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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1966 volume:

The Ivy Tower Foreword Many people keep charm bracelets, adding charms to signify the important things they do not want to forget. These charms may mean little to a stranger, but the memories they bring back to the owner are priceless. The 1966 Ivy Tower staff sincerely hopes that your yearbook will be one of your most cherished possessions; and. like the charms on a bracelet, each picture will bring back memories of the classes, events, and activities in which you have participated. Sherrard High School Sherrard, Illinois Volume XXXII 1966 Dedication To Miss Pearl Barnes who, though she retired, came back to give us a helping 2 hand when we needed it, we proudly dedicate the 1966 Ivy Tower. School Life Revolves Around Administrators BOARD OF EDUCATION--First Row: Clifford King, Superintendent; Wayne Holdsworth, Secretary; Iverd Bloomberg, President; John Fitzpatrick. Second Row: Duane Braden, Domenico Dilulio, Angelo Encapera. Absent: Wesley Johansen. FACULTY RICHARD DUTY, Principal JANE GREGORY, Secretary HELEN KETTERING, Secretary DUANE GREGORY Agriculture, FFA Sponsor, Senior Sponsor; Junior High Agriculture ALICE STONE Home Economics, FHA Sponsor, Junior Sponsor LAWRENCE JUNCHEN Industrial Arts, Senior Sponsor; Junior High Shop GWENDOLYN RHODENBAUGH Girls' Physical Education, Junior Sponsor, Cheerleader Sponsor; Junior High Chorus, Home Eco- nomics, Girls' Physical Education DAVID KRUSE, Band CONNIE SHORT, English, Lit Club ISABELLE SELBY, English LOUISE KING English, Latin, Chorus, Librarian GALE ANDERSON Algebra I, Ge- ometry, Math, Sophomore Sponsor ARTHUR KING Chemistry, Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Junior Sponsor, Science Club Sponsor JOHN KENNY English, Speech, Dramatics ROBERT JACKSON U. S. History, Boys' Physical Education, Varsity Basketball, Athletic Director, Freshman Sponsor HELEN SNIDER World History, U. S. History, Civics-Geography, General Science JOYCE WINTERS Typing, Short- hand, Bookkeep- ing, Sophomore Sponsor, FT A Sponsor, Year- book Sponsor WILLIAM WINTERS General Business, Bookkeeping, Modern Problems, Sophomore Sponsor HARRY BILLUPS Boys' Physical Education, Drivers' Education, Varsity Football, Freshman Sponsor, Junior Varsity Basketball RICHARD WOODLEY General Science, Biology, Track Coach, Freshman Sponsor, Junior Varsity Football Our Staff Is Indispensable, Reliable, and Efficient A lot of time was spent in the kitchen preparing well-balanced meals by our cooks, Mrs. Christensen, Mrs. Whan, and Mrs. Olson. Our new crow's nest was a special project of our mainte- Each and every morning, slippery-clean floors and nance man, Fred Martens. bright, shiny classrooms greeted us through the efforts of our custodians, Mr. Doye, Mrs. Dawson, and Mr. Johnson. 9 Our Staff Provides EMERGENCY DOOR Chauffeuring students to and from school each day is the job of our bus drivers. First Row: Wayne Lovelace, Robert Koester, Ralph Erickson, Arline Bloomquist. Second Row: LeRoy Hicks, K. C. Huggins, Charles Kinsey, Art King. Third Row: Elmer Bloomberg, Gale Anderson, Fred Martens, Robert Jackson. 10 Mary Jane Weihler and Carita Ziemer sell lunch tickets every Monday morning; Bonita Meyer takes attendance every morning; and Rick Anderson takes care of the school's mail. a Variety of Services The bookstore attendants are always ready to supply us with all the essentials for classroom participa- tion. Judy Truby, Gail Sleezer, Ruth Anne Dawson, and Luci Brown served us this year. The cafeteria lunch line moved quickly because of the assistance of Tom Johnson, Louis McCollom, Herb Schnoor, Leonard Carlstrom, and Susie Frye. 11 'There Is No Frigate Like a Book” Emily Dickinson There is no frigate like a book To take us lands away, Nor any coursers like a page of prancing poetry. This traverse may the poorest take Without oppress of toll; How frugal is the chariot That bears a human soul! HEAD LIBRARIANS: Mrs. King, Trudy Snell, Nancy McConnell, and Sharon Mueller. ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS--First Row: Nellie Blaylock, Sharon Larson, Debbie Anderson, Janis Anderson, Susan Frye, Nancy Eddingfield. Second Row: Debra Sanders, Donna Ford, Pat Lulow, Patty Grant, Elaine Johnson, Elaine Adams, Jo Rhodenbaugh. 12 SENIORS 1962-1966 Holds Memories of Character, leadership, scholarship, and service are the main objectives of the National Honor Society. Mary Jane Weihler, Football Cheerleader, Marilyn Zwicker, President of Student Council, Jean McConnell, Co-Editor of the Yearbook, Joyce Kistler, President of F.H. A. , and Regina Dhaemers, Varsity Cheerleader, were chosen on their ability in the classroom and their extra- curricular activities. TOP TEN: Mary Louise Kettering, Jean McConnell, Carita Ziemer, Terry King, Mike Palmer, Marilyn Anderson, Marilyn Zwicker, Regina Dhaemers, Joyce Kistler, Mary Jane Weihler. Four Years of Achievement S. A. R. and D. A. R.: Allen Holdsworth Joyce Kistler BOYS’ STATE: Terry King FOUR YEARS’ PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Allen Holdsworth BEST ACTORS AND ACTRESS: Allen Holdsworth Jerry Dawson Carita Ziemer BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW: Sandra Taylor JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD: Jane Wallin Mr. Duty and many other teachers assisted us in selecting a college. Counselors from a few colleges gave information regarding the nature and sources of financial assistance available to college students. Ruth Anne and Mary Louise welcomed Mr. Duty's help. DENNIS PAUL JANSEN Drama Club; Football; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays CARL W. KRAHL Drama Club; Football, Honorable Mention All-Conference Sr. Year; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Sr. Play Cast; Home- coming Attendant Sr. Year; Track MARY JANE WEIHLER Cheerleader; Chorus; Drama Club; F. H. A. ; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Flag Bearer; Sweetheart Attendant Sr. Year; Tiger Talk; Top Ten; National Honor Society The Last Year MICHAEL RAY HARTMAN Basketball; Science Club; Track Too Soon Departs WILLIAM RAYLEE MILLER Fresh. Class Pres. ; Football; Homecoming Attendant Fresh. Year GARY LYNN FRYE Drama Club; Science Club; Sr. Play Cast; Student Council Sr. Year CONSTANCE JEAN MILLER Transfer Student from Aledo High School; Sr. Class Secretary; F. H. A. ; F. T. A. ; A.M.C.C. ; Chorus; Home- coming Attendant Sr. Year; Flag Bearer TERRY MILLER KING Basketball; Boys’ State Delegate; Cho- rus, Accompanist; Sr. Class Pres.; Drama Club; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Science Club; Top Ten Leaving a Glow of JOYCE LEXA KISTLER Band, 2nd Place State Contest Jr. Year; Chorus; Jr. Class Sec. ; D. A. R. Award; Drama Club; F.H.A. , Vice- Pres. of Recreation Jr. Year, Pres. Sr. Year; Ivy Tower, Jr. Class Ed. , Sports Ed. Jr. Year. Co-Editor Sr. Year, Ad- vertising Staff; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Student Council Fresh. , Soph. , and Sr. Years; Tiger Talk; A.I.C. -M. I.C. Typing Contest 3rd Place Jr. Year; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Valedictorian MICHAEL NEAL MILLER Drama Club; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts 18 GERALD DEAN DAWSON Basketball; Choius; Jr. Class Pres.; Drama Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Year; Football, Special Mention Little All- State Sr. Year, Honorable Mention All-Conference Sr. Year, 1st Team All-Western Illinois Sr. Year; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts, Best Actor Jr. Year; Science Club; Student Council Fresh. Year SHERRY KAE HALL Chorus; Drama Club; F.H.A. ; Home- coming Queen Sr. Year; Backstage Sr. Play SANDRA GRACE TAYLOR Chorus; Drama Club; F.H.A.; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award; Lit. Club; Majorette, Head Majorette Sr. Year; Backstage Sr. Play; Tiger Talk LINDELL LEE GOSNEY Football Memories in Our Hearts NANCI SUE BEAM Chorus; Sr. Class Vice-Pres.; Drama Club; F.H.A. ; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Jr. Play Cast; Science Club; Backstage Sr. Play JAMES DALE EPPERLY Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Drama Club; Football, Honorable Mention All- Conference Sr. Year; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Homecoming Attendant Soph. Year; Sr. Play Cast; Track; Basketball STEVEN BRUMBAUGH Transfer student from Rock Island High School; F.F. A. GAIL ELIZABETH SLEEZER Drama Club; F. H. A. ; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Science Club MARY LOUISE KETTERING Band; Cheerleader; Chorus; Fresh. Class Treasurer; Drama Club, Pres. Sr. Year; F.H.A. , Treasurer Sr. Year; F. T.A. ; Ivy Tower, Fresh, and Soph. Class Ed. , Advertising Staff; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Homecoming Attendant Soph. Year; Student Council Jr. and Sr. Years; Tiger Talk; Top Ten RICHARD ARTHUR AYERS 19 A Glow That Is the Symbol RONALD ALLAN FLOYD Band; Basketball; Drama Club; Back- stage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Science Club; Track m mm DONNA JEAN FORD Drama Club; F.H.A. ; Backstage Sr. Play 20 REGINA DEANNE DHAEMERS Cheerleader; Chorus; Soph. Class Treasurer; Drama Club; F.H.A. , 2nd Vice-Pres. Sr. Year; F. T. A.; Ivy Tower, Fresh, and Soph. Class Ed. , Sports Ed. Jr. Year, Advertising Man- ager Sr. Year, Asst. Ed. Sr. Year; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Science Club; Tig er Talk; Top Ten; National Honor Society RICHARD ALLEN CUTLER Transfer Student from Asbury Bible College GLENN DAVIS WILSON Basketball; Chorus; Drama Club; Foot- ball; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Backstage Sr. Play; Student Council Soph. Year; Track NELLIE MAE BLAYLOCK Chorus; Drama Club; F. H. A.; F.T. A.; Ivy Tower, Grade School Ed. Sr. Year; Backstage Sr. Play Of the Days We’ve Known, DENNIS LEE ERICKSON Basketball; Football, Honorable Men- tion All-Conference Sr. Year; Track DIANE LYNN McCOY Transfer Student from Albia High School; F.H. A. ; F.T. A. ; G.R. A. CARIT A JILL ZIEMER Cheerleader; Chorus; Fresh. Class Vice-Pres.; Sr. Class Treasurer; Drama Club, Business Manager Sr. Year; F.H.A.; F.T.A. ; Ivy Tower, Fresh, and Soph. Class Ed. , Advertis- ing Staff; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts, Best Actress Award Jr. and Sr. Years; Homecoming Attendant Fresh. Year; Science Club; Top Ten RAY LINN DOCHERTY Drama Club; Football; Ivy Tower Ad- vertising Staff; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Stage Manager Sr. Year MICHAEL JAMES PALMER Transfer Student from Westmer High School; Band; Letterman’s Club; Fresh. Class Vice-Pres.; Drama Club; Spanish Club; Football, Honorable Mention All-Conference Jr. and Sr. Years; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Science Club; Stu- dent Council; Track; Top Ten; Basket- ball, All-Conference Honorable Men- tion Jr. and Sr. Years BONITA DIANA MEYER Jr. Class Treasurer; F. H. A.; Flag Bearer 21 Of Teachers’ Advice, Four competent presidents--Raylee, Freshman Class President, Marilyn, Sophomore Class President, Jerry, Junior Class President, and Terry, Senior Class President--led us through four unforgettable years. MARY LOUISE SALTER Transfer Student from Union High School; Band; Chorus; Drama Club; F. H. A.; F.T. A.; Spanish Club; Back- stage Sr. Play; School Operetta Fresh, and Soph. Years DALE FRANCIS ROBERTS Drama Club; Football; Sr. Play Cast; Track, School 100 Yard Dash Record, School 440 Relay Record JUDY KAY TRUBY Chorus; F. H. A.; Tiger Talk 22 Of Countless Friends, JANET MARIE WAGONER Band; Chorus; Drama Club; F. H. A. ; Backstage Jr. Play DUANE KENNETH WALLIN Band; Chorus; Drama Club; F. F.A. , Treasurer Sr. Year, 1st Place Section Foundation Award in Dairy Production Sr. Yr. , 3rd Place Farm Planning Contest Sr. Year; Football; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Backstage Sr. Play; Sweetheart Attendant Sr. Year MARILYN EVA ANDERSON Transfer Student from Rockridge High School; Band, 2nd Place State Con- tests Fresh. , Soph. , and Jr. Years; Chorus, Three 2nd Places at State Contests; Drama Club; F. H. A. ; F.T. A.; M. A.O. , Treasurer Jr. Year; Tri-G, Point Chairman Jr. Year; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Assistant Director Jr. Play; All School Musical; Top Ten CLASS OFFICERS: Terry King, President; Carita Ziemer, Treasurer; Connie Miller, Secretary; Nanci Beam, Vice- President. 23 RICHARD ALLEN RUSSELL Basketball; Drama Club; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts Of Dreams Come True, RUTH ANNE DAWSON Chorus; Drama Club; F. H. A. , Junior Degree; F.T. A. , Pres. Sr. Year, Blackhawk Division Attendance Sec. Sr. Year; Ivy Tower, F. H. A.-F. F. A. Ed. Jr. Year, Grade School Ed. Sr. Year, Advertising Staff; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Student Council Sr. Year ALLEN WAYNE HOLDSWORTH Basketball; S. A.R. Award; Drama Club; Football; Four Years' Pefect Attendance; Science Club; Sr. Play Cast, Best Actor Award; Track DEBRA LYNN SANDERS Chorus; Drama Club; F. T. A. ; Back- stage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Science Club VINCE G. PATRIZI F.F.A. SANDRA KAY PHELPS Transfer student from East Moline High School; Drama Club; F.H.A. , Back- stage Sr. Play; Tiger Talk 24 Of Four Years That Have Flown— DIANA KAY PACE Transfer student from Rock Island High School; Spanish Club; Chorus ROBERT ALAN SLAVISH Basketball; Chorus; Soph. Class Sec.; Drama Club; Football; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Homecoming Attendant Jr. Year, Homecoming King Sr. Year; Science Club, Vice-Pres. Jr. Year, Pres. Sr. Year, Student Council Jr. and Sr. Years; Track MICHAEL LEE COLLIER LARRY CHARLES PACE Drama Club; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays MARILYN KAY ZWICKER Chorus, Accompanist; Soph. Class Pres,; Drama Club; F. H. A. , 2nd Vice-Pres. Jr. Year; F. T. A.; Ivy Tower, Fresh, and Soph. Class Ed., Music Ed. Jr. Year, Subscription Manager Sr. Year, Advertising Staff; Science Club; Sr. Play Cast; Student Council, Vice-Pres. Jr. Year, Pres. Sr. Year; Sweetheart Queen Sr. Year; Tiger Talk; ACT Semifinalist; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Salutatorian JAMES WILLIAM COLLIER Drama Club; Backstage Jr. Play; Sr. Play Cast; Science Club 25 ALYCE SUZANNE MUNSON Band, 2nd Place at State Contest Jr. Year; Chorus; Drama Club; F.H.A. , Vice-Pres, of Public Relations Jr. Year, 1st Vice-Pres. Sr. Year; Ivy Tower, Music Ed. Jr. Year, Adver- tising Staff, Magazine Sales Captain Jr. and Sr. Years; Backstage Jr. Play; Sr. Play Cast; Tiger Talk MICHAEL EUGENE JOHNSON Transfer student from East Moline High School; F. F. A. 26 The Bells Fade and RICHARD DUANE DOCHTERMAN Basketball; Chorus; Drama Club; Foot- ball, Honorable Mention All-Confer- ence Sr. Year; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays, Stage Manager Jr. Year, Tech- nical Director Sr. Year; Student Council Sr. Year; Track JEAN MARIE McCONNELL Chorus; Drama Club. Sec. Sr. Year; F.H.A. , Sec. Jr. Year; Ivy Tower, Jr. Class Ed. , Co-Ed. Sr. Year, Adver- tising Staff; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Science Club; Tiger Talk, Ed. Sr. Year; ACT Semifinalist; Top Ten; National Honor Society SHEILA ANN SECYMORE F.H.A. ; Backstage Sr. Play PATRICK HARLEN HERGERT The Halls Grow Dim DENNIS LEE MYERS Football; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Backstage Jr. Play; Science Club; Track JAMES STEVEN LANGSTON Band, 2nd Place State Contest Jr. Year; Chorus; Drama Club; F. F. A.; Sr. Play Cast ROBERT GREGORY FREW Football; Track SUSAN KAY FRYE F.T.A. ■ GEORGE FREDERICK BLOOMQUIST Science Club JANE VERLE WALLIN Band, Pres. Sr. Year, 2nd Place State Contest Fresh, and Soph. Years, John Philip Sousa Award; Chorus; Drama Club; F. H. A. , Chairman of Degrees Sr. Year, Junior and Chapter Degrees; F.T.A. , Vice-Pres. Sr. Year; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Tiger Talk 27 And To Them Now The Shop IV class spends many hours working on sheet metal development projects. In general shop pupils are introduced to beginning architectural drawing, blueprints, and woodworking projects. WILLIAM RAYMOND WHITE F.F.A. WILLIAM E. RIND Drama Club; Jr. and Sr. Play Casts 28 RICHARD TAETS We Desperately Cling DWIGHT LANE HERGERT Band 29 As Rather Wistfully We Reach After Judy, Sherry, and Mary Louise finished planning their dream houses, all they had left to do was build them. Building a house concerns studying legal terms, choosing styles and architectural designs, and decorating. Allen, Bob, and Terry discovered a new world when they signed up for Chemistry this year. Regina, too, found she had to adjust to a new idea of studying when she de- cided to take shorthand. A lot of drill work and time make up this course which trained her for the business world. Our Graduation—the Final Fling Some of the English IV students get a big surprise when they learn that the musi- cal My Fair Lady comes from Shaw’s play, Pygmalion. It's fun to study this play in class when Rex Harrison and Audrey Hepburn occupy the lead roles in their minds. In Modern Problems Ricky and Ray dis- cover viewpoints in regard to problems the world faces today by reading inter- esting articles from Reader's Digest. These articles are written by many famous and successful people who are trying to teach citizens correct values and ideals. Even seniors sometimes have to get initiated! Mike good-naturedly went along with his fellow seniors' entertainment. One never really knows there is so much to typing until she signs up for the course. She takes timed tests, types budgets, and works on problems, problems, and more problems. That’s what it takes to be a good typist, though, isn’t it Marilyn? Behind the Footlights Is Another World of Building The Drama Club's Paperback Bookstore provides the student body with a wide assortment of books. Drama Club officers are: Jean McConnell, Secretary; Mary Louise Kettering, President; Carita Ziemer, Business Manager; Jerry Dawson, Vice-President; Mr. Kenney, Advisor; Richard Dochterman, Student Council HOUSE MANAGERS: Jim Epperly and Ron Floyd STAGE MANAGER AND TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Richard Dochterman STAGE MANAGER: Ray Docherty 32 One of the big money-making events this year for the Drama Club was the Donkey Basketball Game. Carl Krahl and Glenn Wilson were two boys on the Drama Club team which challenged the faculty. Props, Working Lights, and Moving Scenery BACKSTAGE CREW--First Row: Bob Basala, Jim Collier, Glenn Wilson, Kent Pearson. Second Row: Bob Slavish, John Erickson, Larry Pace, Gail Sleezer. Third Row: Carl Krahl, Duane Wallin, Marilyn Anderson, pianist; Sandra Taylor, promptress. Absent: Mary Louise Salter, promptress. MAKE-UP AND WARDROBE--Sitting: Gail Sleezer, Ruth Anne Dawson, Mary Reedy, Sheila Secymore. Standing: Mary Jane Weihler, Janet Wagoner, Jane Wallin, Nellie Blaylock, Donna Ford, Debra Sanders, Sandra Phelps, Sherry Hall, Linda Dawson, Suzanne Munson. 33 Junior Class Presents Apartment I 3” Leo Scott--movie director--Glenn Wilson Loretto Tentrees--script writer--Carita Ziemer John Bellings--publisher--Mike Miller Martha--John’s wife--Mary Louise Kettering Beth Carter--young actress--Jean McConnell Janet Price--young actress--Joyce Kistler Gus Mapleton--broker--Rick Russell Alice--Gus' wife--Regina Dhaemers Flanner--detective--Jerry Dawson Martin Somerset--editor--Terry King Fogan--Flanner's helper--Bill Rind May Heffner--apartment manager--Nanci Beam John tells Martha, who is overcome with guilt because they have hidden the body, to keep calm. Leo is forever telling Loretto to sit down and keep her pretty mouth shut--tight. Beth tries to comfort Janet, who is worried about her missing brother. Gus and Alice are surprised to find they are Beth hands Leo the key which allowed Janet and her into the apartment, not alone. Flanner is confused with the mysterious happenings in Apartment 13. « r May demands an explanati the cutting of the telephon Leo and Flanner question Martin Somerset to see where he had been at the time of the murder. Fogan starts to take Martin and Gus down to headquarters for Beth, Alice, Janet, and Loretto are intently interested in the questioning concerning the murders in Apartment 13. murder case. Loretto tries to explain her disheveled appearance by saying The mystery begins to unravel when the manuscript is found, she was sidetracked when going to get the cream. Ask her where she was between 9 and 10! Sarcastically, Martha tells everyone they will have to prove she is the murderess. __ The Senior Play Was Our Town CAST Stage Manager Allen Holdsworth Doctor Gibbs Michael Palmer Joe Crowell James Collier Howie Newsome Richard Russell Mrs. Gibbs Jean McConnell Mrs. Webb Joyce Kistler George Gibbs Terry King Rebecca Gibbs Mary Louise Kettering Wally Webb William Rind Emily Webb Carita Ziemer Professor Willard Dale Roberts Mr. Webb Gerald Dawson 1st Woman in auditorium Suzanne Munson Man in auditorium Lynn Frye 2nd Woman in auditorium Marilyn Zwicker Simon Stimson Michael Miller Mrs. Soames Regina Dhaemers Constable Warren Carl Krahl Si Crowell Glenn Wilson Sam Craig James Langston Joe Stoddard James Epperly The stage manager waits for the audience to get settled before he describes our town to them. Here we find Mrs. Webb and her children, Emily and Wally, at breakfast. Meet Professor Willard of the State Univer- sity. Grover's Corners--mmm--let me see--Grover’s Corners lies on the old pleiocene granite of the Appalachian range. I may say it's some of the oldest land in the world. ... Every morning for a good many years Howie Newsome and Bessie have been delivering milk to the people of Grover’s Corners. Oh, good morning, Mr. Newsome. I told you four quarts of milk, but I hope you can spare me another. Joe Crowell, the paper boy, stops to talk a bit with Doc Gibbs who is on his way home from a baby case. George, Rebecca, and their mother, Mrs. Gibbs, find a few rare moments for conversation at the breakfast table. 39 Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Webb find time for a morning chat. Myrtle, one of those second- hand furniture men from Boston came to see me last Friday, and he offered me three hundred and fifty dollars for Grandmother Wentworth's high-boy, as I'm sitting here! Doc Gibbs and his wife have been conversing for twenty years now without any noticeable barren spells. There's that town gossip, Mrs. Soames, with her mouth open as usual. It's the worst scandal that ever was in this town! 40 Emily dreamily watches the stars and listens to the night sounds from her window. 1 think, if you hold your breath, you can hear the train all the way to Contookuck! Here's Si Crowell, Howie Newsome, and Constable Warren. The fellows are feeling bad about losing one of the best baseball pitchers Grover's Corners ever had. George is getting married this afternoon to Emily. Yes, it just won't be the same without him. George and Emily set out now into a world of their own. Emily is a little frightened by the idea of getting mar- ried, and her father is having quite a time convincing her that this is what she wants to do. Why, you’re marrying the best young fellow in the world. George is a fine fellow. The choir director, Simon Stimson, and some of the town ladies were on hand to sing at the wedding. 41 This is the cemetery and the people who will greet Emily when she leaves the world of the living. 42 Sam Craig has come back for his cousin’s funeral. Sad memories come to mind as he walks among these graves. l The funeral has begun. Joe Stoddard especially dislikes officiating at young people’s funerals. On a dark, rainy day, the town people pay their last respects to Emily and her family. Father and mother, husband, and father-in-law remain alone at Emily s grave for one more good-by. Oh, earth, you’re too wonderful for anyone to realize you. ” 43 Days of Wine and Roses” Was Our Prom Theme Ruth Anne and Rick toured The Gallery. Jack has just asked Joyce to dance. I ( ' , 1 I L Gail and Allen have just arrived. Terri and Dennis seemed to like modern art. Nanci and Rich enjoyed their decorating efforts. This Paris scene seemed to fit this couple's mood. Cindee and Tom visited the French cafe Les Fleurs. Pam, Patty, and Linda served as French waitresses. 45 Though Homework Is Heavy, Juniors Find Tim President Mary Reedy Vice-President Chuck Anderson Secretary Linda Fredell Treasurer Terri Ornelis Elaine Adams Frankie Adams Larry Adams Chuck Anderson Larry Ackerman Bob Basala Steve Brown for Sports, - i Gary Buckwalter Greg Cather Linda Fredell Organizations, and Dramatics TOP FIVE Dane McCaw Terri Ornelis Trudy Snell Mary Jo Schurr Jean White Ron Cameron Dennis Carlson Linda Dawson Ron Dawson Steve Frew Patty Grant Debbie Deel John Erickson Sandra Harris Jerry Johnston David LaDue Carol Lulow 50 Karen Miller Diana Healey Jim Kitchens Dane McCaw Sharon Mueller Danny Janecke Lois Klingebiel Louis McCollom Ed Nichols Elaine Johnson Carolyn Koester Terri Ornelis Leslie Johnson Larry Kurtenbach Joey Lindburg Don Palmer Pam Petty Dennis Qualls Mike Sackfield Janie Slaymaker «4 II i Harold Watson Sam Ramsey t Herb Schnoor Toni Smith Steve Whan Janet Prosser Gary Redecker Mary Jo Schurr Trudy Snell Jean White Chuck Wiggins Don Simmon Bonnie Swinford Steve Puckett Ted Rossiter Ed Sims Phil Thornburg Roxanne Youngberg Trudy, Mary Jo, Terri, and Rob are giving a panel discussion on some of the authors who wrote during the colonial period. Corliss and Janie are learning dif- ferent knitting stitches in home economics class. 52 Sophomores Widen Their Interests President Nancy McConnell Vice-President Greg Hultgren Secretary Tim Frye Treasurer Shirley Mack Debbie Anderson Janis Anderson Rosalie Cameron Richard Child Steve Christensen Kenny Baker Kenny Cameron Karen Brumbaugh Norma Baker Pam Cope Gary Dierolf in Their Second Year of High School TOP FIVE Nancy McConnell Gary Dierolf Cathie Sloan Tarrilee Jennings Sharon Larson Steve Dochterman Larisa Dorr Joan Fritch Tim Frye Gary Durbin Rhonda Hartman Larry Henry Nancy Eddingfield Sherry Hall Don Goulet Janice Hajostek Dixie Hergert Jolene Hergert Larry Holevoet 55 Ricky Karlburg Shirley Mack ■ Darrel Melcher Pat Lulow Nancy McConnell Bruce Mandle Judy Martin Mona Meyer Mary Miller Ken Jacobs Steve Mayhew Leo Myers Tarrilee Jennings Sharon Larson Emma-Le McLaughlin Patrice Maynard Kathi Nimrick Ricky Puckett Gary Sleezer Steve Stockwell Dennis Sw in ford I Steve Rind Cathie Sloan Raymond Strom Cindy Taylor Joe Palmer I Mike Ritchie Lynn Sloan Debra Sw in ford Brian Zwicker Kent Pearson V- 'T Cindee Sharer Jim Smith Doug Plank Richard Simmon Robert Staley 57 To get an idea for her own project, Sharon Larson looks over the projects of previous classes. Let's see! How do you get across the river at Cave-in-Rock?” Cindy, Debbie, and Joan are studying a unit on traveling in General Business. Freshmen Find High School President Stan Miller Vice-President Gale Ornelis Secretary Barbara Floyd Treasurer Lynda Adams Gary Adams Lynda Adams Mike Anderson Dennis Ayers Paul Barnett Linda Blaylock Jill Buckwalter Vonnie Bell gQ Mary Carlson Linda Claeys John Collier Susan Cope Kim Behrensmeyer Kathy Butler Billy Cox Baffling but Fun TOP FIVE Kent Keim George Mehall Kim Behrensmeyer Gale Ornelis Sue Kale Mike Coyne Jerry Crawford Barbara Floyd Hope Harkey Janet DeGreve Jim Elliott Larry Engholm Joyce Erickson Renee Goulet Dennis Green Linda Hall David Ford Peggy Hartman Dale Hergert Mary Hergert Mike Hergert gj Glenn Hohl Kenny Johnson Linda Overton Sue Kale George Mehall Marlys Johnson Karen Petterson Gary Holliday ■ Joyce Koester Steve Miller Tom Johnson Billy Potter Judy Johansen Howard Johnston Debbie Nichols Debbie Raatz ■ Denny Kaalberg Jim McKinley David Raine Jo Rhodenbaugh Elaine Timmons Tom Weihler Rex Rogers Keith Staley Annabelle Stumpf Nancy Wagoner Steve White Mark Rossiter Terry Staley Lauri Swanson Grant Weber Greg Wilson Alan Talley Tom Thompson Many Freshmen attended their first Homecom- ing Dance this year. 63 Anticipation Marks the Beginning teaching child care . . . At freshman initiation each senior gets to show off his peculiar talent such as knotting up hair . . . setting up delightful excursions into panfuls of surprises . . . of Our Freshman Year suggesting the correct usage of make-up . . . advising freshmen on the very latest in evening wear and . . . informing the initiates of certain other duties to the seniors. 65 Freshmen Move Up to New Experiences In General Science, freshmen learn how the moon affects the tides and the seasons. David Stark, Sue Kale, and Judy Johansen are studying the earth. 66 No, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious isn't even in the unabridged dictionary, Mike. ACTIVITIES Struggling to Keep Deadlines, the Ivy Tower Staff CO-EDITOR Joyce Kistler CO-EDITOR Jean McConnell ASSISTANT EDITOR, ADVERTISING MANAGER Regina Dhaemers SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER Marilyn Zwicker Learned Co-operation and Responsibility Nellie Blaylock and Ruth Anne Dawson worked hard on the Junior High and Grade School sections of our year book. Terri Omelis helped a great deal on the yearbook this year. Her duties included the underclassmen’s divisions. Mary Jo Schurr and Jean White learned the basic ideas in editing a yearbook as they set up various pages throughout the Ivy Tower. 69 Shirley Mack, Gale Ornelis, Debbie Raatz, and Kathi Nimrick helped the annual staff sell yearbooks. The magazine sales captains, Mary Jo Schurr and Suzanne Munson, did a fine job of keeping the sale well organized. 70 TOP FIVE MAGAZINE SALESMEN: Carita Ziemer, first; Joyce Kistler, second; Diana Pace, third; Chuck Wiggins, fourth; Elaine Johnson, fifth. The Senior $30 Club consists of people who sold over $30 worth of magazines. This year the Seniors were the victors of the campaign. First Row: Marilyn Anderson, Gail Sleezer, Mary Louise Kettering, Suzanne Munson, Mary Jane Weihler. Second Row: Carl Krahl, Jane Wallin, Sheila Secymore, Marilyn Zwicker, Bob Slavish. This is the Junior $30 Club. We too sold over $30 worth of magazines. We tried hard to win, but we’ll try harder next year. First Row: Elaine Adams, Mary Reedy, Linda Fredell, Terry Harkey, Loren Zeitler. Second Row: Leonard Carlstrom, Terri Orneiis, Jean White, Mary Jo Schurr, Jerry Johnston. 71 New Experiences Are Gained Through Advertising First Row: Mary Jo Schurr, Mary Jane Weihler, Carl Krahl, Mary Louise Kettering. Second Row: Joyce Kistler, Ray Docherty, Carita Ziemer, Regina Dhaemers. First Row: Nanci Beam, Ruth Anne Dawson, Duane Wallin. Second Row: Marilyn Zwicker, Dennis Myers, Suzanne Munson, Jane Wallin, Jean McConnell. Student Council Acts as Voice of Students Each year the Student Council of Sherrard sponsors Homecoming and a Christmas party. A lot of work goes into the planning, advertising, and decorating for the Homecoming weekend. In addition to sponsoring these events, the council members attend a Cornbelt Conference Student Council meeting to discuss and exchange problems and ideas. Also, five members and Mr. Duty, Student Council ad- visor, attended the District Convention at Macomb. This year the council initiated a Student Council Week, the purposes of which were to help boost school spirit and to get the students interested in the work of their governing body. Vice-President Danny Janecke and President Marilyn Zwicker are collect- ing money for the March of Dimes. Representatives of the classes and clubs in Student Council are: Mary Louise Kettering and Bob Slavish, Mary Jo Schurr and Danny Janecke, Steve Christensen and Carole Ash, Joyce Koester and George Mehall, Lynn Frye, Richard Dochterman, Ruth Anne Dawson, Joyce Kistler, Judy Martin, and Brian Zwicker. Absent is Larry Adams. 73 Future Homemakers Advance to the Door First Row: Mrs. Stone. Nanci Beam, Gail Sleezer, Mary Louise Salter, Judy Truby, Sheila Secymore. Second Row: Marilyn Zwicker, Nellie Blaylock, Donna Ford, Carita Ziemer, Mary Jane Weihler, Ruth Anne Dawson, Sandra Taylor. Third Row: Jean McConnell, Jane Wallin, Diane McCoy, Connie Miller, Bonita Meyer, Sandra Phelps, Marilyn Anderson. First Row; Mary Jo Schurr, Trudy Snell, Patty Grant, Donna Green, Carolyn Koester. Second Row: Linda Fredell, Mary Reedy, Linda Dawson, Doris Anderson, Bonnie Swinford, Patti Anderson. Third Row: Elaine Johnson, Corliss Miller, Janie Slaymaker, Karen Miller, Roxanne Youngberg. Lucille Brown, Terri Ornelis. 74 of the Future Through FHA Activities First Row: Sharon Larson, Cindy Taylor, Joan Fritch, Shirley Mack, Judy Martin, Janis Anderson. Second Row: Jo- lene Hergert, Dixie Hergert, Lynn Sloan, Larisa Dorr, Cathie Sloan, Patrice Maynard, Tarrilee Jennings. Third Row: Debra Swinford, Norma Baker, Janis Hurley, Diana Fenton, Rhonda Hartman, Sherry Hall, Cindee Sharer, Rosalie Cameron. Absent: Frances Bousman, Janice Hajostek. First Row: Janet DeGreve, Joyce Koester, Nancy Wagoner, Debbie Raatz, Sue Kale, Joyce Erickson. Second Row: Linda Beam, Ren6e Goulet, Elaine Timmons, Susan Cope, Judy Johansen, Karen Petterson, Linda Claeys. Third Row Jo Rhodenbaugh, Lynda Adams, Barbara Floyd, Peggy Hartman, Hope Harkey, Debbie Nichols, Mary Hergert. 75 FHA Worked Toward New Goals Through FHA OFFICERS: Pam Petty, Vice-President of Public Relations; Sharon Mueller, Vice-President of Projects; Mary Louise Kettering, Treasurer; Suzanne Munson, First Vice-President; Joyce Kistler, President; Regina Dhaemers, Secretary; Carole Ash, Vice-President of Recreation; Nancy McConnell, Historian. These building blocks rep- resent the FHA projects this year. The projects were car- ried out by guest speakers, skits, and panel discussions at our regular meetings. Each class sponsored a project of their own such as helping at the Sherrard Day Care Center and holding a tea at the East Moline State Hospital. Our community project was col- lecting money for the Boy Scouts of America. Other ac- tivities sponsored by the FHA were the Mother-Daughter Banquet, Daddy-Date Night, and the spring style show. The new officers were initiated at the style show. The FHA and FFA sponsored the annual Sweetheart Swirl. Our chapter has certainly been busy this year. Class Projects and Community Services The FHA family--Doug Krahl, Little Brother; Karen Wagoner, Little Sister; Mrs. Stropes, Grandmother; Mr. Munson, Father; Mrs. Hampton, Mother; and Danny Zwicker, Big Brother--received pins at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Mrs. Hampton gave a toast to the daughters as Marilyn Anderson, soloist; Mrs. Schillinger, guest speaker; and Joyce Kistler, mistress of ceremonies, looked on. The Theme for the Sweetheart Swirl Doug Krahl and Karen Wagoner carried the crowns with which Chuck Anderson, Vice-President of FFA, and Joyce Kistler, President of FHA, crowned Queen Marilyn and King Danny. Queen Marilyn Zwicker and King Danny Zwicker 78 Duane Wallin and Mary Jo Schurr, First Attendants Was Garden of Love” Brian Zwicker and Mary Jane Weihler, Second Attendants Carita and Donna serve Sharon and Richard refreshments during in termission at the Sweetheart Dance. Diane and Eddie stop to chat by the brick wall Making a wish, Marilyn and Duane gaze into the wishing well, and trellis as they enter the dance floor. yq FFA Trains Young Men to Become FFA Officers--First Row: Larry Kurtenbach, Secretary; Danny Zwicker, President; Chuck Anderson, Vice-Presi- dent. Second Row: Brian Zwicker, Student Council; Dane McCaw, Reporter; Mr. Gregory, Advisor; Duane Wallin, Treasurer; Dennis Pitman, Sentinel. Dane McCaw placed first in the Farm Planning Contest; Larry Kurtenbach placed second; and Duane Wallin placed third and also won the award in Dairy Production. The Land Judging Contest was won by Richard Simmon. 80 Better Farmers, Citizens, and Leaders FFA--First Row: Duane Wallin, Dane McCaw, Danny Zwicker, Larry Kurtenbach, Chuck Anderson, Dennis Pit- man. Second Row: Mr. Gregory, Vince Patrizi, Darrel Melcher, Steven White, Greg Cather, Ken Johnson. Third Row: Mike Johnson, Steve Brumbaugh. Mike Weatherford, Mike Coyne, Steve Krahl, Larry Holevoet, Jim Smith, David Johnson. Fourth Row; Larry Ackerman, Richard Simmon, Brian Zwicker, Gary Durbin, Mike Ritchie, Steve Dochterman, Kent Pearson. Fifth Row: Bill White, Jim Carver, Gary Dierolf, Paul Barnett, Terry Harkey, Steve Whan, Eddie Sims, John Arendt. These couples enjoyed refreshments served at the Sweetheart Dance. The dance was sponsored jointly by the FFA and FHA. Coordination and cooperation insured speedy service at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Are you sampling or serving, fellows? 82 Duane Wallin served coffee at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. The FTA Theme This Year Was Forward Through Achievement” The Sherrard Future Teachers of America had a membership of twenty. The club honored the teachers by presenting them with a flower to wear at open house during American Education Week in November. The teachers also received a rosy-red apple during the week. The FTA attended the fall workshop at Galva High School and three division meet- ings in area schools. Ruth Anne Dawson was elected attendance secretary for the Blackhawk Di- vision FTA. The state convention was held in Rock Island this year. OFFICERS: Jane Wallin, Vice-President; Ruth Anne Dawson, President. First Row: Regina Dhaemers, Mary Louise Salter, Sharon Mueller, Mary Jo Schurr, Jean White, Ruth Anne Dawson. Second Row: Tarrilee Jennings, Janis Hurley, Diana Fenton, Judy Martin, Susan Frye, Jane Wallin. Third Row: Cindee Sharer, Patty Grant, Lois Klingebiel, Bonnie Swinford, Marilyn Anderson, Debra Sanders, Mary Reedy, Nellie Blaylock. 83 Many Interesting and Enjoyable Programs SOPRA NOS - - First Row: Linda Claeys, Kathy Butler, Pam Petty, Jolene Hergert, Jane Wallin, Linda Fredell, Linda Dawson. Mary Reedy. Second Row: Diana Fenton, Vonnie Bell, Linda Blaylock, Elaine Johnson, Judy Truby, Mari- lyn Anderson, Rosalie Cameron, Marilyn Zwicker, Regina Dhaemers. BOYS' CHORUS--First Row: Greg Wilson, Paul Barnett, Tom Johnson, Larry Holevoet, Darrel Melcher, Tom Weih- ler, Ricky Puckett, Mike Anderson. Second Row: Richard Child, Richard Dochterman, Jerry Dawson, Gary Dierolf, Doug Plank, Steve Christensen, Richard Simmon, Sam Ramsey, Brian Zwicker. Third Row: Steve Krahl, Herb Schnoor, Jim Langston, Steve Mayhew, Terry King, Leonard Carlstrom, Mrs. King, Louis McCollom, Glenn Wilson, Duane Wallin, Greg Hultgren, Ron Cameron. Are Given by the Chorus Throughout the Year SECOND SOPRANOS--First Row: Dianne Krider, Janis Anderson, Cindee Sharer, Mary Louise Salter, Carole Ash, Mary Jo Schurr, Patty Grant. Second Row: Sue Kale, Janis Hurley, Lynn Sloan, Mary Miller, Patti Anderson, Carita Ziemer, Rhonda Hartman, Cathie Sloan, Diana Healey. Third Row: Debbie Nichols, Suzanne Munson, Nanci Beam, Sherry Hall. ALTOS--First Row: Judy Martin, Nancy McConnell, Shirley Mack, Tarrilee Jennings, Sherry Hall, Joyce Kistler, Mary Carlson. Second Row: Joyce Erickson, Lois Klingebiel, Roxanne Youngberg, Doris Anderson, Peggy Hartman, Hope Harkey, Bonnie Swinford, Nellie Blaylock, Cindy Taylor. Third Row: Joyce Koester, Ruth Anne Dawson, Linda Beam, Nancy Wagoner, Debbie Raatz, Mary Jane Weihler, Patrice Maynard, Mary Louise Kettering, Joan Fritch. Fourth Row: Mary Hergert, Jo Rhodenbaugh, Debbie Deel, Carol Lulow, Lynda Adams, Dixie Hergert, Jean McConnell, Sandra Taylor, Debbie Sanders. Herb Schnoor, Diana Fenton, Terry King, Marilyn Zwicker, Richard Dochterman, Sam Ramsey, Jean McCon- nell, and Mary Jane Weihler were accompanied by the rest of the chorus in this year’s Christmas concert. The girls’ sextet, Jo Rhodenbaugh, Cindee Sharer, Carole Ash, Nancy McConnell. Marilyn Zwicker, and Linda Dawson, sang O Holy Night.” Judy Martin and Marilyn Anderson practiced long hours for Marilyn’s solo. With Cindee Sharer’s accompaniment, Jim Langston, Brian Zwicker, and Doug Plank, absent, were vocalists in Poor Little Jesus.” Larry Holevoet, Carita Ziemer, Patti Grant, Mike Anderson, Bonnie Swinford, Jane Wallin, Judy Truby, Nellie Blay lock, and Tarrilee Jennings helped throughout the year by passing and checking out music. Sherrard High School Concert and Marching Band Band Members Work in Harmony BRASS--First Row: Ted Rossiter, Mark Rossiter, Duane Wallin, Sam Ramsey, Brenda Bulter, Kent Pearson. Second Row: Howard Johnston, Larry Holevoet, Kent Keim, Greg Hultgren, Brian Zwicker, Renee Goulet. PERCUSSION: Keith Staley, Mary Reedy, David Ford, Kim Behrensmeyer, Sherry Hall, Ed Nichols, Mary Louise Kettering, Mary Jo Schurr, Tarrilee Jennings. Under the Direction of Mr. Kruse SAXOPHONES--First Row: Tom Weihler, Larry Adams, Larry Kurtenbach, Jim Langston. Second Row: Dianne Schalk, Nancy Wagoner, Jo Rhodenbaugh, Gary Adams, David Stark. WOODWINDS--First Row: Joyce Kistler, Suzanne Munson, Barbara Floyd, Doris Anderson, Mary Louise Salter, Marilyn Anderson, Jane Wallin, Lois Klingebiel. Second Row: Darrel Melcher, Janis Hurley, Jim McKinley, Bob Schriver, Linda Beam, Cindee Sharer, Carole Ash, Judy Martin. Our First Float Ties for First Place A Band party. Hootenanny A-Go-Go, was planned jointly by the Band Officers and Band Boosters; this January event gave the Band officers greater responsibility. The Band officers are Judy Martin, Student Council Representative; Mary Reedy, Secretary-Treasurer; Jane Wallin, President; Brenda Butler, Vice-President; and Mary Jo Schurr, Advisor. TWIRLERS: Gale Ornelis, Sharon Mueller, Sandra Taylor, Head Twirler; Rhonda Hartman, Patti Anderson. Band Boosters Assume Money-Raising Projects k Our Drum Major, Sam Ramsey, worked hard to lead the marching band. The Band Boosters’ officers are Mrs. Zwicker, Secretary; Mrs. Martin, Vice- President; Mrs. Schurr, President; and Mrs. Klingebiel, Treasurer. They helped our band raise money for instruments and uniforms by several projects-- selling birthday calenders, working at basketball games, and sponsoring an Ice Cream Social. FLAG BEARERS; Linda Dawson, Debbie Nichols, Lynda Adams, Connie Miller, Pam Petty, Linda Fredell. 93 We Explore the Worlds of Science and Literature SCIENCE CLUB--First Row: Marilyn Zwicker, Jean McConnell, Doris Anderson, Jean White, Sharon Mueller. Debra Sanders. Trudy Snell, Nanci Beam, Gail Sleezer. Second Row: Mr. King, Advisor; George Bloomquist. Loren Zeitler, Regina Dhaemers, Danny Janecke, Carita Ziemer, Ron Floyd, Jim Collier, Mary Jo Schurr. Third Row: Lynn Frye, Terri Ornelis, Rob Basala, Jerry Dawson, Mike Eddingfield, Chuck Anderson, Rick Anderson, Bob Slavish, Richard Dochterman, Allen Holdsworth, Bob Basala. Fourth Row: Sam Ramsey, Larry Kurtenbach, Danny Zwicker, Mike Hartman, Dane McCaw, Mike Palmer, Jerry Johnston, Larry Adams, Terry King, John Erickson. 94 LITERARY CLUB--First Row: Mrs. Short, Advisor; Dane McCaw, President; Danny Janecke, Vice-President; Sharon Mueller, Secretary; Mary Reedy, Treasurer; Terri Ornelis, Linda Fredell. Second Row: Jean White, Mary Jo Schurr, Sam Ramsey, Larry Adams, Corliss Miller, Sandra Taylor, Linda Dawson, John Erickson. Third Row: Judy Martin, Trudy Snell, Karen Miller, Patti Anderson, Pam Petty, Doris Anderson, Chuck Anderson. Track Ends a Year J Preparing for a quick start and a record breaking run are Mike Hartman, Skip Roberts, Allen Holdsworth, and Bob Slavish. The shot-put is pushed through the air by Don Simmon. With a mighty leap Richard Dochterman and Bob Basala clear the low hurdles together. of Competitive Sports The 1965 Sherrard Tiger Track Team had a very successful season. For the second straight year they won the Alexis Relays with eight schools entered. Sherrard finished eighth in the tough Galva Relays with thirty schools entered. They finished fourth in the Cornbelt Conference meet, and won four dual and triangular meets. The 1965 track season was considered one of Sherrard's most successful. Pole vaulter, Chuck Wiggins, prepares to take his try at the high bar. Glenn Wilson stretches to clear the high hurdles. With room to spare, Rob Basala goes over the high jump. The Tigers Completed a Season of Smashing VARSITY--First Row: Richard Dochterman, Raylee Miller, Kick Anderson, Ron Dawson, Jim Mears, Bob Slav- ish, David LaDue. Second Row: Steve Mayhew, Manager; Jerry Dawson, Greg Frew, Joey Lindburg, Herb Schnoor, Bob Basala, Jim Epperly, Dale Roberts, Ken Cameron, Manager. Third Row; Mr. Billups, Coach; Greg Hultgren, Ed Sims, Ed Nichols, Rob Basala, Duane Wall;n, Glenn Wilson, Dennis Erickson, Mr. Jackson, Assistant Coach. Fourth Row: Jerry Johnston, Allen Holdsworth, Louis McCollom, Mike Palmer, Lindell Gos- ney, Gary Buckwalter, Carl Krahl. JUNIOR VARSITY--First Row; Howard Johnston, Bob Schriver, Steve Miller, Jerry Crawford, David Ford, Rick Karlburg, John Collier. Second Row: Tim Frye, Gary Sleezer, Jon Holland, Gary Holliday, Larry Henry, Lloyd Ford, Gary Durbin. Third Row; Mr. Woodley, Coach; Kenny Baker, Richard Simmon, Brian Zwicker, Kent Keim, Leo Myers, Gary Dierolf, Steve Rind, Kent Pearson, Manager. Fourth Row; Tony Starcevich, Stan Miller, Jim McKinley, Steve Dochterman, George Mehall, Kim Behrensmeyer, Tom Thompson. 98 Victories and Heartbreaking Defeats Dennis Erickson, End Honorable Mention All-Conference Mike Palmer, Fullback Honorable Mention All-Conference Jerry Dawson, Guard First Team All-Conference First Team All-Western Illinois Special Mention Little All-State Bob Slavish, Quarterback Glenn Wilson, Fullback Sherrard 6 Sherrard 13 Sherrard 7 Sherrard 6 Sherrard 13 Sherrard 13 Sherrard 6 Sherrard 27 100 Greg Frew, Center Dale Roberts, Halfback Carl Krahl, Tackle Abingdon 13 Rockridge 0 Cambridge 32 Alwood 0 Winola 6 Orion 25 Atkinson 14 Westmer 0 Honorable Mention All-Conference Allen Holdsworfh, Tackle Jim Epperly, Center Honorable Mention All-Conference Richard Dochterman, Halfback Honorable Mention All-Conference 101 Raylee Miller, Guard The crowd reflects a mixture of anticipation and excitement at the Homecoming game. 102 The scoreboard was donated by the alumni, the Board of Education, and the Athletic Association. CORNBELT CONFERENCE STANDINGS Wins Loss Atkinson 6 1 Rockridge 6 1 Sherrard 4 3 Orion 4 3 Cambridge 4 3 Alwood 3 4 Winola 1 6 Westmer 0 7 103 Bonfire + Pep Rally + Parade Mr. Kruse and the Band worked hard to provide the necessary music for the parade. Whether you explain it as skill or beginner's luck, the Band captured first place with their first entry in the Homecoming Parade. The Juniors did not let the Band have all the glory. They too placed first. + Football Game + Dance = A popular song title and hard work did not seem to be the answer for the Sophomores. Although the Seniors did not place in class competition, they worked hard to prepare their last class float. Stomp 'Em Under was the Freshmen's first entry in high school competition. ’65-’66 Homecoming Success Junior attendant was Debbie Deel. 106 Sophomore attendant was Rhonda Hartman. Freshman attendant was Debbie Raatz. Mike pinned Regina's mum on before entering the dance. Pam waited while Frankie bought the tickets. Sharon and Richard, Beverly and Mike danced to the music of the Rythmeers. The moment we all waited for came when Sherry At the end of the dance, Allen took down his football and gave it to and Bob were crowned by last year's king and queen. Dianna. 107 Homecoming Dance—A Night to Remember 108 The coronation was followed by the grand march. Sherry and Bob led the dancing. Prince Carl Krahl and Princess Connie Miller Junior attendants were Joey Lindburg and Debbie Deel. Sophomore attendants were Steve Dochterman and Rhonda Hartman. Freshman attendants were Tony Starcevich and Debbie Raatz. 109 Sherrard’s Lively Cheerleaders Set The crowd kept a little warmer as they followed cheers led by Varsity Cheerleaders, Regina Dhaemers, Mary Jo Schurr, Mary Louise Kettering, Mary Jane Weihler, and Carita Ziemer. 110 The Junior Varsity games were enlivened by cheers led by Shirley Mack, Debbie Raatz, Carole Ash, and Nancy Wagoner. Exciting Tempo and Stir Enthusiasm Dreaming of a victory, the Varsity Cheerleaders, Carita Ziemer, Mary Jo Schurr, Regina Dhaemers, and Mary Louise Kettering, look to their Tigers for support. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Debbie Raatz, Shirley Mack, Carole Ash, and Nancy Wagoner, like streaks of gold, cheer their team on. Ill Varsity Basketball Kneeling: Mr. Jackson, Coach; Kenny Cameron, Steve Mayhew, Managers. Standing: Chuck Anderson, Rick Anderson, Jim Epperly, Chuck Wiggins, Rob Basala, Gary Buckwalter, Don Simmon, Mike Palmer, Jerry John- ston, Rick Russell, Ron Floyd, Bob Basala, Jerry Dawson. Looking forward to a victory. Rick Anderson, Rick Russell, and Chuck Wiggins board the players' bus. 112 Junior Varsity Kneeling: Mr. Billups, Coach; Steve Miller, Richard Child, Steve Rind, Richard Simmon, Denny Kaalberg, Tom Weihler, Gary Durbin, Manager. Standing: Gary Holliday, Kenny Baker, Tim Frye, Mike Ritchie, Greg Hultgren, Steve Dochterman, Steve Christensen, Stan Miller, Tony Starcevich, Tom Thompson, Larry Henry, Kent Keim. 113 Mr. Billups and the boys are planning some new strategy for their next game. Basketball Season Found the Tigers RON FLOYD, Forward MIKE PALMER, Center Honorable Mention All-Conference 114 JIM EPPERLY, Guard ROB BASALA, Forward Honorable Mention All-Conference Abounding in Fighting Spirit JERRY DAWSON, Guard JERRY JOHNSTON, Forward BOB BASALA, Guard GARY BUCKWALTER, Forward Sherrard 59 Alexis 45 Sherrard 48 Westmer 57 Sherrard 46 Rockridge 44 Sherrard 58 Rockridge 56 Sherrard 39 Westmer 36 Sherrard 42 Orion 46 Sherrard 57 Cambridge 45 Sherrard 43 Cambridge 59 Sherrard 42 Aledo 50 Sherrard 54 Atkinson 63 Sherrard 45 Atkinson 73 Sherrard 56 Alwood 65 Sherrard 48 Orion 50 Sherrard 56 Morrison 67 Sherrard 44 Alwood 43 Sherrard 67 Winola 45 Sherrard 42 R.O. V.A. 51 Sherrard 50 Knoxville 66 Sherrard 69 Winola 53 116 117 Sophomore Lions Win the Volleyball Championship 118 First Row: Rhonda Hartman, Joan Fritch, Cindy Taylor. Second Row: Mary Miller, Judy Martin, Tarrilee Jennings. Third Row: Janis Hurley, Patrice Maynard, Shirley Mack. Girls’ P.E. Improves Old Skills and Adds New Ones Physical Education helps students understand the mechanics of body movement and develops patterns of movement that will help them carry on their daily activities successfully. P.E. Offers Girls a Challenge in Sports The squad leader, Diane McCoy, demonstrates to her squad the underhand serve in volleyball. The introduction of the roving player rule into girls' basketball has resulted in a more interesting and faster-moving 120 8ame' JUNIOR HIGH To These We Look for Aid and Advice ELLOISE LILLIMAN Seventh Grade WOODROW SALTER Eighth Grade ESTER SALTER Eighth Grade LARRY SCHULTE Eighth Grade JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Jim Johansen, Mike Schalk, John Watson. Wayne Sloan, Dave Child, David Cummings, Danny Adams, Mr. Salter. Second Row: Winnie Jones, Lynn Harkey, Sue Breitenstein, Angela Todd, Paula Jennings, Janet Miller, Isabel Juras, Bel Waterman. Third Row: Kathleen Coyne, Celia Puckett, Polly Nice, Kathi Smith, William Slavish, Jay Hutchins, Ray Castrey, Bill LaDue. Fourth Row: Sherry Hartman, Sharman Thuren, Judy Deel, Joyce Nalevanko, Brian Patterson, Steve Slavish, Jeff Dawson, Brett Munson. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Mark Ornelis, Danny Frye, Di- ane Rhodenbaugh, Donna Anderson, Kathy Zwicker, Cindy Yeater, Mrs. Salter. Sec- ond Row: Ken Tomlinson, Billy Sturms, Stephen Grant, Ron Wadsworth, Gary Mil- ler, Ricky Palmer, Susie Hayostek, Sandra Vercauteren. Third Row: Kenny Johnston, Randy Brasmer, James Jordan, Robbie Dav- ison, Paul Mital, Bruce Hurley, Brent Van DeWostine, Robert Connell. Fourth Row: Glenda Daggett, Carole Crawford, Lyle Manthe, Gary Kaalberg, Larry Reed, Mark Mandle, Lonnie Pace. Absent: Sandra McKinley. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Bill Andersorf, Michael Allen, James Hajostek, Donald Lulow, Ronald Johnson, Betty Whitlock, Susan Swinford, Linda Petty. Second Row: Thomas Swan- son, Lamar Cox, Michael Wardlow, Dennis Roberts, Roxanne Bousman, Elmer Risher, Billie Jean Ritchie, Linda Breiby, Mr. Schulte. Third Row: Diana Anderson, Larry Carlson, Mary Ann Gray, Patricia Wilson, Robert Anderson, Albert Hampton, Robin Hutt, Roland Hartman. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Mike Sloan, Mike Bunch, Bon- nie Erickson, Jolane Laffoon, Rita Martin, Pamela Chapman, Jon Raatz, Joe Fritch, Mrs. Lilliman. Second Row: Gary Loy, George Schriver, Lee Nice, David Bleuer, Joe Schurr, Jack Tindall, Susie Crawford, Karen Voelcker, Sherry Jordan. Third Row: Karen McLaughlin, Roxanne Con- nell, Kathy Stark, Dennis Hurley, Sammy Langston, Bonnie Butler, Brenda Hemphill, Roberta Lingafelter. Fourth Row: Vickie Blick, Michael Nickell, Pamela Nelson, Susan Timmons, Marlys Rosenberger, Gay Behrensmeyer, Nancy Meyer, Rick McGuire. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Cheryl Fenton, Julie Frew, Nora Kale, Donnie McLaughlin, Tom Secymore, Kenn Willis, Mark Mueller, Mrs. Jackson. Second Row: Ruth Ann Hannah, Glen Melcher, Gary Woehlk, Leslie Brasmer, Mark Sloan, Mark Patterson, Dan Heiar, Kenny Presson. Third Row: Don Lamb, Dianne Krouse, Mary Ann Johnson, Veta Brumbaugh, Sharon Reed, Judy Bodman, Cindy Cooper, Priscilla Rathbun. Fourth Row: Pam Turner, Danny Hamerlinck, Danny Healey, Ricky Hartman, Linda Lewis, Julie Kindelsperger, Laurie Hergert, Jesse Gray. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Bobby Ater, Thomas Dawson, Terry Raine, Sheryl Swanson, Joan Hergert, Cheryle Johnson, Joe Zimmerman, Gregory Verbout. Second Row: Eva Ann Cameron, Bob Henry, John Benton, Ronald Terrill, Michael Zwicker, William Wilson, Larry Wadsworth, Mr. Hamerly. Third Row: David Blaylock, Stephen Mack, Jane Elli- ott, Larry Redman, James Hergert, Randy Allen, Helen Eddingfield. Fourth Row: Ricky Kurtenbach, Deborah Walker, Allen L. Johnson, Deri Wilkins, Michael Vale, Beverly Davis, Ronald Gosney. You Can’t Beat Our Band or Chorus The Junior High Band practices three times a week for their spring concert and their band festival. First Row: Paula Jennings, Vickie Blick, Sharman Thuren, Daniel Adams, George Schriver. Second Row: Wayne Sloan, Gay Behrens - meyer, Gary Miller, Julie Kindelsperger, Veta Brumbaugh, David Child, John Watson, Linda Lewis, Jackie Tindall, Mike Schalk. Third Row: Robert Henry, Glen Melcher, Ray Castrey, Jim Hergert, Randy Brasmer, Deri Wilkins, Mike Zwicker, David Bleuer. Fourth Row: Linda Breiby, Jon Raatz, Joe Schurr, Gary Kaalberg, Jesse Grey, Mr. Kruse. Rhythm, melody, and harmony are studied by Susie Hayostek, Glenda Daggett, Kathy Zwicker, Donna Anderson, Diane Rhodenbaugh. and Sandra Vercautern in chorus. 125 These Basketballers Added Three Awards to the Trophy Case EIGHTH GRADE--First Row: Jim Johansen, Manager; Mark Ornelis, Jay Hutchins, Bill LaDue, Ray Castrey, Bob Connell, David Child, Bill Anderson, Manager. Second Row: Mr. Schulte, Coach; A1 Hampton, Brett Munson, Jeff Dawson, Steve Slavish. Randy Brasmer, Roddy Hartman, Kenny Johnston. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Lynn Harkey, Diane Rhodenbaugh, Joyce 126 Nalevanko. Sherrard 52 Orion 19 Sherrard 47 Alexis 15 Sherrard 35 Cambridge 21 Sherrard 62 Rockridge 30 Sherrard 53 Andover 22 Sherrard 47 Alexis 15 Sherrard 42 Winola 25 Sherrard 35 Orion 19 Sherrard 27 Cambridge 22 Sherrard 61 Rockridge 44 Sherrard 54 Andover 37 Sherrard 62 Alwood 32 Cornbelt Tournament Sherrard 36 Orion 14 Sherrard 44 Andover 19 Sherrard 30 Cambridge 20 Aledo Tournament Sherrard 55 Monmouth 51 Sherrard 43 Aledo 48 We Won the Lightweight Tournament SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Roberta Lingafelter, Cindy Cooper, Vicki Blick. SEVENTH GRADE--First Row: Ken Presson, Dennis Hurley, Mark Sloan, Tom Dawson, Mike Sloan, Jack Tin- dall, Mark Mueller, Bob Henry. Second Row: Joe Zimmerman, Manager; Mr. Hamerly, Coach; Don Lamb, Joe Schurr, Danny Hamerlinck, Mike Nickell, Rick Hartman, Steve Mack, Rick Kurtenbach, Mike Zwicker. 127 We Improve Leadership and Enjoy Recreation The Junior High Student Council displays good school spirit at their basketball games. Council Members: Linda Petty, Mary Ann Johnson, Treasurer; Carole Crawford, Janet Miller, Secretary; Lyle Manthe, President; A1 Hampton, Bill LaDue, Vice-President; Bob Henry, Jackie Tindall. Junior High Co-ed Physical Education classes learn the meaning of sociability as they promenade home. HELEN SCHAECHTER Preemption The Foundation of Every State GAIL MITCHELL Preemption CHRISTINE MYERS Preemption MABEL ROBBINS Preemption MARY JANE MOODY Swedona EDNA NIMRICK Swedona MABEL STARK Matherville MARY ASH Matherville i GEORGIA FOLTZ Matherville ORVILLE MINTEER • Matherville 130 Is the Education of Its Youth DOROTHY DAVID Rural MYRTLE BAXTER Rural MARGUERITE KRUSE Sherrard MARY BATES Sherrard CAROLINE ALVIN Sherrard EVA SEITZ Sherrard NANCY KENNEY Sherrard JUANITA SCHUTTE Coyne Center KATHLEEN ADAMS Coyne Center BEVERLY PEARSON Coyne Center 131 Teachers Prepare Students for the Future MONETA MARTIN Coyne Center RAMONA McMEEKAN Coyne Center DORCAS COLLIER Coyne Center NANETTE WILLIAMS Coyne Center CHRISTINE BEVILL Coyne Center STANLEY RAPP Coyne Center MATHERVILLE FIRST GRADE First Row: Brian Redpath, Kevin Basala, Steven Gulley, Bryan Adams, David Voelcker, William Gauley, Michael Car- ney, Darren Rind. Second Row: Katherine Jordan, Elaine Harris, Lisa Johnson, Cyn- thia Thompson, Debra Mullenburg, Reta Allen, Teresa Sloan, Allen Smith. Third Row: Dea Marie Encapera, Brenda Child, Karen Slavish, Daniel Hainline, Theresa Harlander, Jill Ann Crawford, Craig Eas- ley, Jyla Maree Frye, Mrs. Stark. MATHERVILLE SECOND AND THIRD GRADE First Row: Scott Guyton, George Seaburg, Gary Cameron, Terry Johnson, Rodney Peterson, Tommy Anderson, Joel Basala, Danny Palmer, Monte Adams. Second Row: David Basala, Larry Adams, Kim Miller, Taina Erdmann, Elaine Allen, Cynthia Green, DeAnn Hall, Nicki En- capera, Richard Carney, Danny Sloan. Third Row: Peggy Anderson, Jared Jordan, Mary Linn Smith, Kenneth Corwin, John Timmons, Shan Arkle, Tammy Hainline, Valerie Johnson, Veronica Laktas, Michael McGee, Mrs. Ash. MATHERVILLE THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE First Row: Dennis Corwin, Tony Slavish, Douglas Bonick, Joseph Anderson, James Hartman, Roger Jacobs, Donald Baker, Robert Robinson, Daniel Matkovic. Sec- ond Row: Cassie Adams, Rhonda Erdmann, Michele Encapera, Nanette Basala, Sheri Arkle, Bonnie Ziemer, Marcile Collier, Rhonda Easley, Mary Lou Joyner, Deborah Green. Third Row: Derek Guyton, Lori Hartman, Stephen Adams, Janice Jordan, Robert Carney, Dennis Rodgers, Bruce Rind. Ronald Miller, Allen Hartman, Mrs. Foltz. MATHERVILLE FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE First Row: Pat Sloan, Edward Hainline, Walter Strom, Ralph Corwin, Steven Eas- ley, Kenneth Jordan, Brian Child. Second Row: Leslie Encapera, Claudia Taylor, Diana Palmer. Tamara Slavish, Mary Mil- ler, Karen Child, Marlene Jansen, Cindy Lulow, Babette Vale, Theresa Laktas. Third Row: Miss McCardle, David Mital, David Adams, Kevin Voelcker. Rodger Slavish, Bill Bonick, Debbie Robinson, Kristine Lindburg, Steve Peterson, Mr. Minteer. Fourth Row: Jim Crawford, Chris Basala, Douglas Erdmann, Judith Jordan, Angela Encapera, John Jordan, Marla Mat- kovic, Cindy Gulley, Mike Jacobs, Randy Corwin. SWEDONA FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD GRADE First Row: Robert Foltz, Timothy Pierce, Lynnette Van DeWostine, Gary Carlson. Second Row: Karen Gustafson, Michael White, Sheri Dawson, Wendell Kindel- sperger, Susan Fulton, Kevin Carver, Joyce Floyd, Ricky Cozadd, Donald White, Teena Bloomberg, Jeffery Anderson. Third Row: Robin Fulton, Monty McWhorter, Cynthia Anderson, Karen Wagoner, Randy McWhorter, Robyn Foltz, Randall Larson, Lynn Gustafson, Annette Gresch, Marvalyn Van DeWostine, Pamela Tomlinson, Mrs. Nimrick, Kay Kindelsperger, Michael Brewer, Danny Gresch, Thomas Edding- field. SWEDONA FOURTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE First Row: Paul Secymore, Roger Secy- more, Edlen Tomlinson, Laveme Schnowske. Second Row: Bryan Van DeWostine, Barbara Gustafson, Sherry Lar- son, Teresa Floyd, Betty White, Mary Ellen Mears, Rose Larson, Charles Pappas. Third Row: Keith Willis, Mrs. Moody, Thomas White, Keith Kindelsperger, Kent Kindelsperger, Mary Ellen Simmon, Sally Eddingfield, Patrick Eddingfield. PREEMPTION FIRST AND SECOND GRADE First Row: Delbert Henry, John Harris, David Hintermeister, Bradley Anderson, Neal Gauley, Tommy Cottrell, Ricky Holdsworth. Second Row: Keith Holds- worth, Juanita Daggett, Carla Harrington, Lynn Prosser, Cynda Lowe, Laura Weihler, Carolyn Johnson, Karen McManus, Betsy Docherty. Third Row: John McManus, Michael Hall. Bill Lipton, Cherie Gauley, Gary Swinford, Wesley Swanson, Geralyn Dhaemers, Kathy McManus, Mrs. Schaechter. PREEMPTION SECOND AND THIRD GRADE First Row: Timmy Phelps, Tom Kammer- man, Rodney Nagelmiller, Michael Ter- rill, Jim Watson, Jimmy Erickson, Bill Simmons. Second Row: Monty Cottrell, Tammy Spengler, Debra Hutchinson, Jim- my Mack, Amy Harrington, Sherry Swin- ford, Mary McManus, Jay Zimmerman, Annette Myers. Third Row: Dinah John- son, Joey Dennis, Sally Hintermeister, Kevin Rathbun, Kim Essman, Gary Martin, David Anderson, Jan Zimmerman, Danny McManus. Fourth Row: Jackie Dennis, Kevin Miller, Mrs. Mitchell. PREEMPTION FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE First Row: James Brewer, William Fritch, Kirk Verbout, Victor Weihler, Dennis Hutchinson, Richard Blaylock, Rodney Fos- ter. Second Row: Jean Henry, Ginger Sanders, Barbara Daggett, Lorin Johnson, Mary Sue Hintermeister, Deborah Fakas, Mechele Welsch, Janice Nowack, Roberta Foster. Third Row; Sadie Simmons, Cyn- thia Dhaemers, Susan Smith, Sally Swin- ford, Vivian Anderson, Rex Pitman, John Barnett, Martin Hamerlinck, Steven Ter- rill. Fourth Row: Zatha Kitchens, Thomas Miller, Roland Hutchinson. Malinda Har- ris, Mrs. Myers. PREEMPTION FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE First Row: William Whitlock, Kenneth Brewer, William Henry, David Nowack, Richard Amy, Jerry Hutchins, Robert Spengler, James Phelps, Mark Kammer- man. Second Row: Gina Holdsworth, Rondi Mack, Carolyn Zwicker, Jana Ess- man, Pamela Rathbun, Patricia Bell, Mary Sue Zwicker, Gregory Dhaemers. Third Row: Reita Amy, John Fakas, Patricia Wat- son, Robert Billings. Fourth Row: Randel Verbout, Brian Dhaemers, Walter Brown, Jack Smith, Fred Smith. Kathleen Docher- ty, Joann Martin, Cynthia Mack, Jill McCaw, Mrs. Robbins. RURAL FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD GRADE First Row: Daniel Sproston, Jerry Hamer- linck, Ronnie DeVriendt, David Gray. Second Row: Douglas Sproston, Gregory Wadsworth, Ronald Sproston, Richard Brahmstedt, Keith Bendt, Mary Dasso, Linda Lambert, Diane Yeater. Third Row: Mark Hamerlinck, Dorrie Boens, Steven Bosold, Cynthia Brahmstedt, Karen Bod- man, Cynthia Johnson, David Hamerlinck, Rodney Kalinczak, Mrs. David. RURAL FOURTH, FIFTH. AND SIXTH GRADE First Row: Brian Nelson, Gregory Boens, Jacqueline Redecker, Ruth Anne Dasso, Teresa Wadsworth, Jean Bosold, Richard Martin, Douglas Lambert. Second Row: Laurie Holland, Carol Erickson, Donalynn Nalevanko, Edwin Dasso, Linda Yeater, Linda Conwell, Alice Pace, Sandra Schnoor. Third Row: Terry Johnson, Roger Fredell, Ellen Dasso, Dennis Wallin, Kristene Cederstrom, Mary Ann DeVriendt, Kenneth Sproston, Michael Johnson, Mrs. Baxter. Absent: Hugh Conwell. SHERRARD FIRST GRADE First Row: Dan Bergstrom, Gary Pace, Donald Anthony, Tom Calderone, Ronald Greims, Jeffrey Raine, Dennis Cummings, Terry Klundt, Jay Pierson. Second Row: Ann Bergstrom, Julie DeGreve, Juanita Dorr. Ruth La Due. Joyce Hajostek, Denise Erickson. Carolyn Thompson, Dinah Young, Raelene Billups. Third Row: Peg- gy Logston, Brenda Hicks, Shirene Riese- bieter, Kristi Swanson. Bradley Johnson, Mrs. Kruse, John Wilson. Mark Nice, Ken Erickson, Cecil Davis, Trina Bratton. SHERRARD SECOND GRADE First Row: James Frew, Carel Box, Jeffrey Johnson, Thyrl Wright, Bradley Blick, Mark Davis, Rodger Raine. Second Row: Doreen Braden, Carol Young, Patricia Crandall, Katherine Swanson, Debra Bras- mer, Dena Humphrey, Brenda Isaacson, Carole Jan Dawson. Third Row: Jerry Davis, Theodore Palmer, Ronald Semonis. Robert Erickson, Bradley Duty, R. D. Davis, Darrell Inman, Gilbert Overton. Mrs. Bates. SHERRARD THIRD AND . FOURTH GRADE First Row: Roy Raine, Kenneth Thompson, Arlin Adamek, David Zude, Brian Dorr, Robert Schalk, Roy McLain. Second Row: Debra Davison, Teresa Kinsey, Theresa Wilson, Vickie Tomlinson, Donna Carlson, Denise Wagle, Joan Koester, Judith Robb. Row Three: Tonda Riesebieter, Julie Mun- son, Curtis Anthony, Nicholas Hultgren, Michael Bratton, Joyce Hergert, Gale O’Brien, Dorothy Wright. Doreen Stock- well. Row Four: Steven Gould, Patricia Mueller, Michael Tomlinson, Lorry Thompson, Kathleen Adamek, Karen Wil- son, Janet Jackson, Michele Crossan, Mrs. Seitz. SHERRARD FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE First Row: Donald Semonis, Craig Loy, Ricky Riesbieter, Leroy Brasmer, Randy Stockwell, Duane Foster, Larry Griem. Second Row: Sally Nice, Candace Isaac- son. Rose Thompson, Rebecca Rogers, Monica Kohler, Barbara Pearson, Jeffrey Hultgren, Kevin Blusher. Third Row: Charles Stropes, Brian Crandall, Shannon Thuren, Cindy O’Brien, Kimberly Swan- son, Debra Logston, Melinda Davis, Bar- bara Cutler. Fourth Row: Dennis Johnson, Richard Wagle, Rian Basala, Scott Fowler, Pamela Gould, Kay Jackson, Desiree Crosan, Doris Johnson, Mrs. Alvin. SHERRARD FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE First Row: Deborah Pearson, Margaret DeGreve, Mark Zude, Randy Schwarz, Brian Breiby, Jay Dawson, David Karlburg, David Wilson, Richard Raine, Jean Schroeder, Ann La Due. Second Row: Rod Palmer, Jeffrey Talley, Garry Hall, Don- ald Weston, Danny Overton, Robert Gil- lette. Annette Nice, Scharell Young, Debra Rhodenbaugh, Mrs. Kenney. Third Row: Mary Nice, Marcia Hergert, Kathryn Pearson, Linda DeGreve, Lori Blick, Tamara Ziemer, Kathyrn Cameron, Jan- ette Spengler, Colleen Harmon. COYNE CENTER FIRST GRADE First Row: Jackie Phillis, Mark Bennett, Donnie Connell, Sandra Henry, DiAnna Coyne, Ruth Hergert, Donnie Willis, Steven Erickson. Second Row: Rocky McKnight, Clay Laffoon, Susie Presson, Patty Appelquist, Patty Welch, Kelly Ater, Buddy Wakefield, Kevin Swanson, Jimmy Cope. Third Row: Theresa Fenton, Carol Granger, Scott Hall, Greg Baraks, Craig Mueller, Bobby Butler, Vicky Ralph, Caro- lyn Wangelin, Mrs. Schutte. COYNE CENTER FIRST GRADE First Row: Steven Studer, Donald Krouse, Todd Mueller, Fred Swanson, Steven Pahl, Roger Hargrave, Randy Hornback. Second Row: Todd Matter. Traci Hudnall, Ellen Koob. Tamara Downey, Sharon Lewis, Betsy Appelquist, Marti Sue Nickell, Johnna Ries, Kathy Lindberg. Third Row: Martin Fiedler, Craig Bennet, Mark Low- ery, Daniel Hohl, Kurt Lawrence, Jerry Tyler, Douglas Coyne, Kenneth Carter, Mrs. Martin. COYNE CENTER SECOND GRADE First Row . Dale Fisher, Keith Bleuer, David Hemphill, Douglas Krahl, Timothy Ayers. Second Row: Janet Rossiter, Dana Lee Wakefield, Kathryn Lovelace, Dana Felgar, Tamela Finley, Gina Wild, Greg- ory Hudnall, Faith Ann McKinley, Michael Studer. Third Row: Jon Elliott, James Winn, Bonnie Coyne, Kathleen Falconer, Mary Beth Peterson, Candace Connell, Jo- seph Dilulio, Mark Minteer, Tamara True. Fourth Row: Joleen Stark, Kevin Minch, Terry Wilkins, David Haysbrook, Mark Wiltse, Paul Todd, Debra Tatge, Ronald Boerson, Mrs. Adams. Absent: Patrick McKinley. COYNE CENTER THIRD GRADE First Row: J. C. Beam, Dale Heiar, Larry Coyne, Dale MacDonald, Tim Winn, Terry Henry, Buddy Hay, Ricky Ater. Second Row: Carol Koob, Julie Peebler, Connie Kaalberg, Vicky Finley, Gale McMaster, Barbara Wernle, Linda Gowey, Diane Lamb. Third Row: Robin Rowe, Tommy Hergert, Steve Castrey, Chris Fiedler, Sharee Minteer, Rhonda Felgar, Jeff Pearson, Kim Matter. Lester Hudnall, Joann Granger, Jennie Bleuer. Fourth Row: Cindy Wilsey, Tommy Hargrave, Pat Hohl, Jim Ries, Marc Baraks, Richard Reed, Diane Buckwalter, Mary Beth McKinley, Debe Wilson, Mrs. Pearson. COYNE CENTER FOURTH GRADE First Row: Jim Joines, Chris Dilulio, Wes- ley Matter, David Fisher, Allan Connell. Second Row: Janet Knapp, Pamela Welch, Sherill Sturms, Cindy Hartman, DeeAnn Erickson, Gail Laffoon, Jennifer Butler, Debra Stark. Third Row: Steve Gowey, Alan Willis, Jim Granger, Laura McKinley, Debbie True, Polly Waterman, Sheri Fel- gar, Lori Shelangouski. Fourth Row: Brian Phillis, Tim Hergert, Sharon Tatge, Kevin Mueller, Ralph Pearson, Janet Hayne, Kim Downey, Nancy Coyne, Mrs. McMeekan. COYNE CENTER FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE First Row; Ross Mandle, Kenneth Boersen, Mike Falconer, Robert Allen, Billy McKinley, Jeffrey Brown. Second Row: Joe Wild, Cherie Krouse, Shelley Nickell, Kathy Barto, Linda Truby, Susan Lewis, Alice Robbins, Linda Bunch. Third Row: Connie Schriver, Lynn Hay, Yvonne Tin- dall, Randi Hudnall, Pete Dilulio, Terry Ayers, Ronald Allen, Dean Mandle. Fourth Row: Darryl Felgar, Randy Glancy, Chuck Rowe, Mike Peebler, Greg Castrey, Rusty Boehme, John Lewis, Mrs. Collier. COYNE CENTER FIFTH AND SLXTH GRADE First Row: Gerald Allen, Steve Stark, Greg Shelangouski, Roger Laffoon. Second Row: Kathy Barnum, Joyce Granger, Debbie Presson, Sherrie True, Shelia Welch, San- dra Todd, Carol Hay, Susie Ater. Third Row: Steve Hoots, Gary Vercauteren, John Hergert, Debbie Beam, Linda Peterson, Jeff Gowey, Terry Hudnall, Kevin Matter. Fourth Row: Mark McMasters, Mike Hohl, Marty Coyne, Richard Waterman, Howard Tatge, Joe McKinley, Stephen Chapman, Mrs. Bevill. COYNE CENTER SIXTH GRADE First Row: Jeff Connell, Donald Green, Terry Stark, Dan Breitenstein, Douglas Bleuer, Ben Wild. Second Row: Brenda Stark, Denise Wilsey, Carolyn Cox, Lisa Felgar, Malinda Strums, Barbara Henry, Terri Hargrave, LuAnn Koob. Third Row: Tom Wynn, Calvin Heiar, Steve Gregory, Neal Hohl, Robin Ehlers, Julie Potter, Jan- et Willis. Fourth Row: Mike Fiedler, Jim Lamb, Terry Butler, Dearld Winn, Susan Miller, Dan Buckwalter, Gary Dochterman, Dennis Buckwalter, Mr. Rapp. FARMERS STATE BANK OF SHERRARD Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 141 SHERRARD, ILLINOIS Modern Woodmen of America Okc y£ t£e 'JfatioK £ccuUk$ 'pxtU ieuU i?K4ux ZKce O'upuUyztloeta HOME OFFICE - ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS MOLINE’S CLOSED MONDAYS UPSTAIRS OF THE LUNDELL BLDG. 1608% FIFTH AVENUE ♦ MOLINE, ILLINOIS 61265 IN THE CENTER OF DOWNTOWN MOLINE .nidfc, •THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN BEAUTY TRAINING” 142 AJa are franchise J to teach the W]arinef(o- (Corner hJ ethod of C oimetoloyy A. D. HUESING CORPORATION 527 - 37th Avenue TEEM KIST FLAVORS WAYNE SCHOOL BUS BODIES ARE THE FINEST MADE IN AMERICA! 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ILLINOIS ADAM’S TAVERN Phone Moline 762-1781 Phone 754-9151 Matherville, Illinois SHERRARD MAIDRITE SHERRARD PLUMBING HEATING Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-8021 Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-8331 DEAN’S NICE T.V. and HI-FI SALES Milan, Illinois Known for Famous Brands Phone 787-3171 109 West 3rd Avenue Milan, Illinois Visit our new location NEWTON'S TEXACO Open 7a.m. till 6p.m. Closed Sunday Phone 372-4621 Reynolds, Illinois LOU REEDY’S WASH AND KLEEN Dry Cleaning Machine 27th Street and Blackhawk Road Moline, Illinois Phone 764-9310 Creative Styling by DON LIGGETT STAFF LARSON Evenings X Appointment DON'S X C BEAUTY ) 1600 - 12 Street SALON Phone Rock Island —-■ — 786-5464 FUNERAL ROBERT DAVISON General Trucking REISER FUNERAL HOME and Light Bulldozing M. J. REISER, owner Sherrard, Illinois ... Phone: 593-3418 144 Aledo, Illinois Phone JU 2-1145 Ambulance Service LAVANDA’S KLIP N” KURL Compliments of Complete Beauty Craft ART LEE'S LUNCH 305 South College Avenue Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-7914 Sherrard Illinois GODFREY’S JEWELERS illilnn independent 128 Fourth Street West Milan, Illinois Phone 7 87- 1158 Weekly Newspaper Milan Illinois Compliments of HERGERT STUDIO McCulloughs OF COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings - Portraits - Dances Department Store Milan, Illinois 1103 3rd Avenue - Rock Island Phone 788-0279 AIR CONDITIONED TRIO ROLLER RINK • WE SELL COMPLETE , barton theater Jiazzy Vogt’d CKATFC . SNACK BAR ORGAN OKA ILO i • AND HAMMOND |« h- ORGAN MUSIC ATE TUES. WED . THURS W1 • LARGE SMOOTH PlOOR MEAT MAK-KE1 II. SAT. 7=30 TO 10 P.M. 01 MIMti cCSi. Tl SKATES 10 P M. TO 12 1« | THIATIR Seoul Group Route 67 in Milan, Illinois MATINEES SAT. 4 SUN. Phono for Information Regarding Arranfomontt for Privato Partio ftOM 2 TO 4 20 f M. t J Q tj g 4TH ST. ANDALUSIA RD.. MILAN Dealers in Choice and Prime Beef MILAN DRUG STORE J. R. STEAD AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance - Farm Loans Pres criptions Complete Prescription Service Dial 787- 1321 Home Phone 582-7458 Office Phone 582-7124 Aledo, Illinois FOSTER FLOWER SHOP (across from the Farm Bureau Bldg. ) Aledo, Illinois THOMAS PAINT DECORATING SERVICE 222 4th Street West Phone JU 2-7012 Milan, Illinois 787-2021 145 ANDERSON MANDLE Compliments of GRAIN CO. R 1 Buyers - Sellers - Corn, Oats, Beans FEED MANUFACTURERS Orion, Illinois Andalusia Road, Milan, Illinois Phone 787-2332 Phone 526-8323 BEV’S BEAUTY SHOP Printing- Publishing Since 1888 Sherrard, Illinois THE ORION TIMES Phone 593-3731 Orion, Illinois Office Phone 526-8439 Pp TAMME PRODUCE feOPEP (Since 1894) SSS Mobile Milling Supplies NORTON’S FOOD CENTER Orion, Illinois Phone 526-8232 Orion, Illinois Phone 526-3322 LOREN’S SINCLAIR SERVICE ATOR-BROS. BODY SHOP Fourth Street West Andalusia Road Milan, Illinois Phone 787-7209 Front End Alignment Radiator Repair 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 526-8128 Orion, Illinois Compliments of MALONE BROS. Complete Real Estate Service MARY’S BEAUTY SHOP Selling - Buying - Trading Farm Loans - Appraisals - Insurance Mathervilie Phone 754-2571 303 S. College Avenue Aledo Phone 582-7313 THE SKLADANY CLINIC A J MARKET Andrew E. Skladany, M.D. General Merchandise Swedona, Illinois Orion, Illinois Alvin and Julia Simmon Proprietors 146 CRUMMY FUNERAL HOME VERNON T. CLARK Dodge - Allis Chalmers Ambulance Service Aledo, Illinois Leo Crummy Funeral Director Viola, Reynolds, New Windsor Illinois Compliments of HENDERSON FORD SALES South Maple Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-7712 McCaw 1 FURNITURE - APPLIANCES Aledo Phone 582-7313 THE OKAY PRINT SHOP Offset and Letterpress 615 N, W. Eighth Avenue Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-2811 A CHEVROLET VIOLA LOCKER SERVICE Wholesale Retail Meats Phone 596-2424 BARRY CHEVROLET Parts, Sales, Service Aledo, Illinois Compliments of QUINN-BROS. Aledo, Illinois Fresh Fruits Vegetables-Groceries WE handleTswift'S PREMIUM BEEF WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS Viola Illinois VIOLA FLOWER GIFT SHOP Corsages and small gifts that are different Phone 596-2622 Viola, Illinois VIOLA SOIL SERVICE On the Farm Service Mobile Milling Feeds, Fertilizers Phone 596-2442 Viola, Illinois 147 MYRON M. ROBINSON Real Estate Broker Real Estate - Farm Loans - Appraising Orion, Illinois Phone 526-8337 Compliments of MEADOW LANES Bowling on 8 Lanes Brunswick All Modern Lunch Counter Air Conditioning Orion, Illinois Phone Orion 526-3300 Compliments of ORION VETERINARY SERVICE ASSOCIATION Dr. Charles L. Clark ORION TOOL, DIE, AND MACHINE CO. Compliments of SCHROEDER BARTON Dr. Earl DeZeeuw PIONEER MERCHANTS Dealers In General Merchandise Phone 754-5241 DEANE FRYE General Contracting Matherville, Illinois Phone 754-5311 Matherville, Illinois Aledo, Illinois JOHN’S MARKET Phone 582-7212. CHILD'S MOTOR SALES QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS John I. Matkovic RCA Radio and Television Appliances AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Phone 754-5751 Phone 754-5486 Matherville Illinois 148 Matherville Illinois tAXMO COKK3KATION at AMIKICA Compliments of ROBINSON HARDWARE SHERRARD FEED SEED 1706 Third Avenue Kent Feed Field Seed Fertilizer Rock Island, Illinois Phone 788-1013 Phone LY 3-8331 Sherrard, Illinois Pittsburgh Paints Scotts Lawn Products SUPERIOR BUSINESS .. ICS MACHINES BASKIN-ROBBINS All Makes Portable Typewriters RENT- -SALES- - REPAIRS Watch Tower Plaza 1716 3rd Ave. -- Rock Island Phone 788-1814 MILAN MAIDRITE THE GARDEN SHOP Imaid-rite Flowers for All Occasions Open 6a.m. to 2 p.m. weekly 1830 3rd Avenue Rock Island 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday Dial 788-5613 MAX G. LARSON GLEN’S BIG VALUE All Lines Of Insurance Meats Groceries O. T. LARSON AGENCY Reynolds, Illinois Milan, Illinois Phone 787-1315 372-8880 149 MRS. R’S DAIRY BAR BLACKHAWK DRUG with the Taylor Machine The freezer that made Soft Ice Cream famous (Formerly Heimbeck's) The Complete Drugstore Low in fat--High in protein Milan, Illinois Ph. 787-1722 .Phone 5V3-3U11 bherrard, 111. Compliments of the READ BLACKHAWK STATE BANK THE ARGUS Milan, Illinois for Complete Coverage of Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Western Illinois News More For Your Dollar at HUNTER’S CAMERA SHOP DUGAN’S SUPERMARKET Color Processing By Eastman Kodak Photo Supplies--Hallmark Cards Plus S H Green Stamps Polaroid cameras and film; quality black and white finish Open every night till 9 p.m, Milan, Illinois 1619 Second Avenue Rock Island, Illinois Phone 788-5126 Compliments of BROOKS JEWELRY STORE MILAN FLOWER SHOP Watchmaker and Jeweler Flowers for All Occasions 217 - 17th St. Milan, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Dial 787-1413 Elgin Bulova Anson Rogers (1847) 150 Community SWANSON’S HARDWARE LYNN IMPLEMENT INC. Rapid Gas JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Water Heaters Stoves General Hardware Lennox and Syncromatic Furnaces Phone GR 6-4501 Phone Orion 526-8287 Lynn Center, Illinois ORION FLOWER AND F. 1. WALKER G,FT SHOP One Hour Cleaners Orion, Illinois Where Quality and Economy Meet 1 Say it with Flowers. F.T.D. Wire Service Orion, Illinois Phone: 526-8502 GREEN ACRES CAFE-MOTEL BURLEY FORD SALES Home-Cooked Meals Short Orders--Air Conditioning Comfortable Rooms--T.V. Howard Gert Gillette Our Doors Are Always Open To You 526-3333 - Orion, Illinois Orion, Illinois Ford - Thunderbird Fairlane - Mustang Falcon SID SNELL’S ROYAL BLUE MARKET Compliments of Where Your Business Is Appreciated REGAL PACKER BY-PRODUCTS Phone 596-2434 Lynn Center Illinois Viola Illinois 151 FARMERS STATE BANK OF VIOLA Viola, Illinois JERRY’S CITGO SERVICE Small enough to know you Large enough to serve you Member F. D. I. C. Phone 596-2626 Preemption Phone 534-4161 HARNEY-MORGAN CO. DeMARLIE’S FEED MILL Your International Harvester Dealer Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-2522 Custom Grinding and Mixing Purina Chows and Sanitation Bulk Delivery Service Phone 372-4949 Reynolds Illinois Compliments of HEINOLD HOG MARKET CLARK WAKEY Buffalo Prairie, Illinois Phone RE 6-2340--Collect Purina Chows C W Feeds Daily Market--7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Bob Kelly--Manager Orion, Illinois KEN FRYE RADIO TV SERVICE room r Sherrard, Illinois Phone LY 3-3651 Hot Point Appliances Motorola Radio and TV 152 Rock Island, Exclusive Room For Illinois Teen Age Man Fresh Meats and Groceries RHODENBAUGH FEED CO. PREEMPTION FOOD MARKET Wally and Helen Brown Proprietors On the Farm Custom Grinding and Mixing Gilson Ultra-Bilt Supplements Phone f Sherrard, 593-3011 1 y}.0ved Illinois Compliments of REYNOLDS STATE BANK MILLER’S MARKET Reynolds, Illinois 593-8761 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sherrard, Illinois We appreciate your business. Look for Career B B HARDWARE Opportunities with BITUMINOUS INSURANCE COMPANY Rock Island Edna R. Post John E. McDaniel Proprietors 334 West 2nd Avenue Milan, Illinois BOWLBY MUSIC HOUSE Guitars - Pianos Band Instruments Expert Repairing Where the Young Crowd wir 1623 2nd Avenue Phone 786-5489 Rock Island - Moline - Davenport 153 Compliments of ALEDO CIVIC ASSOCIATION Compliments of SHERRARD POWER SYSTEM Aledo, Illinois Orion Illinois COMPLETE Fraternal Life Insurance Service for THE ENTIRE FAMILY C. I. JOSEPHSON JEWELERS Phone 762-5525 1514 5th Avenue MOLINE ILLINOIS HI NEIGHBORS 01110 Supreme Office — Rock Island, Illinois Fraternal Life Insurance Since 1895 154 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 We Trade Case agricultural and utility Danuser Hotchkiss Simplicity Brillion Woods Parker Bachtold Servis Goodyear Fire stone Yetter senffelders Clothing and Sportswear for The Young in Build H. I. S. Puritan Arrow TTM Botany Student Enro McGregor Lamb Knit W estchester Your Tigers will like our slacks and sweaters for the young in build. Downtown Rock Island King Plaza Center Open Monday till 8:30 Moline Open Monday thru Friday till 8:30 _n_ru BOB ERIKSEN CHEVY CENTER 325 East First Avenue MILAN, ILLINOIS Telephone 787- 1765 Where You Can Save a Week's Pay on a New Chevrolet. 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