Orion. Carolyn Ritchie and Diane DeGreve at- tended the state meeting on March 23 and 24 at Aurora. We want to thank Mr. and Mrs. Win- ters for serving as our sponsors. ,fC'S.-'f -' I i i F Chemistry Club ifIRST ROW: Mr. King, s ponsorg Larry Johnson, Diana Plank, Susan Bloomquist, Sandra Lovelace, Robert links. SECOND ROW: Julia Shirley, Judy Zwicker, Eileen Davis, Rosemary Seitz, Diane Rind, Lois Frank, Betty Hamerlinck. THIRD ROW: Roger Zwicker, Richard Clarke, Gregory Bloomberg, Randle Dhaemers, David Junchen, James Laktas. FOURTH ROW: Ken Schwarz, Keith Docherty, Robert Ramsey, Martha Miller. Courtney Goodwin, Marlan Sharer. The Chemistry Club is a group of stu- dents who are taking chemistry in school. Mr. Art King, the chemistry teacher, is their sponsor. This year the members were able to make enough money by extra activities to buy a water cooler for the school. It is being enjoyed by all the students and faculty. But the Best Songs Are Sung From the Heart GIRLS' CHORUS--FIRST ROW: Judy Simmon, Judy Milks, Marjorie Kirkland, Eileen Milks, LaRoyce Hutchinson, Joyce Hutchinson, Mrs. King, Eileen Davis, Carol Rhodenbaugh, Lois Frank, Mary Ann Lindburg, Becky McLaughlin, Linda McSparin, Gail Swigford, SECOND ROW: Daria Dhaemers, Mary Kay Pitman, Marsha Vogler, Carolyn Rit- chie. Carita Rhodenbaugh, Natalie Cameron. Joyce Hughes, Patty Zurcher, Karen Tomlinson, Sandra Qualls, Eva Anderson, Susanne Sornmers, Iona Hergert. THIRD ROW: Mary Carlson, Judy Zwicker, Betty Hanger, Diane De- Greve, Bonnie Tatman, Theresa DeBackere, Ricky Lausch, Linda Lindburg, Damaris Maynard, Susan Bloomquist, Marian Miller, Mary Anita McManus, Susan Laughlin, Rosemary Seitz, Carol Christensen. FOURTH ROW: Charlene Kness, Toni Hutchins, Margaret Schuessler, Sharon Borst, Linda Mears, Dawn Healey, Delpha Anderson. Sandra Isaacson, Donna Kirkland , Alice Kness. Sharon Claeys, Patty Hintermeister, Letitia Klingebiel, Carol Martens, Sandra Lovelace. FIFTH ROW: Linda Holland, Margaret Lindburg, Jeanie Docherty, Pam Lindley, Juli Ann Red- path, Martha Miller, Connie Parchert, Joyce Swiger, Emma Holevoet, Linda Cather, Jennie Lou Sims, Barbara Lane. Janice Wright. Julia Shirley. Our Christmas Concert was the highlight of Sherrard's pre-Christmas festivities. On March 22 we presented our annual Spring Concert, in which we gave a preview of the songs which we were to sing May 8 for the Cornbelt Chorus Festival in Sherrard. SOLOISTS: Barbara Lane and Jim Dorr. Our Music Leads the Parade First Row: Alene Thompson, Daria Dhaemers, Letitia Klingebiel, Sheila Anderson. Jeanie Docherty. Second Row: Clarke, Sandra Isaacson, Kay Koester, Judy Farwell, Joyce Hughes, Sharon Lee, Susanne Sommers, Dick Ash, Delpha An derson. Steven Zwicker, Jennie Sims. Third Row: Ronnie Floyd, Richie Weihler, Susanne Munson, Joyce Kistler, Swinford, Iona Hergert. Standing: Judy Milks, David Junchen, Tom Slavish, Barbara Engholm. W, The Marching Band 74 Of Many Activities First Row: Mary Louise Kettering, Jane Wallin, Rebecca McLaughlin, Bob Ramsey, Hank Dryoel, Don Plank. Second Row: arita Rhodenbaugh, Jerry Vogler, Jim Whan, Susan Laughlin, Jeff Clarke, Mike Pearson, Mary Carlson, Judy Simmon, Joe ocherty, Bob links. Third Row: John Laughlin, Norman Hultgren, Jerry Parchert, Dwight I-Iergert, Richard Jinks. Chuck Lee, Denny Dochterman. Standing: Mr. Cahail, Joan McLaughlin. The Pep Band '75 MAJORETTES: Rosemary Seitz, Pam Lindley, Juli Ann Redpath, Linda Holland, Sandra DeBackere. OFFICERS: Hank Dryoel, Managerg Letitia Klingebiel. Secre- tary: Mary Carlson, Librariang Judy Milks, Librariang Sheila An- derson, Wardrobeg Mr. Cahail. Absent: Bob Ramsey, Wardrobe. The band b ega n a successful year by per- forming at football games and leading the Homecoming Parade. On October 14 the band traveled to Macomb to march in their Home- coming Parade, and they also participated in the pre-game show . The selections that the band played at the Christmas party December 21 were enjoyed by all. On February 1 the band played in an Exchange Band Concert at Winola. The solos and ensembles entered the District Contest February 24 a nd State Contest April 14. To top off a successful year, the band played for the Commencement e x erc i s e s in May. K All Eligible Gentlemen y FHA OFFICERS: First Row: Carolyn Ritchie, Vice-President of Degrees, Eileen Davis, Vice-President, Toni Hutchins, President: Connie Parchert, Treasurerg Marsha Vogler, Secretary. Second Row: Betty Hauger, Vice-President of Public Relationsg Joyce Swiger, Parliarnentariang Judy Zwicker, Vice-President of Projectsg Sandra Qualls, Song Leaderg Diane Rind, Assistant Vice-President of Projects, Sandra Lovelace, Historian: Sandra DeBackere, Vice-President of Recreation. First Row: Pam Lindley. Carol Christensen, Juli Ann Redpath, Joyce Hutchinson, LaRoyce Hutchinson, Mary Ann Lindburg, Rosemary Seitz, Lois Frank, Joan McLaughlin, Margo Zeitler, Carol Martens, Barbara Engholm. Second Row: Kathleen Slavish, Catita Rhodenbaugh, Charlene Kness. Mickey Turner, Bonnie Tatmman, Theresa DeBackere, Margie Mehall, Sylvia Sunbeck, Sharon Koester, Janet Link, Virginia Baker, Bobbie Sue Johnston, Patty Zurcher. Third Row: Linda Adams, Barbara Lane, Linda Holtz. Patty Hinter- meister, Barbara Dorway, Eileen Milks, Margie Kirkland, Diane DeGreve. Julia Shirley, Janice Wright, Beth Richardson, Karen Tomlinson. Should Be Running for Their Lives First Row: Donna Harrington, Sandra Olson, Jane Clarke, Billie Truby, Susan Laktas, Kathleen Anderson, Lovena Turney, Linda Borst, Kay Koester, Janet Robb, Connie Grant, Pam Halley, Mrs. Stone. Second Row: Rose Foster, Judy Milks, Daria Dhaemers, Eileen Frank, Sheila Anderson, Lynn Chard, Judy Scovil, Carol Schmidt, Linda Lindburg, Susanne Sommers, Linda McSparin, Iona Hergert, Gale Swinford. Third Row: Mary Carlson, Mary Pitman, Judy Simmon, Letitia Klingebiel, Dian Thornburg, Natalie Cameron, Joyce Hughes, Damaris Maynard, Mary McManus, Rebecca McLaughlin, Eva Anderson, Karen Foster, Cheryl Shepherd. Fourth Row: Margaret Schuessler, Sharon Borst, Linda Mears, Dawn Healey, Delpha Anderson, Donna Kirkland, Alice Kness, Carol Rhodenbaugh, Sharon Claeys, Jennie Sims, Marilyn Mehall, Sharon Lee, Nancy Claeys, Fifth Row: Wanda Iverson, Alene Tompson, Sandra Isaacson, Linda Holland, Margaret Lindburg, Jeanie Docherty, Emma Holevoet, Linda Cather, Mary Bell, Kathy Whitley, Sherry Whan, Patty Nimrick, Ricky Lausch. TIGER TALK STAFF: First Row: Mrs. Rhodenbaugh, Sponsorg Margie Kirkland, Editorg Toni Hutchins, FHA Presidentg Mrs. Stone, Sponsor. Second Row: Carolyn Ritchie, FTA Co-Editor: Charlene Kness, Varsity Sports Co-Editorg Mickey Turner, Art Editor, Sandra Lovelace, Fl-IA Co-Editorg Sheila Anderson, FHA Co- Editorg Margaret Lindburg, Jr. Varsity Co-Editor: Cheryl Shepherd, Jr. Varsity Co-Editorg Sandra Olson, Gossip Co-Editor. Third Row: Carol Martens, Assistant Editor: Carita Rhodenbaugh, Band Co-Editorg Diane DeGreve, FFA Co-Editor and Gossip Co-Editor, Janice Wright, Varsity Sports Co-Editor: Joyce Hughes, So- cial Co-Editorg Jennie Sims, Band Co-Editor, Sandra Isaacson, FFA Co-Editor: Natalie Cameron, Social Co- Editorg Joan McLaughlin, FTA Co-Editor, - ,, F. Vg P Q 14? 4, . wx, W Q, 1 If w wf 5. ' 42 . 1, ' 1 55 Q - pk!-Q' f - V? , -' , , . x m L -dx A-gl-I 4 c53.:.ag3': A N31 ,. V ,xr l . .r .N - , H J , A. I L j,1.?: hi 'ju' ::,ii:,,g2L V . 0 22+ Qlfirl Y ' as 'fig W, si D- . -xi j F W 'Fx' ' 'YV' 1 I '4 Q 1 - X r?: i'?'xjg!fxE Ln Q ' '55 l'!'2' Q Mg, , , , Y 4, W L If L K r 1 I f' if was E 1 F , A just 5 r Ln , A I gig ' I E I 1 419 L I 4 if H. ' ': J v -,', if - h -- ..,,,: .4 'A , 5, V .V B 7 ,' ! Q . A J f . P Sweetheart Swirl THE ROYAL COURT: Judy Zwicker and Mike W elsh reigned as Queenand King. Toni Hutchins and lim Dorr crowned the royal couple. Pat Hintermeister and Gene Lingafelter were chosen first attendants. Marsha Vogler and Ken Nimrick were chosen second attendants. Kay and Janet Jackson were crownbearers. Pat Hintermeister and Gene Lingafelter Marsha Vogler and Ken Nimrick We're the Lads Who Turn the Furrow FFA OFFICERS: Jim Dorr, Vice-Presidentg Charles Fritch, Secretary, Ken Nimrick, Presidentg Marian Sharer, Treas- urer, Mr. Gregory, Sponsor, Ronnie Krahl, Sentinel. First Row: John Robb, Dick Docherty, Gene Lingafelter, Ken Carver, Don Pitman, Norris Youngberg, ,Bob DeGreve, Maurice DeBackere, Roger Franck. Second Row: Eugene Pearson, Mike Welsh, Larry Hoffman, John Laughlin, David Cather, Gary Raatz, John Hoffman, Dick Ash, Mr. Gregory. Third Row: Roger Zwicker, Frazier Watson, Rodney Krahl, Gary Krahl, Denny Dochterman, Kirby Schmidt. John Wilson, Jim Koester, David Zwicker. Fourth Row: Tom Slavish, Bob White, Ron Schnowske, Sammy Dawson, James Mueller, John White, Jeff Langston, Robert Onion, Steve Zwicker. Kenny Carlson. Earning While Learning Brings Prosperit 1' 'I'-he winners of the Farm Planning Contest were Ken Carver, first, Charles Fritch, second, and Larry Hoff- man , third. This is our Homecoming float. ...Q fix' fifisf Marlan Sharer is exhibiting his F. F. A. project. The F. F. A. participated in many activities this year. We were represented in the State Judg- ing Contest at Champaign with members on the Grain, Dairy, Poultry, and Fat Stock teams. Ken- ny Nimrick, Gene Lingafelter, Marian Sharer, and Ken Carver exhibited their projects at the Voca- tional Fair at Knoxville. Our F. F. A. Officers. Ken Nimrick, Jim Dorr, and Charles Fritch attend- ed the Officers' Training School in Onieda. The boys also served the F. H. A. members and their mothers at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Tom Slavish received first place in the Land Judging Contest. D Junior Class Play You don't know how attractive you are, says Charlene Kness to Mike Kale. You 're nuthin' but a lucky small-time dame, says Mickey Turner to Barbara Dorway. The four school girls--Judy, Linda, Diane. and Eileen. I was positive I had locked this door, says Betty Hanger to Marsha Vogler. As a matter of fact, Dobie's really sort of interesting, sa y s Char le ne Kness to Larry Cederstrom. Keep blowing, Pat, The Many Loves f K A ,,.X .. N , K-TL in ,te --f WMA r W ,- d ' - i I Happy Stella Kowalski talks to Jimmy Win- gate 's receptionist. Hank, Karen, Earl, Jim, and Sandy practicing their lines in the play. My, but Mike 's popular! Of Dobie Gillis Cool, man. cool Mayford and Carolyn, assistant d i r e c tor s , with Miss Robins. Terry Myers as Mr. Pipgrass Margie Kirkland as Adele Miss Robins. our director Backstage--Bill Reedy, Wayne Shirley, and Mayford Davis. The Junior Class Play Dobie Gillis, a small dynamic high school student, is equipped with an active imagination and bound- less energy. He soon finds that this active imagina- tion gets him into a lot of trouble. Dobie worships a beautiful girl named Helen who is just using him, but finally he realizes that the girl for him is faith- ful Bonnie who has helped him get out of all his trouble. Linda Adams played the part of Mimi, Diane De- Greve the part of Mrs. Larue, and Mike Kale the part of Howay. Connie Parchert, Pat Hintermeister, and Eileen Milks played the part of the three Lewis sisters. The three gangsters were played by Keith Docherty, Bob J inks , and Larry Hoffman. 86 The Senior Play Marsha Vogler practices her part of Mrs. Schellenback. John Wilson and Bill Reedy played the part of police- men. Wayne Shirley, who was absent for the picture, also played the part of a policeman. CREW HEADS--FIRST ROW: Toni Hutchins, Joyce Swiger , Marlan Sharer, Linda Holtz, Judy Farwell. SECOND ROW: Ken Unger, lim Dorr, Larry Johnson, Ken Schwarz, and Leland Martin. Mrs. McThing, a two act comedy-fantasy, was the whimsical story of a poor little rich boy overly sheltered by his mother. Howay, the little boy, is stolen from his mother by a vindictive witch because Mrs. Larue will not let Mimi, Mrs. McThing's adopted human child, play with her boy. Since the witch has left a stick in Howay 's place, he is not missed, and that's where the fun begins. Three would-be gangsters who have never pulled a job hang out in back of the Shantyland Pool Hall Lunchroom with a delightful assortment of odd characters, and it is here that Howay finally finds himself stranded. He is first put to work as a dishwasher, but he finally joins the mob when he feels that all attempts to reach his mother have failed. Meanwhile, Mrs. Larue has begun to look for Howay and finally finds him in Shantyland. But Mimi has found him too: so once again Mrs. Larue orders the little girl to stay away from Howay. Warned by Mimi that she has no more chances, Mrs. Larue attempts to call Larue Towers only to discover that Mrs. McThing, still one step ahead of her, has put a stick in her place, too! Finding herself a dishwasher in probably the gaudiest poolhall in town, Mrs. Larue seeks help from three wacky old-maid sisters, one of whom is a kleptomaniac. When the Lewis girls fail, she vows revenge on the sisters, but despairs of ever re- turning home. Finally, however, the gangsters dec i d e to break in Larue Towers. They acquire the assistance of Mimi, who promises to betray her witch-mother by destroying the stick-people. After a wild and confusing scene, involving some puzzled policemen and servants, three frightened Lewis girls being matched with three greedy gangsters, and the removal of silver from Larue Towers, order is restored. The remaining problem of Mimi is solved only after a double visitation of Mrs. McThing, once in the guise of an ugly green-nosed monster, and once as a fairy godmother. Since the witch has helped Mrs. Larue see the light, Mimi is al- lowed to stay to play with Howay, and the curtain closes as the two are joyfully playing with a toy train. 87 Jr. High Class Officers MRS. LILLIMAN ' S ROOM: SEVENTH GRADE: Rob Basala, Pres. g Mary Jo Schurr, V. Pres. : Terry Ornelis, Sec. -Treas. MR. McATEE'S ROOM: SEVENTH GRADE: Ronald Dawson, Pres. : Patty An d erso n , Sec. -Treas. : Steve Whan, V. Pres. , MRS. HUMPI-IREY'S ROOM: SEVENTH GRADE: Bob Basala, Sec. -Treas. g Evelyn Wagoner, Pres.: Rich- , ard Anderson, V. Pres. MR. HULTGREN'S ROOM: EIGHTH GRADE: Dennis Erickson, Pres. g Rich- ard Taets, V. Pres.: Kristine Holland, i Sec. -Treas. MRS. GARTRELL'S ROOM: EIGHTH GRADE: Raylee Miller, Treas.: Nancy Beck, V. Pres.: Ray Docherty, Sec. g Jim Epperly, Pres. MR. KEIM'S ROOM: EIGHTH GRADE: Glenn Wilson, Pres. : Joyce Kistler, Treas. 5 Richard Russell, Sec. g Jerry Dawson, V. Pres. Jr. High Basketball Players and Cheerleaders EIGHT!-I GRADE--FIRST ROW: Mr. Hultren, Coach: Terry,King, Ray Docherty, Mike Miller, Rich Doch- terman, Ricky Russell, Jerry Dawson. SECOND ROW: Carl Krahl, Robert Slavish, Denny Myers, Alan Holdsworth, Glenn Wilson, Larry Shirley, Dennis Erickson, Mike Eddingfield. SEVENTH GRADE--FIRST ROW: Ronald Dawson, Bob Basala, Robin Basala, Charles Anderson. Mike Foster. SECOND ROW: Richard Anderson, Mike Sackfield , Jerry Johnson. Joey Lindburg, Eddie Sims, Frankie Adams. THIRD ROW: James Carver, Terry Harky, Philip Thornburg, Larry Adams, Don Simmon. Mr. Todd, Coach. CHEERLEADERS: Carita Ziemer, Regina Dllaemers, Mary CHEERLEADERS: Linda Hall, Patty Anderson, Lois Klinge Louise Kettering, Joyce Kistler. biel, Mary Jo Schurr. We Have Made a Career in Education LeANN GARTRELL ELMER HULTGREN LYNN KEIM RUTH HUMPHREY Junior High Junior High Junior High Junior High CURTIS MCATEE ELLOISE LILLIMAN ORVILLE MINTEER MARY ASH Junior High Junior High Matherville Matherville DOROTHY TODD MABEL STARK MYRTLE BAXTER DOROTHY DAVID Matherville Matherville Rural Rural We Guide the Youth of the Nation 3- 2 H A ,E 'ffit' in +C' Q 1 A MABEL ROBBINS CHRISTINE MYERS GAIL LINDBURG HELEN SCHAECHTER Preemption Preemption Preemption Preemption BERNICE STROPES RICHARD LOVELACE FAITH GATES HINTERMEISTER Coyne Center Coyne Center Coyne Center C t en er rs : 9 .,,z, W., - 3 'ie KATHLEEN ADAMS MONETA MARTIN JUANITA SCHUTTE EVA SEITZ Coyne Center Coyne Center Coyne Center Sherrard CAROLINE ALVIN Sherrard MARY C. BATES Sherrard ' 2 I ' .11 -- g NT? I I . , xx ,:. ,Q -, . ,, I! nw 1 ', -. -' 1 fs-'Au ig 1' 'ff , 'K fic: 'I -I Pnffwl I 'foals AM 5. jf.. ' 'M ' 'arg KU: Qi' J' Q ,311 ,ji -Q ,Q 1- 2. , . ,uf ji Q DOROTHY ANDERSON Sherra rd X1 A MARY JANE MOODY EDNA NIMRICK Swedona Swedona JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTI-I GRADE First Row: Jim Collier, Ray Anderson, Bill Rind, Dick Cutler, Waldo Miller, Kenny Engholm, Richard Taets. Second Row: Mr. Hultgren, Larry Pace, Duane Wallin, Faye Turney, Susan Frye, Judy Truby, Sheila Secymore, Mary Verbeke. Third Row: Carl Khral, Bob Slavish, Linda Ford, Rosalie Crocker, Donna Ford, Patty Wilson, Christine Holland . Q Fourth Row: Leslie Johnson, Vince Patrizi, Larry Shirley, Dennis Jansen, Lindell Gosney, Larry Greg- ory, Dennis Erickson, Dennis Qualls. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Ricky Ayers, Twyla Willis, Shirley Beck, Sherry Hall, Janet Wagoner, Linda Cavin, Skip Roberts, Larry Thorson, Mrs. Gartrell. Second Row: Dennis Afeld, Bill White, Eugene Calher, Ray Docherty, Mike DeBackere, Pat Hergert, Jim Epper- ly, Dwight Hergert. Third Row: Nancy Beck, Raylee Miller, Linda Schuessler, Debra Sanders , Bill McWilliams, Mike Collier, Mike Miller, Mike Eddingfield. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Danny Zwicker, Bob Basala, Larry Kurtenback, Richard Anderson, Stev- en Brown, Linda Hall, Elaine Adams, Sharon Anderson . Second Row 1 Mrs Humphrey, Carolyn Koester, Sandra Harris, Enid W e e d , Ro x a n n e Youngberg , Carla Whitley, Evelyn Wagoner, Christine Wynn, Linda Fredell. Third Row: Dennis Pitman, Loren Zeirler, Ted Rossiter, Danny Shep- herd, Ed Nichols, David LaDue, De- Wayne Robinson , Leonard Carlstrom. Fourth Row: Greg Cather, Bill Cole, Ronny Dawson, Chuck Wiggins, Steve Frew, Ter- ry I-Iarkey, Karen Miller, Stanley Laktas. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Mr. Keim, Lynn Frye, Ruth An Dawson, Jerry Dawson, Mary Jane Weihler Jim langston, Ronnie Floyd, Joyce Kistler Terry King. Second Row: Dennis Myers Sandra Taylor, Ricky Russell, Georg Bloomquist, Irene Fritch, Danny Whitley Richard Dochterman, Greg Frew. Thir Row: Glenn Wilson, Mary Louise Ketter ing, Regina Dha emers , Carita Ziemer Suzanne M u ns o n , Jane Wallin, Marily Zwicker, Jean McConnell , Alle Holdsworth. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Shirley Wadsager, Dennis Carl- son, Dennis Larson, Ronald Dawson, Billy. Lewis, Gary Redecker, Jill McLaughlin Patty Anderson, Joann Anderson. Secona Row: Ralph Beck, Patricia Benton, Judy Brasmer, Gene McWilliams, Leon Borst Kenneth Jacobs , James Mears , Stever Whan, Ronald Cameron. Third Row: Joey Lindburg, Philip Thornburg , louis Mc- Collum, Elaine Johnson , Edward Sims, Corliss Miller, Sherry Craft. Fourth Rowr Dottie Vangelder, Mary Craft, Lucy Brown Herbert Schnoor, John St. Claire, James Carver, Mr. McAtee. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE Tirst Row: Mrs. Lilliman, John Erickson, lobin Basala, Pa ma la Petty , Kathleen Shultz, Terry Lee Ornelus, Stephen Puc- kett, Charles Anderson , Sa m Ramsey. pecond Row: Michael Foster, Danny Jan- :cke, Danny Puckett, Mary Jo Schurr, iharon Mueller, Jean White, Patty Grant, vlary Reecly. Third Row: Michael Sack- nield, Harold Watson, Dane McCaw, Keith Jichols, Jerry Johnston, Frankie Adams, ,inda Dawson, Sandra Minton. Fourth Low: Kathleen Leffler, Bonnie Swinford, trenda Butler, Diana Healey, Lois Link, .ois Klingebiel, Don Simmon, Larry Dean Adams. MATHERVILLE THIRD AND FOURTH Tirst Row: Dana Frye, Danny Shields, anny Daymude, Micha el Vale, Ricky artman, Roger Adams, Mark Sloan, Mi- hael Sloan, Michael Jacobs. Second Row: iane Williams, Pamela Miller, Eva Cam- ron, Karen Voelcker, Debbie Walker, hirley Daymude , Sherry Jordan, Susie awford, Paul Mital, Randy Corwin, ayne Sloan. Third Row: Da nny Frye, tephen Slavish, Billy Slavish, Roddy Hart- an. Carole Crawford, Lyle Manthe, herry Hartman, Roxanne Bousman, Danny dams, Da vid Child, Mrs. Ash, Wanda clntire. MATHERVILLE FIFTH AND SIXTH First Row: Kenneth Cameron, Bud Hughes, Michael Anderson, Jimmie Adams, John Collier, Richard Child. Second Row: Jer- ry Crawford, Tony Starcevich, Linda Rob- inson, Janis Anderson, Patrice Maynard, Cynthia Taylor, Susan McGee, Ricky Puc- kett, Robert Strom , Jerry Anderson. Third Row: Michael Yazbec, Orville Min- teer, Raymond Strom, Lynda Adams, Rhonda Hartma n , George Mehall, Lynn Sloan, Frances Bousman, Steven Rind, Cathie Sloan, Ann Mc Ca rdle , Michael Frye. MATHERVILLE GRADE ONE First Row: James Chapman, Cecil Qualls, Bruce Rind, Patrick Sloan, Allen Hartman, Edward Hainline. Second Row: Sandra Daymude, Mary Miller, Karen Child, Pamela Williams, Claudia Taylor. Leslie Encapera, Diane Shields, Tamara Slavish. Third Row: Kenneth Jordan, Roberta Cheek, Marlene Jansen, Judith Jordan, Mrs. Stark, Douglas Erdman, Kenneth Brewer, Theresa Laktas, Brian Child. f ': ' ' 1 ' I v w,-tw fr.-.p nl, MATHERVILLE GRADE TWO First Row: Rodger Slavish, Kevin Voelcke Ralph Corwin, David Mital, Billy Bonic David Adams. Second Row: Sylvia Robi son, Babette Vale, Cynthia Gulley, Anit Robinson, Kristine Lindburg, Debbie Rob inson. Third Row: Steven Peterson, Ji Ckawford, Christine Basala, Dorothy Tod John Jordan, Marla Matkovic, Angel Encapera. PREEMPTION GRADE FIVE AND SIX First Row: Thomas Weihler, Danny Tap pendorf, Gregory Wilson , Larry Henry Kenneth Johnson, Howard Johnston, Larry Holevoet, Dennis Swinford. Second Row Paul Barnett, Joan Fritch, Janet Verbek Hope Harkey, Linda Claeys, Sally Iverso. Faith St. Clair, Annabelle Stumpf. Thir Row: Ste phen.Mayhew, Brian Lwicker Shirley Mack, Norma Baker, Nancy Mc Connell, Carol Ash, Judy Martin, Debr. Swinford, Vonnie Bell, Robert Beck, Mrs Robbins. REEMPTION GRADE THREE AND FOUR ' st Row: Joey Zimmerman, Robert Hen- , Michael Armstrong, John Watson, Don- 'e McLaughlin, Michael Zwicker, Jay utchins. Second Row: William Verbeke, aren McLaughlin, Roberta Lingafelter, iscilla Rathbun, Winifred Jones , Marta rmstrong. Dianne Krouse, Kathy Zwicker. hird Row: Mrs. Myers, Gary Tappendorf, an Swinford, Isabelle Juras, Suzie Hay- tek, Lynn Harkey, Terry St. Clair, Jo- ph Fritch, Ronald Johnson , Stephen ack. PREEMPTION GRADE ONE Row. Mark Harris, Roland Hutchinson, ictor Weihler, Mark Kammerman, Robert illings, John Barnett. Second Row: Pa- icia Watson, Deborah Beck, Malinda arris, Georgia Tappendorf, Rondi Mack, herie Kro use , Gina Holdsworth, Reita my. Third Row: John Fakas , Carolyn wicker, Tommy Miller, Billy Henry, obert Spengler, Danny Verbeke, Gregory haemers, Mrs. Schaechter, Lorin Johnson. PREEMPTION GRADE TWO First Row: Jerry Hutchins, Diane Zwicker, Brian Dhaemers, Mary Sue Zwicker, Rus- sell Burton, Richard Amy, Joyce St. Clair. Second Row: Cindi Mack, Patty Bell, Kathleen Docherty, Joann Martin, Pamela Rathbun, Jill McCaw, Gail Lingburg. Ab- sent: Roberta Foster, Donnie Zwicker. COYNE CENTER FOURTH' First Row: Dom Dilulio, Randy Heiar, Mike Wardlow, Eugene Swanson, Lamar Cox, Dennis Roberts, Mark Ornelis, Steve Han- son. Second Row: Bruce Hurley, Debbie Hargrave, Bel Waterman, Phyllis Water- man, Kathy Coyne, Sandra Vercauteren, Jim Johansen, Mike Minton, Bobby Con- nell, Craig Goodwin. Third Row: Billie Jean Ritchie, Sandra McKinley, Paula Jen- nings, Kathy Smith, Pamela Bickle, An- gela Todd, Bob Anderson, Mark Mandle, Ray Castrey, Mr. Lovelace. COYNE CENTER FIFTH AND SIXTH First Row: Robert Schriver , Michae Coyne, Dennis Ayers, David Johnson, Bill! Ray Cox , Bruce Mandle, Ro bert Bicklel Second Row: Mary Nash, Joyce Koester' Diana Fenton, Virginia Heiar, Mary Her' gert, Judith Johansen, Susan Cope, Nancy Coleman. Third Row: Debbie Anderson Glenn Hohl, Kathy Butler, Tarrilee Jen- nings, Leo Myers, Janis Hurley, Kennet! Baker, Jim Elliot. Fourth Row: Mrs Stropes, Kim Behrensmeyer, Gary Sleezer Douglas Plank, Pamela Cope, Jacqueline Hayne, Steve Dochterman , Michael Ritchie, Cynthia Sharet. COYNE CENTER THIRD AND FIFTH First Row: David Stark, Grant Weber Johny Robbins, George Schriver, Jonn Raatz, David Bleuer, Jimmy Bickle, Bobb Robbins. Second Row: Mary Ann Johnsor Joan Bennett, Cheryl Fenton, Michae Nickell, Mark Rossiter, Pam Chapman Gay Behrensmeyer, Laurie Swanson. Thir Row: Debbie Raatz, Sue Ann Kale, Ste phen Bennett, Bill Potter, James McKin ley, Michael Dilulio, Rex Lee Rogers Gale Ornelis, Debbie Nichols, Mrs. Gates Absent: James Schnitzer. COYNE CENTER THIRD First Row: Dennis Hurley, Randy Allen, Mike Anderson, Bobby Ater. Mike Bunch, Gary Woeklh, Lyle Osborne, Kenny Pres- son, Don Lamb. Second Row: Linda Fos- ter, Rita Martin, Kathy Stark, Jane Elliott, Bonnie Butler, Kathy Crouse, Roxanne Connell, Maryann Peterson, Sheryl Swan- son, Nora Kale. Third Row: Connie Hum- phrey, Beverly Davis, Danny Healey, Deri Wilkins, Ricky McGuire, Marlys Rosenber- ger, Jim l-Iergert, Danny l-Ieiar, Brenda Hemphill, Miss Hintermeister. COYNE CENTER FIRST AND SECOND First Row: Chris Koester, Debora Presson, Terry Ayers, Beth Ann Leffler, Kathy Bar- num, Terri Jean Hargrave, Gerald Allen, Lu Ann Koob, Lorri Neff. Second Row: Gregory Shelangouski, Darryl Felgar, Eu- gene Axnix, Stephen Chapman, Mark Mc- Master, Kevin Matter, Terry Stark, Doug- las Bleuer, Randy Glancy, Third Row: Terry Ann Butler, Sherrie True, Mary Ax- nix, Lynn Hanson, ,Brenda Stark, Tom Wynn, Jeff Connell, Mrs. Martin. COYNE CENTER SECOND First Row: Carolyn Cox, Lynn Hay, Benny Ray Wild, Michael Stark, Denise Wilsey. Randi Hudnall, Julie Potter, Gary Dochter- man, Jeff Gowey. Second Row: John Her- gert, Sandra Todd, 'Shelia Welch, Joan Patterson, Lou Anne Puckett, Janet Willis, Terry Whitley, Pamela Schulz, Lisa Fel- gat. Third Row: Jimmy Lamb, Neal Hohl, Richard Waterman, Derald Winn, Michael Fiedler, Calvin Heiar, Steven Gregory, Joe McKinley, Mrs. Adams. RURAL FOURTH, FIFTH, AND SIXTH First Row: Ronald Wadsworth, Jeffery Nor- moyle, Stephen Grant. Second Row: Gary Adams, Donna Anderson, Joyce Nalevanko, Kathryn Harper, Mary Ann Gray, Cynthia Yeater, Michael Harper. Third Row: Richard DeBackere, Earla Harrington, Don- ald Goulet, Ronald Gray, Steven Krahl, Renee' Goulet, Jon Holland, Mrs. Baxter. COYN E CENT ER FIRST ' First Row: Jeff Curler, Steven Stark, Mark Hanson, Jeff Brown, Allan Connell, Mike Hohl, Terry Hudnall, Tommy Crouse. Second Row: Linda Sue Truby, Carol Hay, Shelley Nickell, Joyce Granger, Debbie! Afeld, Connie Schriver, Linda Kay Bunch, Jetta Jo Nash. Third Row: Steve Hoots, Susan Ater, Jackie Normoyle, Mary Hum- phrey, Yvonne Tindall, Linda Peterson. Julie Ann Minard, Terry DePaepe. Fourth Row: Brian Erickson, Martin Coyne, Pete Dilulio, Tommy DePaepe, Billy Patterson, Greg Castrey, Gary Vercauteren. Mrs. Schutte. RURAL FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD First Row: Clifford Castelli, Thomas Har- per, Michael Johnson. Second Row: Caro Erickson, Teresa Wadsworth, Mary Harper Dona Nalevanko, Terry Johnson, Roge rredeii. Laurie Holland. Third Row: Ju-l dith Bodman, Dennis Wallin, Larry Wads-I worth. Samuel Langston, Jesse Gray, Ricky Kurtenbach, Kenneth Harrington, Sandra Schnoor, Jacqueline Redecker, Mrs. Davidf SHERRARD FIFTH AND SIXTH First Row: Robert Koester, Perry Wadsager, Michael I-Iergert, Dale Pace, Hank Link, Timothy Frye , Richard Karlburg, Steven Stockwell. Second Row: Mary Louise Mil- ler. Dixie Hergert, Rosalie Cameron, Jo- lene Hergert, Jane LaDue, Jonell Rhoden- baugh, Janet DeGreve, Dianne Schalk, Joyce Erickson. Third Row: Mrs. Seitz, Stanley Miller, Bruce Breiby, Gary Holli- day, Barbara Whan, Sherry Hall, Linda Hall, Alan Talley, Kent Pearson, Gary Michael Dierolf, Thomas Thompson. SHERRARD SECOND AND THIRD First Row: Tommy Dawson. Lee Nice, Billy Young, Joey Schurr, Williewilson, John Benton, Steven Pankey, Robbie Gil- lette, Mark Mueller. Second Row: Cheryl Johnson, Bonnie Erickson, Cynthia Cooper, Julie Frew, Colleen Harmon, Debra Rho- denbaugh, Lori Blick, Ellen Wadsager, Linda DeGreve, Kathryn Pearson, Joan Hergert. Third Row: Mrs. Bates, Kathryn Cameron, Tamara Ziemer, Janette Spang- ler, Pamela Nelson. Larry Redman, Tom- my Todd, Laurie Hergert, Jon Schultz, ackie Tindall, Donna Kenney, Vickie lick. SHERRARD FOURTH AND FIFTH First Row: Michael Schalk, Leslie Brasmer, Elmer Risher , David Cummings, Steven Miller, Kenneth Tomlinson, William An- derson. Second Row: Pa tricia Wilson, Polly Nice, Sue Young, Linda Breiby, Lin- da Petty, Barbara Floyd, Susan Pankey. Doris Kenney, Martha Todd , Diane Rho- denbaugh. Third Row: Robert Davison, Randall Br a s m e r , Brett Munson, Albert Hampton, Kenneth Johnston, Jeffrey Daw- son, Thomas Johnson. Dale Hergert, Wil- liam LaDue, Lyle Wadsager, Mrs. Alvin. SWEDONA FOURTH, FIFTH, AND SIXTH First Row: Steven White, Gary Miller, Brent VanDeWostine, Larry Carlson. Sec- ond Row: Floyd Turney, David Ford, Nan- cy Wagoner. Lloyd Ford, Judy McWilliams. Mary Carlson, Kathleen Nimrick, Daniel Haile. Third Row: Richard Simmon, Ste- ven Christensen, Gregory Hultgren, Brenda VanDeWostine, Nancy Eddingfield, LaNita Ford, Jun e McWilliams, Sha ron Larson, Mrs. Moody. SHERRARD FIRST AND SECOND First Row: Richard Wagle, Lloyd Kenney Jr. , Dennis Johnson, R. D. Davis, Rian Basala,. Leroy Brasmer, Randall Stockwell, Charles Wadsager, Brian Brieby, Scott Fow- ler. Second Row: Annette Nice, Kay Jackson, Barbara Cutler, Desiree Crossan, Teresa Floyd, Scharell Young, Margaret DeGreve. Cindy O'Brien, Ann LaDue, Deborah Pearson. Third Row: David Karl- burg, Randal Schwarz, Marcia Hergert, David Wilson, Garry Hall, Julie Todd, Pamela Redman, Mary Nice, Jeffrey Tal- ley, Mark Zude . Jay Dawson, Mrs. Anderson. 5 5 Q E SWEDONA FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD First Row: Louis McWilliams, Patrick Ed- dingfield, Paul Secymore. Second Row: Colleen McSparin, Charles Pappas, Sally Eddingfield, Sherry Larson, Mary Ellen Simmon, Keith Willis, Mary Ellen Mears. Third Row: Kenn Willis, Thomas White, Helen Eddingfield, Mrs. Nimrick, Ron- ald Gosney, Thomas Secymore , Mary McWilliams. 'Ill Ill in, ' Compliments of FARMERS STATE BANK OF SHERRARD M ber of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SHERRARD, ILLINOIS if W A Ni w . Z' 7 v ' 0 Z MITTON MOTORS Ford Falcon Sales gl Services Orion, Illinois Phone 23 SHEPHERD LUMBER COMPANY Complete Building Service Sherrard, Illinois PHONE LY 3 -3851 BOB'S MARKET Quality Groceries and Meats Gas and Oil Robert Larson Phone GR 6- 5327 Swedona, Illinois RIVOlI GRAIN COMPANY Grain - Feed - Seed and Grain Custom Grinding - Hulling 81 Rolling Hardware - Paints New Windsor Illinois A Phone 2-38 KEN FRYE RADIO 8. TV SERVICE Sherrard, Illinois Phone LY 3-3651 General Electric Appliances Motorola Radio and TV C omplime nts of Compliments of CLARK'S BARBER SHOP Sherrard Illinois 104 AND MACHINE co. Compliment s of PETERSEN GROCERY AND BUTTER STORE Milan, Illinois Our Own Fresh Bit-O-Gold Butter Country Fresh Eggs C. I. JOSEPHSON JEWElERS Phone 782.-5525 1514 Sth Avenue MOLINE ILLINOIS STAN DARD KINSEY SERVICE STATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS AND SERVICE by Elmer Chuck Barney ATLAS AND GILLETTE TIRES We Give S 81 H Green Stamps LY 3-3491 fi S 9' b C -wiv.. lQi fag Q A X Y 6 Compliments of SHERRARD POWER SYSTEM Orion Illinois 105 Compliments of SHERRARD DIN ER MR. AND MRS. FRANK SCHALK Sherrard, Illinois Compliments of TinduIl's ROYAL BLUE Sfore Groceries and Meats Sherrard Illinois SHERRARD FEED 8. SEED Compliments of Wayne Feed - Field Seed 8: Fertilizer Phone LY 3-8331 Sherrard, Illinois R. R. Compliments of DlCK'S MARKET CRUMMY EUNERAl HOME Ambulance Service Furniture and Bottle Gas .lOHN'S QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS John I . Matkovic Service Phone PL 4-5486 Viola, Reynolds, New Windsor Matherville Illinois Illinois Compliments of MILAN FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions Milan, Illinois Dial 787-1413 SOHRBECK'S 16th 81 5th Ave. Moline, Ill PHONE Moline 764-3583 1343 Milan, Illinois L. G. Balfour Company Class rings, Invitations, Cards, Medals, Trophies, Diplomas. Newsfoto Publishing CO. Yearbooks ROBERT E . MULLINS BETTY MULLINS BOB MULLINS, JR. MARY ANN MULLINS Bloomington, Illinois Box 145 -- Phone 828-2765 SWANSON'S HARDWARE Rapid Gas Water Heaters Stoves Phone Orion 87 ORION FLOWER AND A M45 ' GIFT SHOP Phone 35 Gi- o1-ion, Illinois Say it with Flowers. Irene E. Hughes Representative , V for The World Book WOIQLD BOOK Encyclopedia for Encyclopedl' Childc raft Mathe 1-ville , Illinois Phone Plaza 4- 5016 MEADOW LANES Bowling on 8 Lanes Brunswick All Modern Orion, Illinois Phone 255 - Orion Compliments of MlLLER'S MARKET LY 3-8761 Sherrard, Illinois Compliments of MILLER TAP Phone PL 4-9181 Matherville Illinois 107 CIIlLD'S MOTOR SALES RCA Radio and Television Appliances AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Phone PL 4-5751 Matherville Illinois RADIO CORPORATION of AMERICA H. H. CLEAVELAND AGENCY Insurance Dial 786-3319 3rd Ave. 18th St. Rock Island, Illinois BROOKS JEWELRY STORE Watchmaker a.nd Jeweler SUPERIOR BUSINESS MACHINES 1625 3rd Avenue Typewrlters and Adding Machines Rock Island, Illinois RENT-- SALES- -REPAIRS Elgin Bulova Ronson Rogers 118473 1716 3rd Ave. -- Rock Island Community Phone 788-1814 ROBINSON HARDWARE 1706 Third Avenue I-IA RDWARE- - KITCHENWARE HBO 3 E Phone 788-6319 12th St. and 46th Avenue lnunmso FIIIERIEIES PAINTS--OILS--VARNISHES a ,QM nm Rock Island Illinois READ MACE CHEMICAL 8. THE ARGUS SUPPLY COMPANY for Complete Coverage Janitor Supplies, Cleaning Materials and Maintenance Equipment of Western Illinois News 207-09 E. Znd St. Dial 322-4012 Davenport, Iowa For Everything Photographic EIIIOTT CAMERA SHOP 217 W. 3rd St. Davenport Dial 322-4272 508 Sixteenth St. Moline Ph. Mol. 764-4471 Compliments of ORION VETERINARY SERVICE Dr. C. L. Clark Dr. Earl DeZeeuw Compliments of SCHROEDER 8. BARTON PIONEER MERCHANTS Dealers In General Merchandise Phone PL 4-5241 Matherville, Illinois Compliments of the BLACKHAWK STATE BANK Milan, Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MAYHEW'S STANDARD SERVICE Highway 67 Phone KE 4-4611 Preemption, Illinois DWIGHT D. COFFIN AGENCY Representing Travelers Insurance Companies of Hartford, Connecticut Life, Accident, Hospitalization, Fire, and Bonds 1518 5th Ave. Moline Tel. 762-4526 After office hours call 766-5191 FIVE POINT PAINT SHOP George Stephens and Bill Ritchie BODY AND FENDER WORK DIAL 764-7231 1510 - 7th AVENUE MOLINE. ILLINOIS WILLIAM BRADFORD CO. Makers of fine tailored-to-measure clothes for men and women Also band, policemen, firemen, and R. R. uniforms of all types Davenport Iowa 109 ARTIE BAKER Sherrard Illlnois MOLINE HARDWARE Division of Moline Toy and Hobby Shop 15I5-17 SIXTH AVE. MOLINE. ILL. DIAL 762-7742 SERVICE 8: SALES 0 Wheel - Horse o International 0 Toro . 0 -Roto-Hoe SPECIALIIING IN RIDERS AND LAWN MOWERS FULL LINE OF SCOTTS FERTILIZER 8. SEEDS ELEC SHAVER 8- LOCKSMITH SERVICE DEPT. -1 WE SERVICE WHAT WISELL 1 Compliments of FALLINE BARBER SHOP New Windsor, Illinois MILAN DRUG STORE Prescriptions S 8: H Green Stamps Dial 78-71321 Compliments of WiImu's Cafe PL 4-5481 Mathe 1-ville , Illinois C 81 C SUPPLY STORE The Men's Store Clothes for the working man Corner of 4th Street 8: Route 67 Milan Illinois IYNN IMPIENIENT COMPANY JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE General Hardware Phone GR 6-4501 Lynn Center, Illinois MERCER READY MIX COMPANY, INC. Reinforcing-Sand-Gravel-Cement New Windsor, Illinois-Phone 230 Aledo, Illinois-Phone JU Z-2436 VIOLA LOCKER SERVICE Wholesale 8: Retail Meats Phone 57 Viola Illinois Compliments of DR. YOHN, OPTOMETRIST Cleveland Building Rock Island Illinois Complime nts of SHERRARD DRY GOODS LY 3 - 83 5 1 Sherrard Illinois SCHWARZ AND WAGIE SKEllY STATION Cable, Illinois I General Repairs Gas and Oil We give S gl H Green Stamps Compliments of W. J. NELSON 8. SON INC. Ophiern, Illinois r me sruosnr QQ sroruc-Hr um . JOSTEN CLASS RINGS and the spotlight reveals e Mag f'ce Hu In e IOK gold A X ,' 'X X 0 e X nil n nl in Pi e Exclusive copyrighted original design Xf' eEver rin hand-en raved ,I Im n I wer E a H , r u I LA 9 - 4 883 - Y 9 g Ford Sales 8: Service ' e Deep d' Q non dv k Q e Double-th'ek faceted stones TN SMART mms plus a host of features in the H Josrsu I .amen of q aI'fy I M P L e M 5 nf-5 I , Groceries 8: Meats PREEMPTION FOOD MARKET Floyd 8: Martha Morehouse Your Hobby is our Business HOBBYLAND OF MILAN Macgregor- -Voit- -Rawlings Sporting Goods Toys Models Crafts Go-Karts Proprietors 787-2410 105 Fourth Street West Milan Illinois CBE:-:l g .ffjillfi Compliments of ALEDO CIVIC ASSOCIATION Aledo , Illinois DEANE FRYE General Contracting Phone PL 4-5311 Matherville , Illinois lll 'J J. BQ? ' . . . THE New ex A -Q AIR coNomoNEn 6 u TRIO ROLLER RINK l -5-2: ',-,-- ' K- 1111 J A'v'- I5 FI 'Eff 's Q J 1 . Where you' ll flfld the Eff QL,-11?-15 f fi. 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I. 786-0115 Exclusive Distributor of ROC KCOTE PAINTS ENAMELS VARNISHES Compliments of FARMERS STATE BANK OF VIOLA Viola, Illinois '!Sm all enough to know you Large enough to serve you Member F. D. I. C. Phone Viola 23 DRINK PEPSI-COLA Bottled By srsl- 014 A. D. HUESING CORPORATION 527 - 37th Avenue ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS 113 MALCOLM JEWELERS Selling Quality Diamonds--Watches--Silver for almost a half century 1507 Fifth Avenue Moline Illinois SID SNELL'S ROYAL BLUE MARKET Where Your Business Is Appreciated Phone Z- lil Viola Illinois THE SKLADANY CLINIC Andrew E. Skladany, M. D. 1202 Fourth St. Orion, Illinois Compliments of the ROCK ISLAND TYPEWRITER CO 1608- Znd Avenue Rock Island Illinois SCAMPER INN Home Cooked Foods Breakfast Lunch Dinners Short Orders Steak--Chicken- -Seaioods Z Blocks West of Memri on Route 67 Andalusia Road Milan, Illinois Compliments of REYNOLDS STATE BANK Reynolds , Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DeMARLIE'S FEED MILL Custom Grinding and Mixing Purina Chows and Sanitation Chicks and Supplies Bulk Delivery Service Phone 372 -4949 Reynolds Illinois ALLEN BROS. 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Y 1 Y , o r , i ,f A e o-. . .:...T2f.-was ,fl ats .iff El3 tim'mta.5 '?f+L:T 'A 5:-iffrf' o a ' Y A i During construction of your new First National Bank Building we are temporarily located in Younkers on the lower level. Serving Rock Island for 110 years FIRST NATICNAL BANK JN I-1 . 4' ' SWANSON PHOTOS Phone Rock Y Weddings, Children Portraits, Commercial Studio at Island 788-5316 Congratulations to the 19 62 2956 18th Avenue, Rock Island Graduating Class ,X For A WARNER-MEDLIN STUDIOS It to I is 34 Years ni- of Headquarters for Quality 'E 0 v Sporting Goods Your Yearbook Photographer 414 Brady Street 1510 5th Avenue Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois Moline Illinois Chevrolet Buick orvair Special hevrolet II Skylark hevrolet Trucks Corvette HARDIN SALES AND SERVICE 1000 - 4th Street Orion, Illinois Phone 14 One Stop Shopping For All Your Automotive Needs 27 Years On The Same Corner 117 EMBR A IJ xxx A NX 1 STATE BANK OF ORION f l ,. -1 nv I . K f i 537 I ' i il2 I 4 1, in ff Ulf? f Q Ip I H A aiu' Compliments of Orion, Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SCHLEGEL REXALL DRUG STORES 19 Stores Serving the Quad Cities Schlegel Rexall Drug No. 3 1700-Znd Avenue Rock Island, Illinois Phone 786-6435 John Hendricks Manager and Regular Pharmacist You can depend on any item bearing the name Rexall REACH FOR REXALL AND SAVE All prescriptions filled as the doctor prescribed and with freshest stocks available--the most complete stock of drugs in the Quad Cities B 8. B HARDWARE Milan, Illinois COLMAN FLORISTS 81 GREENHOUSES I Flowers for all occasions Dial 786-4433 2.754 12th Street, Rock Island We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere THE FAVOR-IT VARIETY Compliments of Our aim--to please. vlol.A son SERVICE Cash only Phone 68 Orion, Illinois STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. AUTO-FIRE-LIFE-HAIL Receive drivers training credit on your car Insurance . W. Epperly ilan, Illinois hone 787-1152 INSURANCE STATE FARM THE VILLAGE INN Meals Short Orders Preemption Illinois IFJ EIIII1 of 'I' SII .A Life Insurance for lhe entire ,oo family si IQN woQ9 for modern life insurance if's MODERN WOODMEN of AMERICA Home Office Rock Island, Illinois THE QUINT-CITIES NEWEST RESTAURANT SET IN THE MOST NATURAL ATMOSPHERIC SURROUNDINGS HOME OF THE ORIGINAL SELF SERVICE SALAD BAR Complete Facilities for Private Parties Banquets X Meetings X Birthdays Anniversaries Wedding Rehearsals School Functions X Family Gatherings Other Events For Reservations Dial 787-3211 2 miles south of Milan on U. S. Hwy. 67 at OAK GROVE, Illinois C omp lime nt s of '4P,Pr N Corner 18th St. 8: 2nd Ave . WB gg New The preferred men's and boy's store Hart Schaffner 8: Marx Clothes 1 4 .a lf2fiE5f:S ' .19 as Rock Island tr :P -1? iE:t1:5:E:2 Q: 1 A ,A . Q51 A ia Q5 sg- ,G -. 3. +224-'kim ii x - L v ' I r f 3 . , - -1 -. ., as . X . , . 4 , . , I v I v . 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