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I -' -1 V' '. J. 5. --x L ' , Jef, k A L ' I .ii . I ,- 'f.s-4 V . . -4 l 1' ' x X XMN rf 'H ,ki '15 4 -, ' L. , 'ab : ' I 1 1. 'lui' i I 1 S - 1 4 -1 . E . E 5 Q 5 E 1 S : 3 : s I E : 2 E H : s : E f lf in - ... , . ,, -,,.:-.g.f..:.'v. ..- ucv- ,, .., -H . q. -Q-.Tf f -3- - ' , . ... , -,. '.,-I f. 54- , ,. 4 1 if Q: 3 x N na.f4 - - - ku- Th Ivy Tower Foreword X Remember this school year, 1964-65 . . . basketball games . . cheering crowds . . . semester tests . . . challenging courses . . . college catalogs . . . chorus and band rehearsals . . assemblies . . . new students. . . old friends . . teachers. . . meetings . . . play practice . . The staff of the 1965 Ivy Tower would like to give to you, the students, teachers, alumni, and friends of Sherrard High School, a pictorial record of what has happened this school year. Each student made his own plans and set his mind to the ultimate goal of gradua- tion. We hope that when you look through this book in future years you will enjoy recalling the incidents pictured. This is a record of student life--yy life at S. H. S. Sherrard High School Sherrard, Illinois Volume XXX l965 Dedication We, the staff of the 1964-65 Ivy Tower, proudly dedicate this edition to MR, DUANE GREGORY for his thirty-five years of loyal service to Sherrard High School in the agricultural department. Administration and Faculty The administration and faculty at Sherrard High School give many hours helping stu dents reach their goals. Our New Addition Is Greatly Appreciated I - BOARD OF EDUCATION--First Row: John Fitzpatrick, Iverd Bloomberg, Presidentg Wayne Holdsworth, Secretary. Second Row: Clifford King, Superintendentg Fred Hebbeln, Domenico Diiulio, Wesley Johansen, Duane Braden. SUPERINTENDENT, Clifford King This is the plaque at the entrance to the new addition PRINCIPAL, Francis Pankey SECRETARY, Jane Gregory SECRETARY, Helen Kettering LOUISE KING Chorus, Librarian JOHN KENNEY Business English, English III, Speech, Dramatics ISABELLE SELBY English I-II GWENDOLYN RI-IODENBAUGH Girls' Physical Education, Junior Sponsor, Cheerleader Sponsor, Junior High Chorus, Home Economics, Girls' Physical Education English IV, Business English, Latin I-II, Science and Math Prepare Students PEARL BARNES ARTHUR KING I. W. TODD Algebra l, General Math, English II, Physics, Algebra II, Geometry, Biology, General Science, Junior Senior Sponsor Trigonometry, Junior Sponsor, Varsity Football, Track Science Club Sponsor for College and Future Careers 0 0 Physics students learn the how and the why ot' the world of nonliving objects that we see all about us. 6 K? .A - ,X 'k S' . E 5 ' f 25121, Wx mu: 3 S ,., MM m Q ,. X Q 3 f . 3 ,., 2 Q 'sg . X Y X E 5 55 f as ww' RY? X Y Q .. , gf: X ,N gl 5 Xe ,. 22 , x f, ,Sp- A Y S M ix E 5 fan 3 1. , N5- Q 1 ,f-1 . Q . Q,',,q:x,As,? 7 X 2 YFQ .fi :WENT gf x . :iii -K W Rim flxfll. , N ,X is ' 'TY g' 'fiv wwzg ,, n in ! z 52 M ' ,f W3 5 A , M W M L X vm fff Histor Helps Students HELEN SNIDER ROBERT IACKSON IOSEPH BURAGAS World History. CiViCS'GeOg1'-Hphy. U. S. History, Boys' Physical U. S. History, Drivers' Training, English III, General Science Education, Varsity Basketball, Boys' Physical Education, Junior Athletic Director, Freshman Sponsor Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football Freshman Sponsor ppreciate Their American Heritage The Freedom Shrine gives students in U. S. History classes a chance to see copies of great historical documents. The Student Staff Gives Assistance '41 Ye u 'lu.,, CAFETERIA HELPERS: Nancy Eddingfield, Dianne Krider, Carol Lulow, Susan Frye, June McWilliams, Lucy Brown, Leonard Carlstrom. N MA ILMAN: Bob White BOOKSTORE ATTENDANTS: Sandy Phelps, CAFETERIA TICKET AND LUNCH COUNT MANAGERS: Lynn Chard, Linda Borst, Gary Cameron, Gail Sleezer. Sharon Borst. Pat Nimfiflk. Kathy Anderson. 11 Books Are the Quietest and Most Constant I Friends . . Charles Eliot A11 that mankind has done, thought, gained, or been is lying as in magic preservation in the pages of books. Thomas Carlyle LIBRARIANS: Mrs. King, Linda Mears, Sharon Mueller. ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS--First Row: Toni Smith, Patty Grant, Brenda Butler, Becky McLaughlin, Linda Cavin, Kay Koester, Anita Meyer, Bonita Meyer, Ruth Anne Dawson, Nancy Eddingfield. Second Row: Leonard Carlstrom, Gary Cameron, Paul Frank, Tom Spengler, Joe Docherty, Tom McGuire, Bob Cole. Third Row: Corliss Miller, Linda Borst, Debra Sanders, Nellie Blaylock, Judy Truby, Patty Wilson, Damaris Maynard, Sandy Olson, Kathy An- derson, Susan Laughlin. Classes Leadership, responsibility, and co-operation with fellow classmates help students at Sherrard prepare for the future. We Are the Seniors NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Tom McGuire, Alene Thompson, Susan Laughlin, Joe Docherty, Susanne Sommers. TOP TEN--First Row: Suzan Laktas, Susan Laughlin, Susanne Sommers, Joe Docherty. Second Row: Paul Frank, 4 David Zwicker, Tom McGuire, Jerry Parchert, Alene Thompson, Pat Nimrick. he Class of I965 S, A. R, AND D, A, R,: Ioe Docherty Susan Laughlin BOYS' STA TE: Joe Docherty FOUR YE ARS' PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Linda Cather BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS: Victor Miller Susan Laughlin BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW: Alene Thompson JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD: I erry Vogler Susanne Sommers Moments To MAURICE ALVIN DEBACKERE Basketball: Sr. Class Treasurer: F. F. A, , lst Place Farm Planning Con- test Sr. Year: Track: Sweetheart Attendant Sr. Year MARIAN IRENE MILLER Asst. Librarian: Chorus: F.T.A.: Ivy Tower, Advertising Staff, Asst. Sr. Class Ed.: Pep Club: Science Club: Student Council Jr. Year 16 BARBARA MARIE MACK Chorus: Fresh. and Sr. Class Sec.: Drama Club: F. H. A. . Treasurer Sr. Year: F.T. A. : Ivy Tower, Soph. Class Ed., Sports Ed. Jr. Year, Advertising Staff, Grade School Ed. Sr. Year: Backstage Jr. Play: Homecoming Attendant Fresh. Year: Pep Club: Sweetheart Queen Sr. Year THOMAS GENE SPENGLER Basketball, All-Conference Honorable GARY LEO CAMERON Asst. Librarian: Bookstore: Chorus: Drama Club: Backstage Ir. and Sr. Plays Mention Sr. Year: Football, Honorable LINDA DARLENE BORST Mention All-Conference Ir. and Sr. Years: Track Asst. Librarian: Bookstore: F. H.A.: Librarian Ir. Year: Pep Club Remember DAMARIS .TEAN MAYNARD Asst. Librarian: Bookstore: Chorus: Drama Club, Sec. Sr. Year: F. H. A.: Jr. and Sr. Play Casts: Pep Club: Tiger Talk MARION WAYNE KIRKLAND Basketball DAVID EUGENE ZWICKER Basketball: Chorus: Jr. Class Pres.: Drama Club: F.F. A. , Reporter Soph. Year, Sentinel Sr. Year, lst Place Soil Judging Contest Soph. Year, Chapter Swine Award Ir. and Sr. Years: Ir. and Sr. Play Casts: Science Club: Student Council Soph. Year: Track, High Point Trophy Award Soph Year, lst Place Conference 440, School 440 Record, School Mile Relay Record Team: Top Ten: ACT Semi- finalist KATHLEEN LYNN ANDERSON Asst. Librarian: Drama Club: F.H. A. : F. T. A.: Pep Club: Backstage Sr. Play: Cafeteria Ticket Manager JANE CAROL CLARKE Band, Pep Band: Chorus: Drama Club: F. H. A.: F.T. A.: Ivy Tower Advertis ing Staff: Backstage Ir. and Sr. Plays: Pep Club MICHAEL LaVERN ANDERSON Football: Backstage Jr, and Sr. Plays: Drama Club 17 RICHARD GEORGE WEIHLER Band, Pep Band: Sr. Class Vice-Pres.: Drama Club: F.F.A.. Sec. Ir. Year, Pres. Sr. Year: Football: Backstage Ir. and Sr. Plays: Science Club: Student Council Jr. Year: Track, 880 School Record, lst Place Conference 880 Soph. and Jr. Years: Sweetheart At- tendant Sr. Year: Ivy Tower Advertis- ing staff KAY LORRAINE KOESTER Asst. Librarian: Band, Pep Band: F. H. A.: F. T. A.: Backstage Jr. Play: Pep Club: Drama Club SUSAN KAY LAUGHLIN Asst. Librarian: Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Librarian Soph. and Ir. Years, 2nd Place District Contest Fresh. Year: Chorus: Soph. and Jr. Class Vice-Pres.: D. A.R. Award: Drama Club: F.H.A.: F.T. A. , Vice- Pres. Sr. Year: Ivy Tower, Fresh. , Soph., Ir. , and Sr. Class Ed.. Adver- tising Staff, Subscription Manager Sr. Year, Play Ed. Sr. Year: Jr. and Sr. Play Casts, Best Actress Award: Pep Club: Science Club: Tiger Talk: Top Ten: National Honor Society: Valedictorian ROBERT GEORGE CUTLER Transfer student from Asbury Bible College 18 Hamlet at JOHN LLOYD ROBB F. F. A. DELPHA JEAN ANDERSON Band, Pep Band, Sec. Ir. Year, Ward- robe Soph. Year, 2nd Place District Contest Fresh, Year, lst Place State Contest Soph. Year: Chorus, Accom- panist: F. H. A. , Treasurer Jr. Year, Junior Degree: Ivy Tower Advertising Staff: Pep Club: Science Club: Tiger Talk Knox College SANDRA KAY ISAACSON Asst. Librarian: Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, 2nd Place District Con- test Fresh. Year, 2nd Place State Con- test Soph. Year: Chorus: Drama Club: F. H. A.: F. T. A.: Ivy Tower, Adver- tising Staff, Senior Magazine Captain: Jr. and Sr. Play Casts: Homecoming Attendant Sr. Year: Pep Club: Sci- ence Club: Tiger Talk, Asst. Ed. Ir. Year, Ed. Sr. Year: Sweetheart At- tendant Sr. Year I AMES LaROY KOESTER F. F . A. JOSEPH ALAN DOCHERTY Band, Dance Band, Pres. Sr. Year: Basketball, All-Conference Honorable Mention Ir. and Sr. Years, Free Throw Trophy Sr. Year: Boys' State Delegate: Soph. and Sr. Class Pres.: S.A.R. Award: Drama Club: Football, Honor- able Mention All-Conference Sr. Year: F. T.A,: Mailman: Ivy Tower Advertising Manager Sr. Year: Home- coming Attendant Fresh. and Sr. Years: Science Club: Sr. Play Cast: Student Council Fresh. Year: Track: Top Ten: National Honor Society WANDA CORRINE IVERSON Asst. Librarian: F. H.A.: F.T. A.: Pep Club LYNN ELAINE CHARD Chorus: Drama Club: F. H. A. : Pep Club: Backstage Sr. Play: Cafeteria Ticket Manager ROGER CLAUS FRANCK Drama Club: F. F. A. , 2nd Place Farm Planning Contest Jr. Year, Treasurer Soph., Jr., and Sr. Years: Football, All-Conference Honorable Mention Sr. Year: Backstage Ir. and Sr. Plays: Sweetheart Attendant Jr. Year: Track 19 ACT JERRY DUANE PARCHERT Band, Dance Band: Basketballg Fresh. and Soph. Class Treasurerg Football, Honorable Mention All-Conference Sr. Year, 3rd Team Little All-State Sr. Year: Homecoming King: Ivy Tower Advertising Staffg Science Clubg Stu- dent Council, Vice-Pres. Ir. Year, Pres. Sr. Year: Trackg Top Teng ACT Semifinalist SHERRY RAE WHAN Asst. Librarian: F. H. As 9 Pep Clubg Science Club 20 DONNA LEE KIRKLAND Cheerleader: Chorusg F. H.A.g Home- coming Queeng Pep Clubg Student Council Fresh. Yearg Sweetheart At- tendantlr. Year GARY IRA ADAMS GALE MARIE SWINFORD Asst. Librariang Band, Pep Bandg Cho- rus: Drama Clubg F. H. A.. Junior and Chapter Degrees, Vice-Pres. of Proj- MARVIN ROBERT PACE Drama Clubg Backstage Ir. and Sr Plays, Science Club. Track ects Ir. Yearg F.T. A. g Backstage Jr. and Sr. Playsg Pep Club: Science Club Tiger Talk ,Test IONA JOY HERGERT Asst, Librarian: Band, Pep Band, Dance Band: Chorus: Drama Club: F.I-I. A., Vice-Pres. of Projects Soph. Year, Chairman of Degrees Sr. Year, Junior and Chapter Degrees: Ir, and Sr. :Play Casts: Pep Club: Tiger Talk PAUL RICHARD FRANK Ir. Class Treasurer: Football: Science RONALD DEAN SCHNOWSKE Asst. Librarian: Chorus: Drama Club: F.F.A.: Football: Ir. and Sr. Play Casts: Science Club: Track MARY PATRICIA NIMRICK Asst. Librarian: Chorus: Drama Club: ROSE MARIE FOSTER F. H. A. WILLIAM TERRY WHITE Band, Dance Band: Basketball, A11- C f S ' 1 F H A .F T A .Ivy Tower Advemsu on erence pecia Mention Jr. Year, ing staff: Pep Club: Science Club: Sr. Play Cast: Cafeteria Ticket Manager: 2nd Team All-Conference Sr. Year: Chorus: Football: Science Club: Track Club, Vice-Pres. Ir. Year, Pres. Sr. Year: Track: Top Ten Top Ten 21 JAMES ALLEN MUELLER Athletic Managerg Basketball, Chorus Drama Clubg F.F. A.: Football. HOD' orable Mention All-Conference Sr. Year: Jr. and Sr. Play Castsg Science Clubg Track JUDY ANN SCOVIL F. H. A. g Majorette, Head Majorette Sr. Year 22 Orion ALENE RUTH THOMPSON Asst. Librariang Band, Pep Band, Asst. Band Manager Soph. Year, Two lst Places at District and State Contests Fresh. Year, lst Place State Contest Soph. and Jr. Yearsg Drama Clubg F. H. A. , Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, Co-ed Correspond- entg F.T.A., Pres. Ir. and Sr. Years, Blackhawk Division Recording Sec. Jr, and Sr. Yearsg Ivy Tower, Fresh. Class Ed., Sports Ed. Soph. Year, Asst, Ed, Ir. Year, Ed. Sr. Year, Advertising Staffg Backstage Ir. Playg Science Clubg Sr. Play Cast, Student Council Soph. Year: Tiger Talk: Top Ten, National Honor Societyg Salutatorian JOHN ROBERT HAIOSTEK, IR. Mailman EDDIE RUSSELL ERIC KS ON JANET LYNN ROBB Bookstoreg F. H. A. Games l N IANICE MARIE PATTERSON Transfer student from Rock Island High Schoolg Chorus: F. H. A. : Tiger Talk EUGENE CARL PEARSON Drama Clubg F. F. A. , Reporter Sr, Year, Section 4 Sec. Sr. Year: Foot- ball, Backstage Ir. and Sr. Plays: Track ROBERT EUGENE WHITE F.F.A., Vice-Pres. Ir. and Sr. Years: Football, Honorable Mention A11- Conference Sr. Yearg Mailmang Sci- ence Clubg Track LINDA KAY MEARS Chorusg F. H,A., 2nd Vice-Pres. Ir. Yearg Librarian Sr. Yearg Pep Clubg Science Club SUSANNE SOMMERS Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Sec. Soph. and Sr. Years, 2nd Place Dis- trict Contest Fresh. Year, lst and 2nd Place State Contest Soph. Year, John Philip Sousa Awardg Chorus, Drama Clubg F. H. A., Junior and Chapter De grees, Vice-Pres. of Public Relationsg Ivy Tower, Music Ed. Ir. Year, Asst. Ed. Sr. Year, Advertising Staffg Pep Club, Backstage Sr. Playg lst Place A. I. C. -M. I. C. Typing Contest Ir. Year: Outstanding Business Student Award: Top Ten: National Honor Society IEFFERY SAMUEL LANGSTON F. F. A. 23 STEVEN EDWARD ZWICKER Band, Pep Bandg Basketball: Drama Club, Stage Manager Sr. Yearg F.F.A.g Backstage Ir. and Sr. Plays: Science Club, Trackg Sweetheart King Sr. Year GARY LYNN RAATZ. F. F. A. l 24 MARY ANITA MCMANUS Asst. Librarian: Chorus, F. I-I. A. , Pres Sr. Yearg Ivy Tower, Fresh. and Soph Class Ed., Sports Ed. Ir. Year, Grade School Ed. Sr. Year, Advertising Staff: Pep Clubg Science Club SUZANNA LOUISE LAKTAS Asst. Librarian: Chorus: Drama Club: F. H. A.. Junior and Chapter Degrees, lst Vice-Pres. Ir. Year: F,T.A.: Jr, Play Castg Drum Majorette Sr. Yearg Pep Club: Science Clubg Tiger Talkg Top Ten Junior and MICHAEL LEE TAETS Football GREGORY MORRIS BUCKWALTER Transfer student from Westmer High Schoolg Basketballg Footballg Pep Clubg Track Senior Prom JOHN LOUIS HOFFMAN F. F. A. g Footballg Track JOHNNY CLARK WHITE Chorus: F.F.A., Sec. Sr. Year CL IFF ORD HENRY HARKER ALICE ANN KNESS Cheerleaderg Chorus. Fresh. Class Vice-Pres.g Drama Clubg F. H. A. g F. T. A. g Ivy Tower, Fresh. and Soph, Class Ed.: Jr. Play Castg Pep Clubg Tiger Talkg Sweetheart Attendant Sr. Year SHARON DIANE BORST Asst. Librariang Dance Bandg Chorus, Accompanistg Drama Clubg F. H. A., Song Leader Fresh. and Sr. Yearsg HARRY RICHARD STROM F' T. A.: Ivy Tower Advertising Staff: Ivy Tower Advertising Staff: Science Backstage Ir. and Sr. Playsg Pep Clubg Club: Track Lunch Count Manager 25 RICHARD DEANE BASALA Basketball, 2nd Team All-Conference Jr. Year, lst Team All-Conference Sr. Year, Honorable Mention Western Illinois Jr. Yearg Fresh. Class Pres.: Football, Honorable Mention All-Con- ference Ir. Year: Science Clubg Track, School 100 Yard Dash Record LINN STANLEY KREBS Transfer student from Rock Island High Schoolg F.F. A. Baccalaureate SANDRA KAY OLSON Asst. Librariang Chorus: Jr. Class Sec. Drama Clubg F. H. A.. Song Leader Jr. Year: Backstage Ir. and Sr. Playsg Pep Club: Tiger Talk REBECCA ELAINE McLAUGHLIN Asst. Librariang Band, Pep Band, 2nd Place State Contest Soph. and Jr. Yearsg Chorus: F. H. A.: F.T. A.g Ma- ROBERT IULIAN DeGREVE Athletic Managerg Drama Club, Busi- ness Manager Sr. Year: F.F. A. 5 F. T. A. g Football: Backstage Jr. and Sr. Playsg Science Club ROBERT LEE COLE joretteg Pep Club: Science Club Asst. Librarian: F.T. A.: Footballg Track 26 Ceremony ' CAROL LYNNE SCHMIDT r THOMAS WRAY MCGUIRE Asst. Librarian: Band: Bookstore: Asst, Librarian: Basketball: Chorus: 3-rar3Zai11ii:EgtIZ'2H lgaglcsgjres' Drama Club, Pres. Sr. Year: F.T.A.: ' ' g , ' ' Football: Jr. and Sr, Play Casts: ihibZ:StLsIe?tsOgnC1,1 Sri: Year: 4 h 'Homecoming Attendant Ir. Year: Sci- Pfacle it iegr ' ypmg omest t ence Club: Track: Top Ten: National ,Honor Society ROBERT MICHAEL LEWIS Chorus: Football RICHARD PAUL ASH Band, Pep Band: Basketball: Drama Club: F. F. A, , Beef Award Jr. and Sr Years- Ivy Tower Advertisin Staff' LINDA KAY CATHER ' S ' JOHN DALE MEISTER , , Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays: Student , Asst. Librarian: Chorus: F.H.A.: Four , Transfer student from Aledo Hlgh , Council Sr. Year Years Perfect Attendance: Pep Club: School: Basketball: Chorus: Football, Ti er Talk Honorable Mention All-Conference Jr, g Year: Science Club: Track 27 Pomp and Circumstancen DONALD LEE MCSPARIN Chorusg Footballg Track VICTOR ALAN MILLER Drama Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Yearg F, T. A. Q Ivy Tower Advertising Staffg Ir. and Sr. Play Casts, Best Actor Award 28 JERRY ALLAN VOGLER WAYNE ROBERT WARDLOW Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Vice- F. F, A. Pres. Sr. Year, lst Place District Con- test Fresh. Year, John Philip Sousa Award: Basketball: Chorusg Footballg Science Club: Track mica -Qual- ici- Neither rain nor sleet nor snow . . J .5, . I I 1'- W 1 1 :1 L Xa New York, New York November 28, 1988 Dear Susie, I was ecstatic upon receiving your informative epistle from London. I am still overwhelmed at the brilliant response of voters supporting our former classmate, Rick Basala, for President of the United States. I have heard rumors from well- informed sources that Donna Kirkland will continue as Secretary of State. It has also come to my attention that our fellow compatriot, Maurice DeBackere, was elected to Illinois' highest position other than Mayor of Chicago--Governor. As you stated in your letter, you were indeed fortunate to spend a weekend in Paris at the U. S. Embassy as the guest of Ambassador Pat Nimrick. Upon arriving in New York from my winter residence in Honolulu, I chanced to meet Roger Franck at Kennedy Airport. Over a cup of coffee, we discussed his adventures as a continental card shark. He told of seeing Damaris Maynard and Judy Scovil, the top choreographers of our time, in another of their Broadway hits. I recently gave a dinner party for former classmates, who are now New Yorkers. I was fortunate to have Alene Thompson Mary McManus, and Sandy Isaacson attend. They are usually continent hopping in their professions as interior decorator, Conrad Hilton's chief dietician, and editor of Ladies' Home Journal, respectively. Steve Zwicker gave us some marvelous betting tips. As you know, he is a veterinarian at Aqueduct Park. Joe Docherty entertained us with his harrowing experience as pitcher for the New York Mets in the last World Series. The famous Vic Miller discussed the trials and tribulations of his latest role as Shakespeare's Falstaff. Gale Swinford, a teacher in Greenwich Village, brought us up to date on the latest chil psychology. I also invited Jerry Parchert who made headlines recently when he won Brink's, Inc. in an acey ducey poker game. I was happy to hear that the Wall Street executive, Ron Schnowske, and his wife, the former Iona Hergert, were at the hospital, awaiting in eager anticipation the birth of their 12th daughter. Dr. Don McSparin, obstetrician, was at Iona's side that night. In the want ads the other day, I read that Bob Cole is giving free demonstrations for his new and used crutches business. Bob DeGreve's Employment Agency is finding jobs for Sherrard graduates of '64, '66, '67, and '68, I have received word from some friends in Chicago that Johnny White has been promoted to Fire Chief. In a letter from my hometown minister, Tom McGuire, I learned of some more people of interest. Guess who the princi- pal of Sherrard High is! The one, the only- -John Meister. He and Mrs. Gregory's replacement, Barbara Mack, run good olcn SHS with the assistance of Bob White. Bob, who efficiently runs the English department, and his wife, the former Jennie Patterson, have 12 bouncing boys. I think there is an unwritten agreement between them and Ron and Iona. The Reverend went on to tell me that the floral gardens of Gary Cameron truly enhance the area where the Sherrard dump formerly was. Lynn Chard keeps everyone trimming and toning in her new reducing salon. Did you know that our own Jane Clarke is Boy Scout Den Mother of the Year? Paul Frank, head of the complaint department at Zayre's, has a perfect job with his amicab personality. Swedona also should be proud of its new music conservatory run by Delpha Anderson and Sharon Borst. Vocal and piano lessons are their specialties. Tom had also received word from a close relative that Dave Zwicker and his I-lamps were sent Australia for research purposes. Jamie Mueller and his sheep accompanied Dave and friends. Kathy Anderson is another Sheila Graham when it comes to the gossip she writes for the Matherville Gazette. Linda Cather easily helps her gather the news since she is the Illi Belli Teli operator. Deputy Sheriff Jeff Langston still relentlessl upholds the law in Rock Island County. In Newsweek, I recently read of the marriage of Matherville's own Alice Kness to the King of Mesopotamia. John Hoff- man always seems to be making the news asf-og Motor Company's president. Jim Koester, the space-race pilot, is con- stantly making headlines the world over. It seems as if our class has settled in such scattered areas. For instance, I think Wayne Wardlow is still a combination hunter-explorer in deepest, darkest Africa. Is Gary Adams still the Yukon's star lumberjack? Mike Taets surprised every- one, including himself, when he became an archeologist in Egypt. Cliff Harker, a self-made millionaire, has retired to the Alps. Did you know that Bob Cutler is a judo expert in Japan? Bob Lewis recently discovered a ten pound topaz in Brazil that is worth approximately Sl. 98. He'll have better luck next time, Have you heard anything about the Starkist tuna fisherman, Gary Raatz? fl heard he accepted a bribe from Charlie Tuna.7 John Hajostek, that famous Honda race driver, is at the 'International Hill Climb. QQ magazine had a pictorial article about Marv Pace, the famous nuclear physicist. It also had a story by Butch Kirk- land on how to water-ski to Tahiti. Dick Ash, Oklahoma oil tycoon, gave tips on how not to spend money lavishly. The entertainment field has beckoned several of our classmates. Gene Pearson is the traveling stage manager for the Rockettes. You know how much he liked that type of thing. Susanne Sommers, manager of Holiday on Ice 1988, is having another money-making year. Terry White, coach at the University of Alabama, in his spare time has developed Richie Weihler into a long-lasting Olympic star. Richie need not worry, though, since he is well supplied with Prudential Insurance because of Mike Anderson's persuasive powers. The West Coast is well stocked with 1965 SHS graduates. For instance, Eddie Erickson runs Knott's Berry Farm. Sandy Olson has specialized in the beautification of Hollywood poodles. Carol Schmidt is a top-notch model for exclusive mink 'stole firms. Our class also has another model, Janet Robb, who models at Brother John's 4Robb, that isp Clothing Store. Did you know that Sue Laktas and Sherry Whan, psychologist and psychiatrist, respectively, have banded together in a joint office? Is Harry Strom still bartending at Dino's on Sunset Strip? I know Tom Spengler will never stop taking pictures for his calendars. If you're ever at the Brown Derby, stop and listen to Jerry Vogler's swingin' band. Linn Krebs has become a big potato rnan with his instant mashed potato farm in Idaho. Linda Mears and her husband are stationed in Juneau, Alaska. Several classmates have settled in Coyne Center. Dr. Linda Borst is still a dentist, but I hear in her spare time she is Header of an amateur drill team. Have you heard about Rose Foster and her Fanny IMay Candy Shop? Kay Koester is chief advisor to the Coyne Center PTA Pep IClub. I hear that Wanda Iverson is the head cashier at Eagle's. Becky McLaugh- Ilin is an accomplished flutist with the Coyne Center Philharmonic. I think that is all the news I have. Please write. I feel the urge to travel again, but send your letter to my New York address. It will be forwarded to me. Love, Marian Juniors- Dennis Afeld is such a dashing bus boy. Eugene Cather walks a great deal. Ruth Anne Dawson has such black hair. Kenny Engholm al- ways goes by his nick- name . Tell Me Why . .. Ricky Ayers sleeps in class. James Collier doesn't look at all like Mike. Regina Dhaemers likes Westmer boys. Jim Epperly is always flirting. Nancy Beam always has the correct answer, Mike Collier cracks his knuckles. Ray Docherty is so ticklish. Dennis Erickson has a wise remark for everything. Nellie Blaylock is al- ways smiling. Richard Cutler is called Robert by Mr. Winters. Richard Dochterman is always hunting. f1's5gv'i2- ii, a ::,, K ' ' '- ,I-sfefsngjissii QQ , -f , f , n 1. 4 U L 51 Ron Floyd can't play jacks! g R George Bloomquist is interested in every- thing. Jerry Dawson would like to go to Rock- ridge. Mike Eddingfield plays football so well , Donna Ford likes Chevys . Greg Frew reads Mad in class. Larry Gregory has the nickname Frog, Allen Holdsworth is always driving his jeep. Irene Fritch studies all the time. Sherry Hall shares her name. Dennis Jansen is so friendly. Lynn Frye is shorter ' than his sister. Mike Hartman is the life-of-the-pany. Leslie Johnson is never seen. Terry King is always doodling. Joyce Kistler is al- ways on the honor roll. Carl Krahl is so good looking. Susan Frye is nice to everyone. Dwight Hergert is usually with his cous- in. Mike Johnson has such a silly grin. Jim Langston has such a good tenor voice. Lindell Gosney is known as Skeeter, Pat I-lergert is so quiet. Mary Louise Ketter- ing had so much fun at Rega1ia. Jean McConnell is a future Tiger Talk edito . ' as Diane McCoy is so sweet. Mike Miller likes Aledo girls. Larry Pace is always in a hurry . Dale Roberts is back to his old girl. 34 Bill McWilliams is a natural-born farmer. Raylee Miller prefers an older girl. Vince Patrizi works at The Oaks. Richard Russell teases a great deal. Anita Meyer talks about Warren all the time. Waldo Miller spends his time driving around Sherrard. Sandra Phelps likes to roller skate. Mary Salter chatters all the time. Bonita Meyer talks about Jerry all the time. Suzanne Munson spends most of her time with Greg. Dennis Qualls has such a hot car. Debra Sanders writes novels . Connie Miller is a living doll. i I I Dennis Myers has an answer for everything. E William Rind is al- ways rodding around Matherville. E E 5 3 E 5 E 2 5 E Sheila Secymore for- gets her P.R. columns in bookkeeping. Robert Slavish is a KSTT Good Guy. ary Verbeke has uch pretty red hair. Gail Sleezer rides her motorscooter to school. Janet Wagoner is always happy. t . ie: if l f ., HQ , 1 i f ' B' J is as si -.: 2 ill White has Sl1Ch 3 Glenn Wilggn loves ashful grin. football, baseball, her b0Yfriend's e and girls. convertible. t Richard Taets is so Sandra Taylor teases Iudy Truby rs such a ta1l??? Irene in chorus. good sport Duane Wallin Jane Wallin loves to Mary Jane Welhler likes F. F. A. play baseball. always VOICES her Carita Ziemer likes Mafilyfl Z-WiCk61' is volleyball. S0 PFCIIY- 5 X 5 3' 'Y gi ,.,: A A we X Q 1 3 ,A Q , H. jf' I 'R , , K 31' , 3 .QQ g ...WA .aw Q, X WN ,Mg XXSW 8 . 3 Egg? -Q m. V, g .mi 11-U..--1-. ,.--, Mug. - 9:--.-e:.m - ,s .-f, l k . -ww, .1-1, ..-:. uhh.. . .eu ix ir 1. P: 1' F94-V3, A x E91 . Zf'91if5s!: 5:,ixf??5'sQ-mfs: Q NM, Hagar il N. WN we .. wtf' -: 1.3, -. Qihnh M all zI,:::gsf.'f' ?:s::i:-!'f::52.- I 1'-.:t., -- .- 'e..'PYsiswrQi:f: Q A M 51 .fi-' 391:52 f 45' - ,Q . Q3,iwE.L W . ,.,,., fx wg z 5-f-f'xm,, 'fm- ' . . D, ,-.-.r..M. ur college-bound Ju Sophomores-We Wonder If Larry Ackerman will ever like school. Patti Anderson will be ra WAC. Rob Basala could ever keep out of mischief. Gary Buckwalter prefers Sherrard . Elaine Adams will ever slow down. Richard Anderson could keep still. Patty Benton could be talkative. Brenda Butler will ever lose her dog tag. Frankie Adams will ever understand Biology. Sharon Anderson will ever stop whis- pering. Leon Borst likes mysteries . Ron Cameron will be a bachelor. 0 O O Larry Adams will be President. Randy Barto could be rude. Lucille Brown gets along with her brother. Dennis Carlson will ever be bold . Charles Anderson could be a failure. Robert Basala is really a math genius. Steve Brown will stop asking questions. Ken Carlson ever frowns . 37 Leonard Carlstrom will be a professional singer. Ronald Dawson will ever stop teasing. Steve Frew likes rid- ing his go-cart. Diana Healey likes riding the school bus. 38 , ,,, Z. sssss f f1-f 1 James Carver wears elevated shoes . Deborah Deel could be anything but blond. Patty Grant could be shy. Frances Heath will be without Debbie. Greg Cather enjoys Bill Cole will ever city life, get a detention. John Erickson could Jill Finley will ever be unfriendly. run the Niabi zoo. Donna Green will Terry Harkey will ever be seen with- fix up his car. out Chris. Ken Jacobs stacks Danny Janecke will lockers. ever quit pestering Mrs. King. Linda Dawson will ever hate boys. Linda Fredell enjoys l farm life. y l Sandra Harris could be 6 feet tall. Elaine Johnson could dislike anyone. Jerry Johnston will ever catch a whale. David LaDue will ever land on the moon. Carol Lulow will be a fashion designer. Corliss Miller teases al Seniors. James Kitchens ever says what he means. Stan Laktas ever knows what's going on. Dane McCaw will ever be a millionaire. Karen Miller could have a bad temper. Lois Klingebiel Carolyn Koester will ever be a con- will be a nurse. cert flutist. Larry Kurtenbach will ever own a farm. Dennis Larson ever Bill Lewis ever talks back. gossips, Joey Lindburg really hates girls. Louis McCo1lom will Gene McWilliams James Mears will stop shooting rubber ever breaks a rule. ever join the Navy. bands. Sharon Mueller will Keith Nichol could Ed Nichols will be be a trick rider. be boastful. another Gene Krupa. 39 Terri Ornelis will be a hypochondriac. Sam Ramsey would ever think of quit- ting band. Daryl Schiess will ever take anything seriously. Janie Slaymaker could do without Pat. 40 Pamala Petty likes boys . 1 pk Q kk ' - .. -. - --SL Ba. ..:...s 5.1 4. .. M, ss , s g i ' .Q .ss w. swf-- so is 1 Q Q Gary Redecker ever gets flustered . Herbert Schnoor will ever stop joking. Toni Smith appre- ciates the Army. Dennis Pitman ever skips school. Mary Reedy will ever make sense. Mary Io Schurr will be an old maid. Bonnie Swinford will be an Olympic Star. Danny Puckett will ever get his English done. Stephen Puckett will ever have 10 kids. Ted Rossiter is as shy as he seems. Don Simmon could come to the point. Phillip Thornburg en- joys work. Mike Sackfield will ever stop blushing. Edward Sims ever fell off his horse. l r l Evelyn Wagoner only pretends to be calm. Harold Watson will ever become a mailman. Jean White could ever get a B. Christine Wynn was born with freckles. Zeitler could anything but gay. Steve Whan is antici- pating next yeax-'s deer season. Chuck Wiggins will be another Jack LaLanne. Roxanne Youngberg could do without her pals. Dan Zwicker will be another Einstein . CLASS OFFICERS--Kneeling: Linda Fredell, Treasurerg Rob Basala, Vice-President. Standing: Mary Reedy, Secretary: Evelyn Wagoner President. Mr. Todd is explaining the main parts of the Flower to one of our bi- ology classes. Freshmen-Greatest Concern Debbie Anderson Janis Anderson Tom Anderson John Arendt Her nice clothes Viola Swedona His boots Kenny Baker Norma Baker Mary Blaylock Linda Boehme His car Initiation Dancing Giggling Bruce Breiby Kenneth Cameron Rosalie CHYDBIOH Richard Child His rockets His go-carts Her records His nickname Pamela Cope Gary Dier01f Steve Dochterman Larisa Dorr Her quiet ways His horses His Shyness Her brother 42 Carole Ash 4-H Frances Bousman Volleyball J- M ,L Steve Christensen His freckles i Nancy Eddingfield Being librarian 5 Diana Fenton Babysitting Lloyd Ford Joan Fritch Fords Teasing Ronald Gray Janice Ha j ostek Sherry Hall Getting into mischief Aff Her guitar Dixie Hergert Don Janis Hurley Her books Jolene Hergert Her cousin Larry Holevoet His hom Tarrilee Jennings Richard Karlburg Boys Dairy cows 'firm Frye Goulet Basketball His comic books Rhonda Hartman Matherville Lake Larry Henry IIOII-Ienry ls I! Bud Hughes Greg Hultgren His height Latin Steve Krahl Dianne Krider 3 o'c1ock Cafeteria 43 Jane LaDue Her sisters Emma-Le McLaughlin Her dogs Steve Mayhew Au H 20 Leo Myers Misspe1ing wurds 44 Sharon Larson Pat Lulow Nancy McConnell Susan McGee Her studies Swimming The Olympics Her skates June McWilliams Shirley Mack Bruce Mandle Judith Martin The Navy Her hair 6th hour S.H. Her clarinet Patrice Maynard Darrel Melcher Mona Meyer Mary Miller Home Economics General Business Her red hair Her drum Kathi Nimrick Dale Pace Kent Pearson Doug Plank Selling annuals Used cars His glasses General Science Ricky Puckett Steve Rind Mike Ritchie Motorcycles The World Series His motorbike Richard Simmon Gary Sleezer Cathie Sloan Track Eating hot dogs Her long fingernails Steve Stockwell Raymond Strom Debra Swinford Stock car racing His bad luck Her twin Dennis Swinford Cynthia Taylor Brian Zwicker His paper route Democrats His fox Larry Shirley Hair dye Cynthia Sharer Going steady Lynn Sloan The telephone booth Robert Staley Astronomy INITIATION--Let's get together, yea, yea yea! '54 Q32 A 5 Q 4 lf' N, -egg Q ' . A 1 Q W Q? W ' L... cl ' li.--N-M, s tx Q 0' 1. if 9 x H5 W! Sports Sports play an important part in developing sportsmanship through teamwork, indi vidual effort, and keen competition. Tigers End Season With Victory VARSITY--First Row: Mike Eddingfield, Raylee Miller, Jerry Dawson, Dale Roberts, John Meister, Ray Docherty, Richard Dochterman, Jim Epperly, Bob Slavish, Second Row: Dennis Erickson, Tom McGuire. Joe Docherty, Jerry Vogler, Roger Franck, Greg Frew, Greg Buckwalter, Glenn Wilson, Bil1McWi11iams, Dane McCaw, Manager, Third Row: Mr, Jackson, Assistant Coach: Terry White, Craig Afeld, Robert White, Linde1lGosney, Jerry Parchert, Tom Spengler, Allen I-Ioldsworth, James Mueller, Ed Nichols, Mr. Upton, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY--First Row: Steve Rind, Richard Simmon, Gary Sleezer, Bud Hughes, Bruce Breiby, Richard Karlburg, Lloyd Ford, Dennis Pitman, Richard Anderson. Second Row: Steve Mayhew, Manager: David LaDue, Mike Sackfield, Rob Basala, Herb Schnoor, Leo Myers, Jim Mears, Terry Harkey, Ronnie Dawson, Larry Henry, Eddie Sims, Greg Cather, Stan Laktas, Dennis Swinford, Manager. Third Row: Bob Basala, Gary Dierolf, Phil Thornburg, Joey Lindburg, Steve Dochterman, Keith Nichol, Louis McCollom, Gene McWilliams, Ronald Gray, Jerry Johnston, Gary Buckwalter, Chuck Wiggins, Mr. Todd, Coach. JERRY PARCHERT Fullback Honorable Mention All-Conference Third Team Little A11-State I OE DOCHERTY Quarterback Honorable Mention All-Conference I AMES MUELLER Tackle Honorable Mention All-Conference ROGER FRANCK Center Honorable Mention All-Conference BOB WHITE Tackle Honorable Mention All-Conference TOM SPENGLER End Honorable Mention A11-Conference DENNIS ERICKSON End GLENN WILSON Halfback TOM McGUIRE Fullback RAYLEE MILLER Guard 3 N' , - ,F , , . N -W -N . A , -:H-I 3' -' ig -' om -af, I Y if--f. 15,1-w ww Q XY. ' , . - 'i 'IME f fl -A f 1, 5:'v1w, UQ' QU '., :Pi W5 x , Q K, I mi 1 ,j f If-rxqvf, -X, I ' I , W. . M I I rf' If we'T-'ggiQ2f2,1.t,f 'EQ 1 5 fi A :wwf-. f-P KA, 1 ff - Q35 y f I .V 'Q-g N -,,, . Kf':'v'.w:3f -:ass-I. 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'ma,fi..1-Aim. if :QP gg-.-,gr ff pm A..fff-,ws.'-f-3 gg , fe1m:f 'i' 'H Q 'ppaff wgfgftl:ft1.L-wg,1?'z:k+z-GPFFMQN ' 5.-1?fr1:f.f?fwf?sfa, ' fi 4::a.M3I1-f,,,',-115-1421 .fwwA.f.-M-fi. .Q ,2.2ew- e,g.:'fgQ,:f. 2 DALE ROBERTS Halfback GREG FREW Tackle BILL McWILLIAMS Center BOB SLAVISH Quarterback JIM EPPERLY I-Ialfback JERRY DAWSON Guard MIKE EDDINGFIELD Guard ED NICHOLS Tackle .VK kr ? 1: In 7 Mi ' lg '- Vi i Lg QM ip in .K 1 K, 711, ' K 1 3 52 2 x 'R . 1 I K AM s 7 'L.L 5 x L, K 'X ,. Q 5 1 K1 ' Q S213 f'? Aj gif A ss? X QI S I Pi: .... W, Q 8, : - wi fa , ., J X fx Q X,., . 1 wgp f x Me, 4 ' heers Ring Throughout the G m JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Evelyn Wagoner, Carole Ash, Mary Io Schurr. it , ' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Carita Ziemer, Mary Jane Weihler, Mary Louise Kettering. Sherrard 52 Sherrard 69 Sherrard 73 Sherrard 42 Sherrard 55 Sherrard 72 Sherrard 51 Sherrard 50 Sherrard '75 Sherrard '71 Sherrard 82 Sherrard 82 Sherrard 56 Sherrard 52 Sherrard 91 Sherrard 89 Sherrard 85 Sherrard 91 Alexis 48 Rockridge 62 Westmer 43 Cambridge 35 Aledo 48 Atkinson 52 Orion 59 Alwood 49 Rova 61 Winola 58 Westrner 44 Rockridge 79 Orion 58 Cambridge 56 Atkinson 70 Alwood 63 Winola 69 Knoxville 71 Abingdon Tournament Sherrard 60 Sherrard 55 Sherrard 70 Yorkwood 62 Peoria-Bergan 41 Abingdon 53 Cornbelt Tournament Sherrard 45 Sherrard 60 Sherrard 49 Atkinson 42 Rockridge 44 Orion 61 We Tied for First in the Cornbelt Conference JOE DOCHERTY, Guard TOM SPENGLER, Forward Honorable Mention A11-Conference Honorable Mention A11-Conference TERRY WHITE, Center RICK BASALA, Guard 58 Second Team A11-Conference Fil-gt Team A11-Cgnference We Placed Second in the Cornbelt Tournament DENNIS ERICKSON, Forward JERRY PARCHERT, Forward MARION KIRKLAND, Guard JAMES MUELLER, Center gf? . 724 , , ... 1 an X , ,,!.f,::r ., ' as - E ,tt Ri-.1 A A M: - k A fi A 55 . . gg A 5- si . if t wig ,L 4 ' ii ff' Q ' ' 'Q- 1 ' 23 A f Y Q ..' ..,-' .8 Q. 15 321' 1 1 4 21 M '47 Q73 ' -1 i ' . I '22 1: '1 vs ::.2 .c . 5 24 f i ' x 1, ' ,, hi -5 Quia x ,.,.. in gg jg 7 Q W' 1-ju Q: j eff A f W ' - -. if -.A -f -- -- fr- E if S? i Our boys are practicing a grapevine drill. Girls Take an Active Part in Sports The Pep Club Committee, which includes Kay Koester, Donna Green, Rosalie Cameron, Pamala Petty, and Christine Wynn, is arranging one of its bulletin board displays. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS--First Row: Regina Dhaemers, Nancy Beam, Sandra Phelps. Second Row: Irene Fritch, Marilyn Zwicker. Third Row: Carita Ziemer, Mrs. Rho- denbaugh, Connie Miller. 61 Spring Brings Track Determination sends high jumper Glenn Wilson high off the ground and over the bar. Skip Roberts passes Maurice DeBackere the baton in a practice relay under the supervision of Mr. Todd S2 Activities The extra-curricular activities at Sherrard help students to develop their talents originality, and many friendships. reserves the Year GRADE SCHOOL EDITOR Barbara Mack SPORTS EDITORS: Joyce Kistler, Regina Dhaemers. GRADE SCHOOL EDITOR Mary Anita McManus fggw. .f!q,,-Aw In I fgleli V',, in K Ne .. MUSIC EDITORS: Marilyn Zwicker, Irene Fritch, Suzanne Munson. 65 With Pictures and Words F. H. A. AND F,F, A, EDITORS: Jean McConnell, Mary JUNIOR CLASS EDITORS: Joyce Kistler, Suzanne Munson Jane Weihler, Ruth Anne Dawson. Jean McConnell. 66 SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITORS: Bonnie Swinford, Terri Ornelis, Mary Reedy, Jean White. S30 Club First Row: lean McConnell, Sheila Secymore, Marilyn Zwicker, Mary Louise Kettering, Mary Jane Weihler, Gail Sleezer. Second Row: Donna Ford, Linda Mears, Sandy Olson, Sharon Borst, Iona Hergert, Kathy Anderson, Pat Nimrick. Third Row: Ronald Floyd, Bob Slavish. The S30 Club was formed by students who had sold over S30 worth of magazines. The mem- bers are holding prizes they won for selling special subscriptions. Highest magazine salesmen are shown at the left. Joyce Kistler, Fifth Place: Delpha Anderson, Third Place: Carita Ziemer, Fourth Placeg Sandy Isaacson, Second Place: Carl Krahl, First Place. Student Council First Row: Jerry Parchert, Presidentg Dick Ash, Bob Slavish, Bob Basala, Steve Dochterman. Second Row: Marilyn Zwrcker, Vice-President: Carol Schmidt, Mary Louise Kettering, Lois Klingebiel, Carole Ash. These Underclassmen Are Scholastic Leaders JUNIORS Marilyn Zwicker Regina Dhaemers Irene Fritch Joyce Kistler Mary Jane Weihler Jean McConnell Carita Ziemer Terry King Allen Holdsworth Mary Louise Kettering SLIZBIIIIC Munson SOPHOMORES Jean White Terri Ornelis Trudy Snell Mary Jo Schurr Dane McCaw Rob Basala Chuck Anderson Bob Basala Larry Adams Sharon Mueller FRESHMEN Gary Dierolf Nancy McConnell Joan Fritch Cathie Sloan Tarrilee Jennings Sharon Larson Judy Martin Steve Christensen Tim Frye Shirley Mack Brian Zwicker FT Wm Lead the Way First Row: Jane Wallin, Judy Martin, Patty Grant, Pamala Petty, James Mueller, Bob Cole, Sandy Isaacson, Kathi Nimrick, Mary Jo Schurr, Ruth Anne Dawson. Second Row: Mrs. Winters, Sponsor: Diana Fenton, Mary Miller, Jane Clarke, Sharon Borst, Janis Hurley, Wanda Iverson, Kay Koester, Mr. Winters, Sponsor. Third Row: Alene Thompson, Susan Laughlin, Gale Swinford, Lois Klingebiel, Pat Nimrick, Janie Slaymaker, Diana Healey. OFFICERS: Alene Thompson, President: Susan Laughlin, Vice- President . The Mark Twain Chapter of Future Teachers of America of Sherrard High School had a mem- bership of nearly thirty. The club gave special recognition to the high school teachers during American Education Week in November. An Apple for the Teacher was the theme for the first day and other recognitions were given the rest of the week. Alene Thompson was re- elected recording secretary for the Blackhawk Division FTA. The club attended the fall workshop at Alwood High School and the three Division meetings in the area. 'I'he highlight of the year was the state convention in Decatur. Science Club First Row: Lynn Frye, Paul Frank, Jerry Parchert, Ioe Docherty, Tom McGuire, Jerry Vogler, Steve Zwicker, Rich Weihler, James Mueller, John Meister. Second Row: Marian Miller, Nancy Beam, Marvin Pace, Dennis Myers, Terry King, Rich Dochterman, Jerry Dawson, Jean McConnell, Susan Laughlin. Third Row: Mr. King, Sponsorg George Bloomquist, David Zwicker, Bob White, Allen Holdsworth, Mike Eddingfield, Ron Floyd, Bob Slavish. I Several of the boys in the Science Club seem to be trying to sell Mr, King some candy and a F1uffie. The boys are Bob Slavish, Vice-Presidentg Paul Frank, Presidentg Ron Floyd, and Jerry Dawson. In addition to selling candy and F1uffies, the Science Club worked in the concession stand to raise money for an outdoor scoreboard and a scholarship fund. Rhapsody in Stardust -Juniors Entertain Seniors at Prom The silvery moon was an enchanting background for Mary Anita and Steve. Linda and Joe with Susan and Roger were sitting at one of the candlelit tables. Terri and Paul enjoyed the refreshments as well as the Rhapsody in Stardust was carried out by star-studded pillars, blue stars on the walls, and blue musical notes. Everyone will re- member the twinkling archway and festive lobby. A sparkling rotating ball was suspended in the center of the ceiling among the silvery stars hung on blue crepe paper streamers. 73 Xlfqx Q4 g 1 Q .. sw f . in kg 1 x 'EQ S X x 4 X MMM .V .-M. vawffti: is 2 x f' 1 ' as I , f .Ng 5 X f X 5 yi BQ. 8 X E 2 i' U Pe, Rf 6' A35 Sl- Xia. wg if M X X if ' xx Jr fxgiikw x 11 ,25 Y A M Q sd,- . , 5 , ABHMQIQW les danced to the Nfl ' The Gym Became Part of a Celestial World Gale and Gary with Don and Dixie, also Ron and Iona, waited for the music to start. Mary Jane and Chuck walked through the Mi1ky Way Alene and her escort started toward the Stairway to archway, the Stars at the front of the dance floor. 1 ? 7 - 1 I FLUTE DUET: Becky McLaughlin, Jane SOLOS: Brenda Butler, Ted Rossiter, Lois Klingebiel, Sandy Isaacson. Wallin. ogler fsolo alsoj . CLARINET TRIO AND SOLOS: Carole Ash, Judy Martin, Cindee Sharer. QUARTET: Susan Laughlin, Iona Hergert, Jim Langston, Jerry - I 1 CORNET DUET: Susanne Sommers, Delpha Anderson. 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X ga X g 1 fi? x 2 'I 1 i if 5 Music Sets the Heart to Singing BOYS' CHORUS--First Row: John Meister, Richard Sirnmon, Richard Child, Steve Krahl, Steve Christensen, Ron Cameron, James Langston. Second Row: Mrs. King, Jerry Dawson, Larry Holevoet, Doug Plank, Steve Mayhew, Brian Zwicker, Larry Henry. Third Row: Sam Ramsey, Gary Dierolf, Duane Wallin, David Zwicker, Don Mc- Sparin, Richard Dochterman, Terry King. Fourth Row: Herb Schnoor, James Mueller, Gary Cameron, Glenn Wilson, Tom McGuire, Ron Schnowske, Leonard Carlstrom. GIRLS' CHORUS--First Row: Jolene Hergert, Linda Fredell, Diana Fenton, Sandy Isaacson, Patty Wilson. Judy Truby, Pam Petty. Second Row: Susanne Sommers, Susan Laughlin, Regina Dhaemers, Linda Dawson, Jane Wallin, Sharon Borst. Third Row: Mary Reedy, Rosalie Cameron, Delpha Anderson, Marian Miller, Gale Swin- ford, Mary Verbeke, Marilyn Zwicker. nd Sets the Air to Ringing GIRLS' CHORUS--First Row: Mary Louise Salter, Mary Miller, Sandy Olson, Evelyn Wagoner, Patti Anderson, Iona Hergert, Mary Jo Schurr. Second Row: Suzanne Munson, Cathie Sloan, Janis Anderson, Patty Grant, Nancy Beam, Linda Cather. Third Row: Jane Clarke, Damaris Maynard, Carita Ziemer, Rhonda Hartman, Alice Kness, Lynn Chard, Twyla Willis. GIRLS' CHORUS--First Row: Becky McLaughlin, Pat Nimrick, Joyce Kistler, Mary Louise Kettering, Shirley Mack, Barbara Mack, Janet Wagoner. Second Row: Mrs. King, Patrice Maynard, Nellie Blaylock, Nancy Hamer- linck, Mary Jane Weihler, Debra Sanders, Linda Mears, Dixie Hergert. Third Row: Jennie Patterson, Cindy Tay- lor, Judy Martin, Sherry Hall, Jean McConnell, Irene Fritch, Nancy McConnell. Fourth Row: Debra Swinford, Suzan Laktas, Cindee Sharer, Carole Ash, Mary Anita McManus, Roxanne Youngberg, Lois Klingebiel, Bonnie Swinford. Cur Christmas Concert h ACCOMPANISTSg Sharon Borst, Marilyn Zwicker, Delpha Anderson. SOLO! 3h81'0f1 BOTST DUET: Nancy and Jean McConnell. SOLO: John Meister DUET: Cindee Sharer, Marian Miller 82 rag His Name Shall Be Called Jesus Diana Fenton, Sam Ramsey, and Terry King had solo parts in the Christmas concert QUARTET: Terry King, Judy Martin, Marilyn Zwicker, Jim Langston. ' - L -f M +R Jg f X25 W .A 5 E , f .,,:. i 5 221 ' ' K x Q fl' Eff 5 1 1 I 7' S . 4 rf- - . 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A Round of Applause DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS--Seated: Bob DeGreve, Business ManagergTon1 McGuire, Presidentg Vic Miller, Vice-President: Damaris Maynard, Secretary Standing: Steve Zwicker, Stage Managerg Mr. Kenney, Advisor. HOUSE AND BUSINESS MANAGERS: Bob DeGreVe, Dick Ash, Ron Floyd. 94 ELECTRICIAN: Marv Pace. PAINTER: Kent son. CARPENTER: Mike Anderson. DIRECTOR. Mr. Kenney. or the Backstage Crew Sw PROPERTIES: Roger Franck, Bob Slavish, Lynn Chard, Gary Cameron. ASST. STAGE MANAGER: Rich D001-Herman TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Gene Pearson. MAKE-UP: Kathy Anderson, Nancy Beam--Asst. Head of Make-Up Senior Play, Sharon Borst--Head of Make-Up Senior Play, Gale Swinford, Carol Schmidt, Susanne Sornmers, Jane Clarke, Alene Thompson--Head of Make STAGE MANAGER: Steve Zwicker. Up Junior Play, Sandy Olson. TECHNICIAN: Jerry Dawson. 95 Senior Play It all started out as a perfectly normal house party at a mountain cabin. Maybe Miss Thelma was try- ing to get her niece Janet away from a certain boy in town and was trying to put Harold in Janet 's heart. That certain boy Herb, though, loved Janet enough to disguise himself as a hillbilly and work for Gabriel, the cabin's caretaker, under the eagle eye of Miss Thelma. Then if things weren't bad enough, Herb 's father came to look for his son. It took an accident to solve the problems of the wacky house party. This is the laziest, orneriest man in the whole world, Gabriel Pennington. He's always loafing His poor wife Zerusia fiona Hergerty does all- the work, And this is their shy babe-in-the-woods daughter Daisy l l Mae QA1ene Thompsony . ,, :i . Q , L, I EQ r 1 X W .xx mm Jn. f- ei? NLE Qi? I 1 size? - ' 1 W -1 by ,t -, 1 if 3 t ,gk 3 .X K -fm. Q55 Aff Y. L I Love Makes the World Go 'Round N , SECOND ATTENDANTS: Rich Weihler and Sandy FHA FAMILY: Chris Dilulio, Little Brother: Mrs. McManus, Isaacson Mother: Mr. Pankey, Father: Doreen Braden, Little Sisterg Rich Weihler, Big Brother: Mrs, Salter, Grandmother. Delpha Anderson is serving refreshments to Marilyn Zwicker and Tom McGuire while the sponsors, Mr, Gregory and Mrs. Stone, look on. 101 and Reap High Honors in Agriculture it r , an ' s 4 F? wg!! Q ss- f ' fi ik 'I -M X A K f Q ' is ' Qi ini .,. ' 'S 5' If - 2 ' ' 9 I KJ is - , fgrf ily .A 3 41 3 f, A- 4 Q' TF' ' -V' - K' 41 V ff' f uf Q ' s wwf :if ' r- if -ig.. gt 5,2 I . Wi' 5 838 We Y l A' l gif +1 'F ' W N- Y ge . P s, ' A x A ' 4 A ,M g Z T s 5 -' Q it Eugene Pearson was elected Section Secretary. Contest. Dane McCaw won first place in the Land Judging Eugene Pearson won third place in the Farm Planning Contestg Dick Ash received second place and also won the Beef Awardg and Maurice DeBackere won first place in the Farm Planning Contest. Dave Zwicker, not pictured, received the Swine Award. z F Junior Homemakers Prepare for the Future First Row: Kathy Anderson, Linda Cather, Susanne Sommers, Iona Hergert, Janet Robb, Kay Koester. Second Row: Barbara Mack, Gale Swinford, Sue Laktas, Pat Nimrick, Wanda Iverson. Third Row: Sandy Olson, Linda Mears, Donna Kirkland, Lynn Chard, Sherry Whan, Jane Clarke. First Row: Sheila Secymore, Mary Louise Salter, Bonnie Swinford, Patty Grant, Pam Petty, Mary Jo Schurr. Second Row: Linda Cavin, Janet Wagoner, Twyla Willis, Donna Ford, Diane McCoy, Patti Anderson, Sharon Mueller. Third Row: Gail Sleezer, Bonita Meyer, Judy Truby, Karen Miller, Mary Reedy, Linda Dawson. Fourth Row: Nan- cy Beam, Ruth Anne Dawson, Carita Ziemer, Regina Dhaemers, Roxanne Youngberg. FH Edits Tiger Talk First Row: Dianne Krider, Linda Boehme, Jolene Hergert, Carole Ash, Shirley Mack, Judy Martin. Second Row: Dixie Hergert, Larisa Dorr, Debra Swinford, Janice Hajostek, Cathie Sloan, Janis Anderson, Lynn Sloan. Third Row: Mary Miller, Jane LaDue, Janis Hurley, Norma Baker, Pam Cope, Joan Fritch. TIGER TALK--First Row: Alene Thompson, Lois Klingebiel, Mary Jane Weihler, Mary Louise Kettering, Terri Or- nelis, Sandy Isaacson. Second Row: Cindy Taylor, Evelyn Wagoner, Susan Laughlin, Delpha Anderson, Jane Wal- lin. Third Row: Patrice Maynard, Tarrilee Jennings, Diana Fenton, Alice Kness, Damaris Maynard, Jennie Patter- son. Fourth Row: Nancy McConnell, Rhonda Hartman, Cindee Sharer, Linda Fredell, Irene Fritch. Absent: Joyce Kistler, Jean McConnell. Members Participate in FH Meetings FHA OFFICERS: Joyce Kistler, Vice-President of Recreation: Barbara Mack, Treasurer: Suzanne Munson, Vice-Pres- ident of Public Relationsg Carol Schmidt, First Vice-Presidentg Mary Anita McManus, President: Marilyn Zwicker, Second Vice- President: Jean McConnell, Secretaryg Anita Meyer, Vice-President of Projectsg Sharon Borst, Song Leader. Cathie Sloan, Mary Jane Weihler, Bonnie Meyer, Carita Zeimer, and Ruth Anne Dawson took part in a sportsmanship skit presented at an FHA meeting. Highlight of the Year Is the FH Banquet y FHA President Mary Anita MCManL1S. Chapter Mother Mrs. Song Leader Sharon Borst and her mother Mrs. Borst enjoy McManus, and Chapter Grandmother Mrs. Salter enjoy the talking with guest speaker Mrs. McKown. FHA Mother-Daughter Banquet. Jane Wallin, Patti Anderson, Linda Fredell, and Sharon A toast to the mothers was given by Susanne Sommers who L Mueller prepare salads for the FHA banquet. seated with her mother, Mrs. Sommers, and Mrs. Salter, EQ, fi? ' , 4, Gail 51692912 Judy Truby. and Lynn Chard W01'k6d hard Sandy Isaacson and Jean McConnell shared the A ' selling cookbooks to raise money for FHA. of editing Tiger Talk, the school newspaper. Junior High and Elementary Junior High and Elementary classes and activities shape and mold the future for students beginning their education. Junior High Teachers ELMER HULTGREN WOODROW SALTER ESTHER SALTER Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Eighth Grade ELLOISE LILLIMAN DONNA JACKSON WILLIAM HAMERLY Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Seventh Grade In Memory of December 27, 1950 May 23, 1964 We miss our classmate. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Sue Kale, Annabelle Stumpf, Joyce Erickson, Judy McWilliams, Janet DeGreve, Karen Petterson, Judy Johansen, Nancy Coleman. Second Row: Brenda Van De Wostine, Linda Beam, Dianne Schalk, Gale Ornelis, Debbie Nichols, Barbara Floyd, Mary Hergert, Mr. Salter. Third Row: Denny Kaalberg, Howard Johnston, Jim Elliott, Gary Holliday, Gary Adams, kim Behrensmeyer, Alan Talley, Tom Jzsleihler. Fourth Row: Billy Potter, David Stark, George Mehall, Jim McKinley, erry Staley, Bob Schriver, Michael Yaz- Kent Keim, Tom Thompson. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE irst Row: Stan Miller, Laurie Swanson, usan Cope, Elaine Timmons, Sally Iver- on, Mary Carlson, Vonnie Bell, Tony tarcevich. Second Row: Kenny Johnson, ale Hergert, David Raine, Mike Hergert, rry Anderson, Tom Johnson, Larry Eng- olm, Danny Tappendorf. Third Row: teve Baker, Steve Miller, Jon Holland, rant Weber, Bobby Robbins, John Robbins, avid Ford. Absent: Mr. Hultgren. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHT!-I GRADE First Row: Joyce Koester, Janet Verbeke, Debbie Raatz, Renee Goulet, Linda Claeys, Peggy Hartman, Linda Blaylock, Jill Buckwalter, Mrs. Salter. Second Row: Hope Harkey, Nancy Wagoner, Kathy But- ler, John Collier, Mike Anderson, Jo Nell Rhodenbaugh, Lynda Adams, Linda Hall. Third Row: David Johnson, Mark Rossiter, Robert Strom, Jerry Crawford, Dennis Ayers, Glenn I-Iohl, Billy Cox, Dennis Green. Fourth Row: Mike Coyne, Gregory Wilson, Ronald Miller, Keith Staley, James Schnitzer, Paul Barnett, Robert Berenger, Robert Koester. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Steve Grant, Diane Rhoden- baugh, Kathy Zwicker, Donna Anderson, Danny Frye, Billy Sturms, Paul Mital, Ron Wadsworth, Jeff Normoyle, Mrs. Jackson. Second Row: Don Lulow, Mary Seybert, Susan Swinford, Mark Ornelis, Gary Kaal- berg, Robbie Davison, Susie Hajostek, Brent Van De Wostine, Sandra McKinley. Third Row: James Jordon, Kenny Johnston, Diana Anderson, Mark Mandle, Ken Tom- linson, Lyle Manthe, Gary Miller, Sharman Thuren, Sherry Hartman, Martha Todd. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Kathleen Coyne, Isabel Juras, Cynthia Yeater, Paula Jennings, Angela Todd, Polly Nice, Winifred Jones, Bel Waterman. Second Row: Lynn Harkey, Sue Breitenstein, Kathleen Smith, Carole Crawford, Susan Pankey, Joyce Nalevanko Mrs. Lilliman. Third Row: John Watson, Jim Johansen, Wayne Sloan, Michael Schalk, David Child, Jay Hutchins, David Cummings, William LaDue. Fourth Row: Danny Adams, Steve Slavish, William Slavish, Raymond Castrey, Brett Munson, Jeff Dawson, Brian Patterson. Z 3 JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Billie Jean Ritchie, Glenda Daggett, Wanda Mclntire, Patricia Wilson Sandra Vercautern, Linda Petty, Linda Breiby, Mary Ann Gray. Second Row: James Hajostek, Mike Wardlow, Bruce Hurley, Elmer Risher, Dennis Roberts, William Anderson, Mike Dilts, Lamar Cox, Mr. Hamerly. Third Row: Ronald Johnson, Eugene Swanson, Randall Brasme Michael Allen, Albert Hampton, Robert Anderson, Larry Carlson, Rolland Hartma Junior High Chorus Groups W JUNIOR HIGH MIXED QUARTET: Carole Crawford, Jim McKinley, Jerry Crawford, Janet Miller. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS' TRIO: Bob Berenger, Tom Weihler, Mark Rossiter. STUDENT COUNCIL--First Row: Susan Cope, Linda Beam. Second Row: Joyce Koester, Bob Berenger, Janet T Miller. Third Row: George Mehall, Tom Weihler, Lyle Manthe, Linda Petty. Jr. High Activities PEP CLUB--First Row: Mary Seybert, Linda Petty, Joyce Nalevanko. Second Row: Gale Ornelis, Nancy Wagoner, Susan Cope. HELEN SCHAECHTER Grade SCh0Ol lie iefe eoo eeif x Q T B 3 C h 6 FS GAIL MITCHELL , Preemption CHRISTINE MYERS MABEL ROBBINS EDNA NIMRICK 116 Preemption Preemption Swedona And Gladly Would We Learn, and Gladly Teach A I A MARY JANE MOODY MABEL STARK MARY ASH GEORGIA FOLTZ Swedona Matherville Matherville Matherville ORVILLE MINTEER DOROTHY DAVID MYRTLE BAXTER MARGUERITE KRUSE Matherville Rural Rural Sherrard MARY BATES CAROLINE ALVIN EVA SEITZ. I NANCY KENNEY Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Teaching Is the Supreme Art um-:EWU JUANITA SCHUTTE KATHLEEN ADAMS BEVERLY PEARSON MONITA MARTIN Coyne Center Coyne Center Coyne Center Coyne Center RAMONA MCMEEKAN RUTHANN WAI-ILBERG DON DEVINNEY RICHARD LOVELACE Coyne Center Coyne Center Coyne Center Coyne Center PREEMPTION FIRST AND SECOND GRADE First Row: Jay Zimmerman, Bill Lipton, Rodney Kalinczak, David Bowser, Delbert Henry. Second Row: John McManus, Car- olyn Johnson, Geralyn Dhaemers, Cherie Gauley, Kathy McManus, Deborah Hutch- inson, Jimmy Mack, Kevin Rathbun. Third Row: Sherry Swinford, Monty Cot- trell, Gary Swinford, Danny McManus, Sally Hintermeister, Mary McManus, Timmy Phelps, Coralyn Meister, Mrs. Schaechter. PREEMPTION SECOND AND THIRD GRADE Row: Dennis Hutchinson, Bill Sim- Rodney Nagelmiller, Orvale Miller, Fritch, Joey Dennis, Jim Watson, Erickson, Wesley Swanson. Second Jan Zimmerman, Jean Henry, Ginger Vivian Anderson, Janice Nowack, Fowler, Sally Swinford, Mary Sue Tammy Spengler. Third Annette Myers, Jackie Dennis, Ron- Bowser, Gary Martin, Kevin Miller, Dhaemers, Tommy Miller, Dale James Brewer, Buddy Foster, Mrs. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE Row: Donald McLaughlin, Robert enry, Brian Dhaemers, Joseph Zimmer- an, Richard Amy, Michael Fowler, alter Brown, Jerry Hutchins. Second Mary Sue Zwicker, Joann Martin, McLaughlin, Patrica Bell, Cynthia Pamela Rathbun, Jill McCaw, Susie William Verbeke. Third Row: Zwicker, Danny Hamerlinck, Fritch, Stephen Mack, Roberta Kathleen Docherty, Guy Bow- Priscilla Rathbun, Pamela Turner, Robbins, David Blaylock. PREEMPTION THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE First Row: John Fakas, Rex Pitman, Danny Verbeke, Victor Weihler, Marty Hamer- linck, John Barnett, Roland Hutchinson, Robert Billings, Richard Blaylock. Second Row: Debbie Fakas, Dinah Johnson, Rondi Mack, Carolyn Zwicker, Gina Holdsworth, Reita Amy, Barbara Daggett, Sadie Sim- mons, Patty Watson, Malinda Harris. Third Row: Greg Dhaemers, Robbie Speng- ler, Mark Kammerman, James Phelps, David Nowack, Kenneth Brewer, Patrick Reza, Billy Henry, Richard Miller, Roberta Foster, Mrs. Myers, Lorin Johnson, Charles Miller. SE 'gi Im' S m YH fa HQ, -i. W Q 5 ,ig H f L--' w ,Q :Hg 'Q 1 . '-,n .jf xg f 1 f Aw ilfrwfg 4 : wg . A H W . 3 if Q, 59? f . , 3 Q W A ,M ..... Q X. m 1 fa. X gg Y, 'A . . fs sr. 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'K i'?51Jm all f fx Y , Us - Qsf..'2M, J-.QW -ff F4,i,9.-Q-ai-A-in . -E s . fqgwins . f Q ' .Q Q SHERRARD SECOND GRADE Row: Randy Gibson, Nicholas Hult- Second Row: Donna Carlson, Stockwell, Joan Koester, Vickie Iulie Munson, Teresa Kinsey, Joyce Hergert, Theresa Wilson, Riesebieter, Denise Wagle, Mrs. : -g i 3 ,Q ., a I. .V. A it I: 1 x 'I , -, : 'x assi-:Za 1 iw SHERRARD FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE irst Row: Dennis Johnson, Robert Gillette, effrey Talley. I ay Dawson, Richard agle, Rian Basala, Brian Breiby, Donald emonis. Second Row: Scharell Young, nn LaDue, Desiree Crossan, Sandra Wat- on, Deborah Pearson, Kay Jackson, arcia Hergert, Doris Johnson. Third ow: Margaret DeGreve, Shannon Thuren, heryl Rice, Annette Nice, Pamela ould, Chrystal Krebs, Ramona Rice, ynthia O'Brien. Fourth Row: Scott Fow- er, Donald Weston, Garry Hall, Tamara iemer, Janette Spengler, Robert Ruble, olleen Harmon, Mark Zude, Mrs. Alvin. David Zude, Arlin Adamek, Kenneth Rice, Judy Robb. Third Row: Debra Gale O'Brien. Roy Raine, Michael SHERRARD THIRD GRADE First Row: Michael Tomlinson, Larry Greim, Robert Schalk, James Gibson, Richard Raine, Thomas Leingang. Second Row: Melinda Davis, Barbara Pearson, Janet Jackson, Sally Nice, Rose Thompson Marcia Watson, Candace Isaacson, Michele Crossan, Kimberly Swanson. Third Row: Ricky Riesebieter, Monica Kohler, Debra Logston, Daniel Ruble, Jeffrey Hultgren, Karen Wilson, Rebecca Rogers, Kathleen Adamek, Lorry Thomp- son, Patricia Mueller. Fourth Row: Craig Loy, Leroy Brasmer, Brian Crandall, Kevin Blusher, Randall Stockwell, Charles Stropes, Duane Foster, Steven Gould, Mrs. Seitz. COYNE CENTER FIRST GRADE First Row: Dale Fisher, Freddie Swanson, Keith Bleuer, Greg Hudnall, Mike Studer, Dana Felgar, Douglas Coyne, Timmy Ayers, Douglas Krahl. Second Row: Kathy Lovelace, Tammy True, Gina Wild, Karen Burton, Dana Lee Wakefield, Grace Gar- land, Janet Rossiter, Jean Eiland, Faith McKir11ey. Third Row: Kathleen Falconer, Bonnie Coyne, Joleen Stark, Cindy Minard, Renee Pinkerton, Mary Beth Peterson, Jimmy Winn, Debra Tatge, Candy Connell, Mark Lowery. Fourth Row: Jon Elliot, Pat McKinley, Terry Wilkins, Paul Todd, Mark Wiltse, David Haysbrook, Kevin Minch, Joe Dilulio, David Hemphill, Mrs. Schutte. SHERRARD FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE First Row: Debra Rhodenbaugh, Julie Frew, Mary Nice, Lori Blick, Bonnie Erickson, Linda DeGreve, Kathryn Cameron, Vicki Blick. Second Row: David Karlburg, Cheryle Johnson, Cynthia Cooper, Terry Raine, Jackie Tindall, Joey Schurr, Bill Seybert, Randall Schwarz, Mrs. Kenney. Third Row: Joan Hergert, Kathryn Pearson, Linda Lewis, Lee Nice, John Benton, Leslie Brasmer, Bruce Baker, Stephen Pankey. Fourth Row: Jean Schroeder, Debra Wat- son, Thomas Dawson, Mark Mueller, Laurie Hergert, Gary Loy, Willie Wilson, David Wilson, Larry Redman. COYNE CENTER SECOND GRADE First Row: Carl Hay, Dale MacDonald, Steven Kimball, Steven Castrey, Brian Leffler, Jeff Pearson. Second Row: Thomas Hergert, Terrence Henry, Cynthia Wilsey, Connie Kaalberg, Linda Gowey, Jennie Bleuer, Gale Sue McMaster, Carol Koob, Diane Lamb. Third Row: Thomas Hargrave, James Beam, Larry Coyne, Dale Heiar, Timothy Afeld, Debera Wilson, Kimberly Matter, Christine Fiedler, Ricky Ater, Barbara Wemle, Rhonda Felgar. Fourth Row: James Ries, Timothy Winn, Marcus Baraks, Diane Buckwalter, Mary Beth McKinley, Patrick Hohl, Joann Granger, Lester Hudnall, Mrs. Adams. COYNE CENTER THIRD GRADE First Row: Susan Lewis, David Fisher, Linda Truby, Dale Eiland, Laura McKin- ley, Ricky Burton, Steve Gowey, Gail Laffoon, Alice Robbins. Second Row: Joe Wild, Sheri Felgar, Polly Waterman, Wesley Matter, Allan Connell, Dean Mandle, Ross Mandle, William McKinley, Sherill Sturms. Third Row: Jim Granger, Tim Hergert, Sharon Tatge, Bobby Allen, Alan Collins, Lori Shelangouski, Mike Falconer, Ronald Allen, Mrs. Pearson. COYNE CENTER FOURTH GRADE First Row: Randy Glancy, Terry Ayers, Roger Laffoon, Linda Bunch, Cherie Krouse, Carol Hay, Terry Hudnall, Jeff Brown, Joyce Granger. Second Row: Debbie Afeld, Greg Shelangouski, Darryl Felgar, Terry DePaepe, Shelley Nickell, Greg Castrey, Debbie Presson, Kathy Barto, Rusty Boehme. Third Row: John Lewis, Yvonne Tindall, Kathy Barnum, Steve Chapman, Peter Dilulio, Martin Coyne, Julie Minard, Connie Schriver, Mrs. McMeekan. COYNE CENTER THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE First Row: Brian Phillis, Alan Willis, Debra Stark, Pamela Welch, Cindy Hart- man, Dee Ann Erickson, Janet Knapp, Jim Joines, Chris Dilulio. Second Row: Jen- nifer Butler, Debra True, Janet Hayne, Susan Ater, Kim Downey, Linda Peterson, Lynn Hay, Kevin Mueller, Nancy Coyne, Nancy Sansale. Third Row: Gerald Allen, Steven Hoots, Mark McMaster, Tom DePaepe, Ralph Pearson, Mike Hohl, Gary Vercauteren, Steven Stark, Mrs. Martin. COYNE CENTER FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE First Row: Donnie Green, Jeff Connell, Terri Hargrave, Lu Ann Koob, Brenda Stark, Barbara Henry, Beth Leffler, Dan Breitenstein. Second Row: Torn Wynn, Doug Bleuer, Gary Dochterman, Terry Butler, Rita Martin, Mike Fiedler, Calvin Heiar. Terry Stark. Third Row: Jon Raatz, George Schriver, Dennis Hurley, Mike Nickell, Mike Dilulio, Nancy Meyer, Gay Behrensmeyer, Pamela Chap- man, Jo Lane Laffoon, Mr. Devinney. COYNE CENTER FIFTH GRADE First Row: Melinda Sturms, Carolyn Cox, Shelia Welch, Randi Hudnall, Denise Wil- sey, Joe McKinley, Benny Wild, Kevin Matter, Jeff Gowey, John Hergert. Second Row: Russell Burton, Neal Hohl, Jim Lamb, Julie Potter, Lou Anne Puckett, Debby Beam, Lisa Felgar, Janet Willis, Sandra Todd. Third Row: Howard Tatge, Dan Buckwalter, Dennis Buckwalter, Rich- ard Waterman, Susan Miller, Derald Winn, Sherrie True, Steve Gregory, Mrs. Wahlberg. COYNE CENTER SIXTH GRADE First Row: David Bleuer, Randy Allen, Diane Krouse, Roxanne Connell, Brenda Hemphill, Gary Woehlk, Mark Patterson, Jane Elliott, James Hergert, Daniel Heiar. Second Row: Beverly Davis, Dan Healey, Don Lamb, Mary Ann Johnson, Bonnie But- ler, Marlys Rosenberger, Dorothy Garland, Deri Wilkins, Rick McGuire, Mr. Love- t lace. Third Row: Katherine Stark, Sheryl Swanson, Robert Ater, Cheryl Fenton, Nor Kale, Rebecca Sansale, Michael Bunch, Lyle Osborne, Kenneth Presson. Compliments of FARMERS STATE BANK OF SHERRARD Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SHERRARD, ILLINOIS 127 Creative Styling by DON LIGGETT 8a STAFF Compliments of MILAN FLOWER SHOP Evenings Flowers for All Occasions by Appointment DON'5 Milan, Illinois BEAUTY Rock Island 786- 5464 LAVANDA'S KLIP N KURL Complete Beauty Craft 305 South College Avenue Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-7914 qmilan Ihuzlmirmtnlmznt Weekly Newspaper Milan Illinois HARNEY-MORGAN COMPANY Your International Harvester Dealer Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-2522 DeMARLIE'S FEED MILL Custom Griding and Mixing Purina Chows and Sanitation Customer Grinding Bulk Delivery Service Phone 372-4949 Reynolds Illinois MILAN MAIDRITE M FIVE D'S MARKET Q' Route 67 Open 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. weekly 24 hours Friday 5 p.m. to 12 p.m. Sunday Milan, Illinois . Af, .I Mllan K. C. 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Puritan Arrow TTM Botany Student H 525322 Q I. 5' 5 E 5- Q U' H FD cn pq 0 FI rr UQ I3 rv E, o H H fr H O . 4-:-2'-5225: 1i1:2i5EfE5: 555555: 151225535555 2521221114 For the most in pants and sweaters visit the Pant-Tree and the Sweater Den Downtown Rock Island Open Monday till 8:30 and f .ox ' :-:-:f :Zz zizizfifieil XS , X -rs 2.0-gf? :aff .--.g:g:-'- 2:-wi' . -:-:-.- 232525133 5:25:15 1:22533 .Q.f:5:5: King Plaza Center Moline Open Monday thru Friday till 8:30 17x In ...Z I I 4'- 535'-'Q av 1 ' I , MELVIN McKAY, INC. 517 17th Street Rock Island, Illinois LUMBING at HEATING CONTRACTORS Telephone 7 88- 3476 M I MALONE BROS. Complete Real Estate Service Selling - Buying - Trading Farm Loans - Appraisals - Insurance 303 S. College Avenue Aledo Phone 582.-7313 SOUTH WIND MOTEL 4 ' , 4300 - 111111 st. QF Rock Island, 111. M -Featuring- Charcoal Steaks Aqua Maids Sea Foods Nightly PRAIRIE MILL Purina Chows--Custom Grinding, Mixing 8: Shelling--Custom Drying by Continuous Flow Dryer--Bulk Delivery Your Feed Headquarters Buffalo Prairie RE 6-2770 'I It's a CASE of good judgment See Fred at WHITESIDE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Reynolds Bus . 372- 8883 Res . 798-2446 Sales and Service our Specialty ., 1 vii H X lu, A x, , , Am., 'wiv 'H 55 3 .I'f3'VQ'i9 Z Q V5 gs, K5 bf :U v,-Q N: K Lfliswsfbyj iyx-tvs V, Xi 'Wiki 3:26 J, vi , 'A lige-Tx,.7'7 Q F230 1 Q-N ' 1 1 -. -f 'X ss 23 Case agricultural and utility Danuser Hotchkiss Simplicity Brillion We trade More For Your Dollar at DuoAN's SUPERMARKET Plus S 8: H Green Stamps Open every night till 9 p.m. Milan, Illinois FLOWERS THE GARDEN SHOP CO. Flowers for All Occasions 1830 3rd Avenue Rock Islan Dial 788-5613 ' MYRON M. ag, ROBINSON Q ' X 3 '1,a5!ai X ijnl a' I Real Estate Broker Real Estate - Farm Loans - Appraising Orion, Illinois 130 Phone 526-8337 ,- R x X r . ,A-fgfgf as s 'l a' R 0 . Q E L . Q Rock Island, A Exclusive Room For 11111-1015 ,q4ppy I The Teen Age Man 1 WN Compliments of ART 81 LEE'S LUNCH Sherrard Illinois HENDERSON FORD SALES South Maple Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-7712 LOU REEDY'S WASH AND KLEEN Dry Cleaning Machine 27th Street and Blackhawk Road Moline, Illinois Phone 764-9310 WAYNE R. SPENGLER Sherrard, Illinois Real Estate Salesman Farm Loans Insurance Seed Corn Phone 534-4325 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 SWANSON PHOTO STUDIO 2956 18th Avenue Rock Island Phone 788-5316 Compliments of gps' .rt ni EGAL PACKER BY-PRODUCTS Milan, Illinois Lynn Center Illinois DOC BASALA'S BARBER SHOP AND INSURANCE SALES Sherrard, Illinois qlnsxcsflscl Quiaim: and fntezfainmsnt C omplime nts of MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Matherville Phone 754-2571 OPEN SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY LUC1LLE'S PIE SHOP, INC. Piss wHol.EsALs af RErAu. 205 WEST FIRST AVENUE MILAN. ILLINOIS 612.64 PHONE son-7a1-1431 LUCILLE MELVIN MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Is Building for the Future on a, Solid Past- -v., .'u, II hh- lrw-.Imp for lhv- :uhm I 1, I x JUST LIKE YOU FRED G. LEBERMANN District Representative Modern Woodmen of America Life Insurance Mortgage Cancellation Plans Savings Plans, Retirement Plans Family Plans, Educational Funds Free Benefits for Orphans 2935 21 Avenue Rock Island, Illinois Home Phone 788-4045 Office Phone 786-6481 SID SNELL'S ROYAL BLUE MARKET 2 JF . W ' gf Where Your Business ls 'Ilia X 'I I ' Appreciatedn Phone 596-2434 . Viola Illinois VIOLA LOCKER SERVICE Wholesale 8: Retail Meats Phone 596-2424 Viola Illinois VIOLA FLOWER 8K GIFT SHOP Corsages and small gifts that are different Phone 59 6- 2622 Viola, Illinois vloLA solL SERVICE? nam arm On the Farm Service Mobile Milling Feeds, Fertilizers 132.Phone 596-2442 Viola, Illinois Compliments of FARMERS STATE BANK OF VIOLA Viola, Illinois Sma1l enough to know you Large enough to serve you Member F. D. I. C. Phone 596-2626 R. D. BIGHAM FLOOR COVERING Aledo's Most Complete Floor Covering Center Carpets by Alexander Smith Custom Made Drapes Phone 582-7682 East Main Street We Guarantee and Do All Our Own Installations T. I. WALKER One Hour Cleaners Where Quality and Economy Meet Orion, Illinois Phone: 526- 8502 ORION TAP Orion, Illinois Catfish Suppers Every Friday Night Phone 526-8554 ROBERT DAVISON General Trucking and Light Bulldozing Sherrard, Illinois Phone: 593-3418 HOUSE OF TILE 326 First Avenue West Milan, Illinois .Carpeting--Ceramics Linoleum--Custom Work HEMINGER MARKET Meats Sz Groceries Reynolds , Illinois 372- 8880 International Lectures, Inc. Educational Programs for Civic Organizations .L Schools and Colleges 9314 E. 27th Street Independence, Missouri zz,wa...,A.A.....1.W.z-11,..w,y.1.1' ' Compliments of ALEDO CIVIC ASSOCIATION Aledo, Illinois FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MOLINE Moline, Illinois Member of F. D. I. C. BAND BOX MUSIC SHOP Sales, Service Fender Guitars and Amplifiers 2614 - 5th Street Moline, Illinois Phone 764-502.8 .41 .ui -21 ,Q -3 HLTCQE' DEANE FRYE General Contra cting Mathe rville, Illinois Phone PL 4- 5311 Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-7212 Compliments of the REYNOLDS STATE BANK Reynold s , Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TEMPLE'S SPORTING GOODS 37 years of Service and Satisfaction 1524 - 6th Avenue Moline, Ill. C omplim ents of OUINN-BROS. Aledo , Illinois Fresh Fruits 8: Vegetables-Groceries ' Wil-IANDLIE-SWIFT'Si PREMIUM BEEF l34WE GIVE S 8: H GREEN STAMPS gm, Q 4 . I I - 'Mfr V084-,nv HAINLlNE'S CORNER TA We serve: Chicken - Fish - Shrimp - Sandwiches - Pizza Matherville, Illinois P XIX g, 1 THE OKAY PRINT SH WTP' L4 Offset and Letterpress 615 N. W. Eighth Avenue Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-2811 O VERNON T. CLARK Dodge - Allis Chalmers Aledo, Illinois WAYNE SCHOOL BUS BODIES ARE THE FINEST MADE IN AMERICA! I Stock Racks I Van Bodies Farm Bodies ' Semi- Trailers Tool Boxes Sold By MOLINE BODY COMPANY w M 222 52nd Street Moline, Illinois Phone 764-8343 Bus Bodies Dump Bodies Hoists Frame Extensions Drive Shafts Bumpers 0 Q 7 , S ' us ' Utility Bodies Cranes Wrecker Units Wheels 8: Rims Truck Equipment REISER FUNERAL HOME M. J. REISER, owner Aledo, Illinois Phone JU 2-1145 Ambulance Service FOSTE'R FLOWER SHOP across from the Farm Bureau Bldg.I Aledo, Illinois Phone JU 2-7012 NEWTON'S TEXACO T Open 7 a..m. till 6 p.m. Closed Sunday Phone 372-4621 Reynolds, Illinois . Insurance Corp. Compliments of FURNITURE -APPLIANCES Aledo Phone 582-7313 f I Il I IJ II III I 5-mislsiameml ohne he Downtown National Bank with Bank The Clock Member Federal Deposit BROUKS .IEWElRY STORE Watchmaker and Jeweler 217 - 17th St. Rock Island, Illinois Elgin Bulova. Anson Rogers H8471 Comrnunity CRUMMY FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Leo Crummy Funeral Director Viola, Reynolds, New Windsor Illinois Compliments of GOBEN'S CITIES SERVICE Preemption Phone 534-4161 ROBINSON HARDWARE 1706 Third Avenue Rock Island, Illinois Phone 788- 1013 Pittsburgh Paints Scotts Lawn Products A 8g J MARKET General Merchandise Swedona, Illinois Alvin and Julia Simmon Proprietors BEN FRANKLIN STORE 4106 -11- Street Rock Island, Illinois Naturally, Ben Franklin Has Low Prices C ompliments of ADAM'S TAVERN Phone 754-9 1 51 136 Mathe rville , Illinois In Milan it is THE BRlNG'ER INN A Family Style Supper Club Phone 787- 1130 For the Best in Hampshires . . See Ralph Farwell GREAT OAKS FARM Preemption, Illinois LYNN IMPLEMENT INC. JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE General Hardware Phone GR 6-4501 Where e Lynn Center, Illinois Quality has built Confidence Compliments of O. T. LARSON AGENCY SCHROEDER at BARTON All Lines Of Insurance PIONEER MERCHANTS Max G. Larson Dealers In General Merchandise Milan, Illinois Phone PL 4-5241 Phone 787- 1315 Matherville, Illinois Fresh Meats and Groceries 128 Fourth Street West PREEMPTION FOOD MARKET Milan, Illinois Ph0ne 787- 1153 Wally and Helen Brown Compliments of Proprietors MCCU LLOUGH 'S Department Store 'S Milan, Illinois QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS Compliments of John I. Matkovic JOAN'S BEAUTY SHCP Phone PL 4-5486 Sherrard, Illinois 593-8641 0 , , Mathervllle 111111015 137 MRS. R'S DAIRY BAR with the Taylor Machine The freezer that made Soft Ice Cream famous Low in fat--High in protein Phone DeSCHEPPER PACKING CO 593-3011 Sherrard, Ill. Good Luck, Seniors! Compliments of RANDS The Shop For Smart Young Women 1526 5th Avenue Moline , Illinoi s Knoxville Road MILAN, ILLINOIS Telephone 787- 1846 WHOLESALE MEATS CUST OM KILLING PROCESSING A. D. HUESING CORPGRATION 527 - 37th Avenue ROCK ISLAND , ILLINOIS EPSI' om BOT TLERS OF: PE PSI-COLA TEEM KIST FLAVORS i Chevrolet Buick Chevelle Special Corvair SkY1a1'k Chevrolet II Corvette Chevrolet Trucks HARDIN SALES AND SERVICE 1000 - 4th Street Orion, Illinois 526-3314 One Stop Shopping For All Your Automotive Needs Z7 Years On The Same Corner THE VILLAGE INN C0mP1'men'S of MILLER TAP Meals Short Orders Pies baked for all occasions Phone PL 4-9181 Preemption Illinois Matherville Illinois L. G. Balfour Company Class rings, Invitations, Newsfoto Publishing Co. Cards, Medals, Trophies, Yearbooks Dlplomas' ROBERT E. MULLINS BETTY MULLINS BOB MULLINS, JR. WILLIAM B. MULLINS Bloomington, Illinois Box 145 -- Phone 828-2765 fi CHEVROLET -1 - u BARRY CHEVROLET Parts, Sales, Service Aledo, Illinois SUPERIOR BUSINESS MACHINES All lvlakes Portable Typewriters RENT--SALES--REPAIRS 1716 3rd Ave. -- Rock Island Phone 788- 1814 MEADOW LANES Bowling on 8 Lanes Brunswick All Modern Lunch Counter Air Conditioning Orion, Illinois Phone Orion 526-3300 Compliments of CLARK 8g WAKEY Purina Chows C8zW Feeds Orion, Illinois MILAN DRUG STORE Pre s c riptions Complete Prescription Service Dial 787- 1321 Compliments of DR. YOHN, OPTOMETRIST Cleveland Building Rock Island Illinois ATOR-BROS. BODY SHOP Front End Alignment Radiator Repair 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 526-8128 Orion, Illinois COMPLETE Fraternal Life Insurance Service for THE ENTIRE FAMILY HUYHI NHEHHHHS HI HMIHIEH Supreme Oiiice - Rock Island, Illinois Fraternal Liie Insurance Since 1895 NICE T.V. and HI-FI SALES Milan, Illinois Phone 787-3171 Visit our new location Compliments of ROOT'S DINETTE Milan, Illinois Serving Good Food THE SKLADANY CLINIC Andrew E. Skladany, M.D. Orion, Illinois Compliments of CLARK'S BARBER SHOP Sherrard Illinois Compliments of the BLACKHAWK STATE BANK Milan, Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BLACKHAWK DRUG IFormerly Heimbe ck' s I The Complete Drugstore Milan, Illinois Ph. 787-1722 MACE CHEMICAL 8. SUPPLY COMPANY Janitor Supplies, Cleaning Materials and Maintenance Equipment 207-O9 E. 2nd St. Dial 322.-4012 Davenport, Iowa SWANSON'S HARDWARE Rapid Gas Water Heaters Stoves Lennox and Syncromatic Furnaces Phone Orion 526-8287 Compliments of ORION TOOL, DIE, AND MACHINE CO. 141 FRIENDLY . . . BANKING SERVICE XA U AJ Member Federal Deposit 2 Insurance Corporation PZ Qfy fu ! HM QA !! Fisiiln AQ -f 'elf '5,L.?1a 1 'F'EtL.egE Q- 1?ftf'iESiii'i5?1QF.4 I. ROCK ISLAND BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Third Avenue at Eighteenth Street Compliments of ORION VETERINARY SERVICE ASSOCIATION Dr. Charles L. Clark Dr. Earl DeZeeuw SOHIIBECK'S 16th 8: 5th Ave. Moline, Ill. PHONE Moline 764-3583 C. I. IOSEPIISOII IEWEIERS Phone 762-5525 1514 5th Avenue MOLINE ILLINOIS Let's Go Bowling at the BOWLADROME 3030 7th Avenue 786-4405 Rock Island ROCK ISLAND SPORT SHOP 1829 2nd Avenue A-R7 f-31' Mx i-Fifi.. ' 21,11 Q 'D' l H 4 E47 - - fC WI'-gh he Finest in Year Around Sporting Goods Compliments of E. L. HUGGINS Sherrard, Ill. Compliments of R 81 I FEED MANUFACTURERS Orion, Illinois Phone 526-8323 NORTON'S FOOD CENTER Orion, Illinois Phone 526- 3322 143 OLLIE BEARMAN'S USED CARS 120 W. 10th Avenue MILAN, ILLINOIS Phone 787-2133 See: Farmer and Ollie DEB'S DRIVE IN the smartest ' ' shop around for the High School crowd FINE FOODS' WWW ff The Loft carries a complete line D E S of . . . Sportswear . . . Dresses I Coats . . . Suits . . . Lingerie Foundations . . . Shoes . . . Accessories! Especially to fit the Junction of Highway Junior Size Figure. 67 and 92 Milan Petersen Harned Von Maur . Open the Year Around Davenport, Iowa HUNTER'S CAMERA SHOP Color Processing By Eastman Kodak Photo Supplies--Hallmark Cards Polaroid cameras and filmg quality black and white finish 1619 Second Avenue Rock Island, Illinois Phone 788-512.6 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. AUTO-FIRE-LIFE-HAIL Receive drivers training credit Good grades earn lower auto rates L. W. Epperly Milan, Illinois Phone 787-1152 lnsuuncl STAT! FARM KEN FRYE RADIO 8. TV SERVICE Sherrard, Illinois Phone LY 3-3651 General Electric Appliances Motorola Radio and TV READ TIIE ARGUS for Complete Coverage of Western Illinois News SCHLEGEL R EXALL DRUG STORES 19 Stores Serving the Quad Cities Schle gel ' 170 Rock Ph 'Rexall Drug No. 3 0-Znd Avenue Island, Illinois one 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 co mplete stock of drugs in the Quad Cities 145 THE QUAD CITIES MOST NATURAL ATMOSPHERIC DINING ROOM Complete facilities for: Private Parties Wedding Rehearsals Banquets School Functions Me eting s Family Gathering s Birthdays Other Events Anniversaries ZX ..ullll?:L ' Located 2 miles So. of Milan or 112 mile So. of newly annexed Rock Island at Oak Grove, Illinois RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED Dial 787- 32 1 1 RHODENBAUGH FEED CO. On the Farm Custom Grinding and Mixing Gilson Ultra-Bilt Supplements Phone rogit Sherrard, 593-3011 roved Illinois lan 390 3 - Phone 788-6319 12th St. and 46th Avenue .Ill-ANEIES o nl l!l!.lEl!5 G awe, Zum-Qafdth7Rw Cwgd' Rock Island Illinois BOB ERIKSEN CHEVY CENTER X- -f' ' Lf ,ff L l- 1. - A LV 'I .ww y ---' ,,f...f.giiwwlwlwmilwiimmf 5Ht1't!!e!! ! 'T I L t,tt I . 1 L,--+ If ' N- ..,..-.Qrm 325 East First Avenue MILAN, ILLINOIS Telephone 787- 1765 146 +0 1- K KW -1 'Q .ff Compliments of N U um 'Y 1 lx ' , -2, A ffris Q. JA- Xxx gil , I .1 Q 'N BENSON 87 KIRK FUNERAL HOME Orion, Illinois 526-3325 For Everything Photographic Weekly Garbage Service 234 W' 31s,f1t'322 427?aVenP01't Matherville Andalusia 1 ' Prima 4-2246 787-1618 or 787- 1816 Operating In 508 Sixteenth St. Moline Mathe 1-ville, Andalusia, Sherrard, Ph. Mol. 764-4471 Preemption, Taylor Ridge, Reynolds Edgington CHIlD'S MOTOR SALES RCA Radio and Television Appliances AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Phone PL 4-5751 Matherville M Illinois RAND CORPORATIOF4 el AMERICA ORION FLOWER AND Magyi ' GIFT SHOP 526-3503 fginif orion, Illinois Y-.......f' N U Say it with Flowers. F. T.D. Wire Service WILLIAM BRADFORD CO. Makers of fine tailored-to-measure clothes for men and women Also band, policemen, firemen, and R. R. uniforms of all types Y 9 B1 5 A X 6 fir Davenport Iowa Compliments of SHERRARD POWER SYSTEM Edna 1' Post John E. McDaniel Proprietors Milan, Illinois B 8. B HARDWARE Orion Illinois HAYMAKER'S CLEANERS LAUNDERERS AND FURRIERS MITTON MOTORS There is a difference. Ford Falcon Sales 8: Services Rock Island Mila-I1 4 Phone 787-1214 Moline Phone 762-6472 Phone 786-253 Orion, Illinois Phone 526-3333 Compliments of SHERRARD FEED 8. SEED Kent Feed Field Seed 8: Fertilizer Compliments of MlLLER'S MARKET 593-8761 Phone LY 3-8331 Sherrard, .Illinois Sherfard, Illinois Printing- Publishing I Since l888 THE ORION TIMES Orion, Illinois Office Phone 526-8439 AIR CONDITIONED I WE SE I. cormmn gum sum: mm BAITON THEATER PIPE ORGAN AND HAMMOND I I IGI e . ORGAN MUSIC KATE TUES., WED., THUR8. E s LARGE SMOOTH' FLOOR ln SUN. 7:30 TO 10:30 LM. D ANDALUSIA IOAD ' sch I ' I .A S STAN DARD IIINSEY SERVICE STATION EC I RATES TO. . . II. A SAI. 7:30 TO I0 LM. Q 'Apu s'chI,g:hz, ' TE SKATES IU P.M. TO I2 NI YNEAIEI. :out Groups MAUNEES SAT, 1, SUN, Phan. for Information Ragurdlng Arrnngumonu for Prlvnh Perrin rnomzroazaom. 4TH ST. 8: ANDALUSIA RD.. MILAN by IIUQIII ,.'u.I'. . m.A'a'. Elmer Chuck Barney Marvin BILL BAUGHER, OWNER HOT WATER HEATING Atlas and Hercules Tires COM MERCIAL RESIDENTIAL NEW WORK REMODEL LY 3- 349 1 Dial 787-1360 121 W. 4th St. Milan, Ill. S TE MBE! 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