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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1967 volume:

The Ivy Tower Foreword The world is like a silhouette upon a screen. There are many nameless faces and unknown forms that you see each day. Silhouettes re- mind you of many things. You can put your own names on the blank pictures. May the silhou- ettes throughout this book recall many fond memories to you. Sherrard High School Sherrard, Illinois Volume XXXIII 1967 Fall at Sherrard . . . getting into the habit of studying . . .football In the fall of the year, when the autumn leaves drop from the trees and the cool breezes blow, the students of Sherrard High School participate in many activities. . . . . . helping with floats . . . cheering the Tigers on to victory 2 September—October—November . . . Initiation . . .the Homecoming Dance 3 Winter at Sherrard The beautiful snow comes down and covers the ground with white loveli- ness. The ice encases objects with a clear lucid covering. Winter sets in at Sherrard. But this does not keep the students inactive, you can find them. . . . . . sledding December—January—February . . . cheering at close, exciting games 5 Spring at Sherrard Spring brings to Sherrard High, along with its warm weather and sunshine, mixed anxieties to the students. They think of. . . . . .the fun and recreation . . .the cleaning of lockers 6 . . . the empty classroom . . .the Prom March—April—May . . . the inviting outdoors . . . the arrival of yearbooks 7 Dedication 8 To you, MR, LAWRENCE JUNCHEN, we proudly dedicate the 1967 edition of the Ivy Tower for your 26 years of un- tiring and devoted service in the Industrial Arts Department of Sherrard High School. senioRS EDWARD FRANKLIN SIMS Football; F. F.A. TONI L SMITH F. H. A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Sr. Backstage. SAMUEL ADAMS RAMSEY Chorus; Band, 2nd Place State Contest Jr. Year; Lit. Club; Science Club; F.F. A.; Drama Club, Sr. Play Cast; Track. PATRICIA LEE GRANT Chorus; F. H. A., Tiger Talk; F. T. A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Play. GARY WILLIAM REDECKER F. F. A. DORIS CATHERINE ANDERSON Chorus; Band, 2nd Place State Contest Jr. Year, John Philip Sousa Award; Lit. Club; Science Club; F.T. A., Pres. Sr. Year; F. H. A.. Vice-Pres. of Public Relations Sr. Year; Drama Club. Back- stage Jr. and Sr. Plays, Sr. Play Cast; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Sr. Class Tres.; Girls' State Delegate; Top Ten; Transfer Student from Rockridge High School--M. A. O. ; Tri-G. BONNIE CHRISTINE F. H. A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Back- stage Sr. Play; Transfer Student from Winola High School Sr. Year--Sweetheart Attendant Jr. Year. DANNY CLAIR JANECKE Lit. Club, Vice-Pres. Jr. Year; Science Club; F.T. A.; Drama Club, Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Student Council, Vice-Pres. Jr. Year, Pres. Sr. Year. ELAINE FRANCES JOHNSON Chorus; F. H. A. ; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Play; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff. LEONARD MARTIN CARLSTROM Chorus; Backstage Sr. Play; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff, 2nd Place Yearbook Magazine Sales Sr. Year. TRUDY ANN SNELL Chorus; Flag Bearer; Lit. Club; Science Club; F. T. A.; F. H. A.. Vice-Pres. of Projects Sr. Year; Pep Club; Pom Pom Girl; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Sr. Class Sec. ; Top Ten; Transfer Student From Moline High School Soph. Year--Vision Yearbook Staff; Y-Teens; G. A. A.; Latin Club; Ad-room Tres. Fresh. Year. PHILLIP LEON THORNBURG Track; Football; Sr. Play Cast and Back- stage. 11 JOEY LANE LINDBURG Football; Homecoming Attendant Jr. Year MARY JO SCHURR Cheerleader; Band, Pres. Sr. Year; D. A.R. Award; Chorus; F. H. A. , 2nd Vice-Pres. Sr. Year, Sweetheart Atten- dant Jr. Year, Tiger Talk; Ivy Tower Staff Jr. and Sr. Years, Editor Sr. Year, Advertising Staff Jr. and Sr. Years, Mag- azine Captain Jr. Year; F. T. A.; Drama Club, Jr. Play Cast; Lit. Club; Science Club; Student Council Fresh. Jr., and Sr. Years, Sec. Jr. and Sr. Years; ACT Semifinalist; Betty Crocker Award; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Salutato- ria n. ROBERT GEORGE BASALA Football; Chorus; Fresh. Class Pres.; Science Club; Drama Club, Jr. and Sr. Plays Backstage; Student Council Soph, and Sr. Years; Track; Basket- ball. MICHAEL JAMES SACKF1ELD Football; Chorus; F. T. A.; Drama Club, Jr. Play Cast; Ivy Tower Adver- tising Staff. GARY M. BUCK WALTER Transfer Student From Westmer High School Soph. Year; Football; Drama Club, Sr. Play Cast; Basketball. SHARON ANNE MUELLER F.H. A., Vice-Pres. of Projects Jr. Year, Pres. Sr. Year, Tiger Talk; Science Club; Pep Club; Lit. Club, Sec, Jr. Year; Drama Club, Jr. and Sr. Play Casts and Backstage; Homecoming Attendant Sr. Year; Ivy Tower Staff, Fresh. Class Edi- tor, Advertising Manager Sr. Year, Ad- vertising Staff; Head Majorette; Student Council Sr. Year; Top Ten. GLORIA JEAN WHITE Lit. Club; Science Club; Pep Club; F.T. A.; Drama Club, Sec. Sr. Year. Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Ivy Tower Staff Jr. Year, Soph. Class Editor, Assis- tant Editor Sr. Year, Advertising Staff; Sr. Class Vice-Pres.; ACT Semifinalist; Top Ten; National Honor Society; Vale- dictorian. JAMES ELDON MEARS Track; Football, Honorable Mention All- Conference Sr. Year; 1st Place Yearbook Magazine Sales Sr. Year. JERRY LEE JOHNSTON Science Club; Drama Club, Sr. Play Cast; Homecoming King Sr. Year; Stu- dent Council Sr. Year; Track; Foot- ball; Basketball. JOHN RICHARD ERICKSON Lit. Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Year; Sci- ence Club; F.T. A.; Drama Club, Pres. Sr. Year, Jr. and Sr. Play Casts and Backstage, Best Actor Award Jr. Year; Boys' State Delegate; ACT Semifinalist; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff. MARY LEE REEDY Band, Sec. -Tres. Jr. Year; Chorus; Lit. Club, Tres. Jr. Year, Sec. Sr. Year; F. H. A.; F. T. A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Year, Jr. and Sr. Play Casts and Backstage, Best Actress Award Jr. Year; Ivy Tower Staff, Fresh, and Soph. Class Editor, Subscription Manager Sr. Year, Advertising Staff; Soph. Class Sec.; Jr. Class Pres.; Student Council Sr. Year; Top Ten. DONALD ALLAN SIMMON Track; Basketball; Drama Club, Sr. Play Cast. DENNIS JOE PITMAN Football; F. F. A., Sentinel Jr. Year; Drama Club. Backstage Jr. Play, Sr. Play Cast; Homecoming Attendant Sr. Year. KAREN ANN MILLER Lit. Club; F. H. A., Tres. Sr. Year; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays. RONALD EDRAS CAMERON Chorus; Backstage Sr. Play; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff. JAMES RICHARD CARVER F.F. A.; Track RANDOLPH P. BARTO Football; Drama Club, Sr. Play Cast. SHARON ELAINE ANDERSON Pep Club 14 JANE SUE SLA YM AKER F. H. A. ; F. T. A.; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Play. FRANKIE B. ADAMS Track; Fresh. Class Sec.; Homecoming Attendant Fresh. Year. SANDRA JEAN HARRIS Flag Bearer; F. H. A. ; Pep Club; Backstage Sr. Play. 15 DENNIS CHESTER LARSON LARRY JAMES KURTENBACH Band; Track; Science Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays, Sr. Play Cast; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; F.F. A., Sec. Jr. and Sr. Years, 2nd Farm Planning Contest Jr. Year, 2nd Beef Section Sr. Year, Grain and Livestock Judging Team Jr. Year. ELAINE MARLENE ADAMS Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Ivy Tower Staff Sr. Year, Ad- vertising Staff; Four Years’ Perfect At- tendance. LEON H. BORST DANE MORRIS McCAW Chorus; Athletic Manager; Lit. Club, Pres. Jr. Year, Tres. Sr. Year; Sci- ence Club; Drama Club, Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; F. F. A. , Reporter Jr. Year, Treasurer Sr. Year, 1st Farm Planning Contest Jr. Year, Chairman in Sec- tion Parliamentary Jr. and Sr. Years, 1st Soil Judging Contest Soph. Year, 1st Crop Farming Section Sr. Year; Top Ten; National Honor Society. LOREN HENRY ZEITLER Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff. CORLISS JAN MILLER .Lit. Club; Pep Club; F. H. A. ; Back- stage Sr. Play. LUCILLE PEARL BROWN F. H. A. ; Pep Club; Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays. JAMES KITCHENS Science Club. STEPHEN LaVERN PUCKETT Sr. Play Cast and Backstage. CHARLES E. WIGGINS Track; Football; Basketball; Drama Club, Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; 3rd Place Yearbook Magazine Sales Jr. Year. CAROL LYNN LULOW Chorus; F. H. A.; Drama Club, Sr. Play Cast and Backstage; Ivy Tower Advertis- ing Staff; Pom Pom Girl. STEPHEN GUY FREW RICHARD R. ANDERSON Football; Track; Science Club; Drama Club, Treasurer Sr. Year, Jr. and Sr. Play Casts and Backstage; Basketball, Second Team All-Conference Sr. Year. PAMALA ANN PETTY Chorus: Majorette; Flag Bearet; F. T. A.; F. H. A.. Vice-Pres. of Public Relations Jr. Year; Drama Club, Parliamentarian Sr. Year, Jr. and Sr. Play Casts; Lit. Club; Pep Club; Pom Pom Girl Captain; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Sweetheart Attendant Sr. Year. CHARLES ARTHUR ANDERSON Basketball; Track; Lit. Club; Science Club; Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Sr. Class Pres.; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; F. F. A., Vice-Pres. Jr. and Sr. Years, 2nd Section Parliamentary Procedure Contest Secretary Sr. Year, Sweetheart Attendant Sr. Year; Transfer Student From Geneseo High School Soph. Year--Student Council; F. F. A., 2nd Section Soil Judging Contest Fresh. Year. CAROLYN MARIE KOESTER F. H. A. ; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays; Flag Bearer; Pep Club; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff, Maga- zine Captain Sr. Year. ROB BASALA Football, Honorable Mention All-Confer- erence Sr. Year; Track; Science Club, Co-Pres. Sr. Year; Soph. Class Vice- Pres. ; Basketball. Honorable Mention All-Conference Jr. Year, 1st Team All- Conference Sr. Year. DEBORAH SUE DEEL Chorus; Pep Club; F. H. A. ; F. T. A. ; Drama Club, Backstage Sr. Class Play; Homecoming Attendant Jr. Year; Home- coming Queen Sr. Year; Transfer Student From Alleman High School Soph. Year. 18 PATRICIA ANN ANDERSON Chorus; Majorette; Lit. Club; F. H. A.; Pep Club; Pom Pom Girl; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Play, Jr. and Sr. Play Casts. STEVEN WINSLOW WHAN F.F. A. ROXANNE HELENE YOUNGBERG Chorus; Flag Bearer; F. H. A., Sec. Sr. Year; Pep Club; Pom Pom Girl; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays, Sr. Play Cast; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff. LARRY DEAN ADAMS Band; Lit. Club; Track; Football; Bas- ketball; Science Club, Co-Pres. Sr. Year; Drama Club, Sergeant-at-Arms Sr. Yr., Backstage Jr. and Sr. Plays, Sr. Play Cast; Ivy Tower Advertising Staff; Four Years Perfect Attendance; S. A. R. Award; Student Council Sr. Year; Top Ten. JANET ALICE PROSSER Pep Club; Drama Club, Sr. Play Back- stage; Transfer Student From Rock Island High School Jr. Year--Chorus. RONALD EUGENE DAWSON Football; Track; Drama Club, Sr. Play Cast and Backstage. 19 DAVID THOMAS LaDUE Football; Track TERRY ORNELIS ERICKSON F. H. A., Tiger Talk; Fresh, and Jr. Class Treas.; Drama Club, Jr. Play Backstage; Lit. Club; Science Club; Majorette; Ivy Tower Staff, Fresh. , Soph. , and Jr. Years. STANISLAUS LAWRANCE LAKTAS Football; Track TERRY ROBERT HARKEY Football; Track; Basketball; F.F. A.; Drama Club, Jr. Play Backstage; Stu- dent Council Fresh. Year; Homecom- ing Attendant Soph. Year. 20 DOROTHY EALY F. H. A.; Pep Club; Pom Pom Girl; Trans- fer Student From Janesville High School-- Orchestra; C. Y. C.; Latin Club; Drama Guild. BONNIE LYNN SWINFORD Chorus; F. H. A. ; F.T.A. ; Pep Club; Drama Club, Backstage Jr. Play, Sr. Play Cast; Ivy Tower Staff, Soph. Class Editor. PATRICIA ANN BENTON DENNIS RUSSEL CARLSON HERBERT LESTER SCHNOOR, JR. Chorus; Track; Football; Sr. Play Cast. LOUIS CHARLES McCOLLOM Football. Presentation of Awards BOYS' and GIRLS' STATE: John Erickson Doris Anderson S. A. R. and D. A. R. : Larry Adams Mary Jo Schurr FOUR YEARS’ PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Elaine Adams Larry Adams BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR: Mary Reedy John Erickson BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW: Mary Jo Schurr JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD: Doris Anderson TOP TEN--Sitting: Sharon Mueller, Jean White, Mary Jo Schurr, Trudy Snell. Standing: Dane McCaw, Mary Reedy, Larry Adams, Rob Basala, Doris Anderson, Chuck Anderson. Climaxes an Exciting Year Membership in the National Honor Society depends on ability both in the classroom and in extracurricular ac- tivities. This year's newly-elected members were Jean White, Mary Jo Schurr, and Dane McCaw. Our Senior Class President good-naturedly submitted to his initiation. Carolyn and Roxanne are practicing shorthand by use of a record. 24 Studying income tax in Modern Problems is a nerve-wracking experience. In another minute the bell will ring--and off to class! CLASS OFFICERS: Jean White, Vice-President; Trudy Snell, Secretary; Chuck Anderson, President; Doris Anderson, Treasurer. 25 These Typing II students are trying out the new dictaphone. Personality and charm are the requirements for a super-salesman. It took four years of hard work to build this pyramid. We’ve mastered many difficult classes and assignments. Our class rings will be a constant reminder of our years at SHS. Our Prom Was a Fantasy Pam and Frank gaze at the waterfall, palm trees, and grass hut on Treasure Island. on “Zreasure Jstand ’ ’ Taking a brief rest on the island, Trudi and Chuck chat about the way their Junior class decorated the gym for the prom. At the bamboo table, Pam and her escort are served refreshments by the island girl Jane LaDue. 99 The Doctor in Spite of Himself’ Sganarelle, the woodcutter This is the age old story of a stubborn old man with an equally stubborn daughter. When Geronte forbids his daughter Lucinde to see her lover Le- andre, she mysteriously loses her ability to speak. A great doctor must be found to cure her. The searchers finally come to the house of Sganarelle, a woodcutter. Sganarelle's wife, Martine, angry at her husband, tells the two men that he is a great doctor. Thus begin the adventures of Sgan- arelle, The Doctor in Spite of Himself. Cast Sganarelle John Erickson Martine Mary Reedy Geronte Danny Janecke Lucinde Sharon Mueller Leandre Mike Sackfield Lucas Ed Nichols Jacqueline Mary Jo Schurr Valere Chuck Wiggins Thibalt Dane McCaw Perrona Pam Petty Robert Ted Rossiter Maids Patti Anderson Terri Ornelis 30 Threatened with a beating for meddling, Robert protests his good intentions. Was Our Junior Play Martine, Sganarelle's shrewish wife Upon his denial that he is a doctor, Sganarelle is severely beaten until he confesses that he is indeed a great physician. 31 This Satiric Play by Moliere Thibalt, an old man from the village, and his daughter Perrona consul the doctor about the girl's mother. As Thibalt describes the symptoms Sganarelle complains, Please try to speak a little more plainly. You are not at all clear about this matter. As Lucinde struggles to speak, Sganarelle ex- claims, What outlandish language is this? Why, I can't understand a word she says! As Sganarelle comforts Jacqueline, they are dis- covered by Lucas, Jac- queline's slow-witted hu- band. Had a Touch of Violence Lucinde assures a disguised Leandre that she will never marry any other man. When he discovers that Leandre has inherited a for- tune, Geronte readily approves of Lucinde's mar- riage to Leandre. Afrer Lucinde's outburst, Geronte pleads with Sgan- arelle to make his daughter dumb again. Martine assures her husband, Nobody shall say I de- serted my husband in his last moments. I shall not leave until I’ve seen you hanged! 33 Harold Watson, Larry Adams, Carolyn Koester, Bob Basala, Terry Harkey, and Leonard Carl- strom, along with Doris Anderson, Roxanne Youngberg, Sharon Mueller, and John Erickson, contributed many hours of long hard work to both the junior and senior class plays. Standing: Patty Benton, Janis Hurley, Sandra Harris, Corliss Miller, Karen Miller, Loren Zeitler. Sitting: Phil Thorn- burg, Trudy Snell, Janie Slaymaker, Danny Puckett, Ron Cameron, Ed Sims. Absent: Patty Grant. These people worked behind the scenes with help from some cast members. Elaine Johnson, Carol Lulow, Elaine Adams, Bonnie Christine. Toni Smith, Debbie Deel, Jan Prosser, and Jean White, with help from Mary Reedy, Patti Anderson, Pam Petty, and Bonnie Swinford, did a good job of making the physical appearances of members of both senior and junior play casts fit the characters. These underclassmen contributed their time to help make our senior class play a success. Standing: Rosa- lie Cameron, Janice Hajostek, Tarrilee Jennings. Cindee Sharer, Mona Meyer, and Carole Ash. Sitting: Steve Mayhew, Greg Hultgren, Doug Plank, and Paul Barnett. 35 The Inspector General” by Nikolai Gogol My friends, there is more to this than meets the eye. There's something behind all this--you mark my word! CAST Ivan Alexandrovitch Hlestakov John Erickson The Mayor Danny Janecke Artmy Fillipovitch Sam Ramsey Luka Lukitch Don Simmon Lyapkin-Tyapkin Dane McCaw Shepkin Larry Kurtenbach Bobchinsky Rick Anderson Dobchinsky Steve Puckett Mishka Dennis Pitman Drushenka Pam Petty The Constable Randy Barto The Police Chief Herb Schnoor Anna Mary Reedy Marya Patti Anderson Osip Chuck Wiggins Maid Roxanne Youngberg Waiter Gary Buckwalter Shopkeepers Dan Zwicker Phil Thornburg Larry Adams Sergeant's Wife Bonnie Sw inford Wives Sharon Mueller Doris Anderson Carol Lulow Guardsmen Ron Dawson Gary Buckwalter Inspector General Jerry Johnston The Inspector General, a satiric farce by Nikolai Gogol, takes place during the 19th century in Russia. The Mayor of a small town receives a letter saying that the Inspector Gen- eral is coming--incognito--with orders from the govern- ment. Hlestakov, a young man from Petersburg, is mis- taken for the Inspector General and takes advantage of the error. The corrupt town officials try to bribe the Inspector General , who is staying in the Mayor's home. He im- presses them with accounts of the great things he has done and proposes to Marya, the Mayor’s daughter. The towns- people discover their mistake only after Hlestakov has fled with their money; however, it is too late--the real Inspector General has arrived! Dobchinsky and Bobchinsky rush in with the news that they have seen the Inspector General at the inn. Drushenka considers Mishka to be an idiot and treats him accordingly. The Mayor and the Judge listen incredulously to the Post- master. This is the Mayor's sexy, but slow-witted maid. Hlestakov, disgusted with his food, says to the waiter, You're a nasty pig, and I won't discuss the matter any fur- ther. 37 Anna reads Anton's letter, ’Thanks to my faith in God, for 2 salted cucumbers, 1 2 portion of caviar, 1 ruble, 25 kopeks.' Good heavens! Has Anton lost his wits? Ivan assures Anna that at this moment he finds everything most pleasant. Anna gasps in amazement as Ivan collapses on the settee. The shopkeeper complains that the Mayor is nothing but a common thief. The Sergeant's Wife screams angrily, And do you know what else he did? He flogged me, a poor weak woman! Hlestakov declares that it is Anna, not Marya, he truly loves. The mayor pleads, Please don’t believe those shopkeepers. They're all liars and cheats. Marya exclaims, Now that’s enough! You think I'm only a provincial girl and you can--well, you can’t. I won't have it.” The townspeople have gathered to congratulate the Mayor on his good fortune. The Police Chief and the Constable discuss the forthcoming events. Shepkin insists that the Mayor must hear the news. “But I tell you, this is the most startling news. Hlestakov isn’t the Inspector General. In ominous tones the Guardsmen announce, The Inspector General has arrived from Petersburg--with instructions from the Government! He is here! ” 40 jumoRs JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Brian Zwicker, Vice-President; Cathie Sloan, Sec retary; Judy Martin, Treasurer; Greg Hultgren, President. Debbie Anderson 42 Becky Burford Janis Anderson Linda Boehme I Tom Anderson Frances Bousman Rosalie Cameron Carole Ash Bruce Breiby Richard Child Karen Brumbaugh Steve Christensen TOP FIVE: Tarrilee Jennings, Nancy McConnell, Gary Dierolf, and Cathie Sloan. Absent: Sharon Larson. Gary Dierolf Pam Cope Steve Dochterman Larisa Dorr Gary Durbin Peggy Ealy Nancy Eddingfield Janice Hajostek Diana Fenton Sherry Hall Lloyd Ford Rhonda Hartman Ginger Heiar Tim Frye Larry Holevoet Jane LaDue Tarrilee Jennings Sharon Larson Rick Karlburg Pat Lulow Dixie Hergert M reviji Steve Krahl Nancy McConnell Jolene Hergert Greg Hultgren Dianne Krider Susan McGee Kathi Nimrick Dale Pace (wHNK Mary Miller Mike Pace Leo Myers Doug Plank 45 Chemistry has many facets. Here Junior Jane LaDue shows Jim Kitchens the art of melting glass. Gary Sleezer Cathie Sloan Ray Strom Debra Sw inford Mike Ritchie Cindee Sharer Richard Simmon Dennis Swinford Cindy Taylor Brian Zwicker sophomoRes SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Sue Kale, Vice-President; Barbara Floyd, Secretary; Stan Miller, President; Gale Ornelis, Treasurer, Lynda Adams Mike Anderson Gary Adams Kim Behrensmeyer Mary Carlson 48 Linda Claeys John Collier Bob Berenger Jill Buckwalter HI Susan Cope Kathy Butler Mike Coyne Janet DeGreve w David Ford Peggy Hartman M TOP FIVE: Gale Ornelis, Sue Kale, George Mehall, and Barb Floyd. Absent: Kim Behrensmeyer. Jerry Crawford Larry Engholm K A. Dennis Green Mary Hergert Joyce Erickson Linda Hall Mike Hergert g Renee Goulet u Dale Hergert Tom Johnson Howard Johnston Sue Kale Kent Keim Joyce Koester Jim McKinley George Mehall Stan Miller Steve Miller Gale Ornelis Linda Overton Jo Nell Rhodenbaugh Robert Schriver Rex Rogers Alan Snell Keith Staley Terry Staley Tony Starcevich David Stark Faith St. Clair Robert Strom Laurie Swanson Allan Talley Roscoe gives Tom a helping hand with his biology. 52 Tom Thompson Cheryl Trego Steve White Elaine Timmons ■■Hi Nancy Wagoner Tom Weihler Greg Wilson pReshmen FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Bill LaDue, Vice-President; Janet Miller, Sec- retary; Ray Castrey, Treasurer; Jeff Dawson, President. Diana Anderson Donna Anderson Larry Burford Mary Ann Capan David Child TOP FIVE: Mary Ann Capan, Paula Jennings. Bel Waterman, and Bill LaDue. Absent: Janet Miller. Mary Ann Gray Jeff Dawson Albert Hampton James Hajostek The strain of the first day of high school some- times overcomes Freshmen. Bruce Hurley Sue Hajostek Jay Hutchins Robin Hutt Paula Jo Jennings James Johansen Isabel Juras James Jordan Mark Mandle Mike McCubbin Sandra McKinley Kenny Johnston Gary Miller Janet Miller Paul Mital Joyce Nalevanko Linda Petty Celia Puckett A Billie Jean Ritchie Dennis Roberts Mike Schalk Larry Reed Elmer Risher And where are you ladies going? Diane Rhodenbaugh Wayne Sloan Jackie Tindall, Joe Schurr, Wayne Sloan, and Tom Thompson com- posed a combo that played at sock hops. Cindy Yeater Kathy Zwicker Kathleen Smith Ronald Wadsworth Susan Sw in ford Mike Wardlow Football ... Our Boys Brought Us VARSITY--First Row: Tim Frye, Manager; Ken Baker, Bob Staley, Rick Karlburg, Lloyd Ford, David LaDue, Steve Rind, Ken Cameron, Manager. Second Row; Mr. Billups, Coach; Leo Myers, Larry Henry, Gary Dierolf, Rick Anderson, Randy Barto, Chuck Wiggins, Jim Mears, Richard Simmon. Third Row: Bob Basala, Greg Hultgren, Steve Christensen, Brian Zwicker, Joe Lindburg, Larry Adams, Ed Sims, Steve Mayhew, Mike Sackfield, Mr. Schulte and Mr. Jackson, Assistant Coaches. Fourth Row: Ed Nichols, George Mehall, Rob Basala, Steve Dochter- man, Jerry Johnston, Gary Buckwalter, Mike Ritchie. 62 Putting pep into the crowd is the job of Varsity Cheerleaders--Tarrilee Jennings. Shirley Mack, Carole Ash, Mary Jo Schurr, and Cindee Sharer. Wet Homecoming Victories JUNIOR VARSITY--First Row: Denny Roberts, MarkOrnelis, Paul Barnett, Terry Staley, John Collier, John Watson. Second Row: Bill Anderson, Manager; Steve Miller, Kenny Johnston, Rex Rogers, Ray Castrey, Jay Hutchins, Bill LaDue, Mike McCubbin, A1 Hampton, Stan Miller, Manager. Third Row; Mr. Woodley, Coach; Rod Hartman, Lyle Manthe, Kent Keim, Jeff Dawson, Gary Holliday, Kim Behrensmeyer, Tom Thompson, Jim McKinley, Mr. Lloyd, Assistant Coach. Fourth Row: Jon Holland, Randy Brasmer, Jim Elliot, Gary Adams, David Ford, Bob Schriver, Steve Slavish, Tony Starcevich. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders--Nancy Wagoner, Lynn Harkey, Joyce Nalevanko, and Debbie Raatz--led their team to victory. Jim Meats Rob Basala Bob Basala Footbal Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard Sherrard ftssrajaeja , u r V , i - yci, V - i.� v . l.‘ Jf, SSuSBMnniS MUSHRa--1 1: •rWSWHSBMSHHS Joe Lindburg Larry Adams Mike Sackfield Gary Buckwalter Rick Anderson Ed Sims I Scores D Abingdon 0 Rockridge 6 Winola 0 Orion 'tWestmer 6 Atkinson OAlwood 0 Cambridge Randy Barto Chuck Wiggins Jerry Johnston Our Tigers Abounded in VARSITY--First Row: Bob Basala, Gary Durbin, Manager; Mr. Jackson, Coach; Mr. Billups, Assistant Coach; Ken Cameron, Manager; Rick Child. Second Row: Larry Henry, Greg Hultgren, Steve Christensen, Gary Buckwalter, Jerry Johnston, Steve Dochterman, Don Simmon, Rob Basala, Tim Frye, Brian Zwicker, Rick Anderson, Absent: Chuck Anderson, Mike Ritchie. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cindee Sharer Rhonda Hartman Mary Jo Schurr Carole Ash Shirley Mack 66 Spirit, Sportsmanship, and Skill JUNIOR VARSITY--First Row: Terry Staley, David Child, Kenny Johnston, Mark Ornelis, Steve Miller, Mike Mc- Cubbin, Tom Weihler, Bob Connell, Billy Potter, Elmer Risher, Jim Johansen, Manager. Second Row; Steve May- hew, Manager; Bill LaDue, Steve Slavish, Tony Starcevich, Kent Keim, Tom Thompson, Kim Behrensmeyer, Rod Hartman, Gary Holliday, Jeff Dawson, Jay Hutchins, Mr. Billups, Coach. 67 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Lynn Harkey, Debbie Raatz, Gale Ornelis, Nancy Wagoner. Rob Basala Forward Steve Dochterman Center Rick Anderson Guard Bob Basala Guard Tim Frye Gary Buckwalter Guard Forward Jerry Johnston Forward Don Simmon Center 1966-67 Basketball Schedule Sherrard 72 Alexis 58 Sherrard 58 Atkinson 59 Sherrard 54 A lwood 53 Sherrard 56 Orion 70 Sherrard 73 Monmouth 70 Sherrard 55 Winola 57 Sherrard 54 Aledo 38 Sherrard 73 Rockridge 66 Sherrard 65 Cambridge 66 Sherrard 61 Westmer 43 Sherrard 60 A lwood 77 Sherrard 85 Atkinson 60 Sherrard 89 Winola 61 Sherrard 67 Orion 46 Sherrard 73 Cambridge 64 Sherrard 64 Rockridge 62 Sherrard 88 Westmer 101 Sherrard 60 Knoxville 51 Regional Tournament Sherrard 75 Westmer 68 Sherrard 49 A lwood 54 71 Track Requires Stamina, Alertness, r Larry Adams represented Sherrard in the shot- put event. The 1966 track season started out very damp and cold. Despite this obstacle, many of the track boys made a good showing for our team. Mike Hartman broke the old record for the 100-yard dash of 10.55 seconds by running it in 10.35 seconds. Mike also earned 14 points in the Varsity Conference Track Meet and was voted the most valuable member of the track team. Sherrard finished third in the Alexis Re- lays, tied for fifth in the Cornbelt Conference Meet, and won a dual track meet with Alwood. Jumping the low hurdles requires intense concentration. 72 and a Willingness to Work With Others In a burst of speed, Tony Starcevich passes the baton to Kim Behrens- meyer. Greg Hultgren tries for a record-breaking discus throw. T Jim Mears, Larry Kurtenbach, and Chuck Anderson run the long races for Sherrard. 73 Girls, Too, Can Be Athletic Senior B's buzzed to the volleyball championship. Members of the winning team were Mary Jo Schurr, Carolyn Koester, Elaine Johnson, Roxanne Youngberg, Karen Miller, captain; Debbie Deel, Mary Reedy, Pam Petty, and Jean White. 74 Physical Education is a pyramid of fitness, skill, and co-ordination. Activities The Annual Requires Many Hours of Devoted % EDITOR Mary Jo Schurr ASSISTANT EDITOR Jean White ADVERTISING MANAGER Sharon Mueller Work, but the End Result Is Very Rewarding SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER Mary Reedy Joan Fritch, Becky Burford, and Shirley Mack helped do many pages in the annual. Also helping on the annual staff this year were Doris Anderson, Elaine Adams, Nancy McConnell, Kathi Nimrick, Rhonda Hartman, and Cathie Sloan. Active Salesmen Promote ANNUAL SALESMEN: Debbie Raatz, Kathi Nimrick, Janet Miller, John Erickson, Gale Ornelis, Shirley Mack, Lynn Harkey. 78 MAGAZINE SALES CAPTAINS: Loren Zeitler, Carolyn Koester, Senior Captains; Kathi Nimrick, Shirley Mack, Junior Captains. A Successful Yearbook TOP FIVE MAGAZINE SALESMEN: Leonard Carlstrom, third; Dixie Hergert, second; Cindee Sharer, fourth; Jim Mears, first; Mona Meyer, fifth. This is the $30 Club. These people sold over $30 worth of magazines. First Row; Judy Martin, Joan Fritch, Cindy Taylor, Karen Brumbaugh, Kathi Nimrick, Norma Baker, Jean White, Larry Holevoet. Second Row; Jerry Johnston, Becky Burford, Sherry Hall, Tarrilee Jennings, Danny Puckett, Trudy Snell, Mary Reedy, Loren Zeitler, Shirley Mack. The Seniors tried hard, but the Juniors were victorious. 79 •ran Student Council Promotes Better Student Government Representatives of the classes and clubs in Student Council are: Janis Hurley, FTA; George Mehall, Sophomore Class; Kenny Johnston. Freshman Class; Larry Adams, Senior Class; Jerry Johnston, Science Club; Mary Reedy, Band; Nancy McConnell, Junior Class; Brian Zwicker, FFA; Lynda Adams, Sophomore Class; Steve Christensen, Vice- President; Larry Henry, Junior Class; Mary Jo Schurr, Senior Class; Danny Janecke, President; Bob Basala, Drama Club; Carole Crawford, Freshman Class; Sharon Mueller, FHA. This year's Homecoming, spon- sored annually by the Student Coun- cil, was one of the most successful Sherrard has ever had. The parade was held the night before the game and was followed by a snake dance and bonfire. Former Homecoming Kings and Queens were honored at the dance following a victorious, though rather damp, game with Westmer. Other activities sponsored by the Council members were a Christmas Party and a Student Council Week. Members of our student governing body attended a Cornbelt Conference Student Council Meeting at Westmer. There we discussed four main topics: (1) The Purpose of the Student Coun- cil; (2) National Honor Society; (3) School Spirit; and (4) The Election of Officers. We brought back many ideas for improving our own Student Coun- cil. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Danny Janecke, President; Steve Christ- ensen, Vice-President; Bob Basala, Treasurer; Mary Jo Schurr, Secretary. 81 Organizations Further Students’ Interests LITERARY CLUB--First Row: Mrs. Short, Advisor; Brian Zwicker, President; John Erickson, Vice-President; Mary Reedy, Secretary; Dane McCaw, Treasurer. Second Row: Rhonda Hartman, Cindy Taylor, Tarrilee Jennings, Cathie Sloan, Patrice Maynard, Judy Martin. Third Row: Shirley Mack, Lynda Adams, Barbara Floyd, Danny Janecke, Sharon Mueller, Danny Zwicker. FTA--First Row: Doris Anderson, President; Cindee Sharer, Vice-President; Paul Barnett. Carole Ash, Judy Martin, Tarrilee Jennings, Lynn Sloan, Cindy Taylor, Mary Jo Schurr. Second Row: Sue Kale, Dianne Schalk, Jo Nell Rhodenbaugh, Trudy Snell; Bonnie Swinford, Debbie Deel, Janice Hajostek, Jean White, Mary Reedy. Third Row: Danny Janecke, Gale Ornelis, Lynda Adams, Janis Hurley, Becky Burford, Shirley Mack, Sharon Mueller, Mike 02 Sackfield. Larry Henry. All Hail the Seniors! at least during initiation 83 Carolyn appears amused, and Billie Jean amazed, at the song vocalized by Steve and Kathy. Initiation was sloppy--but fun. King Jerry Johnston 1966-67 Homecoming Royalty Queen Debbie Deel Senior Attendants Dennis Pitman Sharon Mueller Junior Attendants Karen Brumbaugh Larry Henry Sophomore Attendants Stan Miller Gale Ornelis Freshmen Attendants Janet Miller Mike McCubbin 85 Swinging Music and Low Lights Our 1967 Homecoming Court with crownbearers Angela Parker and David Parker Former Kings and Queens joined us at our Homecoming Dance. They are: Bob Slavish and Sherry Hall, 1966: Jerry Parchert and Donna Kirkland Montgomery, 1965; Linda Holland, 1964; John Laughlin and Charlene Kness Verschoore, 1962; Judy Meredith Anderson, I960; Carl Miller and Georgia Adams Foltz, 1959; Barbara Jan Huggins Hofer and Ray Holcomb, 1957; Carolyn Docherty Harris and Ralph Harris, 1956; Marlene Hall Parker, 1953; Terry Brown, 1955; Theresa Adams Carlson, 1952; Marilyn Young Coyne, 1949; Roy Yeater, 1950; Edie Harris Duncan, 1948. 86 Set the Background for Our Dance Some couples came to dance to the music of the Rousers............ 87 Others were interested in the results of the voting for King and Queen. Homecoming Was a Gala Event With First place was won by the Freshmen with their float Victory A Go-Go. 88 Smoke 'Em Out led the Juniors to second place. Colorful Floats and a High-Stepping Band Charge ’Em was the theme of the Sophomore float. 89 Shop Is Practical as Well as Intriguing Drawings for industrial trades are being prepared by Larry Burford and Larry Carlson. One of the students, Louis McCollom, is rewelding a gg differential housing. Dale Pace and Bud Hughes are performing an operation for a belt tightener. Science Challenges the Mind and the Ability of the Student SCIENCE CLUB--First Row: Mr. King, advisor; Rob Basala and Larry Adams, co-presidents; Jerry Johnston, Rick An- derson, Sharon Mueller, Jean White, Ginger Heiar, Cathie Sloan. Second Row: Nancy McConnell, Leo Myers, Cindee Sharer, Nancy Eddingfield, Trudy Snell, Jane LaDue, Mary Miller, Kathi Nimrick, Peggy Ealy, Judy Mar- tin, Sherry Hall. Third Row: Bob Basala, Tim Frye, Doug Plank, Greg Hultgren, Steve Christensen, Steve May- hew, John Erickson, Rick Karlburg, Jim Kitchens, Frances Bousman. Sharon is working on her ceramics project for chemis- Sam Ramsey, Dane McCaw, and Becky Burford, mem- try. bers of Science Club, are examining some chemicals in the lab. 91 The Sherrard High School Concert and Marching Band Our Band Adds a Symphonic Prelude Marching Band 94 BRASS--First Row: David Child, John Watson. Renee Goulet, Mike Schalk, Howard Johnston. Second Row: Mark Rossiter, Sam Ramsey, Kent Keim, Larry Holevoet. to Many School Activities WOODWINDS--First Row: Jim McKinley, Gary Miller, Bob Schriver, Wayne Sloan, Doris Anderson, Judy Martin, Carole Ash, Cindee Sharer, Paula Jennings, Sharman Thuren. Second Row; Ray Castrey, Tom Weihler, David Stark, Frances Bousman, Larry Adams, Jo Rhodenbaugh, Dianne Schalk, Larry Kurtenbach. PERCUSSION: Linda Breiby, Mary Jo Schurr, Tarrilee Jennings, David Ford, Sherry Hall, Kim Behrensmeyer, Mary Reedy, Danny Adams, Keith Staley. MAJORETTES: Rhonda Hartman, Pam Petty, Sharon Mueller, Head Majorette; Cindy Taylor, Patti Anderson. FLAG BEARERS: Carolyn Koester, Debbie Raatz, Sandra Harris, Trudy Snell, Roxanne Youngberg. BAND BOOSTERS’ OFFICERS: Mrs. Docherty, Treasurer; Mrs. Schurr, President; Mrs. Martin, Vice-President; Mrs. Raatz, Secretary. BAND OFFICERS: Cindee Sharer, Librarian; Mary Reedy, Student Council Representative; Tarrilee Jennings, Vice- President; Mary Jo Schurr, President; Dianne Schalk, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Dianne and Renee practice long hours to become bet- ter musicians. 97 The Sound of Music SOPRANOS--First Row: Donna Anderson, Joyce Nalevanko, Jolene Hergert, Pam Petty, Kathy Coyne, Elaine John- son, Diana Fenton. Second Row: Janice Hajostek, Mary Reedy, Sharman Thuren, Rosalie Cameron, Sherry Hall, Linda Claeys, Sandra McKinley, Vonnie Bell. SECOND SOPRANOS--First Row: Mary Ann Capan, Elaine Timmons, Lynn Sloan, Janis Anderson, Sue Kale, Judy Johansen, Cindy Taylor, Ginger Heiar, Patti Anderson, Trudy Snell. Second Row: Mary Jo Schurr, Dianne Krider, Patty Grant, Rhonda Hartman, Carole Ash, Cindee Sharer, Carole Crawford, Mary Miller, Cindy Yeater, Bel Waterman, Cathie Sloan, Janis Hurley, Sandra Vercauteren, Polly Nice. 98 Drifts Through the Air ALTOS--First Row: Linda Petty, Paula Jennings, Dianne Schalk, Janet DeGreve, Nancy Wagoner, Tarrilee Jennings, Joan Fritch, Patrice Maynard, Shirley Mack, Hope Harkey, Winnie Jones. Second Row: Sue Breitenstein, Judy Deel, Nancy McConnell, Roxanne Youngberg, Linda Hall, Carol Lulow, Doris Anderson, Jo Rhodenbaugh, Bonnie Swinford, Mary Hergert, Lynda Adams, Dixie Hergert, Barbara Floyd, Peggy Hartman, Angela Todd, Judy Martin, Lynn Harkey. BOYS' CHORUS--First Row: Ron Wadsworth, Wayne Sloan, Robbie Davison, Jim Johansen, Larry Holevoet, David Johnson, Richard Child, Bob Berenger, Greg Wilson, Paul Barnett, John Collier. Second Row: Sam Ramsey, Mike Sackfield, Greg Hultgren, Herb Schnoor, Larry Henry, Steve Mayhew, Leonard Carlstrom, Mrs. King, director; Brian Zwicker, Steve Christensen, Ron Cameron, Doug Plank, Richard Simmon, Gary Dierolf, Mike Coyne, Tom Johnson. 99 Sam Ramsey has sung many solos in his four years of chorus. Nancy. Jo Nell. Carole. Cindee, Diana, and Mary composed the girls' sextet. Cindee Sharer, who accompa- nies boys' chorus, and Judy Martin, who accompanies mixed and girls' choruses, have to practice many long, hard hours to be able to play flawlessly any new song or re- quest from the chorus. The chorus meets twice a week and presents a Christmas and a Spring Concert. The chorus also participates in the annual Cornbelt Conference Chorus Festival. 100 Sharman Thuren and Herb Schnoor had special parts in Sleep, Little Tiny King. CHORUS HELPERS: Paula Jennings, Patty Grant, Elaine Johnson, Bonnie Swinford, Pam Petty, Judy Deel, Janis Anderson, Tom Johnson, Larry Holevoet. jgj Daddy-Date Night, the Style Show, and Seated: Elaine Johnson, Patti Anderson, Carolyn Koester, Carol Lulow, Debbie Deel, Bonnie Christine, Pam Petty. Standing: Sandra Harris, Bonnie Swinford, Luci Brown, Patty Grant, Janie Slaymaker, Mary Reedy. Seated: Diana Fenton, Pat Lulow, Debra Swinford, Tarrilee Jennings, Joan Fritch, Judy Martin. Standing: Ginger Heiar, Dixie Hergert, Cindy Taylor, Nancy McConnell, Norma Baker, Sherry Hall, Cathie Sloan, Carole Ash, Janice Hajostek, Rhonda Hartman, Jolene Hergert, Lynn Sloan, Sharon Larson, Becky Burford, Patrice Maynard, Shirley Mack. 102 Regular Meetings Are Part of the FHA Activities First Row: Lynda Adams, Dianne Schalk, Hope Harkey, Janet DeGreve. Second Row: Joyce Erickson, Karen Pet- terson, Sue Kale, Joyce Koester. Third Row: Renee Goulet, Nancy Wagoner, Mary Hergert, Linda Overton, Linda Hall, Gale Ornelis, Jill Buckwalter, Jo Nell Rhodenbaugh, Judy Johansen, Linda Claeys, Elaine Timmons, Peggy Hartman, Sue Cope, Debbie Raatz. First Row: Carole Crawford, Mary Ann Gray, Celia Puckett. Diane Anderson. Second Row: Kathy Coyne, Bel Waterman, Cindy Yeater, Susan Swinford, Isabel Juras, Linda Petty, Kathy Zwicker, Roxanne Bousman. Third Row: Patty Wilson, Joyce Nalevanko, Diane Rhodenbaugh, Janet Miller, Donna Anderson, Billie Jean Ritchie, Paula Jennings, Sandra McKinley, Sandra Vercauteren, Sharman Thuren, Lynn Harkey, Angela Todd, Mary Ann Capan, Linda Breiby, Judy Deel. 103 FHA OFFICERS--Standing: Janis Hurley, Degrees Chairman; Cindee Sharer, Vice-President ot Recreation; Roxanne Youngberg, Secretary; Sharon Mueller, President; Karen Miller, Treasurer; Barbara Floyd, Historian. Seated: Mary Jo Schurr, Second Vice-President; Rosalie Cameron, First Vice-President. Absent: Doris Anderson, Vice-President of Public Relations; Trudy Snell, Vice-President of Projects. 104 Our FHA family this year.includes the following people: Charles Anderson, Big Brother; Mrs. Warren Mueller, Chap- ter Mother; Dan Bergstrom, Little Brother; Ann Bergstrom, Little Sister; Mrs. Raymond Johnson, Chapter Grand- mother; Mr. William Petty, Chapter Father. We were fortunate to have as our speaker for the FHA Mother and Daughter Banquet Mrs. Kay Whan. She is shown above with Sharon Mueller (FHA Presi- dent) and her mother, Mrs. Mueller. Our advisor and honorary advisor for this year were Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Rhoden- baugh. Patti Anderson made this cake to com- Attending the banquet were Mary Reedy, Mrs. Reedy, Mrs. Cameron, and memorate the twenty-first birthday of Rosalie Cameron. FHA. What's the name of this skit? “A Gathering of the Nuts, of course. 105 Sweetheart Danny Zwicker, FFA President, and Sharon Mueller, FHA President, crowned Queen Peggy and King Richard with crowns carried by Ann and Dan Bergstrom. 106 Queen and King Peggy Hartman Richard Simmon First Attendants Rhonda Hartman Steve Dochterman Swirl 1967 Second Attendants Pam Petty Chuck Anderson Carole and Steve have found their heart hanging in the Heart Gallery.” 107 FFA Cultivates Young Minds FFA--First Row: Steve White, Mike Coyne, Gary Redecker, Jim Carver, David Raine, Ron Wadsworth, Randy Heiar, Jim Johansen. Second Row; Robbie Davison, Paul Barnett, Larry Ackerman, Darrel Melcher, Howard Johnston, Tom Weihler, Sam Ramsey, Larry Holevoet, Jon Holland. Third Row: Gary Miller, Albert Hampton, Mike Wardlow, Paul Mital, Lyle Manthe, Dennis Pitman, Terry Harkey, Bruce Hurley. Fourth Row; Ed Sims, Steve Whan, Richard Simmon, Steve Dochterman, Mike Ritchie. 108 FFA OFFICERS--First Row: Mr. Gregory, Advisor; Larry Kurtenbach, Secretary; Dan Zwicker, President; Chuck Anderson, Vice-President; Gary Dierolf, Reporter. Second Row: Steve Krahl, Sentinel; Brian Zwicker, Student Council Representative; Dane McCaw, Treasurer. to Better Farm Management Will there be any dessert left for us? ask the FFA boys serving at the FHA Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. 109 These FFA boys are studying the characteristics of the subsoil. In the Farm Planning Contest, Chuck Anderson placed first. Larry Kurtenbach placed second, and Danny Zwicker placed third. FFA Foundation Winners--Sitting: Larry Kurtenbach (second in beef production), Danny Zwicker (second in livestock farming). Standing: Brian Zwicker (first in swine production), Dane McCaw (first in grain farming and second as star farmer), Gary Dierolf (second in beef production). uoiavaisiuiuiQv Administrators Work to Improve SHS BOARD OF EDUCATION--Sitting: Iverd Bloomberg, President; Wayne Holdsworth, Secretary. Standing: Domenico Dilulio, Gerald Nelson, Wesley Johansen. Duane Braden. Absent: Angelo Encapera. CLIFFORD KING Superintendent Dear Student Friend, For the past three centuries the major emphasis in America has been on the development of our nat- ural resources. Our forefathers went West to find a new frontier and a chance to start over again. The unsettled land is now largely gone. Our future lies in developing our human resources - our minds and our spirits. Education can train our minds to create and use ideas. What we think governs how we act. If we act in a spirit of unselfish service, we can find pur- pose to life and happiness in our daily work. Edu- cation gives us the power to become better than we are. The patrons of Unit 200 make a major effort to provide you with good schools to help improve your mind and spirit. But no one else can make you im- prove yourself. You are the one who must resolve that T WILL BE SOMEBODY1 It is part of Ameri- ca 's glory that you have a chance to go as far as your ambition and ability will take you. Education is the key. Wisdom, Honor, Truth—Guideposts of Leadership RICHARD LOVELACE Curriculum Co-ordinator RICHARD DUTY Principal, Business Law HELEN KETTERING Secretary to Mr. Duty JANE GREGORY Secretary to Mr. King 113 TOM LONERGAN, Counselor ROY OLSON, Psychologist ISABELLE SELBY, English, MARY JANE HOGUE English, Speech, Dramatics Senior Sponsor ARTHUR KING Chemistry, Al- gebra II, Geom- etry, Trigonom- etry, Junior Sponsor, Science Club Sponsor, General Science 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 Educa- tion, Junior Sponsor, Cheerleader Sponsor; Junior High Chorus, Home Economics, Girls' Physical Education LOUISE KING English, Latin, Chorus, Librar- ian KENT McCHESNEY Band CONNIE SHORT English, Literary Club Sponsor, Senior Sponsor RONALD LLOYD Algebra I, Geometry, Math, Sophomore Spon- sor, Assistant Junior Var- sity Football Coach HELEN SNIDER World History, U.S. His- tory, Civics-Geography, HARRY BILLUPS Boys’ Physical Education, Drivers' Education, Var- sity Football Coach, Freshman Sponsor, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach WILLIAM WINTERS General Busi- ness, Bookkeep- ing, Modern Problems, Sopho- more Sponsor JOYCE WINTERS Typing, Short- hand, Bookkeep- ing, Sophomore Sponsor, FTA Sponsor, Year- book Sponsor RICHARD WOODLEY General Science, Biol- ogy, Track Coach, Fresh- man Sponsor, Junior Var- sity Football Coach ROBERT JACKSON U.S. History, Boys' Physical Education, Var- sity Basketball Coach, Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Athletic Director, Freshman Sponsor Staff Through the efforts of our cooks--Mrs. Whan, Mrs. Christensen, Mrs. Erickson, and Mrs. 01son--we enjoyed many well-balanced meals. Our maintenance man, Fred Martens, is always ready Our high school is always spick-and-span through the for an emergency. care of our custodians, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Dawson, and Mr. Doye. 117 From Their Untiring Services These people help speed up the cafeteria line--Herb Schnoor, Terry Staley, Keith Staley, Nancy Eddingfield, and David Johnson. Our secretary is saved many step� by these office assistants--Bonnie Swinford, Toni Smith, Janet Prosser, and Mike Sackfield. Absent: Gale Ornelis and Becky Burford. 118 We Benefit Each Day Our bookstore attendants are Pam Petty, Elaine Johnson, Patty Lulow, and Doris Anderson. Always ready to see that we get to school are our bus drivers. First Row: Mr. Lovelace, Mr. Huggins, Mr. Mueller, Mr. Erickson, Mr. McClure. Second Row: Mr. Jackson, Mr. Bloomberg, Mr. Martens. Third Row: Mrs. Bloomquist, Mr. Anderson, Mr. King, Mr. Hicks. 119 A Good Library Helps in the Pursuit of Education Next to acquiring good friends, the best acquisition is that of good books --Colton HEAD LIBRARIANS: Janet DeGreve, Nancy McConnell, Trudy Snell. ASSISTANT LIBRARIA NS--Seated: Linda Overton, Dianne Krider, Patti Anderson. Standing: Elaine Timmons, Joan Fritch, Roxanne Youngberg, Linda Hall, Patty Benton, Elaine Johnson, Carolyn Koester, Sharon Mueller. 120 Debbie Anderson, Janis Anderson, Lynda Adams. Elaine Adams, Carol Lulow. junioR high ELLOISE LILLIMAN WILLIAM HAMERLY ANITA EAGLE LARRY SCHULTE DONNA JACKSON WOODROW SALTER ESTHER SALTER JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Marty Trego, Gary Dochterman, LuAnn Koob, Terri Hargrave, Laurie Hol- land, Alice Pace, Barbara Henry, Terry Stark, David Mital. Second Row: Donnie Green, Debbie Robinson, Chris Basala, Angela Encapera, Cindy Gulley, Lori Blick, Marla Matkovic, Mary Nice, Brian Dhae- mers, Mike Fiedler, Mrs. Lilliman. Third Row; Robert Knuth, Doug Bleuer, Linda DeGreve, Jill McCaw, Colleen Harmon, Jan Spengler, Kathy Docherty, Tamie Ziemer, Cindi Mack, Pat Bell, Tom Wynn, Danny Breitenstein. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Mr. Hamerly, Benny Wild, Keith Willis, Jeff Gowey, Jim Lamb, Wil- liam Bonick, Billy Whitlock, Walter Brown, David Karlburg. Second Row: Diane Zwicker, Julie Potter, Jean Schroeder, Neal Hohl, David Wilson, Howard Tatge, Janet Willis, Marcia Hergert, Louanne Puckett, Jack Smith. Third Row: Steve Gregory, Randy Corwin, Gustavo Garcia, Fred Smith, Deraid Winn, John Jordan, Rod Palmer, Dennis Buckwalter, Sherryle True, Joyce St. Clair. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. Jackson, Debbie Rhoden- baugh, Denise Wilsey, Kevin Matter, Ran- dy Schwarz, Don Zwicker, Jeff Connell, Jerry Hutchins, Kristine Lindburg, Mike Johnson. Second Row: Jim Crawford, Sandra Schnoor, Sandra Todd, Calvin Heiar, Mike Jacobs, Tom White, Sally Ed- dingfield, Jackie Redecker, Shelia Welsh, Robbie Gillette. Third Row: Carol Erick- son, Randy Verbout, Richard Waterman, Pamela Rathbun, Robin Ehlers, Dennis Wallin, Joan Martin, Danny Buckwalter, Rodger Slavish, Terry Butler. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Julie Frew, Greg Verbout, Gary Loy, Roxanne Connell, Ruth Ann Hannah, James Sackfield, Leslie Brasmer, Donald McLaughlin, Mr. Schulte. Second Row: Kathy Stark, Kenn Willis, Mark Sloan, Judy Bodman, Theresa Crawford, Pam Tur- ner, Angela Capan, Daniel Heiar, Gary Woehlk, Cheryl Fenton. Third Row: Karen McLaughlin, Daniel Healey, Daniel Hamerlinck, Julie Kindelsperger, Laurie Hergert, Lynda Lewis, Susan Timmons, Mary Ann Johnson, Richard Hartman, Don- ald Lamb, Dianne Krouse. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. Salter, Tom Secymore, Bridget Kale, Mike Zwicker, Cheryle Johnson, Joan Hergert, Tom Dawson. Sec- ond Row: Helen Eddingfield, Rick Kurten- bach, Glen Melcher, John Benton, Ken Presson, David Blaylock, Ron Terrill, Joe Zimmerman, Jane Elliott, Terry Raine. Third Row; Stephen Mack, Bob Henry, Cindy Cooper, Beverly Davis, Jesse Gray, Leslie Johnson, Mike Vale, Mickey Mc- Cubbin, Priscilla Rathbun, Ron Gosney, James Hergert. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Mr. Salter, Mike Bunch, JoLane Laffoon, Mike Sloan, Joe Fritch, Dennis Hurley, George Schriver, Jon Raatz, Mark Mueller. Second Row: Bonnie Erickson, Jackie Tindall, Lee Nice, Sherry Jordan, Roberta Lingafelter, Vickie Blick, David Bleuer, Joe Schurr, Rita Martin, Pamela Chapman. Third Row: Bonnie Butler, Brenda Hemphill, Sam Langston, Pamela Nelson, Gay Behrensmeyer, Rick McGuire, Nanci Meyer, Tony Swain, Mike Nickell, Veta Brumbaugh. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Miss Eagle, Bob A ter, Me- linda Sturms. Second Row: Sheryl Swansen, Mary Zwicker, Ricky Amy, Joe McKinley, Larry Wadsworth, Eva Cameron, Garry Hall, Will Wilson, Mary Simmon. Third Row: Cathy Cameron, Terry Becker, Randy Allen, Deborah Walker, Deri Wilkins, Susan Miller, Larry Redman, Terry St. Clair, Sharon Reed. Our Junior High Float Won Third Prize 125 Those who helped to make our float a success were Lori Blick, Debra Rhodenbaugh, Joan Martin, Roberta Lingafelter, Vickie Blick, and Mary Ann Johnson. Early Participation in Sports Builds Character EIGHTH GRADE--First Row: Joe Zimmerman, Manager; Mark Mueller, Mike Bunch, Mike Sloan, Mark Sloan, Dennis Hurley. Don Lamb, Jon Raatz, Manager. Second Row: Mr. Schulte, Coach; Bob Henry, Jack Tindall, Mike Nickell, Dennis Wallin, Dan Hamerlinck, Ken Presson, Rick Hartman, Joe Schurr. SEVENTH GRADE--First Row: Benny Wild, Manager; Randy Schwarz, Kevin Matter, Jeff Connell, Robert Gillette, Don Green, Dave Karlburg, Tom White, Dan Buckwalter, Rodger Salvish, Manager. Second Row: Randy Verbout, Gary Dochterman, David Wilson, Deraid Winn, Mike Fiedler, Terry Becker, Richard Waterman, Garry Hall, Jim Crawford. Neal Hohl, Howard Tatge. Mr. Hamerly, Coach. 126 These girls presented a Christmas Con- cert for the Sherrard Woman's Club at the Sherrard Lutheran Church as rep- resentatives of the Junior High Chorus. This year’s Student Council members helped to lead the activities of the Junior High. Those sitting are Marty Tre- go, Treasurer; Bob Henry, Jack Tindall, President; Tom Dawson, and Don McLaughlin. Those standing are Mike Nickell, Sherrie True, Joan Martin, Secretary; Mary Ann Johnson, and Garry Hall, Vice-President. The Junior High Band includes many fine musicians. Sitting: Glen Melcher, Joan Martin, Bob Henry, Kathy Docherty, Brian Dhaemers, Cindi Mack, Neal Hohl, Julie Kindlesperger, Don Zwicker, Gay Behrensmeyer, Carol Capan, Terri Hargrave, Dennis Wallin, Colleen Harmon, Marcia Hergert, Vicki Blick, George Schriver. Stand- ing: Mary Ellen Simmon, Carolyn Zwicker, Joe McKinley, Jerry Hutchins, Jon Raatz, Mike Johnson, Joe Schurr, Mike Zwicker, Lynda Lewis, Deraid Wilson, Deri Wilkins, Terry Becker, David Blever, Mr. McChesney, Jack Tin- dall, Mike Fiedler, Jim Hergert. elementARy Elementary Education Is the MARY LLOYD Speech Correctionist EVA SEITZ MARY BATES Sherrard Sherrard ROSEMARY McCANN Sherrard GEORGIA FOLTZ Sherrard CAROLINE ALVIN Sherrard MARGUERITE KRUSE Sherrard MARY ALICE McATEE Sherrard CURTIS McATEE Preemption MABEL ROBBINS Preemption CHRISTINE MYERS Preemption 130 Starting Point of Future Leaders HELEN SCHAECHTER Preemption CARLEY SMITH Coyne Center JUANITA SCHUTTE Coyne Center DORCAS COLLIER Coyne Center EDNA NIMRICK Swedona MONETA MARTIN Coyne Center CHRISTINE BEVILL Coyne Center NANETTE WILLIAMS Coyne Center VICKI WASSENHOVE Coyne Center JO ANN WHITMORE Coyne Center BEVERLY PEARSON Coyne Center MARY JANE MOODY Swedona 131 ORVILLE MINTEER Matherville MARY ASH Matherville KATHLEEN ADAMS Matherville MABEL STARK Matherville SHERRARD FIRST GRADE First Row; Russell Brasmer, David Wick- enborg, Kirk Johnson, Phillip Crandall, Brian McCubbin, David Frew, Kevin Isaacson, Dale Harmon, Jeff Raine, Gary Logston, Walter Cutler. Second Row: Dawn Duty. Robyn Linde, Bobbi Utsinger, Gail Adamek, Teresa McMeekan, Wanda Hicks, Angela Parker, Jamie Jo Miller, Connie O'Brien. Third Row: Kathy Mc- Meekan, Ronald Calderon, David Gray, Dickie Snyder. Ronnie Farr, David Parker, Joyce Hajostek, Debra DeToy, Ronnie Bodman, Karl Schroeder, James Pierson, Ronald Greim, Bruce Lange, Cindy Dier- icks, Debra Seitz, Karen Crenshaw. Mrs. McCann. SHERRARD SECOND GRADE First Row; Terry Klundt, Daniel Berg- strom, Gary Pace, Jay Pierson, Randall Knuth, Mark Nice, Kenneth Erickson, Donald Anthony, Cecil Davis, Mark Lin- de. Second Row; Diane Yeater, Peggy Logston, Loleta O'Dell, Katrina Bratton, Raelene Billups, Denise Erickson, Sheri Brown, Lisa Schurr, Kristi Swanson, Den- nis Cummings. Third Row: Jerry Ham- erlinck, Julia DeGreve, Ruth LaDue, Ann Bergstrom, Carolyn Thompson. Brenda Hicks, Dinah Young, Bradley Johnson, Mrs. Bates, John Wilson, Thomas Calder- one, Ronnie DeVriendt, Keith Bendt, Frank Atkins, Thomas DePorter. SHERRARD THIRD GRADE First Row: Robert Erickson, James Frew, David Hamerlinck, Paul Lange, Darrell Inman, R. D. Davis, Richard Brahmstedt, Jeffrey Johnson, Mark Davis, Michael Hall. Second Row: Carole Jan Dawson, Dena Humphrey, Katherine Swanson, Diane St. Clair, Doreen Braden, Brenda Isaacson, Patricia Crandall, Vickie Greim, Michele Harker. Third Row: Allen Snyder, Bradley Blick, Carel Box, Rodney Kalinc- zalk, Debra Brasmer, Bonnie Atkins, Carol Young, Gilbert Overton, Bradley Duty, Theodore Palmer, Jerry Davis, Rodger Raine, Ronald Semonis, Mrs. Seitz. SHERRARD FOURTH GRADE First Row: Nicholas Hultgren, Arlin Adam- ek, Bryan Johnson, Michael Harker, Ken- neth Thompson, Roy Raine, Mark Hamer- linck, Steven Bosold. Second Row: Judith Robb, Joan Koester, Doreen Stockwell, Cynthia Johnson, Tonda Riesebieter, Ter- esa Kinsey, Gale O'Brien, Theresa Wilson, Patricia Mueller. Third Row: Denise Wagle, Donna Carlson, Cynthia Brahm- stedt, Cynthia Overton, Debra Davison, Wanda Behnke, Joyce Hergert, Karen Bod- man, Michael Bratton, Kathy DePorter, Mrs. Foltz. SHERRARD FIFTH GRADE First Row: Curtis Anthony, Rose Thompson, Candace Isaacson, Kristene Cederstrom, Mary Ann DeVriendt, Ricky Riesebieter, Duane Foster, Sally Nice, Linda Yeater, Robert Schalk, LeRoy Brasmer, Tony Mc- Cubbin. Second Row: Kimberly Swanson, Randall Stockwell, Steven Gould, Craig Loy, Jyll Johnson, Rynella Kundth, Lorry Thompson, Brian Nelson, Michael Adkins, Kurt Carlson, Karen Wilson, Debra Logs- ton. Third Row: Kathleen Adamek, Mich- ele Crossan, Monica Kohler, Charles Stropes, Brian Crandall, Kevin Blusher, Lar- ry Greim, Jeffrey Hultgren, Jean Bosold, Melinda Davis, Janet Jackson, Mrs. Alvin. SHERRARD SIXTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. Kruse, Gary Vercauteren, Shannon Thuren, Vickie Becker, Gerry Allen, Paul Secymore. Second Row: Susan Ater, Lynn Hay, Marlene Jansen, Don Weston, Steve Chapman, Roberta Fos- ter, Hugh Conwell. Third Row: Bill Henry, Greg Shelangouski. Debby Presson, Babette Vale, Marty Coyne, Randi Hudnall, Mike Hohl, Carolyn Zwicker. SHERRARD SIXTH GRADE First Row: Linda Bunch, Dennis Johnson, Peggy DeGreve, Carol Capan, Ann LaDue, Barbara Cutler, Mrs. McAtee. Second Row: Desiree Crossan, Rick Wagle, Rian Basala, Scott Fowler, Scharell Young, Donald Semonis, Terry Johnson, Kay Jack- son. Third Row: Doris Johnson, Cindy O'Brien, Debbie Behnke, Richard Raine, Chrystal Krebs, Jay Dawson, Pamela Gould, Annette Nice. PREEMPTION FIRST AND SECOND GRADES First Row: Richard Holdsworth, John Har- ris, Kevin Simmons, Adam Miller, Richard Seals, Gregory Gauley. Brent Adams, Michael Phelps. Second Row: Lisa Swan- son, Betsy Docherty, Sally Welsch, Carla Harrington, Christine Hays, Laurie Ander- son, Colleen Worton, Linda Hutchinson. Third Row . Lynn Prosser, Juanita Daggett. Edith Henry, Susan Morehouse, Stephanie Selsor, Daniel Spivey, Scott Lucas, Bryan Adams, Bradley Anderson, Mrs. Schaechter. PREEMPTION SECOND AND THIRD GRADES First Row: Peter Wolf, Thomas Cottrell, Delbert Henry, John Simmons, David Hintermeister, Neal Gauley, Richard Nicholson, Keith Holdsworth. Second Row: Amy Harrington, Kathleen McMan- us, Geralyn Dhaemers, Karen McManus, Debra Hutchinson, Laura Weihler, Carolyn Johnson, Cynda Lowe. Third Row: Sherry Swinford, Max Miller, Cherie Gauley, Wesley Swanson, Monte Anders, Gary Swinford, Monty Cottrell, Kevin Rathbun, William Lipton, James Mack. Fourth Row: David Nicholson, John McManus, Jay Zimmerman, David Anderson, Mrs. Myers. PREEMPTION FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE First Row; James Erickson, James Watson, Danny McManus, Tom Kammerman, Timothy Phelps, Mike Terrill, Rex Pitman, Bill Simmons. Second Row: Tamara Spengler, Jan Zimmerman, Deborah Fakas, Janice Nowack, Mary McManus, Ginger Saunders, Cassie Adams, Vivian Anderson. Third Row: Sally Hintermeister, Gary Martin, Mike Tomlinson, Martin Hamer- linck, Joel Dennis, Dennis Hutchinson, Mary Sue Hintermeister, Dinah Johnson, William Fritch, Rodney Nagelmiller. Fourth Row: Mrs. Robbins, Kevin Miller, Cynthia Dhaemers, Jack Dennis, Rodney Foster. PREEMPTION FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES First Row: Lorin Johnson, John Fakas, Gregory Dhaemers, John Barnett, Kirk Verbout, Mark Kammerman, Victor Weih- ler, Richard Blaylock. Second Row: Sally Swinford, Sadie Simmons, Reita Amy, Malinda Harris, Michele Welsch, Rondi Mack, Patricia Watson, Jean Henry. Third Row: Susan Smith, Mr. McAtee, Tommy Miller, James Phelps, Rex Miller, David Nowack, Roland Hutchinson, Zatha Kitchens, Steve Terrill, Robert Spengler, Barbara Daggett, Linda Nichol- son, Gina Holdsworth. COYNE CENTER FIRST GRADE First Row: Lesa Walton, Tonya Redpath, Lisa Swanson, Debbie Henry, Jerry Sturms, Tracy Rowe, Gregg Elliott, Nikki Wake- field, Kent Hufford. Second Row: Robin Reed, Cindy Lowery, Terri Falconer, Pamela Bennett. Janet Coyne, Michelle Conwell, Rodger Buckwalter, Kim Bras- met, Debbie Peebler. Third Row: Jody Weaver, Lisa Weber, Karen Hohl, Kenny Carter, John Granger, Kathy Wadsworth, Vicki Miller, Kurt Lawrence, Darren Healey, Mrs. Schutte. COYNE CENTER FIRST GRADE First Row: Wendy Holland, Laurie Joines, Douglas McKnight, Donald Gremmels, Randy True, Pauline McKinley, Tammy Lamb. Second Row: Terri Pearson, Christine Sigsworth, Brenda McMaster, Douglas Ralph, Brian Shelangouski, Peter Miller, Joe Studer, Donald Connell, Denise Anderson. Third Row: Mrs. Mar- tin, Larry Buckwalter, Tammie Winn, Ben Wangelin, Donald Willis, James Smith, Laurie Watson, DiAnna Coyne, Joydene Davis, Jo Anne Haysbrook, Kim Krahl. COYNE CENTER SECOND GRADE First Row: Kelly Ater, Rocky McKnight, Fred Swanson, Jimmy Cope, Carolyn Humphrey, Steve Studer, Paul Thrush, Mark Bennett, Sandra Henry. Second Row; Mark Lowery, Faith McKinley, Alice Valenzuela, Douglas Coyne, Gary Bomford, Donald Krouse, Traci Hudnall, Pamela Miller, Susie Presson. Third Row; Randy Hornback, Sharon Lewis, Carol Grainger, Patty Welch, Craig Bennett, Vicky Ralph, Craig Mueller, Bobby Butler, Danny Hohl, Francis Saenz, Mrs. Smith. COYNE CENTER SECOND GRADE First Row: Brenda Scott, Clay Laffoon, Todd Matter, Ellen Koob, Ilda Garcia, Steve Erickson, Steve Pa hi, Martin Fied- ler, Donna Bradley. Second Row: Theresa Fenton, Tamara Downey, Betsy Appel- quist, Buddy Wakefield, Kevin Swanson, Gaye Foster, Marti Nickell, Johnna Ries, Roger Hargrave. Third Row: Carl Wood, Scott Hall, Mike Behrens, Todd Mueller, Carolyn Wangelin, Patricia Appelquist, Ruth Hergert, Jerry Tyler. Linda Lambert, Greg Baraks, Miss Whitmore. COYNE CENTER THIRD GRADE First Row; Greg Hudnall, Gina Wild, Dale Fisher, Janet Rossiter, Timothy Ayers, Keith Bleuer, Mike Studer, Kathy Love- lace, David Hemphill. Second Row: Troy Swain, Doug Krahl, Dana Lee Wakefield, Tammy True, Ronny Boersen, Candace Connell, Mary Beth Peterson, Kathy Fal- coner, Jon Elliott. Third Row: James Winn, Mark Ferkel, Joe Dilulio, Bonnie Coyne, Pat McKinley, Kevin Minch, Terry Wilkins, Gonzalo Garcia, Debbie Tatge, Greg Wadsworth, David Haysbrook, Paul Todd. Fourth Row: Lester Hudnall, Kay Weber, Pat Hohl, Mrs. Pearson. COYNE CENTER FOURTH GRADE First Row: Dale MacDonald, Robin Rowe, Jennie Bleuer, Terry Henry, Buddy Hay, Phillip Thrush, Carol Koob, Diane Lamb, Barbara Wemle. Second Row: Dorrie Boens, Kristine Behrens, David Miller, Tommy Hargrave, Dale Heiar, Steven Castrey, Tommy Hergert, Jen Pearson. Joan Granger. Third Row: Chris Fiedler, Annette Myers, Kim Matter, Debra Wil- son, Marc Baraks, Jim Ries, Richard Reed. David Brasmer, Diane Buckwalter, Mrs. Collier. COYNE CENTER FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES First Rcw: Linda Gowey, Cindy Wilsey, Mike Bradley, Joey Wild, Lorrianne Bom- ford, Gale McMaster, Larry Coyne, Ricky A ter, Eddie Bradley, Tim Winn. Second Row: Ross Mandle, Dan Ervin, Ronny Allen, Dean Mandle, Mike Falconer, Mary Beth McKinley, Julie Pee bier, Ricky Ervin, Bobby Allen, Billy McKinley, Mrs. Williams. COYNE CENTER FIFTH GRADE First Row: Alan Willis, Jim Joines, Chris Dilulio, Alan Connell, Ann Valenzuella, Sherrill Strums, Janet Knapp, Pamela Welch, Debra Stark. Second Row: Laura McKinley, Dee Ann Erickson, Jenifer But- ler, Susan Lewis, David Fisher, Wes Mat- ter, Steve Gowey, Gail Laffoon, Isabelle Garcia. Third Row: Kevin Mueller, Tim Hergert, Richard Martin, Sharon Tatge, Nancy Coyne, Carol Trego, Cindy Hart- man, Douglas Lambert, Jim Granger, Lori Shelangouski. Fourth Row . Ralph Pearson, Linda Conwell, Bruce Humphrey, Kim Downey, Janet Hayne, Polly Waterman, Mary Ruiz, Debbra True, Mrs. Bevill. COYNE CENTER SIXTH GRADE First Row: Terry Ayers, Roger Laffoon, Gary Simonson, Greg Boens, Jeff Brown, Ken Boersen, Rusty Boehme, Mark McMas- ter, Chuck Rowe. Second Row: Terry Hudnall, Shelly Nickell, Carol Hay, Kathy Barto, John Lewis, Joyce Granger, Cherie Krouse, Teresa Wadsworth, Connie Schriver, Yvonne Tindall. Third Row: Randy Glancy, Dona Nalevanko, Greg Castrey, Terry Swain, Pete Dilulio, Mike Peebler, Juanita Hernandez, Linda Peter- son, Robert Ruiz, Mrs. Wassenhove. MATHERVILLE FIRST AND SECOND GRADES First Row: Robert Gauley, Gary Neal, Mark Staley, Scott Moffitt, Brian Redpath, Mark Nelson, Michael Carney, Allen Smith. Second Row: Jill Minteer, Bonnie Cooper, Rebecca Timmons, Dena Palmer, Lori Hall, Rita Allen, Patrice Dixon, Debra Miller, Elaine Harris, Sue Thomp- son. Third Row: Theresa Seaburg, Chris- tina Laktas, Dianna Hainline, Mrs. Stark, Barbara Smita, Melanie Anderson, Theresa Harlander, Becky Cooper, Cynthia Thompson, Jennie Courtois. MATHERVILLE SECOND AND THIRD GRADES First Row; Kevin Basala, Scott Guyton, Darren Rind, Rodney Peterson, Daniel Hainline, Benjamin Lane, Steven Gulley, Billy Gauley. Second Row: Elaine Allen, Teresa Sloan, Katherine Jordan, Jyla Frye, Jill Crawford, Lisa Johnson, Carol Slavish, Dea Encapera, Brenda Childs. Third Row: George Seaberg, Terry Johnson, Karen Slavish, Cynthia Green, Dennis Corwin, Kenneth Corwin, Richard Carney, Daniel Palmer, Gary Cameron, Mark Minteer, Mrs. Adams. MATHERVILLE THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES First Row; Jared Jordan, Michael McGee, Roger Jacobs, Danny Sloan, Joel Basala, David Basala, Larry Adams, Tony Slavish, Bradley Cooper. Second Row: Kim Mil- ler, Veronica Laktas, Nicki Encapera, Taina Erdmann, DeAnn Hall, Teresa Courtois, Peggy Anderson, Mary Linn Smith, Mary Lou Joyner, Valerie Johnson. Third Row: Douglas Bonick, James Hart- man, John Timmons, Tammy Hainline, Bonnie Ziemer, Shan Arkle, Debbie Green, Sharee Minteer, Debbie Becker, Mrs. Ash. MATHERVILLE FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES First Row: Kenneth Brewer, Joe Anderson, Ralph Corwin, Walter Strom, Kenneth Jor- dan, Pat Sloan, Eddie Hainline, Brian Child. Second Row: Michele Encapera, Nanette Basala, Sheri Arkle, Marcile Col- lier, Rhonda Erdmann, Tamara Slavish, Cindy Lulow, Theresa Laktas, Diana Pal- mer, Mary Miller, Karen Child, Leslie Encapera. Third Row: Bobby Robinson, Steven Adams, James Brewer, Lori Hart- man, Janice Jordan, Claudia Taylor, Judy Jordan, Robert Carney, Ronnie Miller, Steve Peterson, Derek Guyton, Dennis Rogers, Danny Matkovic, Bruce Rind. Fourth Row: Allen Hartman, Doug Erd- mann, Mr. Minteer, Miss McCardle. SWEDONA FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD GRADES First Row: Gary Carlson, Jeffery Ander- son, Monty McWhorter, Michael Brewer. Second Row: James White, Kevin Carver, Robert Foltz, Joyce Floyd, Susan Fulton, LaNita Foltz, Roy Lee White, Mark Pap- pas, Fred Eddingfield. Third Row: Robyn Foltz, Annette Gresch, Pamela Tomlin- son, Karen Wagoner, Kay Kindelsperger, Cynthia White, Teena Bloomberg, Mi- chael White, Mrs. Nimrick. SWEDONA FOURTH, FIFTH, AND SIXTH GRADES First Row; Kent Kindelsperger, Patrick Eddingfield, Keith Kindelsperger, La verne Schnowske. Second Row; Randal McWhorter, Thomas Eddingfield, Randall Larson, Betty White, Cynthia Anderson, Robin Fulton, Rose Larson, Danny Gresch, Donald White. Third Row: Edlen Tom- linson, Charles Pappas, Roger Secymore, Mary Ellen Mears, Sherry Larson, Teresa Floyd, Mrs. Moody. adveRtismq Advertising Is the Essence of Public Contact --H. K. Cunis ADVERTISING STAFF: Jean White, Mary Jo Schurr, Mary Reedy, Chuck Wiggins, Sharon Mueller, Chuck Ander- son, Larry Kurtenbach, Dan Zwicker, Ron Cameron, Loren Zeitler, Larry Adams. Both the yearbook and the merchant benefit from the advertisement which a successful yearbook of- fers. ADVERTISING STAFF; Dane McCaw, Leonard Carlstrom, Pam Petty, Carolyn Koester, Doris Anderson, Elaine Adams, Roxanne Youngberg, Patti Anderson, John Erickson, Carol Lulow, Mike Sack- field. 142 There Are As Many Butler Buildings As There Are Needs for Buildings C. CHUCK KRAHL Phone 878-1027 Milan, Illinois ALLSTEEL BUILDING COMPANY Andalusia Road Milan, Illinois [agrTbuiTTer| BETTER 143 BUILDINGS MIDWAY CAMPER SALES PICKUP COACHES CAMPING TRAILERS Accessories - Repairing Phone 787-3988 Milan, Illinois Andalusia Road • WE SI SKATES AIR CONDITIONED TRIO ROLLER RINK ELI COMPLETE . iakto SKATE TUES . WIO . THURS A SUN 7 30 TO 10 30 PM. Ml A SAT. 7:30 TO 10 PM. UTE SKATES 10 PM. TO 12 AN0A1USU tOAO IARTON THEATER PIPE ORGAN AND HAMMOND ORGAN MUSIC IAROE SMOOTH FLOOR SPECIAL RATES TO.r. School Church Scowl Group O Ml Ml I I® | THEATER MATINEES SAT. A SUN. Phono For Informotion Regarding Arrongomont for Privato Partio FROM 2 TO 4:30 PM. 787-1781 4TH ST. t ANDALUSIA RD.. MILAN DON’S BEAUTY SALON Dial 786-5464 1600-12th Street, Rock Island Compliments of McCulloughs Department Store Milan, Illinois ANDERSON MANDLE GRAIN CO. Buyers - Sellers - Corn, Oats, Beans Andalusia Road, Milan, Illinois Phone 787-2332 RHODENBAUGH FEED COMPANY Mobile Service Grinding Mixing Blending Phone 593-3011 FEEDS! Sherrard, Illinois WAYNE SCHOOL BUS BODIES ARE THE FINEST MADE IN AMERICA! Sold By MOLINE BODY COMPANY 222 52nd Street Moline, Illinois Phone 764-8343 Stock Racks Van Bodies Farm Bodies Semi- T railers Tool Boxes Bus Bodies Dump Bodies Hoists Frame Extensions Drive Shafts Bumpers Utility Bodies Cranes Wrecker Units Wheels Rims Truck Equipment 144 STANDARD Compliments of NIMRICK’S SERVICE STATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Service by Orville L. Nimrick ATLAS HERCULES TIRES Preemption, Illinois Phone 534-4611 C. I. JOSEPHSON JEWELERS Phone 762-5525 1514 5th Avenue MOLINE ILLINOIS for her ... . . for him The Loft, created because it's fun to be young! 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Your favorite department store SCHLEGEL REXALL DRUG STORES Everywhere in the Quad Cities for the past 97 years ROCK ISLAND SPORT SHOP We give S H Green Stamps ATHLETIC SHOP = The Finest in Year Around Sporting Goods 1825 Third Avenue Phone 786-0321 ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS 61202 WILSON RAWLINGS SPORTING GOODS K Where the Young Crowd Meets ! Rock Island - Moline - Davenport BROOKS JEWELRY STORE Watchmaker and Jeweler 217 - 17th St. Rock Island, Illinois Elgin Bulova Anson Rogers (1847) Community Look for Career Opportunities with BITUMINOUS INSURANCE COMPANY BASKIN-ROBBINS Rock Island Watch Tower Plaza READ SUPERIOR BUSINESS THE ARGUS MACHINES for Complete Coverage of Western Illinois News ROBINSON HARDWARE All Makes Portable Typewriters RENT--SALES--REPAIRS 1716 3rd Ave. -- Rock Island Phone 788-1814 GIBSON, FENDER, HAGSTROM GUITARS 1706 Third Avenue Rock Island, Illinois Phone 788-1013 Guitars - Yamaha Pianos Band Instruments Pittsburgh Paints Scotts Lawn Products Expert Repairing 1623 2nd Avenue Phone 786-5489 KEN FRYE RADIO TV SERVICE SHERRARD PLUMBING HEATING Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-3651 Hot Point Appliances Motorola Radio and TV Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-3701 BEV’S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of Sherrard, Illinois ART LEE’S LUNCH Phone 593-3731 Sherrard Illinois SHERRARD MAIDRITE Compliments of SHERRARD FEED SEED -mi Sherrard, Illinois Kent Feed Field Seed Fertilizer Phone 593-8331 Fresh Meats and Groceries Compliments PREEMPTION FOOD MARKET of CLARK’S BARBER SHOP Wally and Helen Brown Proprietors 152 Sherrard Illinois Compliments of FARMERS STATE BANK OF VIOLA FRED ALLEN SONS STANDARD SERVICE Viola, Illinois Small enough to know you You expect more from Standard and you get it Large enough to serve you Fred - Martin - Max Allen Member F. 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Friday Owners: Russell Billie Bruce Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BLACKHAWK DRUG Compliments of (Formerly Heimbeck's) MILAN FLOWER SHOP The Complete Drugstore Flowers for All Occasions Milan, Illinois Milan, Illinois Ph. 787-1722 Dial 787-1413 MAX G. LARSON All Lines Of Insurance More For Your Dollar at O. T. LARSON AGENCY DUGAN'S SUPERMARKET Milan, Illinois Plus S H Green Stamps Phone 787-1315 Open every night till 9p.m. Milan, Illinois HFchevro B DeMARLIE’S FEED MILL BARRY CHEVROLET Parts, Sales, Service Custom Grinding and Mixing Purina Chows and Sanitation Bulk Delivery Service Corn Drying Phone 372-4949 Reynolds Illinois Aledo, Illinois 155 Aledo, Illinois — STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. AUTO-FIRE-LIFE-HAIL Receive drivers training credit. Good grades earn lower auto rates. S1ATI FARM L. W. Epperly Milan, Illinois Phone 787-1152 insuranci year H HUNTER’S CAMERA SHOP Color Processing By Eastman Kodak Photo Supplies--Hallmark Cards SOHRBECK’S DRUGSTORE Kodak, Bell Howell Polaroid Cameras Color Processing by Kodak 16th Street 5th Avenue 1619 Second Avenue Moline, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Phone 788-5126 Phone Moline 764-3583 MACE CHEMICAL SUPPLY COMPANY TEMPLE’S SPORTING GOODS Janitor Supplies, Cleaning Materials, and Maintenance Equipment 39 years of 207-09 E. 2nd Street Dial 322-4012 Service and Satisfaction Davenport, Iowa 1524 - 6th Avenue Moline, Illinois Let's Go Bowling at the LYNN IMPLEMENT INC. BOWLADROME JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE 3030 7th Avenue General Hardware 786-4405 Rock Island Phone GR 6-4501 156 Lynn Center, Illinois VIRGIL ANDERSON MOTOR CO. Cadillac - Buick - Pontiac K. C. HUGGINS STANDARD Rambler CMC Trucks Tank Truck Deliveries Sales Service Aledo, Illinois Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-3691 HARNEY-MORGAN CO. THE VILLAGE INN SALES H SERVICE Farmall McCormick Meals Short Orders Pies baked for all occasions Aledo Phone 582-2525 Preemption Illinois BROKER INSURER Compliments of WAYNE R. SPENGLER SHERRARD, ILLINOIS JOHN’S BARBER SHOP FARM LOANS Phone: 534-4325 Viola Illinois JERRY’S MOBIL SERVICE Complete Motor Service Full Line of TBA DEANE FRYE General Contracting Quality Products Courtesy Service Matherville, Illinois Phone 754-5311 Preemption, Illinois Aledo, Illinois Phone 582-7212 157 DeSCHEPPER PACKING CO. Knoxville Road ONE OF ILLINOIS' MOST NATURAL ATMOSPHERIC EATING ESTABLISHMENTS WHERE FRIENDS MEET. MILAN, ILLINOIS Telephone 787-1846 liSDA TOP CHOICE HOME OF PRIME RIB - STEAKS THE ORIGINAL SEAFOOD SELF SERVICP ITALIAN.DINNERS SALAD BAR WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM KILLING c ACILHriES FOR BANQUETS • MEETINGS - SPECIAL EVENTS ■k FAMILY DINING ROOM FOREST ROOM ★ GARDEN CLUB ROOM ★ OAK ROOM PROCESSING V2 mile south of rock island T 8 T- 3 2.11 OR 2 MILES SOUTH OF MILAN 2? ■ ON U.S. HWY A7 AT nr 7B7-358Q OAK GROVE, ILL. ° • + Ow (P.O. MILAN) RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED SW|D P Robert E. Mullins, Sr. Eetty Mullins Robert E. Mullins, Jr. Mary Ann Mullins Compliments of Bill Mullins KINSEY SERVICE STATION P. O. Box 145 STANDARD Bloomington, Illinois 61701 OIL PRODUCTS AND SERVICE L. G. Balfour Company by Class Rings, Invitations, Cards, Diplomas, Medals, T rophies Elmer Chuck Marv Atlas and Hercules Tires Newsfoto Publishing Company Y earbooks 593-3491 Phone: Bloomington 828-2765 158 COMPLETE Fraternal Life Insurance Service for THE ENTIRE FAMILY Compliments of SHERRARD POWER SYSTEM Orion Illinois flf Supreme Office — Rock Island, Illinois Fraternal Life Insurance Since 1895 MERCER READY MIX, CO. INC. Reinforcing - Sand Radio Dispatched MELVIN McKAY, INC. New Windsor, Illinois 61465 Phone 2-30 517 17th Street Rock Island, Illinois Aledo, Illinois 61231 Phone 582-2436 PLUMBING HEATING CONTRACTORS Telephone 788-3476 159 Modern Woodmen of America Ohc t£c 'Ttctdon 'P’uitc’ituzl ?H4wt iHce 0%$aHlyxtiond HOME OFFICE - ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS MOLINE’S 2«rll,Cosmetolo choo| DORIS AND THEODORE SCHMIDT. OWNERS f J Phon« Ar«« Cod 309 762-9431 CLOSED MONDAYS UPSTAIRS OF THE LUNDELL BLDG. I608V2 FIFTH AVENUE ♦ MOLINE, ILLINOIS 6126 IN THE CENTER OF DOWNTOWN MOLINE 160 •THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN BEAUTY TRAINING tU are franchise J to ttacli ill• Wa ring (to-Con� , W.tU of C oSmefofoyy BOB ERIKSEN CHEVY CENTER ioAflfiwa 325 East First Avenue MILAN, ILLINOIS Telephone 787- 1765 Rock Island County's Sellingest Dealer Chevrolet Chevelle orvair Chevrolet II Chevrolet Trucks Buick Special Skylark Corvette HARDIN SALES AND SERVICE 1000 - 4th Street Orion, Illinois 526-3314 One Stop Shopping For All Your Automotive Needs 28 Years On The Same Corner 161 A. D. HUESING CORPORATION 527 - 37th Avenue TEEM KIST FLAVORS MOUNTAIN DEW DOWNING’S SHELL SERVICE Milan, Illinois Phone 787-7211 Open 7 days a week from 6 a. m. to 12 p. m. 162 Allstate Insurance Goodyear Tires 24 Hour Service Motor Tune-Up Balance Wheels U Haul Trailers Road Service Chicago Motor Club UM� TINDALL’S Striving to Serve Their Community Better Groceries--Meat--Vegetables--Frozen Food--Sundra Spot--Dry Goods Laundromat and Dry Cleaning Sherrard, Illinois Phone 593-8341 Orion, Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 163 For Everything Photographic ELLIOTT CAMERA SHOP 234 W. 3rd St. Davenport Dial 322-4272 1604 5th Avenue Moline Ph. Mol. 764-4471 THOMAS PAINT DECORATING SERVICE 222 4th Street West Milan, Illinois 787-2021 £azztf T ogt’s MEAT MARKET Route 67 in Milan, Illinois Dealers in Choice and Prime Beef HOLLAND’S JEWELERS 1602 FIFTH AVENUE. MOLINE. 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