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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

r i v£V'N 7 r w ' ;j- Sura THE IVY TOWER Foreword The staff of the 1964 Ivy Tower believe that we, students in a democratic country, are mindful of our great American heritage. With this idea in mind, we would like to share with you our “America the Beautiful” by picturing the favorite scenes that are our USA. Sherrard High School Sherrard, Illinois Volume XXX 1964 John Fitzgerald Kennedy Wide World Photos Ask not what your country can do for you- Ask what you can do for your country Administrative Duties Are in Capable Hands SUPERINTENDENT: Clifford King PRINCIPAL: Francis Pankey BOARD OF EDUCATION--First Row:. Clifford King, Superintendent: Iverd Bloomberg, President. Second Row: Leonard Blick, Wayne Holdsworth, Secretary: Fred Hebbeln, Herbert Zwicker. Absent: John Fitzpatrick, Wesley 4 Johansen. English Plays LOUISE KING English IV, Latin I-II, Chorus, Librarian JOHN KENNEY English III, Speech, Business English, Dramatics ISABELLE SELBY English I-II An Important Role Science Offers Someone brought in a very interesting creature for Mr. Todd's biology classes to examine. A Challenging Field PEARL BARNES English II, Algebra I, General Math, Senior Sponsor ARTHUR KING Chemistry, Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Junior Sponsor, Science Club Sponsor J. W. TODD Biology, General Science, Junior Var sity Football, Track 7 Vocational Training Prepares Us Girls in Mrs. Stone's Home Ec. I class learn the correct pans to use for different batters. For the Future ALICE STONE Home Economics, F.H.A. Sponsor, Junior Sponsor DUANE GREGORY Agriculture, F.F.A. Sponsor, Senior Sponsor; Junior High Agriculture LAWRENCE JUNCHEN Industrial Arts, Senior Sponsor, Junior High Shop 8 The Past Comes to Life HELEN SNIDER World History, Civics-Geography, General Science, English III ROBERT JACKSON U.S. History, Physical Education, Varsity Basketball, Athletic Director, Sophomore Sponsor THEODORE UPTON U, S. History, Drivers' Training, Phy- sical Education, Junior Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Football, Freshman Sponsor Through History Greece is no longer Greek to Mrs. Snider's World History class. The bulletin board display exemplifies the way of life in Greece. 9 GWENDOLYN RHODENBAUGH Girls' Physical Education, F. H.A. Sponsor, Cheerleader Sponsor, Junior Sponsor; Junior High Chorus, Home Economics, Girls' Phys- ical Education DAVID KRUSE Instrumental Music--grades 5-12 JOYCE WINTERS Typing I-II, Shorthand, Annual Sponsor, Sophomore Sponsor, FT A Sponsor WILLIAM WINTERS General Business, Bookkeeping, Modern Problems, Freshman Sponsor, FTA Sponsor Our Staff Is Invaluable COOKS: Elsie Whan, Flora Christensen, and Alice Olson. MAINTENANCE: Fred Martens CUSTODIANS: Donald Doye, Leslie Johnson BUS DRIVERS--Kneeling: John Campbell, Charles Kinsey, Ralph Erickson, Rol- land Johnson, Elmer Bloomberg. Standing: Art King, LeRoy Hicks, Bob Jackson, Fred Martens, Robert Carver, Bernice Bloomquist. 11 We Serve You LIBRARIANS: Natalie Cameron, Mrs. King, Linda Borst. BOOKSTORE ATTENDANTS: Joyce Hughes, Marilyn Mehall, Janet Robb, Sharon Claeys. Qualities of Scholarship, Citizenship, 14 TOP TEN--First Row: Sheila Anderson, Margaret Lindburg, Dian Thornburg, Jeanie Docherty, Gary Tindall. Second Row: Michael Pearson, Chester Wynn, Fred Juras, Michael Dawson, Dennis Mueller. And Leadership Brought Awards to Seniors DAR AND SAR: Sheila Anderson Michael Pearson BOYS’ STATE AND GIRLS' STATE: Dennis Mueller Margaret Lindburg tin. � ;i m� FOUR YEARS PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Jerry Johansen Richard Jinks Emma Holevoet HIGHEST MAGAZINE SALESMEN: Norman Hultgren Harold Martens BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKING AWARD: Sheila Anderson JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD: Jerry Johansen Sherrard High School RICHARD JOHNSTON Chorus; F.T.A., Treas. Sr. Year; Back- stage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club; An- nual Advertising Staff; Science Club JOYCE HUGHES Chorus; Band, Pep Band; F.T. A.; F.H. A., Vice-Pres. of Degrees Jr. and Sr. Years; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Drama Club, Sec. Sr Year; Tiger Talk; Bookstore; Pep Club; Co- ed Correspondent Jr. Year GARY TINDALL Annual Advertising Staff; Science Club; As- sistant Librarian; Magazine Sales Captain; Top Ten ROSALINDA LEANO Chorus; F.H.A.; Science Club; AFS Stu- dent from Marinduque High School, Phil- ippines; Fresh., Soph., Jr., and Sr. Class Pres.; Student Council Pres. Sr. Year; Managing Ed. of The Reporter Sr. Year; Best Informed Student Sr. Year; 1st Place in Regional Oratorical Contest; 1st in Spelling Contest Soph. Year; Valedictorian JERRY JOHANSEN Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, 1st Place State Contest Jr. Year, Conference Honor Band Soph. Year, John Philip Sousa Award; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club; Annual Advertising Staff; Science Club; Four Years Perfect Attendance; Athletic Manager RICHARD JINKS Band, 1st Place District Contest Soph. Year, State Contest Soph. Year; F.T.A.; Annual Advertising Staff; Sr. Class Treas.; Science Club; Athletic Manager Class of 1964 SANDRA SLEEZER Transfer Student from Alleman High School; Band; F.H.A., Pres. Sr. Year; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club; Science Club; Tiger Talk; Sweetheart Attendant Sr. Year NORMAN HULTGREN Transfer Student From Orion High School; Latin Club; Chorus; Band, Dance Band, District Contest Soph. Year; F.T.A.; Jr. Class Treas.; Science Club; Assistant Li- brarian; 2nd Highest Magazine Salesman; Football; Basketball, 2nd Team All-Con- ference Jr. Year; Track, School Mile Relay Record Team MARILYN MEHALL F.T.A.; F.H.A; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club; Bookstore; Pep Club DENNIS MUELLER Chorus; F.T.A.; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Drama Club; Annual Advertising Staff; Sci- ence Club; Boys’ State Delegate; Athletic Manager; Football; Basketball; Track; Top Ten; National Honor Society RAYMOND BARNUM Transfer Student from Thomas Dale High School, Virginia; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Drama Club; Science Club; Track LEONARD CHARD Chorus; F.T.A. ; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Year; Annual Advertising Staff; Student Council Soph, and Sr. Years; Basketball; Football; Track We’ve Been Here Nearly Four Years Now DENNIS FRYE Jr. Play Cast; Drama Club; Soph. Class Pres.; Football; Basketball, Free Throw Trophy Jr. and Sr. Years, All-Conference Team Jr. Year, 1st Team All-Conference, 1st Team All-Western Illinois, Special Mention All-Northern Illinois, Honorable Mention All-State Team Sr. Year; Track JEANIE DOCHERTY Chorus; Band, Pep Band, 1st Place District Con- test Soph. Year, State Contest Soph. Year; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Jr. Play Cast; Drama Club; Annual, Grade School Ed. Sr. Year, Advertising Staff; Sr. Class Sec; Homecoming Attendant Sr. Year; Pep Club; Top Ten DAVID SLAVISH Transfer Student from Rockridge High School; Chorus; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Annual, Assistant Sr. Class Ed.; Science Club; Home- coming King; Football; Track DARIA DHAEMERS Chorus; Band, Pep Band, District Contest Fresh, and Soph. Years, State Contest Jr. Year; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Pep Club; Annual, Music Ed. and Calendar Jr. Year, Yearbook Ed. Sr. Year; Cheerleader JAMES McMANUS Jr. Play Cast; Drama Club; Annual Advertising Staff; Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Football; Basketball; Track, School Mile Relay Record Team MARY PITMAN Chorus; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Drama Club; Assistant Librarian; Pep Club Though It Seems Like Only Days MARY CARLSON Chorus; Band, Librarian Jr. Year, Wardrobe Sr. Year, 1st Place State Contest Jr. Year; F.T.A., Vice-Pres. Sr. Year;F.H.A., Sec. Jr. Year; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Drama Club; Annual, Fresh, and Soph. Class Ed., Sports Ed. Jr. Year, Subscription Manager Sr. Year; Jr. Class Pres.; Tiger Talk; Science Club; Assistant Librarian; Sweetheart Attendant Jr. Year CHARLES MYERS F.T.A.; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club; Science Club; Football; Track, 1st Place in Conference 880 Soph. Year JUDY MILKS Chorus; Band, Librarian Soph, and Sr. Years, Pep Band, District Contest Fresh, and Soph. Years; F. T. A.; F.H.A., Vice-Pres. of Recre- ation Sr. Year; Fresh. Class Vice-Pres.; Back- stage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club; Tiger Talk; Assistant Librarian; Pep Club; Cheer- leader; Track Queen Soph. Year JACK SPENGLER Jr. Play Cast; Drama Club; Science Club; Homecoming Attendant Soph. Year; Football; Basketball; Track JUDY SIMMON Chorus; Band, Pep Band, 1st Place District Con- test Soph. Year, State Contest Soph. Year; F. T. A.; F.H. A.; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club; Homecoming Attendant Soph. Year; Pep Club CHESTER WYNN F.T.A.; Science Club; Assistant librarian; Football, 2nd Team All-Conference Jr. Year, Honorable Mention All - Western Illinois Team Jr. Year, Honorable Mention A11-Conference Team Sr. Year; Basketball, 2nd Team All- Conference Sr. Year; Track, School Mile Relay Record Team; Top Ten We’ve Been the Sherrard Spirit FRAZIER WATSON F.F.A.; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club; Assistant Librarian; Football, Honorable Mention A11-Conference Team Jr. Year; Track JENNIE SIMS Chorus; Band, Pep Band, District Contest Fresh. Year; F.T.A.; F.H.A., Vice-Pres. of Public Relations Jr. Year, Vice-Pres. of Degrees Sr. Year, Section 10 Sec. Sr. Year; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Drama Club; Annual, Jr. Class Ed., F.F.A. and F.H.A. Co-Ed. Jr. and Sr. Years; Soph. Class Sec.; Tiger Talk; Science Club; Cafeteria Ticket Manager; Assistant Librarian; Pep Club; Co-ed Correspondent Sr. Year RODNEY KRAHL F.F.A.; Sweetheart Attendant Sr. Year; Foot- ball; Basketball; Track MARGARET LINDBURG Chorus; F.T. A.; F.H. A.; Jr. Play Cast; Drama Club; Annual, Music Co-Ed. Jr. Year, F.F.A. and F. H. A. Co-Ed. Sr. Year; Tiger Talk; Science Club; Bookstore; Student Council Sr. Year; Assistant Librarian; Girls' State Delegate; Pep Club; Top Ten JOHN COLE Annual Advertising Staff MICHAEL PEARSON Band, Pres. Sr. Year, Pep Band, District Con- test Soph. Year; Backstage Jr. Play; Drama Club, Pres. Sr. Year; Annual Advertising Staff; Sr. Class Pres.; Science Club; Student Council Jr. Year; Football; Track; S.A.R. Award; Top Ten; National Honor Society In a Thousand Different Ways EMMA HOLEVOET Chorus; F.T. A.: F.H.A.; Tiger Talk, Assistant Ed. Jr. Year, Ed. Sr. Year; Four Years Perfect Attendance; Assistant Librarian; Pep Club VINCENT HEBBELN Chorus; Football; Track CONSTANCE GRANT F.H.A.; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club; Tiger Talk; Science Club; Cafeteria Ticket Manager; Assistant Librarian; Pep Club THOMAS SLAVISH Band, Wardrobe Sr. Year, Pep Band; F.F.A., Sec. Jr. Year, Reporter, Sr. Year, 1st Place in Land Judging Soph. Year; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Drama Club; Assistant Librarian; Sweetheart King Jr. Year; Football RONALD AYERS Track JAMES WHAN Chorus; Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Three 1st Place Awards in District Contests, One 1st Place and Two 2nd Place Awards in State Contests; Annual Advertising Staff; Science Club; Drama Club; Athletic Manager We Now Are Leaving Sherrard GARY KRAHL F.F.A.; Football; Track SHARON CLAEYS Chorus; F. H. A.; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club; Annual, Grade School Ed. Sr. Year; Bookstore MICHAEL DAWSON Chorus: F.T.A.; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Drama Club; Fresh. Class Pres.; Science Club, Vice- Pres. Jr. Year, Pres. Sr. Year; Student Council, Vice-Pres. Jr. Year, Pres. Sr. Year; Home- coming Attendant Fresh. Year; AFS Student Rep- resentative Sr. Year; Football, 2nd Team All- Conference Jr. Year, 1st Team All-Western Illinois Sr. Year, Most Important Lineman Sr. Year; Basketball; Track; Top Ten; American La MnTHQg SUl A ward F.H.A., Sec. Sr. Year; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club: Annual, Jr. Class Ed. ; Tiger Talk: Cafeteria Ticket Manager; Assistant Librarian DAVID GOULET Track NANCY JOHNSON Transfer Student from East Moline High School; F.H.A.; G.A.A.; Backstage Jr. Play; French Club To Go Our Special Ways LINDA HOLLAND Chorus; Band; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Backstage Sr. Play; Drama Club; Science Club; Student Coun- cil Jr. Year; Assistant Librarian; Homecoming Queen; Cheerleader; Majorette, Head Majorette Sr. Year; Pep Club WILLIAM KALE Backstage Jr. Play; Drama Club; Football KAREN FOSTER F.H.A.; Jr. Play Cast; Backstage Sr. Play; Drama Club; Cafeteria Ticket Manager; Assist- ant Librarian; Pep Club DENNIS DOCHTERMAN Band, Vice-Pres. Sr. Year, Pep Band, Dance Band;F.F.A., Sentinal Sr. Year, 1st Place Farm Planning Contest Sr. Year; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club; Soph. Class Vice- Pres; Homecoming Attendant Jr. and Sr. Years; Sweetheart King Sr. Year; Football, Honorable Mention All-Conference Team Jr. Year; Basket- ball; Track, School Mile Relay Record Team SHARON LEE Band, Pep Band, 2nd Place State Contest Jr. Year NORRIS YOUNGBERG Chorus; F. F. A.; F.T.A.; Backstage Sr. Play; Drama Club; Football; Basketball; Track, 1st Place in Conference Mile Soph. Year But With Our Treasured Memories HARLAN RHODENBAUGH Chorus; Track SHEILA ANDERSON Band, Wardrobe Soph. Year; F.T.A; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Drama Club; F.H.A., Treas. Jr. year; Annual, Soph. Class Ed., Sports Ed. Jr. Year, Sr. Class Ed, Calendar Ed.; Tiger Talk; Science Club; Student Council Fresh. Year; Pep Club; Assistant Librarian; D.A.R. Award; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award; Top Ten;National Honor Society; Valedictorian; American Legion Citizenship Award WILLIAM ZIEMER Football; Basketball; Track EILEEN FRANK F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Jr. Play Cast; Drama Club; Annual, Soph. Class Ed., Play Ed. Sr. Year; Fresh. Class Sec-Treas.; Soph. Class Treas.; Jr. Class Sec.; Tiger Talk; Science Club; Assistant Librarian; Homecoming Attendant Fresh, and Jr. Years; Pep Club; Cheerleader HAROLD MARTENS Chorus; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Drama Club; Bookstore; Highest Magazine Salesman; Football NATALIE CAMERON Chorus; F. H. A; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Play; Drama Club; Tiger Talk; Assistant Librarian; Librarian Sr. Year Will Be Our High School Days KIRBY SCHMIDT Chorus; F.F.A., Vice-Pres. Jr. Year, Pres. Sr. Year; Backstage Jr. Play; Drama Club; Football; Track GREGORY ANDERSON Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays FRED JURAS Annual Advertising Manager Sr. Year; Sr. Class Vice-Pres.; Science Club; Student Council Fresh. Year; Assistant Librarian; Magazine Sales Captain; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Salutatorian DON PLANK Transfer Student from Rock Island High School; Spanish Club; Crimson Crier Sports Ed.; Stu- dent Senate; Band, 1st Place District Contest Soph. Year; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Drama Club; Science Club CLASS OFFICERS: Michael Pearson President Jeanie Docherty Secretary Fred Juras Vice-President Richard Jinks Treasurer Plunge Into The Unknown As our safari neared the great river separating the rolling plains of junior high country and the hot, steaming jungles of high school country, a great mountain loomed before our eyes. This great mass of granite and lava from a long extinct volcano seemed to take the shape of a young man and young lady, striding hand in hand toward the distant horizon. These imaginary characters appeared to be draped in long dark robes and flat-brimmed caps with a tassel hanging from each of them. As we stood on the bank of the river, gazing in wonder at this great mountain, we realized that this was to be our goal on this venture into the wilderness. After building a large raft from bamboo stalks and vines, we crossed the mighty stream. As soon as we set foot on the far bank, we were confronted with what we thought were members of the fierce headhunting tribe of that region. However, they turned out to be semi-bloodthirsty hunters of the Senior tribe. They seemed to have great fun in their ceremonial initiation party ; however, we didn't find it quite as amusing as they appeared to. We decided it would be wise to keep a touch of democracy in our encampment, so we held an election. We voted Mike Dawson in as our Chief Bwana (President), Judy Milks as Head Guide (Vice-President), and Eileen Frank as Interpreter (Sec- retary-Treasurer). We realized, however, that these officers would have to be changed at regular intervals. We all agreed that an election every year would be most desirable. We elected two of our members as delegates to the Peace Council (Student Council) formed by the neighboring tribes. They were Sheila Anderson and Fred Juras. The natives of the nearby village began to prepare for the annual celebration (homecoming in our country) which was held over a period of a week and ended in an athletic contest between them and a rival tribe. We selected Eileen Frank and Mike Dawson to represent us at the big ceremonial dance. After many exciting times and a few harrowing experiences, another year came around and along with it election time. This year our Peace Council delegates were Letitia Klingebiel and Leonard Chard. Dennis Frye was chosen to be our Chief Bwana. He was joined by Denny Dochterman as the Head Guide. We wanted to distribute the duties a little bit more this year so we separated the position of Interpreter into two offices. Jennie Lou Sims was chosen as Interpreter (Secretary) along with Eileen Frank, who occupied the new post of Lead Porter (Treasurer). Again this year the big celebration came along, and Judy Simmon and Jack Spengler were chosen to represent our organi- zation. The natives of the area were especially friendly this year because they had obtained another victory in the annual athletic contest. The end of the second year and the midpoint of our adventure was beginning to come into view. The huge mountain became more than just a dream as it appeared to be almost within the grasp of our small group trying so diligently to reach it. The third year was a good year for our safari. We thought the wisest choice for Chief Bwana that we could make would be Mary Carlson. She was helped along the way by our Head Guide, Jim McManus. Also adding to our success was Eileen Frank, the Interpreter this year, and Norm Hultgren, the new Lead Porter. This fine staff of leaders was a valuable asset to our most prosperous year. Linda Holland and Mike Pearson were the delegates to this year's Peace Council, and Mike Dawson was elected to fill the post of Vice-President. This year our representatives to the native celebration were Eileen Frank and Denny Dochterman. The natives were getting friendlier and friendlier because the area natives were victorious again this year. Our raft was chosen for the most decorative theme in the jungle. We had to entertain the most PROMinent tribe in the region this year so we decided tohave a Tropicana dance for them. It was a tremendous success and everyone seemed to have a good time. Now we began the fourth and final year of our expedition. It was to be the most important year of our lives. Since it was so important we wanted very good officers to lead us. Our choice for Chief Bwana was Mike Pearson. The Head Guide was Fred Juras. The Interpreter this year was Jeanie Docherty, and Richard Jinks was the new Lead Porter. Mike Dawson, last year's Vice-President to the Peace Council, was promoted to President. Margaret Lindburg and Leonard Chard were also chosen to represent our organization. Since our organization was the most prominent and best organized in the territory, the entire population of the area decided that we should choose a king and queen from our membership. We picked the annual celebration and dance as the appropriate time for the coronation. Jeanie Docherty and Denny Dochterman were chosen to be attendants to Dave Slavish and Linda Holland, our first king and queen. This year our decorated raft received a fairly good third place. It was our turn to be the most PROMinent tribe in the region and the peasants honored us with a dance. Then to top off the weekend our whole group took a trip to the river town of Chicago. No one really got into a lot of trouble so it was well worth while. As the sun sank slowly in the North (our compass was broken), we finally arrived at our destination. The huge mountain was now a reality, and we all faced it with our eyes wide open, for we realized that this was to be the most important turning point of our lives. Written by 27 Senior Class Will We, the SENIORS of Sherrard High School, being of sound mind, do hereby individually bequeath the following: I, SHEILA ANDERSON, will my ability in shorthand to BARBARA MACK and PATTIE NIMRICK. Good luck girls! I, RONALD AYERS, will my ability to have a different car every week to DeWAYNE FLYNN. I, RAYMOND BARNUM, will my knowledge of big words to DAVID and STEVEN ZWICKER, who never say much of anything. I, NATALIE CAMERON, will my pleasant disposition to SHERRY WHAN, MARY McMANUS, and ROSE FOSTER. I, MARY CARLSON, will my shy, innocent looks to ALENE THOMPSON. I, LEONARD CHARD, will my ability to be a leader to TOM SPENGLER and JAMES MUELLER. Don't let the school down. I, SHARON CLAEYS, will my ability to bring in profits and boost the school spirit by selling sweatshirts to LYNN CHARD. I, JOHN COLE, will my Woody Woodpecker laugh to DONNA KIRKLAND. I, MIKE DAWSON, will my position on Student Council to JERRY PARCHERT. Good luck, Jerry! I, DARIA DHAEMERS, will my ability to meet annual deadlines to SUSANNE SOMMERS. I, JEANIE DOCHERTY, will my ability to yell at basketball games to WANDA IVERSON, who never says much of anything. I, DENNIS DOCHTERMAN, will my blush to MIKE ANDERSON and GARY CAMERON, who are pretty good at it now. I, KAREN FOSTER, will my slender figure to LINDA CATHER and KATHY ANDERSON. I, EILEEN FRANK, will my cheerleading ability to ALICE KNESS. Keep up the good work, Alice. I, DENNIS FRYE, will my success in basketball to my nephew RICK BASALA and classmate JOE DOCHERTY, who don’t need it. I, CONNIE GRANT, will my ability to act up in classes to KAY KOESTER and CAROL RHODENBAUGH. WE, DAVID GOULET and VINCE HEBBELN, will our vast intelligence to JEFF LANGSTON and ROBERT LEWIS. I, EMMA HOLEVOET, will my Metrecal wafers to CHERYL SHEPHERD and WAYNE WARDLOW. I. LINDA HOLLAND, will my ability to stay off detention for four years to CRAIG AFELD, who is in dire need of it. I, JOYCE HUGHES, will my ability to get bawled out in English class to GALE SWINFORD, who never says a word. We, NORMAN HULTGREN and GREG ANDERSON, will our height to PAUL FRANK and JOHN ROBB. I, RICHARD JINKS, will my blonde hair to MARVIN PACE and DON McSPARIN. I, NANCY JOHNSON, will my decorative hairbands to SANDY ISAACSON. Don’t you think they will look attractive? I, JERRY JOHANSEN, will my ability in band to JANE CLARKE. Let’s see if you can advance next year. I, RICHARD JOHNSTON, will my friendship with Mr. Kenney to EUGENE PEARSON and BOB DeGREVE. I, FRED JURAS, will my perfect lab experiments to MARIAN MILLER. I, BILL KALE, will my heavy build to GARY RAATZ and JOHN HAJOSTEK. You better start eating boys! I, GARY KRAHL, will my light hair and complexion to RICHARD WEIHLER. I, RODNEY KRAHL, will my good looks to JOHN HOFFMAN and DICK ASH. I. LINDA LEANO, will ten free lessons on behavior to HARRY STROM. I, SHARON LEE, will my proprietorship of the Hastee-Tastee to DAMARIS MAYNARD. I. MARGARET LINDBURG, will my 4’ 10” to JANET ROBB, who could use a few more. I, JAMES McMANUS, will my freckles to GARY ADAMS and VICTOR MILLER to go with their red hair. I, HAROLD MARTENS, will my pretty eyes to BECKY McLAUGHLIN. I, MARILYN MEHALL, will my ability to get embarrassed easily to EDDIE ERICKSON. I, JUDY MILKS, will my ability to change hair colors to KATHY WHITLEY. I, DENNIS MUELLER, will my scientific mind to LINN KREBS. I, CHARLES MYERS, will my dimples to CAROL SCHMIDT and JAMES KOESTER. I, MIKE PEARSON, will my can of Right Guard to TOM McGUIRE, who will probably never need it. I, MARY PITMAN, will my neat clothes to SANDY OLSON. She already has a closet full. I, DON PLANK, will my ability to give hair-raising demonstrations in English class to CLIFFORD HARKER. I. HARLAN RHODENBAUGH, will my car to JUDY SCOVIL so Skip won’t have to hitchhike. I, KIRBY SCHMIDT, will my agriculture ability to JOHNNY and ROBERT WHITE, who don't need it. I, JUDY SIMMON, will my chain of supermarkets to DELPHA ANDERSON and LINDA MEARS so they can be Swedona mil- lionaires too. We, JENNIE SIMS and BUD WATSON, will ourselves to each other. I, DAVE SLAVISH, will my funny actions to MAURICE DEBACKERE so he can carry on next year. I. TOM SLAVISH, will my quiet drawl to SUZAN LAKTAS and SUSAN LAUGHLIN. They can really use it. I. SANDY SLEEZER, wiU my FHA ambitions to IONA HERGERT. I, JACK SPENGLER, will my love of younger girls to RON SCHNOWSKE and JERRY VOGLER who prefer them their own age. I, DIAN THORNBURG, will my athletic ability to LINDA BORST. I. GARY TINDALL, will my long dark hair to MARION KIRKLAND and ROGER FRANCK. What do you think they will look like girls? We, JIM WHAN and NORRIS YOUNGBERG will our ability to rattle on about nothing to SHARON BORST, who has everything clearly thought out. I, CHESTER WYNN, will my basketball suit to TERRY WHITE to make sure he has good luck next year. I, BILL ZIEMER, will my fine football record to JOHN MEISTER and BOB COLE. This will has been duly authorized and witnessed by: 'jM'rujL' ’.l Teamwork and Hard Work JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sandy Olson, Secretary; Susan Laughlin, Vice-President; David Zwicker, President; Paul Frank, Treasurer. 30 We work hard to make money for the Junior and Senior Prom which we finance. The Juniors in the concession stand are Lynn Chard, Sandy Olson, David Zwicker, and Richie Weihler. Gary Adams Freckle Counter Dick Ash Big Game Hunter Gary Cameron Junior's Janitor Maurice DeBackere Kleenex Squeezer Future Occupations . . . Craig Afeld Cordova Dragster Rick Basala Another Arthur Murray Linda Cather Bank Teller Bob DeGreve Owner of Geifman's ♦ k i Delpha Anderson Piano Plunker Linda Borst Librarian Lynn Chard P. E. Teacher Joe Docherty President of the United States Kathleen Anderson Roving Reporter V ■ Sharon Borst Another Connie Francis Jane Clarke Policewoman Eddie Erickson Professional Eye Winker Mike Anderson Commercial Announcer Steve Buddin Calorie Counter Bob Cole Push-up Expert De Wayne Flynn President of Snuff Company Rose Foster Florist Roger Franck Tax Collector Paul Frank Comedian John Hajostek Jeep Salesman Iona Hergert Farmer's Wife John Hoffman Stockcar Racer Sandy Isaacson Stenographer Wanda Iverson Pop-Com Popper 7 V Marion Kirkland Ladies’ Man Susan Laktas Gum Chewer V v Alice Kness Dean of Men's College Jeff Langston Fuller Brush Man Jim Koester Editor of ” Mad Kay Koester Telephone Operator Susan Laughlin Robert Lewis Jerry's Page Turner Ping-Pong Champion Clifford Harker Cliff Dweller Donna Kirkland Swim Suit Model Linn Krebs Mattress Stuffer Tom McGuire Boy Scout Leader 32 Becky McLaughlin Ben Casey’s Nurse Linda Mears Pedicurist Pattie Nimrick Nuclear Physicist Gary Raatz Rat Trap Maker Mary McManus Clothes Designer Sandy Olson Editor of Boy's Life Don McSparin Another Don Juan Damaris Maynard Pretzel Twister John Meister Track Star Carol Rhodenbaugh Coke Case Orator wkfak Marian Miller Congresswoman James Mueller Bellboy Eugene Pearson Stand-in for Alley Oop Carol Schmidt Ambassador to Milan 33 Janet Robb Private-Eye k M John Robb Star of Chiller Theater 1 Marvin Pace Truant Officer Barbara Mack Mayor of Matherville Victor Miller Clock Watcher Jerry Parchert Manager of Las Vegas Ron Schnowske Farmer 0 1 J Harry Strom Auctioneer Judy Scovil Radio City Rockette Gale Swinford Toothpaste Ad Model Cheryl Shepherd Advice to Lovelorn Columnist Mike Taets Apple Polisher Susanne Sommers Horseback Rider Alene Thompson 4-H Leader Tom Spengler Professional Bachelor Jerry Vogler Jazz Conductor Sherry Whan Member of Peace Corps Richard Weihler Disc Jockey Wayne Wardlow Cartoonist Johnny White Bob White Pin-up Collector Mounty Terry White Beatnik Drummer Kathy Whitley David Zwicker Wedding Counselor Cattle Judge Steve Zwicker Another A1 Hirt 34 Wind-Up Doll Wind-up Dennis Afeld and he'll get sent to the office. Ken Carlson and he'll wash his car. Jerry Dawson and he'll do the Shag. Mike Eddingfield and he'll act dense. 36 Ricky Ayers and he'll grow. Nancy Beam and she’ll daydream. Nellie Blaylock and she'll run a dog pound. George Bloomquist and he'll talk in class. 5 Eugene Cather and he’ll act innocent. Ruth Ann Dawson and she'll go to Matherville. Ken Engholm and he'll make the honor roll. Linda Cavin and she'll have DeWayne's ring. Regina Dhaemers and she'll tease Chet. Jim Epperly and he'll make a basket. Jim Collier and he'll break his foot. Ray Docherty and he'll be in unexpected places. Mike Collier and he'll comb his hair. Richard Dochterman and he'll go with younger girls. Dennis Erickson and he'll make a field goal. Ron Floyd and he'll be a candy addict. Donna Ford and she'll try to lose weight. Lindell Gosney and he'll be a problem. Dwight Hergert and he'll ride his scooter. Greg Frew and he'll race cars. Larry Gregory and he’ll chase Debbie. Irene Fritch and she'll get straight A's. Sherry Hall and she'll dance. Pat Hergert and he'll cause a disturbance. Allen Holdsworth and he'll be elected Mr. Co-ordination 1964. Lynn Frye and he’ll study Latin. Nancy Hamerlinck and she'll have many dates. Kris Holland and she'll go to the Trio. Leslie Johnson and he’ll eat. Mike Johnson and he'll wink. Mary Louise Kettering Terry King and she'll lead us in a and he’ll sing a song. cheer. J Susan Frye and she'll hit the brakes. Mike Hartman and he'll wear cowboy boots. Dennis Jansen and he '11 give you a cheery hello. Joyce Kistler and she'll smile and show her dimples, gj Carl Krahl and he'll talk a great deal. Anita Meyer and she'll take up knitting. Suzanne Munson and she'll laugh at anything. Sandra Phelps and she'll go steady. 38 Carolyn Landrith and she'll redecorate her room. Jim Langston and he'll giggle in English. Jean McConnell and she'll have red hair. Bill McWilliams and he'll win Ag. trophies. Bonita Meyer and she'll fix her hair. Mike Miller and he'll drive without a license. Waldo Miller and he’ll tend the store. Raylee Miller and he'll reason with Mr. King. Denny Myers Robert Onion and he'll argue. and he'll cry. Larry Pace and he’ll make a wisecrack. Vince Patrizi and he'll create a scene. Dennis Qualls Bill Rind and he'll play cards. and he'll be tongue tied. Dale Roberts and he'll skip. Ricky Russell and he'll blush. Debbie Sanders and she'll write a book. Sheila Secymore and she'll play baseball. Bob Slavish Gail Sleezer and he'll be a and she'll study, ladies' man. Richard Taets and he'll grow. Sandy Taylor and she’ll dance. Judy Truby and she'll throw tantrums. Mary Verbeke and she'll talk in study hall. Janet Wagoner and she'll watch out for her little sister. Jane Wallin and she'll be in 4-H. Mary Jane Weihler and she'll have an answer to anything. Bill White and he '11 have a deep voice. Danny Whitley and he'll set his hair. Duane Wallin and he'll work on the farm. Twyla Willis and she'll be a good cook. CLASS OFFICERS: Marilyn Zwicker, President; Bob Slavish, Secretary; Regina Dhaemers, Treasurer; Nancy Hamer- linck, Vice-President, Mr. Upton shows these students the different parts of a car in Drivers' Training. They Are Playing Our Song . . Patti Anderson M Little Deuce Coupe Rob Basala Devil in Disguise Jim Carver My Dad” Larry Ackerman Hats Off to Larry Ricky Anderson Mr. Moon” Patty Benton Puff Brenda Butler I'm Drowning My Sorrows Elaine Adams Love of a Boy” Sharon Anderson Mama Didn’t Lie Leon Borst Virginia Reel Ronnie Cameron Da Doo Ron Ron Steve Brown Apache Dennis Carlson Walk Like a Man Larry Adams Small World Bob Basala Half Heaven-- Half Heartache Lucy Brown Wild Weekend Leonard Carlstrom End of the World' 4 i I Frankie Adams He's So Fine xT Randy Barto Desert Pete Judy Brasmer It’s Judy's Turn to Cry Jerry Johnston Mr. Sandman” Greg Cather Five Foot Two” Glennys Grapengeter Sweet Sue” Bill Cole If I Didn't Have a Dime Danny Janecke It’s a Mad, Mad World Elaine Johnson Cinderella Steve Frew Sentimental Me Sandra Harris Little Town Flirt Patty Grant Follow the Boys Diana Healey Sugartime Lois Klingebiel Wonderful, Wonderful 43 Ronnie Dawson Our Day Will Come Kenny Jacobs Sting Ray John Erickson Big John Donna Green Green, Green wKS Terry Harkey Two Faces Have I Sherry Craft What Will My Mary Say Linda Dawson Honolulu Lou Lou Mary Craft Side by Side Linda Fredell I Wish I Were a Princess Carolyn Koester Shy Girl Gene McWilliams Bicycle Built for Two Keith Nichol On the Good Ship Lollipop i .arry Kurtenbach Fascination Bill Lewis Tiptoe Through the Tulips James Mears Robbing the Cradle David LaDue When You're Smiling Joey Lindburg In Dreams Stan Laktas Sweet Dreams Dane McCaw Happy Cowboy Corliss Miller The Old Soft Shoe Karen Miller Lollipop Dennis Larson Standing on the Corner Louis McCollom Meet Me in St. Louis Sharon Mueller My Favorite Things Eddie Nichols Terri Omelis Boo Boo Stick Beat Little Darlin Pam Petty Tiny Town Dennis Pitman Wayward Wind Danny Puckett Shutdown Danny Shepherd Danny Boy Toni Smith Sweethearts in Bloom Steve Puckett Hello Muddah-- Hello Faddah” Larry Shirley Pipeline Bonnie Swinford Back Home in Indiana «8 T Sam Ramsey Small Sad Sam Daryl Schiess School Days Don Simmon Wake Up Silly Boy Phil Thornburg Bury Me on the Lone Prairie Gary Redecker Red, Red Robin Herb Schnoor I’m the Same 01' Me Eddie Sims Reverend Mr. Black Evelyn Wagoner Candy Girl Mary Reedy Happy Go Lucky Me Mary Jo Schurr My Boyfriend’s Back Janie Slaymaker Sleepy Time Gal Harold Watson Mr. In-Between 45 Steve Whan Days of Wine and Roses Jean White Heat Wave Chuck Wiggins Fools Rush In CLASS OFFICERS: Frankie Adams, Secretary; Lois Klingebiel, Vice-Pres- ident; Terri Ornelis, Treasurer; Bob Basala, President. Christine Wynn In the Good 01' Summertime Loren Zeitler Singing in the Rain Roxanne Youngberg Surfer Girl Danny Zwicker Take It Like a Man A typical freshman subject is Algebra I. Here five students are working out a problem on the board. Miss Barnes is their teacher. Our ’63-’64 Football Squad VARSITY—First Row: Jerry Parchert, Norman Hultgren, Chester Wynn, Jerry Vogler, James Mueller, Glenn Wilson, Anderson, Ronald Schnowske, Robert White, Mr. Upton, Coach. Second Row: Mr. Jackson, Assistant Coach; Tom Spec John Meister, Roger Franck, Rodney Krahl, Tom Slavish, Kirby Schmidt, Bill Ziemer, Chuck Myers, Eugene Pearson, Kale, Harold Martens. Third Row: Mike Pearson, Manager; Dennis Mueller, Manager; Terry White, Tom McGuire Docherty, Norris Youngberg, Frazier Watson, Dennis Dochterman, Dave Slavish, Rick Basala, Steve Buddin, Robert Vince Hebbeln, Mike Dawson, Jack Spengler, Richard Jinks, Manager; Dane McCaw, Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY—First Row: David LaDue, Greg Cather, Richard Anderson, Steve Whan, Terry Harkey, Ronald E Dale Roberts, Jerry Dawson, Bob Basala, Gene McWilliams, Mike Sackfield. Second Row: Harold Watson, Jerry Jo Chuck Wiggins, Danny Shepherd, Raylee Miller, Ed Sims, Phillip Thornburg, Ray Docherty, Eugene €ather, Duane Bill McWilliams, Dennis Afeld, Richard Dochterman. Third Row: Mr. Todd, Coach; Stanley Laktas, Jim Epperly, Jo burg, Mike Eddingfield, Greg Frew, Dennis Jansen, Allen Holdsworth, Lindell Gosney, Ed Nichols, Dan Whitley, Erickson, Carl Krahl, Bob Slavish, Dennis Myers. Absent: Robin Basala. ENDS: Norris Youngberg, Tom Spengler, Terry White, Mike Dawson. Mike Dawson Wins 1st Team All-Conference TACKLES: Dennis Dochterman, Bill Ziemer, Robert White, Robert Cole, Steve Buddin. Tom Spengler, Basala, Meister, and Wynn 50 HALFBACKS: Rodney Krahl, Kirby Schmidt, Glenn Wilson; Coach Jackson. Placed Honorable Mention All-Conference FULLBACKS AND QUARTERBACKS: Jack Spengler, FB; Rick Basala, QB; Joe Docherty, QB; Tom McGuire, FB. 51 GUARDS: Chuck Myefs, Tom Slavish, Bud Watson, Dave Slavish. Dawson Makes All-Western Illinois First Team CENTERS: Coach Upton; Ronald Schnowske, Roger Franck. 52 We Cheered Them On Sherrard 27 Sherrard 7 Sherrard 7 Sherrard 14 Sherrard 12 Sherrard 18 Sherrard 6 Sherrard 13 Abingdon 25 Westmer 25 Cambridge 14 Alwood 27 Winola 13 Rockridge 33 Atkinson 27 Orion 20 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Donna Kirkland, Eileen Frank, Alice Kness, and Judy Milks. 54 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Mary Louise Kettering, Patti Anderson, Mary Jo Schurr, and Carita Ziemer. To Many Victories JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Mary Jo Schurr, Mary Louise Ketter- ing, Carita Ziemer, Mary Jane Weihler. Sherrard 61 Aledo 60 Sherrard 54 Alexis 45 Sherrard 56 Atkinson 39 Sherrard 53 Alwood 43 Sherrard 52 Orion 42 Sherrard 56 Winola 36 Sherrard 60 Rockridge 55 Sherrard 73 Cambridge 62 Sherrard 62 Westmer 54 Sherrard 54 Alwood 52 Sherrard 52 Orion 61 Sherrard 62 Atkinson 54 Sherrard 64 Winola 47 Sherrard 69 Cambridge 55 Sherrard 68 Rockridge 80 Sherrard 68 Westmer 44 Sherrard 66 Knoxville 67 Sherrard 57 ROVA 44 Combelt Tournament Sherrard 62 Winola 48 Sherrard 60 Alwood 53 Sherrard 56 Orion 53 55 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Alice Kness, Daria Dhaemers, Linda Holland, Eileen Frank. We Won First Place VARSITY--First Row: Dennis Frye, Jack Spengler, Chester Wynn, Terry White, Norman Hultgren, Jerry Parchert, James Mueller, Tom Spengler. Second Row: Mr. Jackson, Coach; Steve Buddin, Manager; David Zwicker, Joe Docherty, Tom McGuire, Rick Basala, Marion Kirkland, Mike Dawson, Maurice DeBackere, John Meister, Richard Jinks, Manager; Mr. Upton, Assistant Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY—First Row: Mike Hartman, Allen Holdsworth, Glenn Wilson, Dennis Afeld, Dennis Erickson, Chuck Wig- gins, Don Simmon. Second Row: Dane McCaw, Manager; Jim Epperly, Ronnie Floyd, Bob Slavish, Ricky Russell, Terry King, Bob Basala, Jerry Dawson, Rob Basala, Mr. Upton, Coach. In the Cornbelt Tournament The five departing seniors shown with the Cornbelt Trophy are Mike Dawson, Dennis Frye, Norman Hultgren, Chester Wynn, and Jack Spengler. We Won First Place CHESTER WYNN, Forward Second Team All-Conference DENNIS FRYE, Forward First Team All-Conference RICK BASALA. Guard Second Team All-Conference JOE DOCHERTY, Guard Honorable Mention A11-Conference 58 In the Cornbelt Conference TERRY WHITE, Center Special Mention All-Conference NORMAN HULTGREN, Center JACK SPENGLER, Center MIKE DAWSON, Guard 59 We Won the Volleyball Tournament First Row: Margaret Lindburg, Eileen Frank, Sheila Anderson, Linda Leano. Second Row: Emma Holevoet, Karen Foster, Judy Simmon, Jennie Sims. 61 These Fellows Supported the Track Team Bill Ziemer throws shot-put. Leonard Chard is jumping the hurdle. 62 Richard Weihler and David Zwicker are set for a quick run. The Annual Staff EDITOR: Daria Dhaemers ASSISTANT EDITOR: Alene Thompson SENIOR CLASS EDITOR: Sheila Anderson ADVERTISING MANAGER: Fred Juras 64 Lives Through SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER: Mary Carlson PLAY EDITOR: Eileen Frank GRADE SCHOOL EDITORS: Sharon Claeys, Jeanie Docherty ASSISTANT SENIOR CLASS EDITOR: Dave Slavish Headaches, Headlines, SPORTS EDITORS: Mary McManus, Barbara Mack MUSIC EDITORS: Alice Kness, Susanne Sommers F. H. A. AND F. F. A. EDITORS: Margaret Lindburg, Jennie Sims JUNIOR CLASS EDITOR: Susan Laughlin And Depressing Deadlines SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITORS: Carita Ziemer, Mary Louise Kettering, Regina Dhaemers, Marilyn Zwicker, Irene Fritch FRESHMAN CLASS EDITORS: Lois Klingebiel, Terri Omelis, Mary Reedy, Sharon Mueller Jerry Led the Advertising Campaign ADVERTISING STAFF: Gary Tindall, Jim Whan, Jerry Johansen, Fred Juras, Mike Pearson, Alene Thompson ADVERTISING STAFF: Mary Carlson, Jeanie Docherty, Jim McManus, Dennis Mueller, Leonard Chard, John Cole, Richard Jinks 68 Here’s Our New Addition! The above picture shows the new addition in its early stages during the summer. Below, we show you the finished addition. We are very proud of it. Tropicana Was the Theme for the Prom Judy Milks was escorted to the dance by John Starcevich. 70 Mary Louise and Tom were welcomed by leis. Jeanie and Denny make a wish at the wishing well. The Evening’s Novelty Was the Rockette Dancers The floor show was a success when our boys showed their Tom shows us that anyone can dance, dancing ability. Joyce Hughes with her date Bill Kale and Bud Watson with his date Jennie Sims enjoy the music of Don Clute’s Orchestra. Joyce and Jack, Mary Jane and Denny, and Carita and Dave attended the Prom dance We Welcomed Our First Foreign Exchange Student One of the first events which was new to Linda was Homecoming. Linda was escorted to the game and dance by Gary Tindall. Richard Weihler and Linda are sampling the re- freshments which were served at the Sweetheart Dance. MISS ROSALINDA LEA NO Foreign Exchange Student Mogpog, Marinduque, Philippines Linda performed on several pro- grams during her stay here. She is wearing one of her native dresses. Rosalinda arrived at Sherrard a week after school had started. To welcome her, and other new students, a watermelon party was held. Football games were a new experience for Linda and so was the cold weather! She had never seen snow before. Linda sang and danced at the FHA Mother- Daughter Banquet and appeared on several other programs. She also gave an interesting talk about her country at a district FTA meeting. We are very happy Linda was able to be Sherrard's first exchange student. 73 We Guide the Way OFFICERS--First Row: Judy Milks, Librarian; Dennis Dochterman, Vice-President; Tom Slavish, Wardrobe; Susan Laughlin, Librarian; Second Row: Mike Pearson, President; Mr. Kruse; Mary Carlson, Wardrobe; Delpha Anderson, Secretary. The Sherrard Tiger Marching Band is preparing to play our school song. Alene Thompson received superior ratings at State Contests for three consecutive years. Lois Klingebiel practiced many hard hours on her solo which she entered at State Contest. A New Director and New Quarters PERCUSSION: Terry White, Tom Slavish, Judy Simmon, Mary Louise Kettering, Mary Reedy, Judy Milks, Ed Nichols, Mary Jo Schurr, Lois Klingebiel. WOODWINDS—First Row: Larry Kurtenbach, Jim Langston, Jerry Vogler, Susan Laughlin, Iona Hergert, Jim Whan. Second Row: Larry Adams, Mike Pearson, Jerry Johansen, Mary Carlson, Kathy Leffler. Were the Big Changes in the Band Year BRASS—First Row: Jeanie Docherty, Norman Hultgren, Jerry Parchert, Dwight Hergert. Second Row: Susanne Som- mers, Ted Rossiter, Richard Jinks, Mr. Kruse. Third Row: Jennie Lou Sims, Delpha Anderson, Joe Docherty, Dick Ash, Steven Zwicker. Fourth Row: Duane Wallin, Sam Ramsey, Dennis Dochterman, Evelyn Wagoner, Brenda Butler. WOODWINDS—First Row: Patty Wilson, Janet Wagoner, Alene Thompson, Daria Dhaemers, Richard Weihler. Sec- ond Row: Ronnie Floyd, Joyce Hughes, Kay Kpester, Jane Clarke, Sandy Isaacson, Sharon Lee. Third Row: Joyce Kistler, Suzanne Munson, Gale Swinford, Christine Wynn, Jane Wallin, Becky McLaughlin. We Worked Hard on Special Numbers The Boys' Quarter, John Meister, Norman Hultgren, Mike Dawson, and Terry King, presented appropriate seasonal numbers at the Christmas Concert. Mary Carlson, Daria Dhaemers, Emma Holevoet, Alice Kness, Marilyn Zwicker, and Delpha Anderson are shown rehearsing in the new chorus room for the Spring Concert. We Volunteered Our Services Sharon Borst spent many long, hard hours prac- ticing for her solos, which she presented at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Sharon Borst, Delpha Anderson, and Marilyn Zwicker, our three ac- companists, are shown as they rehearse music for our concerts this year. The Chorus needs many assistants to pass out music, take attendance, and check out music. The assistants who help with these chores are--Front Row: Barbara Mack, Iona Hergert, Sandy Olson, Patty Grant. Back Row: Bonnie Swin- ford, Gale Swinford, Jim Langston, Duane Wallin. 79 The Songs in Our Minds Are GIRLS’ CHORUS—First Row: Sandy Isaacson, Judy Truby, Mary Verbeke, Linda Leano. Second Row: Jane Wallin, Linda Fredell, Susan Laughlin, Sharon Borst, Susanne Sommers, Patty Wilson, Regina Dhaemers. Third Row: Elaine Johnson, Glennys Grapengeter, Marilyn Zwicker, Gale Swinford, Marian Miller, Sharon Claeys, Delpha Anderson, Mary Reedy, Linda Dawson. GIRLS' CHORUS—First Row: Jeanie Docherty, Twyla Willis, Iona Hergert, Patty Benton, Mary Jo Schurr, Carol Rhodenbaugh, Sandy Olson. Second Row: Patty Grant, Linda Cather, Lynn Chard, Damaris Maynard, Carita Ziemer, Suzanne Munson, Patti Anderson, Evelyn Wagoner. Third Row: Nancy Beam, Emma Holevoet, Natalie Cameron, Alice Kness, Judy Simmon, Donna Kirkland. 80 The Songs in Our Hearts GIRLS' CHORUS--Fir$t Row: Sandra Taylor, Becky McLaughlin, Janet Wagoner, Kristene Holland, Margaret Lind- burg, Mary Jane Weihler, Nancy Hamerlinck, Joyce Hughes. Second Row: Mary Louise Kettering, Joyce Kistler, Irene Fritch, Pattie Nimrick, Barbara Mack, Sherry Hall, Daria Dhaemers, Mary Carlson, Jean McConnell. Third Row: Nellie Blaylock, Debra Sanders, Roxanne Youngberg, Bonnie Swinford, Linda Holland, Mary Pitman, Judy Milks, Linda Mears, Susan Laktas, Lois Klingebiel, Mary McManus, Kathy Whitley. BOYS' CHORUS--First Row: Jerry Dawson, John Meister, Jim Langston, Dane McCaw, Samuel Ramsey, Mrs. King. Second Row: Leonard Carlstrom, Harlan Rhodenbaugh, Duane Wallin, Don McSparin, Bob Slavish, Richard Dochter- man, Ron Cameron. Third Row: Vince Hebbeln, Tom McGuire, David Zwicker, Leonard Chard, John White, Harold Martens, Terry King, Bob Basala. Fourth Row: Ed Nichols, Norris Youngberg, Gary Cameron, Robert Lewis, Ron Schnowske, Mike Dawson, Norman Hultgren, James Mueller, Glenn Wilson. Homecoming Royalty QUEEN, Linda HoUand SENIOR ATTENDANTS KING, Dave Slavish Jeanie Docherty and Dennis Dochterman Royal Court JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Kathy Whitley and Tom McGuire FRESHMEN ATTENDANTS Evelyn Wagoner and Frank Adams The Royalty is leading the Grand March. 83 Presentation at Halftime Queen Linda Jeanie Kathy _ w. . K Mary Louise Evelyn Crowning at the Dance The final moment arrived; last year's Queen, Beth Richardson, placed the crown on our new Queen, Linda Holland. Judy Scovil was the crown bearer for the Queen. Last year's King, Ron Krahl, crowned our new King, Dave Slavish. Crown bearer for the King was Susan Laktas. 85 Winning Floats of FIRST PLACE: Keep Them at Zero, ” Junior entry SECOND PLACE: Skunk 'Em, Freshman entry The Homecoming Parade THIRD PLACE: We'll Strike 'Em Down, Senior entry HONORABLE MENTION: Dashing to Victory, ” Sophomore entry 87 Junior Play Dean Valentine (Ray Barnum) embraces his future wife It took a lot of make-up to make Jennie Sims black. (Mary Carlson). Freddie Cooper, the famous child movie star, and his body guard, Tugger McCoy, come to Overland College. Fred- die, to put it gently, is a heel. Instead of becoming the most popular boy in col- lege--a position promised by his charm and wealth—he becomes the most disliked. When he causes Kit, who is working his way through college, to lose his scholarship, the boys set out to kidnap Freddie. Dean Valentine, head of the college, and a widower with one son, is besmitten with Mrs. Hall, the house mother of Clover Cottage. She has a daughter. The two children are mortal enemies; and when they hear that their parents are engaged, they plan a kidnaping to hinder the mar- riage. These two enterprises become un- believably entangled. In the end, Freddie comes through by proving himself a man and by winning the respect of the college. 88 Mike Pearson, Stage Manager; Jerry Johansen, Publicity; Marilyn Mehall, Mistress of Make-up; Leonard Chard, Props; Mr. Kenney, Director; (absent) Richard Johnston, Assistant Stage Manager. The Importance of Being Young” Tugger McCoy (Mike Dawson) leaves with Emily Grew (Sheila Anderson). Comic (Jim McManus) and Debbie (Margaret Lindburg) show that they are mortal enemies. Making a fool outa me leadin' me on wid de promise of big woids, says Tugger to Pauline (Mary Pitman). Freddie Cooper (Dennis Frye) carries Amy’s (Joyce Hughes) books to impress her. fic says Kit (Tom Slavish), Hugh (Jack Spengler), and Gil (Dennis Mueller) plan the kidnaping of Freddie Cooper. De chocolate custhard jes don't seem to wanna cuss, Umbrella (Jennie Sims). Don Plank played Kellogg, the local policeman. 90 Eleanor (Karen Foster) faints when she hears about all the kidnapings. The three co-eds in the play were Midge (Eileen Frank), Emily (Sheila Anderson), and Cora (Jeanie Docherty). The Dramatic Club was started this year by Mr. John Kenney, In order to be a member of the club, a person must have been in one of the school plays or must have helped put on the play in some way. The Dramatic Club was started to increase interest in dramatics and to help earn money for equipment needed for the production of the plays. DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS: Joyce Hughes, Secretary; Jerry Johansen, Business Manager; Mike Pearson, President; Mr. Kenney, Advisor; Leonard Chard, Vice President. Stranger in Town” Was the Object of Hugo Bosworth (Don Plank) informs George (Dennis Mueller) that he is to become manager of the store. Of course you're going to accept George's proposal, says Rose (Mary Carlson) to her daughter (Joyce Hughes.) Well you are. Marge, aren't you? Many Hours of Work and Days of Rehearsing Well, I'm going in and have some breakfast--I'm starved, says Marge (Joyce Hughes). You oughtta hear the whopper Tillie just told. Jeannie (Sheila Anderson) giggles. It’s one o' the best pieces of lit-er-choor I ever read-- seven murders already and I ain't even half through the book yet, says Tillie (Jennie Sims). Ed (Ray Barnum) relaxes after a hard day of managing the store. I'll give you till Monday to get the dough for me. And that's the last break you'll get from me. Sam (Mike Dawson) threatens George. Your little dream of love in a cottage is very touching, but I'm afraid completely impractical, Dolores (Mary Pitman) informs Larry (Tom Slavish). 94 Uh-huh, of course I dig you, Elvira. It’s cool as Dixie and twice as bug house! Jeannie exclaims while Rose (Mary Carlson) looks on disapprovingly. These people helped backstage in the Junior and Senior plays—First Row: Sandra Sleezer, Linda Holland, Judy Milks, Judy Simmon. Second Row: Dian Thornburg, Natalie Cameron, Don Plank, Norris Youngberg. Third Row: Jack Spengler, Chuck Myers, Bud Watson, Kirby Schmidt, Jim Whan. Ed Fanning is a moderately prosperous store-m anager for a nation-wide chain. His family consists of his devoted wife, Rose; his teenage daughter, Jeannie, who is afflicted with telephonitis ; and the elder daughter, Marge, who is almost engaged to George Crossley, the assistant manager at Ed's store. Ed brings into his home as a boarder Larry Brown, who has been sent from the New York office of Ed's chain to learn the business. At least that is his story; but it soon becomes obvious that Lar- ry is something more than a penniless young man just getting started in life. He sports an expensive wardrobe, is a graduate of Groton and Harvard, and is a former mem- ber of the Cafe Society set. What is Larry's true identity? The mystery isn't solved un- til a series of exciting scenes culminates in the final electrifying climax. These people worked backstage in the Senior play—Kneeling: Leonard Chard, Properties; Jerry Johansen, House Manager. Standing: Richard Johnston, Stage Manager; Harold Martens, Electrician; Marilyn Mehall, Head of Make-Up. FHA Stresses FHA OFFICERS: Sandy Olson, Song Leader; Linda Mears, Second Vice President; Delpha Anderson, Treasurer; Susan Laktas, Vice President; Sandy Sleezer, President; Gale Swinford, Vice President of Projects; Dian Thornburg, Secretary; Judy Milks, Vice President of Recreation; Susanne Sommers, Vice President of Public Relations. TIGER TALK STAFF—First Row: Joyce Kistler, Susan Laktas, Regina Dhaemers, Mary Jo Schurr, Sharon Mueller, Mar- garet Lindburg. Second Row: Dian Thornburg, Mary Carlson, Sandy Isaacson, Co-Editor; Sue Laughlin, Iona Hergert, Mary Louise Kettering, Jane Wallin. Third Row: Emma Holevoet, Editor; Gale Swinford, Linda Cather, Joyce Hughes, Natalie Cameron, Alice Kness, Jean McConnell. First Row: Twyla Willis, Mary Verbeke, Sandy Taylor, Ruth Ann Dawson, Mary Jane Weihler, Judy Truby, Patty Wilson. Second Row: Carolyn Landrith, Irene Fritch, Marilyn Zwicker, Kristene Holland, Sherry Hall, Nancy Hamerlinck, Linda Cavin, Janet Wagoner. Third Row: Sandra Phelps, Gail Sleezer, Anita Meyer, Bonita Meyer, Donna Ford, Suzanne Munson, Carita Ziemer. ' Family Unity First Row: Jane Clarke, Daria Dhaemers, Alene Thompson, Jeanie Docherty, Eileen Frank, Carol Rhodenbaugh, Linda Leano, Barbara Mack, Janet Robb. Second Row: Kay Koester, Pattie Nimrick, Becky McLaughlin, Sharon Claeys, Connie Grant, Linda Holland, Cheryl Shepherd, Donna Kirkland, Sheila Anderson, Sharon Borst, Carol Schmidt. Third Row: Kathy Anderson, Wanda Iverson, Damaris Maynard, Lynn Chard, Mary McManus, Sherry Whan, Karen Foster, Mary Pit- man, Judy Simmon, Jennie Sims, Marilyn Mehall, Nancy Johnson, Judy Scovil, Kathy Whitley. Further Education First Row: Patty Grant, Terri Omelis, Carolyn Koester, Patty Benton, Patti Anderson, Pam Petty. Second Row: Mary Lee Reedy, Elaine Johnson, Bonnie Swinford, Christine Wynn, Evelyn Wagoner, Linda Dawson, Linda Fredell. Third Row: Corliss Miller, Lois Klingebiel, Glennys Grapengeter, Toni Smith, Diana Healey, Roxanne Youngberg, Karen Miller, Janie Slaymaker. The following sat at the head table at the Mother-Daughter Banquet: Linda Leano, foreign exchange stu- dent; Kirby Schmidt, Big Brother; Mr. Arthur King, Father; Mr. John Kenney, speaker; Sandra Sleezer, Pres- ident; Mrs. Sleezer, Mother; Jennie Sims, Section 10 Secretary; and Mrs. Sims. 98 And Preparation for Marriage Sandy Isaacson, Carita Ziemer, and Joyce Kistler are shown modeling the garments which they made for the FHA style show. Jennie Sims, Section 10 FHA Secretary, participated in the section activities during the year. F. H. A. Family: Juli Todd, Little Sister; Jan Lilliman, Little Brother; Mrs. Maxine Sleezer, Mother; Miss Pearl Barnes, Grandmother; Mr. Arthur King, Father; Kirby Schmidt, Big Brother. FHA-FFA Sweetheart Swirl The Royal Court: The King and Queen and their attendants are shown with the crown bearers Juli Todd and Jan Lilli man. Kirby Schmidt and Susan Laktas crowned the King and Queen. Queen, Cheryl Shepherd King, Dennis Dochterman First and Second Attendants: Rodney Krahl and Donna Kirk- land; Sandy Sleezer and Roger Franck. Earning To Live FFA—First Row: Bill White, Larry Kurtenbach, Gary Redecker, Vince Patrizi, Steve Whan, Danny Zwicker, Jim Langston, Wayne Wardlow, Dennis Pitman. Second Row: Bill McWilliams, Dane McCaw, John Robb, Steven Zwicker, Rodney Krahl, Eugene Pearson, Johnny White, Duane Wallin, Eddie Sims. Third Row: Larry Ackerman, David Zwicker, Richard Ash, Maurice DeBackere, Bud Watson, Gary Krahl, Norris Youngberg, Ron Schnowske, James Mueller, James Carver, Jeff Langston. Jf FFA OFFICERS: Richard Weihler, Secretary: Mr. Gregory: Kirby Schmidt, President; Denny Dochterman, Sentinel; Bob White, Vice President; and Tom Slavish, Reporter. First place--land judging The FFA Homecoming float— Plowing Out a Victory Dairy judging winners Livestock judging winners Grain judging team FFA boys serve at the FHA Banquet 103 Science Club First Row: Gary Tindall, Paul Frank, Richie Weihler, Becky McLaughlin, Pattie Nimrick, Margaret Lindburg, Rosa- linda Leano, Chuck Myers, Sandy Sleezer, Alene Thompson, Mr. King, sponsor. Second Row; David Zwicker, Linda Mears, Harry Strom, Bob DeGreve, Connie Grant, Steve Zwicker, Mary Carlson, Suzan Laktas, Sandy Isaac- son, Susan Laughlin.. Third Row: Richard Jinks, Don Plank, Jerry Johansen, Gale Swinford, Jennie Sims, Mike Pearson, Dennis Mueller, Marian Miller, Sherry Whan, Mary Anita McManus, Delpha Anderson, Fourth Row: Tom McGuire, Jerry Parchert, Terry White, Ray Bamum, Fred Juras, Chester Wynn, Norman Hultgren, Joe Docherty, Rick Basala, Jerry Vogler. Mary Anita McManus, Marian Miller, and Susan Laughlin did a lot of work in ceramics this year. Mem- bers of the Science Club also sold flavorings and candy to raise money for a scholarship fund. They also took care of the concession stand for several football and basketball games. Of course, no one will forget the parties held in the gym by the Science Club! All members of the Science Club took chemistry during this school year. 104 Future Teachers of America First Row: Carita Ziemer, Brenda Butler, Kathy Leffler, Jane Wallin, Sheila Anderson, Jeanie Docherty, Becky McLaughlin, Pattie Nimrick, Kay Koester, Susan Laughlin. Second Row: Mrs. Winters, sponsor; Emma Holevoet, Gale Swinford, Jennie Sims, Marilyn Mehall, Barbara Mack, Susan Laktas, Mike Dawson, Tom McGuire, Marilyn Zwicker. Third Row: Mr. Winters, sponsor; Norman Hultgren, Sandy Isaacson, Bob DeGreve, Alice Kness, Mary Louise Kettering, Joyce Hughes, Daria Dhaemers, Leonard Chard. Fourth Row: Richard Jinks, Jerry Johansen, Eileen Frank, Norris Youngberg, Linda Holland, Dennis Mueller, Kathy Whitley, Joe Docherty, Chuck Myers, Regina Dhaemers, Chester Wynn. The Sherrard Future Teachers' or- ganization had forty-one members this year. The first meeting, held on September 24, was a weiner roast. The group attended the fall workshop in Kewanee on October 5. At the first District meeting, Alene Thompson was elected Recording Secretary for the Blackhawk Division FTA. The meeting was held at Wethersfield High School in Kewanee. They also attended the Hootenanny and Air Force Show held at Augustana College in connection with the SEA State Convention. Large delegations from Sherrard attended the other two Dis- trict Meetings held at Moline and Sherrard. Sponsors for the year were Mr. and Mrs. Winters. OFFICERS: Alene Thompson, President; Mary Carlson, Vice-President; Richard Johnston, Secretary-Treasurer. 105 Student Council Represents Student Body Kneeling: Richard Weihler, Terry Harkey, Leonard Chard, Glenn Wilson. Standing: Jerry Parchert, Vice President; Mary Jo Schurr, Joyce Kistler, Marian Miller, Margaret Lindburg, Secretary; Mike Dawson, President. Assistant Librarians First Row: Sharon Borst, Donna Ford, Sheila Secymore, Eileen Frank, Carol Schmidt, Wanda Iver- son. Second Row: Bonnie Swinford, Dian Thornburg, Jennie Sims, Pattie Nimrick, Emma Holevoet, Linda Cather. Third Row: Carita Ziemer, Elaine Adams, Judy Truby, Gale Swinford, Greg Frew, 106 Danny Whitley, Tom McGuire. Seniors Seeking Revenge Linda, Patti, and Karen display the new fad in hair styles. How do you like whipped cream now, Rob? Memories Are Made of This TUES. 20: TUES. 27: WED. 28: THUR. 29: FRI. 30: WED. 4: THUR. 5: FRI. 6: THUR. 12: FRI. 13: MON. 16: WED. 18: FRI. 20: MON. 23: FRI. 27: MON. 30: TUES. 1: THUR. 3: FRI. 4: THUR. 10: FRI. 11: WED. 16: THUR. 17: FRI. 18: WED. 23: FRI. 25: FRI. 1: MON. 4: FRI. 8: MON. 11: TUES. 12: THUR. 14: FRI. 15: FRL 22: TUES. 26: THUR. 28: AUGUST Vacation is almost over, and it's time to register. Having done it three times before, I had no problem. On the way to school, I wasn’t very enthusiastic about returning; but the minute I entered the shining halls and saw the smiling faces of all my friends, I realized how nice it was to get back. This was the first whole day and boy did it go fast! I only hope the rest go just as fast. The freshmen claimed we had a nasty look in our eyes as we made plans for their initiation. Tonight our class had the honor of welcoming the Freshmen to Sherrard High. I wonder how the dog biscuits and red peppers tasted? SEPTEMBER Football cheerleader tryouts were held today. WOW! You girls sure look sharp! Marching band starts practice today--lift those legs and point those toes, kids. A watermelon party was held tonight to welcome all new students and especially Linda, our first foreign exchange student at Sherrard. The Student Council met to discuss plans for homecoming. Friday the thirteenth turned out to be a lucky day for the Tigers. We beat Abingdon 27-25. Let's keep it up fellas. Jr. Varsity started the season out right by beating Alexis. The F. H. A. Hootenanny was a real success, too. Today was officially marked dress-up day. Everyone looked his best. Tonight was our first conference game. Our boys just couldn't seem to pull up that score as Westmer topped us 25-7. Alene was certainly a good hostess at the first meeting of the F. T. A. The future teachers had a great time at the weiner roast. The Vikings beat the Tigers 14-7 at the football game tonight. Get out the hammers and thumb protectors. It's time to start the homecoming floats. OCTOBER Senior pictures were taken today. (What a handsome class!) All Seniors agreed that this was the best snake dance ever held. Dave and Linda were especially happy tonight. Congratulations King and Queen! We were dismissed early for the parade. The floats looked beautiful. Our queen had a hard time deciding whether to lead the band or ride in her royal car. Tonight's game was a heartbreaker. The Aces won 27-14. It was an exciting but disheartening game at Winola. We lost 13-12. There was no school today. Our teachers needed a rest so they went to institute. Seniors start their magazine campaign today--Juras's Jets versus Tindall's Toilers. The Student Council met today and praised themselves for a wonderful homecoming. Dad's Night—Rockridge showed no sympathy and handed us our fifth consecutive loss, 33-18. Besides all the delicious food, we enjoyed A Day in Yellowstone Park at the Mother-Daughter Banquet tonight. Don't give up yet boys. Atkinson beat us tonight 27-6, but there’s still one more game left. NOVEMBER We lost to the Chargers 20-13 tonight. At least we can look forward to basketball season. Our Tigers started practicing for the oncoming season. Good luck, boys! Basketball cheerleader tryouts were held today. May the best girls win. Veterans' Day--I'm always willing to have a vacation from school. Today marks the start of American Education Week, and I start a very short career as a teacher. I hope the stu- dents do a lot of co-operating. Tonight is dress rehearsal for the Senior play. I don't know who's more nervous, Mr. Kenny or the cast. At last, it’s all over. Everyone said Stranger in Town was a great success. At 1:30 this afternoon the students and teachers of Sherrard High School heard of the assassination of President Kennedy with shock and disbelief. We extend our deepest sympathy to his family and our prayers to President Johnson as he assumes his duties as leader of our country. Tonight was our second straight win as we beat Alexis 54-45. The Tigers are looking forward to a GR-R-R-EAT season. School is out for Thanksgiving vacation. (Thank heaven for the Pilgrims!) 108 TUES. 3: FRL 6: TUES. 10: THUR. 12: FRI. 13: SUN. 15: WED. 18: FRI. 20: WED. 25: THUR. 2: FRI. 3: TUES. 7: THUR. 9: FRI. 10: SAT. 11: TUES. 14: FRI. 17: TUES. 21: WED. 22: FRI. 24: FRI. 31: TUES. 4: THUR. 6: FRI. 7: TUES. 11: WED. 12: THUR'. 13: FRI. 14: TUES. 18: WED. 19: FRI. 21: TUES. 25: FRI. 28: TUES. 3: THUR. 5: FRI. 6: WED. 11: DECEMBER The Betty Crocker Test was today. I never knew being a homemaker could be so tough. Sherrard has a great team! Our Tigers outscored Atkinson's Tigers 56-39. Another basketball game--another victory. Tonight the Alwood Aces fell to Sherrard 53-43. The Student Council met to make plans for the annual Christmas Party. Friday the thirteenth must have put a hex on the Chargers. We beat them 52-42. The chorus gave a lovely Christmas concert tonight. Sherrard High has such talented students. Our mighty Senior class had a meeting and decided to sell toothbrushes. At least everyone in Unit 200 will have clean teeth. Santa paid a visit to our annual Christmas Party. (Did anyone guess his identity?) MERRY CHRISTMAS from the Ivy Tower staff! JANUARY Everyone has that sleepy look about them. There’s still something big to look forward to--SEMESTER EXAMS! The Tigers were hosts for the game tonight. The Jets were defeated 56-36. We again downed Winola 62-48 in the first night of the Cornbelt Tournament. Tonight we advanced to the finals of the Cornbelt Tournament by beating Alwood 60-53. That coveted Ear of Com is just one game away. Juniors and Seniors took survey tests today. At least we got out of regular classes. Sherrard Tigers are champions once again! It was a hard battle but the Tigers came out on top 56-53. Congrat- ulations team and, of course, Coach Jackson. Sherrard climbed to the top of the conference tonight by beating Rockridge 60-55 in a thrilling overtime. Hooray! Semester tests are finally over. Tonight our powerful Tigers rolled over Cambridge 73-62. Tonight the Warriors fell to Sherrard 62-54. It seems a rat joined the fourth hour girls' P. E. class, but our brave Ag. boys saved the day. The new addition was at last opened for our inspection. Students and teachers were all grateful for the additional space and attractive classrooms. Thanks to everyone who helped make this possible. Victory strikes again--Alwood was defeated 54-52. This was a black night in SHS history. Orion handed us our first defeat, 61-52. FEBRUARY Our Tigers began another winning streak tonight by downing Atkinson 62-54. Today Mrs. Lauber of the East Moline State Hospital Staff spoke to the F. H. A. girls on mental health. I'm sure all the Future Homemakers now have a better understanding of this subject. Another victory came our way as Sherrard beat Winola 64-47. Cheryl and Denny reigned over our Sweetheart Swirl tonight. The music was great, and the gym was decorated beautifully. How we all love Abe Lincoln, because we get out of school to celebrate his birthday. This was an exciting day for the Juniors! They chose their class rings at last. Our Tigers drove past Cambridge tonight, beating the Vikings 69-55. Our hopes for first place were dimmed tonight as Rockridge passed us up 80-68. Daddy Date Night proved to the F. H. A. girls that dads really can be fun. Our Tigers were doubly happy tonight as we captured both the conference title and also the Ear of Com by beating Westmer 68-44. It was an exciting game, but Lady Luck didn't seem to be on our side. Knoxville beat us 67-66. Tonight our mighty Tigers downed Rova 57-44. MARCH Once again the Sherrard Tigers downed the Rova Tigers by beating them 47-42 in our first game of the Regional Tournament. A late snowstorm kept us out of school today, but we were all in fine spirits for the game tonight. Our powerful Tigers soared over Aledo 70-57. Even though Galva beat us, we are still mighty proud of our Tigers for capturing second place in the Regional Tournament. The Sectional Basketball Tournament will be played this week. 109 TUES. THUR. TUES. WED. FRI. FRI. THUR. FRI. FRI. MON. FRI. FRI. SAT. MON. MON. SUN. MON. TUES. 17: The first rounds of State Basketball Tournament start today. I'm sure you’ll get there some year, boys. 19: Tonight our chorus presented their annual spring concert. It was wonderful as usual. 24: As we were being fitted for caps and gowns today, our mighty Senior class was reminded that the big day is not far off. 25: The F.F. A. boys and their dads attended the Father-Son Banquet tonight. Was the food good, boys? 27: Easter vacation begins today. There will be no school for five days but plenty of homework. APRIL 10: Today ends the fifth six weeks of school. I don't know whether to cry or jump for joy. 16: Tension is beginning to show on the Juniors. Dress rehearsal for their play takes place tonight. 17: Congratulations on a job well done, Juniors! Bringing Up Mother was enjoyed by all. 24: The band students were given a chance to show off as they presented their spring concert tonight. 20: The F. H. A. girls gave a preview of the newest spring fashions. Next year’s officers were also installed tonight. MAY 1: The track team went to Cambridge today. We've got a first rate team as usual. 8: Tonight was a magic evening for the Juniors and Seniors. The gym couldn't have been more beautiful. It was a night no one will ever forget. Thank you. Juniors. 9: Our sleepy but very excited Senior class boarded the bus for Chicago this morning at an early hour. After four years of working and waiting, we're finally on our way. 11: School was probably rather dull without the mighty Seniors today. Don’t worry, teachers, your favorite students will be back tomorrow. 18: Groan--Semester tests will be given this week. Do you really think we'll miss these tests, Seniors? 24: Baccalaureate ceremonies were held tonight. 25: Annuals are being passed around to be autographed today. I think everyone will agree that this year’s Ivy Tower was the best ever. Tonight the Class of 64 graduated and is no longer a part of Sherrard High; but the Class of 64 was, and always will be, a great class. 26: Well, we finally made it. This is the very last day of school. Written by 110 Junior High Activities EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Shirley Mack, Cindy Sharer, Carol Ash. GIRLS' SEXTET--First Row: Tarrilee Jenn- ings, Mary Miller. Second Row: Rhonda Hartman, Mona Meyer. Third Row: Nancy McConnell, Carol Ash. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Barbara Floyd, Nancy Wagoner, Hope BOYS' SEXTET: Grant Weber, Ray Strom, Harkey. David Raine, Bob Berenger, Tom Weihler, Jerry Crawford. 112 Junior High Basketball EIGHTH GRADE--First Row: Tim Frye, Mike Ritchie, Gary Dierolf, Greg Hultgren, Steve Christensen, Richard Simmon, Rick Karlburg. Second Row: Leo Myers, Manager; Rick Child, Steve Rind, Doug Plank, Steve Dochter- man, Ken Baker, Brian Zwicker, Larry Henry, Ken Cameron, Manager; Mr. Hultgren, Coach. SEVENTH GRADE--First Row: Bill Potter, Gary Holliday, Steve Miller, Tom VVeihler, Allen Talley, John Collier. Second Row: Denny Kaalberg, Paul Barnett, Tom Thompson, Stan Miller, Tony Starcevich, Kim Behrensmeyer, Dale Hergert, Mr. Aldrich, Coach; Tom Johnson. DONNA JACKSON Junior High TERENCE ALDRICH Junior High ELLOISE LILLIMAN Junior High LYNN KEIM Junior High ELMER HULTGREN Junior High DOROTHY TODD Junior High 114 STUDENT COUNCIL--First Row: Tom Weihler, Joyce Koester. Second Row: Kent Pearson, Rosalie Cameron. Third Row: Judy Martin, Debra Swinford. Fourth Row: Greg Hultgren, Larry Coulter, Linda Beam. (Absent: Steve Rind) JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: David Stark, Tommy Weihler, Karen Petterson, Janet DeGreve, Nancy Coleman, Judy Johansen, Denny Kaalberg, Mrs. Lilliman. Second Row: Judy McWilliams, Howard John- ston, Gary Holliday, Terry Staley, Billy Potter, Gale Ornelis, Mary Hergert. Third Row: Robert Schriver, Kim Behrensmeyer, Barbara Floyd, Dianne Schalk, Sue Kale, Gary Adams, Michael Yazbec. Fourth Row: Jackie Hayne, Deborah Nichols, George Mehall, Tom Thompson, Jim McKinley, Lynda Adams, Brenda Van de Wostine. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Linda Claeys, Janet Verbeke, Debo- rah Raatz, Mike Anderson, Steven White, Greg Wilson, Dennis Ayers, Mrs. Jackson. Second Row: Robert Strom, Paul Barnett, Steven Mil- ler, Billy Cox, John Collier, Keith Staley, Bob Berenger. Third Row: Linda Blaylock, Nancy Wagoner, Jerry Crawford, Jon Holland, Jim El- liott, Mark Rossiter, Renee Goulet, Joyce Erick- son. Fourth Row: Alan Talley, Linda Beam, Kathy Butler, Hope Harkey, Dennis Green, Tony Starcevich, Annabelle Stumpf, Jo Nell Rhodenbaugh. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Larry Engholm, Mike Hergert, Dale Hergert, Dave Ford, Ken Johnson, Tom John- son, Dave Johnson, David Raine, Laura Swan- son, Mr. Aldrich. Second Row: Mike Coyne, Jerry Anderson, Ron Miller, Rex Rogers, Bob Robbins, John Robbins, Jim Schnitzer, Joyce Koester, Susan Cope. Third Row: Sally Iver- son, LaVona Bell, Mary Carlson, Peg Hartman, Grant Weber, Glenn Hohl, Bob Koester, Stanley Miller. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Darrel Melcher, Lloyd Ford, Mary Blaylock, Janice Hajostek, Steve Krahl, Kenny Cameron, Mr. Hultgren. Second Row: Ray- mond Hughes, Dixie Hergert, Larisa Dorr, Debra Swinford, Steve Stockwell, Bruce Breiby, Larry Holevoet. Third Row: Rosalie Cameron, Kenny Baker, Norma Baker, Ronald Gary, June McWil- liams, Donald Goulet, Michael Ritchie. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Tim Frye, Richard Child, Richard Karlburg, Richard Simmon, Robert Staley, Kent Pearson, Mr. Keim. Second Row: Kathi Nim- rick. Ginger Heiar, Diana Fenton, Janis Hurley, Jane LaDue, Mary Miller, Judy Martin. Third Row; Doug Plank, Cindy Taylor, Cathie Sloan, Janis Anderson, Tarrilee Jennings, Tom Ander- son, Steve Christensen. Fourth Row: Steve Mayhew, Gary Dierolf, Mona Meyer, Rhonda Hartman, Carole Ash, Nancy McConnell. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Patrice Maynard, Joan Fritch, Bruce Mandle, Ricky Puckett, Jolene Hergert, Susan McGee, Sharon Larson. Second Row: Debbie Anderson, Nancy Eddingfield, Larry Henry, Barry Waldron, Larry Coulter, Gary Durbin, Mrs. Todd. Third Row: Brian Zwicker, Steve Rind, Ray Strom, Emma-Le McLaughlin, Den- nis Swinford, Dale Pace, Leo Myers. Fourth Row; Shirley Mack, Greg Hultgren, Sherry Hall, Steve Dochterman, Cindy Sharer, Frances Bous- man, Lynn Sloan, Pam Cope. HELEN SCHAECHTER Preemption DOROTHY DAVID Rural CAROLINE ALVIN Sherrard We Paved the Way GAIL MITCHELL Preemption CHRISTINE MYERS Preemption MABEL ROBBINS Preemption EVA SEITZ Sherrard JUANITA SCHUTTE Coyne Center KATHLEEN ADAMS Coyne Center 118 For Far-Off Graduation Day DAWN MURPHY RICHARD LOVELACE Coyne Center Coyne Center EDNA NIMRICK Swedona MARY JANE MOODY Swedona 119 PREEMPTION FIRST GRADE First Row: Orvale Miller, Ronald Bowser, Tom Kammerman. Second Row: Deborah Hutchin- son, Jimmy Watson, Vicki Brunk, Danny Mc- Manus, Tamara Spengler, Rodney Nagelmiller, Coralyn Meister, Kevin Rathbun. Third Row: Jimmie Erickson, Mary McManus, Sally Hinter- meister, Kevin Miller, Gary Martin, Annette Myers, Timmy Phelps, Jan Zimmerman, Mrs. Schaechter. PREEMPTION SECOND AND THIRD GRADE First Row: Jimmy Brewer, Richard Carter, Dan- ny Verbeke, Roland Hutchinson. Second Row: Jackie Dennis, Janice Nowack, Cindy Dhaemers, Ginger Sanders, Sally Swinford, Debbie Zwicker, William Fritch, Marty Hamerlinck. Third Row: Debbie Fakas, Dennis Hutchinson, Joey Dennis, Dale Bowser, Tommy Miller, Jean Henry, Mary Sue Hintermeister, Rex Pitman. Fourth Row: Dinah Johnson, Rodney Foster, Lorin Johnson, Gregory Dhaemers, Carolyn Zwicker, Gina Holdsworth. Rondi Mack, Re it a Amy, Mrs. Mitchell. PREEMPTION THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE First Row: John Fakas, Mark Harris, James Phelps, Victor Weihler, Robert Spengler. Sec- ond Row: Mark Kammerman, Charles Miller, Malinda Harris, John Barnett, Barbara Daggett, Patricia Watson, Robert Billings, Richard Blay- lock. Third Row: Roberta Foster, Harry Grap- engeter, Richard Miller, Susie Meister, Richard Amy, Mary Sue Zwicker, Kenneth Brewer, William Henry, David Nowack. Fourth Row: Brian Dhaemers, Jill McCaw, Patricia Bell, Pamela Rathbun, Joann Martin, Kathleen Docherty, Cynthia Mack, Walter Brown, Jerry Hutchins, Mrs. Myers. PREEMPTION FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE First Row: Guy Bowser, Joseph Zimmerman, Joseph Fritch, Stephen Mack, Daniel Hamer- linck, William Verbeke. Second Row: Roberta Lingafelter, Karen McLaughlin, Donald Mc- Laughlin, Susan Swinford, Katherine Zwicker, Michael Zwicker, David Blaylock, Priscilla Rathbun, Robert Henry. Third Row; Jay Hutch- ins, John Watson, Glenda Daggett, Lynn Harkey, Calvin Grapengeter, Winifred Jones, Isabel Juras, Ronald Johnson, Shirley Carter, Mrs. Robbins. RURAL FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD GRADE First Row: Mark Hamerlinck, Karen Bodman, Cynthia Brahmstedt, Steven Bosold, Cynthia Johnson, Dorrie Boens, John Snow. Second Row: Kristene Cederstrom, Linda Yeater, Roger Fre- dell, Gregory Boens, Donalynn Nalevanko, Teresa Wadsworth, Jean Bosold, Teresa Floyd, Terry Johnson, Brian Nelson, Mrs. David. RURAL FOURTH, FIFTH, AND SIXTH GRADE First Row: Michael Johnson, Laurie Holland, Sandra Schnoor, Carol Erickson, Ricky Kurten- bach. Second Row: Jacqueline Redecker, Cyn- thia Yeater, Mary Ann Gray, Pamela Nelson, Joyce Nalevanko, Linda Lewis, Judith Bodman. Third Row: Mrs. Baxter, Ronald Wadsworth, Samuel Langston, Dennis Wallin, Jesse Gray, Larry Wadsworth, Stephen Grant. SHERRARD FIRST AND SECOND GRADE First Row: Robert Erickson, Arlin Adamek, Kathy Rice, Rodger Raine, Michael Bratton, Doreen Stockwell, Jeffrey Johnson. Darrell In- man, Kenneth Thompson. Second Row: Gale O’Brien, Joyce Hergert, Debbie Davison, Denise Wagle, Theresa Wilson, Donna Carlson, Teresa Kinsey, Joan Koester, Julie Munson, Judy Robb. Third Row: David Zude, Roy Raine, Rose Thompson, Leroy Brasmer, Kevin Blusher, Karen Wilson, Debra Logston, Patricia Mueller, Randy Stockwell, Craig Loy, Vickie Greim, Miss Whitmore. SHERRARD SECOND AND THIRD GRADE First Row: Rian Basal a, Larry Griem, Brian Crandall, Donald Semonis, Michele Crossan, Kathleen Adamek, Elva Byers, Duane Foster, Robert Schalk. Second Row: Melinda Davis, Janet Jackson, Cheryl Rice, Desiree Crossan. Kay Jackson, Scharell Young, Cindy O'Brien, Lorry Thompson, Deborah Pearson, Margaret DeGreve. Third Row: Bruce Breiby, Michael Tomlinson, Richard Wagle, Mark Zude, Scott Fowler, Barbara Pearson, Jay Dawson, Sally Nice. Chrystal Krebs, Candace Isaacson, Jeffrey Talley, Dennis Johnson, Annette Nice, Doris Johnson, Ann La Due, Mrs. Bates. SHERRARD FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE First Row: David Wilson, Garry Hall, Thomas Dawson, William Wilson, Robert Gillette, Steven Pankey, Terry Raine, Randall Schwarz, David Karlburg. Second Row: Ramona Rice, Cheryle Johnson, Joan Hergert, Marcia Hergert, Lori Blick, Bonnie Erickson, Kathryn Pearson, Mary Nice, Debra Rhodenbaugh. Third Row: Cynthia Cooper, Richard Raine, John Benton, Larry Redman, Janette Spengler, Kathyrn Cam- eron, Tamara Ziemer, Colleen Harmon, Linda DeGreve, Mrs. Alvin. SHERRARD FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE First Row: Michael Schalk, Elmer Risher, Gary Loy, Lee Nice, William Anderson, David Cum- mings, Leslie Brasmer, James Hajostek. Second Row: John Tindall, Joey Schurr, Mark Mueller, Polly Nice, Linda Petty, Julie Frew, Vickie Blick, Laurie Hergert, Diane Rhodenbaugh. Third Row: William LaDue, Mrs. Seitz, Robert Davison, Brett Munson, Kenneth Johnston, Linda Breiby, Susan Pankey, Patricia Wilson, Albert Hampton, Jeffrey Dawson, Randall Brasmer, Kenneth Tomlinson. COYNE CENTER FIRST GRADE First Row: Terry Henry, Brian Leffler, Dale MacDonald, Donald Hays, Jon Elliott, Carl Hay. Tommy Hergert, Steve Castrey. Second Row: Connie Kaalberg, Carol Koob, Diane Lamb, Gale McMaster, Rhonda Felgar, Vicky Finley, Cindy Wilsey, Jennie Bleuer, Linda Gowey. Third Row: James Beam, Joann Granger, Tommy Hargrave, Kim Matter, Jeff Pearson, Barbara Wernle, Dale Heiar, Larry Coyne. Fourth Row: Ricky Ater, Timmy Afeld, Chris Fiedler, Timmy Winn, Mary Beth McKin- ley, Mark Baraks, Tonda Riesebieter, Pat Hohl, Lester Hudnail, Mrs. Schutte. COYNE CENTER SECOND GRADE First Row: Dean Mandle, Dale Eiland, Alan Willis, Ricky Burton , Ronnie Allen, David Fisher. Second Row: Joe Wild, Ross Mandle, Jimmy Joines, Polly Waterman, Debra Stark, Alice Robbins, Janet Knapp, Danny Hays. Third Row: Laura McKinley, Susan Lewis, Joy Purvis, Alan Collins, Billy McKinley, Jeff Hindman, Brian Phillis, Cindy Hartman, Linda Truby. Fourth Row: Allan Connell, Ernie Weed, Mich- ael Falconer, Ricky Riesbieter, Tommy Lein- gang, Bobby Allen, Steve Gowey, Mrs. Adams. COYNE CENTER SECOND AND THIRD GRADE First Row: Tim Hergert, Chris Dilulio, Gail Laffoon, Pamela Welch, Sheri Felgar, Sherill Sturms, Wesley Matter, Dee Ann Erickson, Carol Hay. Second Row: Lori Shelangouski, James Granger, Randy Glancy, Kevin Mueller, Nancy Coyne, Shelley Nickell, Debbie True, Jennifer Butler, Sara Hanson. Third Row: Terry DePaepe, Greg Castrey, Peter Dilulio, Ralph Pearson, Martin Coyne, Yvonne Tindall, Con- nie Schriver, Julie Minard, Janet Hayne, Mrs. Martin. COYNE CENTER THIRD GRADE First Row: Roger Laffoon, Jeff Brown, Steve Stark, Darryl Felgar. Second Row: Linda Bunch, Cherie Krouse, Joyce Granger, Nancy Sansale, Sandy Griswold, Gerry Allen, Gary Vercauteren, Terry Ayers. Third Row: Debbie Afeld, Kathy Barto, Susan Ater, Debbie Presson, Tom DePaepe, Mark Hanson, Steve Hoots, Terry Hudnall. Fourth Row: Greg Shelangouski, Lynn Hay, Mike Hohl, Kathy Bamum, Linda Peterson, Mark McMaster, Steve Chapman, John Lewis, Mrs. Wahlberg. COYNE CENTER FOURTH GRADE First Row: John Hergert, Jeff Gowey, Terry Whitley, Doug Bleuer, Kevin Matter, Benny Wild. Second Row: Denise Wilsey, Randi Hud- nall, Sandra Todd, Susan Miller, Debra Beam. Lou Anne Puckett. Third Row: Carolyn Cox, Melinda Sturms, Lisa Felgar, Shelia Welch, Janet Willis, Sherrie True, Julie Potter, James Lamb, Donald Green. Fourth Row: Neal Hohl, Gary Dochterman, Steve Gregory, Deraid Winn, Richard Waterman, Wayne Seefieldt, Joe Mc- Kinley, Russell Burton, Mrs. McMeekan. COYNE CENTER FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE First Row: Lu Ann Koob, Terry Butler, Deborah Griswold, Rita Martin, Nancy Meyer, Brenda Hemphill, Gay Behrensmeyer, Barbara Henry. Second Row: Dan Breitenstein, Tom Wynn, David Bleuer, Calvin Heiar, Lynn Hanson, Brenda Stark, Terri Jean Hargrave, Beth Ann Leffler. Third Row: Jeff Connell, Jon Raatz, Mike Dilulio, Rick McGuire, Mike Nickell, Mike Fiedler, George Schriver, Terry Stark, Mr. Devinney. COYNE CENTER FIFTH GRADE First Row; Gary Woehlk, Donald Lamb, Lyle Osborne, Deri Wilkins, Kenneth Presson, Mark Patterson, Bob Ater, Michael Bunch. Second Row: Becky Sansale, Bonnie Butler, Jo Lane Laffoon, Kathy Stark, Sheryl Swanson, Nora Kale, Cheryl Fenton, Jane Elliott, Pamela Chapman. Third Row: Daniel Heiar, Diane Krouse, Randy Allen, Beverly Davis, Marlys Rosenberger, Dennis Hurley, Daniel Healey, Roxanne Connell, Mary Ann Johnson, Miss Murphy, James Hergert. COYNE CENTER SIXTH GRADE First Row: Robert Connell, James Johansen, Eu- gene Swanson, Bruce Hurley, Billy Sturms. Second Row: Deborah Hargrave, Gary Kaalberg, Mark Ornelis, Randy Heiar, Billie Jean Ritchie, Celia Puckett, Kathleen Coyne, Deborah See- fieldt. Third Row: Brian Patterson, Mark Mandle, Steve Hanson, Mike Wardlow, Lamar Cox, Sandra Vercauteren, Sandra McKinley, R. D. Lovelace. Fourth Row: Bel Waterman, An- gela Todd, Susan Breitenstein, Paula Jennings, Robert Anderson, Ray Castrey , Dom Dilulio, Jr., Dennis Roberts. SWEDONA FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD GRADE First Row: Peter McWilliams, Paul Secymore, Danny Gresch, Donald White, Robin Fulton, Nicholas Hultgren, Marvalyn Van De Wostine, Randall Larson, Cynthia Anderson, Thomas Edd- ingfield, Jeffrey Hultgren. Second Row: Rose Larson, Debra Frank, Mary Ellen Mears, Barbara Gustafson, Julia Todd, Bryan Van De Wostine, Sherry Larson, Edlen Tomlinson, Charles Pap- pas, Betty White, Roger Secymore, Colleen McSparin, Patrick Eddingfield, Laverne Schnowske, Mrs. Nimrick. SWEDONA FOURTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE First Row: Thomas White, Keith Willis, Louis McWilliams. Second Row: Thomas Secymore, Kenn Willis, Helen Eddingfield, Sally Edding- field, Mary Ellen Simmon, Mary McWilliams. Third Row: Larry Carlson, Diana Anderson, Brent Van De Wostine, Thomas Todd, Martha Todd, Gary Miller, Ronald Gosney, Mrs. Moody. MATHERVILLE FIRST GRADE First Row: Tony Slavish, James Hartman, Douglas Bonick. Second Row: Jared Jordan, Linda Daymude, Mary Lou Joyner, Mary Linn Smith, Valarie Johnson, Peggy Anderson, Michael McGee. Third Row: Kenneth Corwin, Dennis Corwin, Shan Arkle, Bonnie Ziemer, Tammy Hainline, Deborah Green, Veronica Laktas, Mrs. Stark. MATHERVILLE SECOND AND THIRD GRADE First Row: Stephen Adams, Bobby Robinson, Ronnie Miller, Roger Jacobs, Thomas Huber, Danny Matkovic, Cecil Qualls, Joe Anderson. Second Row: Cassie Adams, Marcile Collier, Nanette Basala, Lori Hartman, Diana Warren, Sheri Arkle, Collen Anderson, Rhonda Erdmann, Michele Encapera. Third Row: Donald Baker, Derek Guyton, Dennis Rodgers, Janice Jordan, Steven Peterson, Kenneth Jordan, Bruce Rind, Sandra Daymude, Mrs. Ash, Allen Hartman. MATHERVILLE THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE First Row: Douglas Erdmann, Edward Hainline, Patrick Sloan, Walter Strom. Second Row: Leslie Encapera, Tamara Slavish, Marlene Jan- sen, Cynthia Gulley, Babette Vale, Judith Jor- dan, Claudia Taylor, Karen Child, Theresa Laktas. Third Row: William Bonick, David Mital, Ralph Corwin, Kevin Voelcker, Deborah Robinson, Christine Basala, John Jordan, Angela Encapera, Marla Matkovic, Rodger Slavish, James Crawford, David Adams, Kristine Lind- burg, Mrs. Foltz. 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Phone 787-3171 Clothes for the working man Corner of 4th Street Route 67 Visit our new location Milan Illinois VIOLA LOCKER SERVICE AIR CONDITIONED TRIO ROLLER RINK • WE SELL COMPLETE Wholesale Retail Meats SKATES SNACK BAR Wn OtOAN UIU11 LO i. AND HAMMOND Phone 57 skate Tuts., wed., thu«s. I I Lx l . ia«g° m oimSloo« SUN. 7:30 TO 10:30 E.M. 4N0AUHI 0 0 • SPECIAL RATES TO... Etl. A SAI. 7:30 IO 10 fJA. IATI SKATES 10 PM. TO 12 | | THlATit Scout Group MAflNEES SAT. A SUN. for Informotion («gording Arrongtmtntt for Privoto PoMi«t Viola Illinois 787-1781 4TH ST. t ANDALUSIA RD.. MILAN Compliments of Compliments of R 1 McCulloughs FEED MANUFACTURERS Department Store Milan, Illinois Orion, Illinois Phone 54 HAYMAKER’S CLEANERS B B HARDWARE LAUNDERERS AND FURRIERS There is a difference. Edna R. Post Rock Island Milan Phone 786-2534 Phone 787-1214 Moline Phone 762-6472 John E. McDaniel Proprietors Milan, Illinois Compliments of Compliments QUINN-BROS. of Aledo, Illinois COLLEGE AVE. BARBER SHOP Fresh Fruits Vegetables-Groceries we HANDLE SWIFT'S PREMIUM BEEF WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS 130 Aledo, Illinois Bob Stroud -- Don Hunt JOHN'S MARKET JOHN’S MARKET QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS Compliments of MILLER TAP John I. Matkovic Phone PL 4-9181 Phone PL 4-5486 Matherville Illinois Matherville Illinois Compliments of Compliments of WILMA’S COFFEE SHOP HASTEE TASTEE We Serve Pizza Matherville, Illinois Matherville, Illinois PLaza 4-2441 Compliments of Compliments of DR. YOHN, OPTOMETRIST HAINLINE’S CORNER TAP Cleveland Building Catfish Suppers Every Friday Night Rock Island Illinois Matherville, Illinois PLaza 4-9 401 GODFREY’S JEWELERS ARTIE BAKER 128 Fourth Street West Milan, Illinois Phone 7 87-1158 Sherrard Illinois SOHRBECK'S CT «j L , 2 oline 16th 5th Ave. Moline, 111. The Downtown National Bank With Bank PHONE Moline 764-3583 The Clock Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 131 SCHLEGEL REXALL” DRUG STORES 19 Stores Serving the Quad Cities Schlegel Rexall Drug No. 3 1700-2nd 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 MACE CHEMICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Janitor Supplies, Cleaning Materials and Maintenance Equipment 207-09 E. 2nd St. Dial 322-4012 Davenport, Iowa SUPERIOR BUSINESS MACHINES Typewriters and Adding Machines RENT--SALES--REPAIRS 1716 3rd Ave. -- Rock Island Phone 788-1814 ROBINSON HARDWARE I foecA 1706 Third Avenue • f Phone 788-6319 12th St. and 46th Avenue HARDWARE--KITCHENWARE CLEANERS♦FURRIERS PAINTS- -OILS- - VARNISHES d cfcbtJk Caniftdt 132 Rock Island Illinois Chevrolet Chevelle Corvair Chevrolet II Chevrolet Trucks Buick Special Skylark 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 Compliments of ORION VETERINARY SERVICE tm ASSOCIATION Dr. C. 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FRANK SCHALK Groceries and Meats Sherrard, Illinois Sherrard Illinois Compliments of Compliments of SHERRARD FEED SEED Kent Feed Field Seed Fertilizer MILLER’S MARKET 593-8761 Phone LY 3-8331 Sherrard, Illinois Sherrard, Illinois SHEPHERD CHILD'S MOTOR SALES LUMBER COMPANY RCA Radio and Television Appliances Complete Building Service AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Phone PL 4-5751 Sherrard, Illinois Matherville Illinois PHONE LY 3-3851 134 RACK) CORPORATION of AMUICA Orion, Illinois Orion, Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 135 MELVIN McKAY, INC. 517 17th Street Rock Island, Illinois PLUMBING HEATING CONTRACTORS Telephone 788-3476 Compliments of Compliments of MILAN FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions Milan, Illinois Dial 787-1413 y CHEVROLET BARRY CHEVROLET FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MOLINE Moline, Illinois Member of F. D. I. C. Good Luck, Seniors ! Aledo, Illinois Compliments of RANDS The Shop For Smart Young Women 1526 5th Avenue Moline, Illinois Compliments of McCauf '4 FURNITURE - APPLIANCES Aledo Phone 582-7313 C. I. JOSEPHSON JEWELERS Phone 762-5525 1514 5th Avenue MOLINE ILLINOIS 137 Serving Rock Island for 112 years FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Rock Island Member F.D.I.C. SID SNELL’S Compliments of ROYAL BLUE MARKET HI-WAY LUNCH Where Your Business Is Appreciated Viola, Illinois Phone 2-11 Viola Illinois HUNTER’S CAMERA SHOP BLACKHAWK DRUG Color Processing By Eastman Kodak Photo Supplies--Hallmark Cards (Formerly Heimbeck's) Polaroid cameras and film; quality black and white finish The Complete Drugstore 1619 Second Avenue Milan, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Ph. 787-1722 Phone 788-5126 folders s Career ± U 2s Downtown Rock Island Clothing and Sportswear for The Young in Build and Moline Store open Monday thru Friday till 9 p.m. Compliments of ROCK ISLAND BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The Bank of Service 140 Compliments of DUGAN’S MARKET Milan, Illinois KEN FRYE RADIO TV SERVICE Sherrard, Illinois Phone LY 3-3651 General Electric Appliances Motorola Radio and TV C ompliments of CRUMMY FUNERAL HOME WOMEN’S APPAREL SHOPS Ambulance Service Furniture and Bottle Gas Service Viola, Reynolds, New Windsor 211 W. 2nd St. 1801 2nd Are. 1530 5th Are. DAVENPORT ROCK ISLAND MOLINE Illinois REISER FUNERAL HOME ORION CLEANERS M. J. REISER, owner Aledo, Illinois Phone JU 2-1145 Ambulance Service Compliments of VERNON T. CLARK Dodge Plymouth Aledo, Illinois Printing- Publishing Since 1888 THE ORION TIMES Quality Work Done Try Us Orion, Illinois Phone 202 ATOR-BROS. BODY SHOP Front End Alignment Radiator Repair 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 328 Orion, Illinois Compliments of CLARK WAKEY Orion, Illinois Office Phone Orion 9 Purina Chows C W Feeds Orion, Illinois 141 Compliments of O. T. LARSON AGENCY FARMERS STATE BANK OF VIOLA Viola, Illinois All Lines Of Insurance Max G. Larson Milan, Illinois Phone 787-1315 '•Small enough to know you Large enough to serve you” Member F. D. I. C. Phone Viola 23 Compliments of HILLCREST FOOD CENTER Groceries and Meats Rural Route 3 Milan, Illinois Compliments of the BLACKHAWK STATE BANK Milan, Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. 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Most Complete Line of Young Fashions and Accessories Petersen Harned Von Maur Davenport, Iowa Orion Illinois M.I PARKER GO • DAVENPORT Where Quality has built Confidence Compliments of ORION TOOL, DIE, 144 AND MACHINE CO. SWANSON’S HARDWARE Rapid Gas Water Heaters Stoves Lennox and Syncromatic Furnaces Phone Orion 87 MEADOW LANES Bowling on 8 Lanes Brunswick All Modern Air Conditioning Orion, Illinois Phone Orion 255 Compliments of FARMERS STATE BANK OF SHERRARD Resources over three million dollars Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 145 SHERRARD, ILLINOIS WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON YOUR WEDDING PICTURES THREE BIG WEDDING SPECIALS AT DISCOUNT PRICES 12 Pictures and Album 16 Pictures and Album 20 Pictures and Album Photos in the Home or Church International Lectures, Inc. Educational Programs for Civic Organizations, Schools and Colleges 9314 E. 27th Street •Independence, Missouri SWANSON PHOTO STUDIO 2956 18th Avenue Rock Island Phone 788-5316 THE VILLAGE INN titote uJvy Itaoe touted, tit 'k vUd READ THE ARGUS Meals Short Orders Pies baked for all occasions for Complete Coverage of Western Illinois News Preemption Illinois Fresh Meats and Groceries BIBE S DRIVE-IN Andalusia Road Across From The Memri PREEMPTION FOOD MARKET Carry Outs Wally and Helen Brown 787-3535 Proprietors Something Superior For Your Interior L. G. Balfour Company Class rings, Invitations, Newsfoto Publishing Co. Cards, Medals, Trophies, Yearbooks Diplomas. ROBERT E. MULLINS BETTY MULLINS BOB MULLINS, JR. WILLIAM B. MULLINS Bloomington, Illinois Box 145 -- Phone 828-2765 146 Compliments of A ADAM’S TAVERN (STANDARD) Phone PL 4-9151 Matherville, Illinois ■ip Compliments of KINSEY SERVICE STATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS AND SERVICE Compliments by of Elmer Chuck Barney CLARK’S BARBER SHOP Atlas and Mohawk Tires Sherrard Illinois LY 3-3491 FOSTER FLOWER SHOP ORION FLOWER AND (across from the Farm Bureau Bldg. ) Aledo, Illinois Phone JU 2-7012 0 GIFT SHOP Orion, Illinois 1 Say it with Flowers. Compliments of ROOT’S DINETTE F.T.D. Wire Service Milan, Illinois Serving Good Food JERRY’S JUNK Weekly Garbage Service MILAN DRUG STORE Prescriptions Complete Prescription Service Dial 787- 1321 Matherville Andalusia PLaza 4-2131 787-1618 or 787- 1816 Operating In Matherville, Andalusia, Sherrard, Preemption, Taylor Ridge, Reynolds, Edgington 147 W. C. FLICK SUPPLY CO. Plumbing, Heating, Electrical Supplies Airport Corner, Rural Route 1 Moline, Illinois THE STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Hen JOSTEN CLASS RINGS and the spotlight reveals • Magnificent sunthina 10K gold • Exclusive copyrighted original design • Every ring hand-engraved • Deep dimension die-work • Double-thick faceted stones plus a host of features in the JOSTEN tradition of quality BAER ELECTRIC CO., INC 1405 7th Avenue Moline, Illinois Residential, Commercial and Industrial Light and Power Installations, Complete Fire Alarm Systems. For Everything Photographic ELLIOTT CAMERA SHOP 217 W. 3rd St. Davenport Dial 322-4272 508 Sixteenth St. Moline Ph. Mol. 764-4471 Let's Go Bowling at the BOWLADROME THE SKLADANY CLINIC Andrew E. Skladany, M.D. Orion, Illinois 3030 7th Avenue 786-4405 Rock Island HEMINGER MARKET Meats Groceries BAND BOX MUSIC SHOP 372-8880 Reynolds, Illinois Leave the repairing to us. 26l4-5th Street Moline, Illinois da±±iz ± !j3zauty £alon± 1812 SECOND AVENUE 2960 EIGHTEENTH AVENUE 786-2055 or 786-5361 788-3326 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 Meetings Birthdays Anniversaries Wedding Rehearsals School Functions Family Gatherings Other Events For Reservations Dial 787-3211 2 miles south of Milan on U. S . Hwy. 67 at OAK GROVE, Illinois (P. O. Milan) RHODENBAUGH SERVICE CENTER Dean Larry Harlan Phone 593-8921 Sherrard, Illinois Motor Tune Up Wheel Balancing W elding Congratulations Best of Success to Graduating Seniors Evening Sunday Needs Bread, Coffee Milk Ice Cream 149 MELO-CREAM DO-NUT COMPANY Moline, Illinois Compliments of Phone 764-2531 Homer Jackson, Owner ALEDO CIVIC ASSOCIATION 'BREGSTONESI Furniture and Appliances Aledo, Illinois 1615 Second Avenue, Rock Island DeMARLIE’S FEED MILL Custom Grinding and Mixing Purina Chows and Sanitation THE OKAY PRINT SHOP Customer Grinding Offset and Letterpress Bulk Delivery Service Phone 372-4949 Reynolds Illinois 615 N. W. Eighth Avenue Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-2811 DR. C G. FORD HENDERSON FORD SALES Optometrist South Maple Contact Lenses Aledo, Illinois 104 South College Avenue Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-7712 150 SHERRARD FEED MILLING DEANE FRYE General Contracting Custom Grinding Mixing Wayne Feed Matherville, Illinois Field Seed Livestock Equipment Phone PL 4-5311 Phone 593-3011 Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-7212 Sherrard, Illinois MIDWEST TYPEWRITER SERVICE CO. Sales - - Rentals--Supplies 1520 6th Avenue Moline, Illinois Phone: 762-9425 LYNN IMPLEMENT INC. JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE General Hardware Phone GR 6-4501 Lynn Center, Illinois WAYNE SCHOOL BUS BODIES ARE THE FINEST MADE IN AMERICA! Sold By MOLINE BODY COMPANY 222 52nd Street Moline, Illinois Phone 764-8343 Stock Racks Bus Bodies Utility Bodies Van Bodies Dump Bodies Cranes Farm Bodies Hoists Wrecker Units Semi- T railers Frame Extensions Wheels Rims Tool Boxes Drive Shafts Bumpers T ruck Equipment 151 _